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DGT Warns of Fake Traffic Fine Email Scam
Spain's traffic authority, the DGT, warns of a new phishing scam where fraudsters send fake emails demanding payment for non-existent fines to steal personal and bank details.
Güímar Industrial Estate Plagued by Rats and Rubbish
Residents of Güímar Industrial Estate are demanding urgent action from authorities to address severe health and environmental problems caused by excessive rubbish and a rampant rat infestation, attributed to irresponsible dumping and inadequate waste management.
Tenerife Man Held for Gender Violence on Women's Day
A man was arrested in Tenerife on International Women's Day, accused of unlawfully detaining and domestically abusing two women.
Jupol: Tenerife Police Store Drugs in Minors' Cells
The Jupol union has filed a complaint with the Juvenile Prosecutor's Office regarding the alleged use of a cell designated for minors at the National Police's Provincial Station in Tenerife to store seized drugs, raising concerns about safety and children's rights.
Aemet Issues Yellow Alert for Canaries Rough Seas, Strong Winds Monday
The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued a yellow alert for rough seas in the western islands and Gran Canaria starting Monday, March 9.
Canary Islands Football Grapples With Rising Racism
Spanish football, particularly in the Canary Islands, faces growing concerns over racist incidents targeting migrant players, prompting community initiatives like the Sansofé Campus to promote integration and combat discrimination through sport.
Tenerife Offshore Wind Plans Face Strong Local Opposition
Three offshore wind projects planned for Tenerife's southeast coast, aiming to produce 72.3 megawatts, face strong opposition from local politicians and the fishing community concerned about environmental, visual, and economic impacts on their livelihoods.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife Eliminates Nursery Fees
The Santa Cruz de Tenerife City Council has made its city-run nurseries free for families, effective March 6, 2026, to enhance support for early childhood education and work-life balance.
Over 40% of Tenerife Home Sales Go to Foreign Buyers
Foreign buyers accounted for over 40% of home sales in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in 2025, making the Canary Islands province one of Spain's top regions for international property investment.
Tenerife Women's Day Protest Targets War, Far-Right
A feminist protest in Tenerife marking International Women's Day on Sunday expanded its focus from violence against women to strongly oppose armed conflicts, totalitarian movements, and increasing militarization.