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University of La Laguna’s ‘HolaULL’ Festival Marred by Student Protests Over Exam Changes
The University of La Laguna’s "HolaULL" welcome festival for 4,000 new students was marked by both celebratory activities and student protests against the administration's decision to eliminate the July exam session.
Tenerife Celebrates Cultural Revival with Extensive Autumn Festival Calendar
Tenerife is hosting a packed schedule of traditional pilgrimages and cultural festivals from September through November, reinforcing local identity while boosting the island's economy and heritage preservation.
Back-to-School Traffic Triggers Gridlock on Tenerife Highways
The return to school in Tenerife has triggered severe traffic congestion on major highways, reigniting concerns over the island's heavy reliance on private vehicles and the urgent need for improved transport infrastructure.
Canary Islands Issue Forest Fire Alert Amid Extreme Heatwave
The Canary Islands government has issued a forest fire alert across multiple islands due to an incoming heatwave bringing extreme temperatures, low humidity, and high winds.
Canary Islands Health Service Launches Mobile Blood Donation Drive in Tenerife
The Canary Islands Health Service is deploying mobile blood donation units across Tenerife this week to bolster hospital reserves and encourages eligible residents to participate.
Tenerife’s Titsa Transport Network Shifts to Winter Schedule on September 7
Tenerife’s public transport operator, Titsa, will transition to its winter schedule on September 7, reinstating key school shuttle services and adjusting routes to accommodate increased post-holiday demand.
Civil Guard Issues Safety Guidelines for Home Intrusions
The Civil Guard has issued new safety guidelines advising homeowners to prioritize their personal security by avoiding direct confrontation with intruders and immediately alerting authorities.
Canary Islands Schools Face Heatwave and Calima for Start of Academic Year
Students and staff in the Canary Islands face a challenging start to the school year as a heatwave and Saharan dust trigger renewed concerns over classroom infrastructure.
Canary Islands 2026 Calendar Limits Long Weekends for Residents
The 2026 Canary Islands work calendar is causing frustration among residents as mid-week public holidays and a lack of regional adjustments limit opportunities for long weekends.
Puerto de la Cruz Neighborhood Association Left Without Power for Months Amid Administrative Gridlock
Dozens of children and local groups in Puerto de la Cruz have been left without electricity for months due to administrative gridlock and delayed municipal repairs at the El Tejar neighborhood association.