Tetir’s wrestling arena fills for Asamblea Majorera’s 50th anniversary and tribute to those who shaped its history
The Tetir Wrestling Arena was packed on Saturday to mark the 50th anniversary of Asamblea Majorera.
The cultural association Más Ruines que Caín gives a very positive assessment of the recent San Miguel Arcángel celebrations.
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The Tetir Wrestling Arena was packed on Saturday to mark the 50th anniversary of Asamblea Majorera.
The party brought together several generations of members and public representatives in Tetir to honour its founders and call for Fuerteventura to have its own voice in Congress and the Senate.
Manuel Domínguez, Ester Muñoz and Jessica de León set out the PP’s proposals for addressing the issues of greatest concern to the public.
The PSOE is presenting its candidates in the Canary Islands for Congress and the Senate, convinced it is in the midst of a “comeback” against an alternative offering nothing but “insults and personal attacks”.
The protest will begin at 11:00 in Puerto del Rosario and pass through several streets in the island’s capital.
The Coalición Canaria MP made the remarks on Saturday during a visit to the market marking the centenary of Casillas del Ángel’s incorporation into Puerto de Cabras.
Members of AMF’s Island Executive have filed appeals against the internal endorsement of Juan Nicolás Cabrera Saavedra’s candidacy for the Fuerteventura Island Council.
Fuerteventura Tourism Board discusses winter 2026/27 demand with leading tour operators.
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Asamblea Majorera–Coalición Canaria marks Canary National Flag Day in Fuerteventura with the reading of a manifesto celebrating the identity of the Archipelago, the struggle for its residents’ rights and the need to keep the islands open to those seeking new opportunities.
Fuerteventura Island Council is calling on the State to provide the pledged funding needed to expand and upgrade the La Lajita wastewater treatment plant.
000 employees in the Canary Islands could be affected because the residence allowance has not been incorporated into supplementary pay.
The Canary Islands Government expects to receive the state’s €20 million allocation for the integrated water cycle before the end of the year and is already planning new projects for 2027.
The People’s Party says that construction of the only homes to have got under way during the current term has made no progress for around two months.
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