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Protests in the Canary Islands against Mass Tourism: What’s happening and what are the demands?
In April, the Canary Islands have witnessed a series of protests against mass tourism, expressing concerns and demands regarding the impact of this industry on the region. These protests reflect a growing unease among local residents about the balance between tourist development and the preservation of the natural environment and quality of life. What’s happening…
Living poorly in Fuerteventura: up to 26% more expensive than in Madrid with 63% less income.
Globalization has brought about a series of phenomena that, while beneficial in many aspects, can also create imbalances and difficulties for local populations in certain regions. One of the most notable effects is observed in tourist destinations like Fuerteventura, where the rising cost of living and income inequality are reaching alarming levels. Average long-term rental…
Climate Change in the Canary Islands
Losses of four million euros per year and forced displacement of 5,000 people. In less than 80 years, over 5,000 people in the Canary Islands may have to leave their homes due to climate change. There are 47 high-risk points for flooding in the archipelago. By 2100, families living in these areas will need to…
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