At a meeting today, the Ayuntamiento de Antigua, have agreed to some changes to the taxes payable in 2021:
- the payment of the table/chairs on terraces tax by businesses is suspended and their payment of the bin tax is suspended
- IBI (house) tax is being reduced to the legal minimum of 0.40% from 0.45%  (whatever that means!)
- vehicle tax is being lowered by 30%.
https://www.diariodefuerteventura.com/no...sas-e-impu

Canarian Weekly have this afternoon published an announcement that the president, Ángel Victor Torres, has signed an official BOE allowing the use of the antigen test for inbound travellers rather than just the PCR, as of Thursday 10 December. https://www.canarianweekly.com/posts/can...morrow#ath

Canarian Weekly is regarded as something of a ‘

Noticias:

[color=#555555][size=medium][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif]In the course of the plenary session that was held on the morning of the 28th in the Plenary Hall of the City Council of La Oliva, it was agreed to approve an Institutional Declaration in which the need for the Government of the Canary Islands, "within the maximum institutional loyalty and cooperation between administrations", was fundamentally collected. build a residential building for rent "as a housing solution fo

Noticias:

The Parliament of the Canary Islands approves the Law on Climate Change and Energy Transition.

[color=#000000][size=small][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif][color=#555555][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif][color=#111111]This Law will mean the creation of the Canarian Carbon Footprint Registry and the birth of the Canarian Agency for Climate Action, Energy and Water[/c

Radio Sintonia:

The Cabildo urges the Government of the Canary Islands to immediately paralyze the PTECAN to avoid the deterioration of the majorero landscape.

The Ministry of Territorial Planning of the Cabildo has requested the Government of the Canary Islands to immediately paralyze the processing of the Canary Islands Energy Transition Plan 2030 (PTECAN). A plan that delimits the areas to install renewable energy infrastructures on the island and that could cause an unprecedented impac

The installation of 32.8 new megawatts in Fuerteventura is approved

The fuel oil-powered modules will be installed in La Hondura and/or in the La Herradura Industrial Estate, according to Minister Zapata

Fuerteventura will see in a short space of time installed the 32.8 MW electricity generation modules that everything seems to indicate will not go in the current El Charco power plant, in statements by Minister Zapata.

Zapata announced that Miteco will assume the costs for the installat