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Food prices in the Canary Islands rise again by 4.3%.

Prices increased in October compared to the previous year in food and non-alcoholic beverages, with an increase of 12%



The Consumer Price Index (CPI) has increased by 4.3 percent in the Canary Islands in October in its year-on-year rate, in line with the previous month's data, according to the final data published this Friday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE).



In addition, with the October figure, p

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The Canary Islands are the second region that wastes the most food.

In Spain, the latest data points to 1,300 million kilos thrown away, with the Canary Islands in second place regionally, behind Andalusia



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Every year, according to the UN, humanity wastes about one billion tons of useful food, a figure that rises to 2,500 million if we look at the process from harvests to the last link of shops and homes. In Spain, the latest data

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Obesity is more evident in poor communities such as the Canary Islands.

The Canary Islands, the community with the second highest number of people with obesity after Extremadura



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Extremadura (24%), the Canary Islands (22.6%), Galicia (22.5%) and Andalusia (21.7%) are the autonomous communities with the highest number of people with obesity, while Madrid (14.6%), Castilla y León (15.7%) and Navarre (15.8%) have the lowest rate.



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The European Commission selects La Palma and La Graciosa to boost its decarbonisation.

Schallenberg: "With this project, which has the participation and support of the Ministry of Ecological Transition, we will be one step closer to the decarbonisation of the Canary Islands"


The European Commission's "Clean Energy for EU Islands" programme has selected two Canary Islands, La Graciosa and La Palma, to work towards the goal of decarbonisation through the implementation of rene

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Canary Islands at the forefront of bullying in Spain.

At 10.2 percent, the archipelago exceeds the national average, which stands at 6.5 percent



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Students from the Canary Islands are the ones who suffer the most bullying in Spain, specifically, 10.2 percent, thus exceeding the national average of 6.5 percent, according to the Report of the Programme for the Comprehensive Assessment of Students (PISA) 2022 published this week by th

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Pájara inaugurates one of the largest synthetic ice slides in the Canary Islands.

The City Council of Pájara inaugurates this Friday, December 15, from 19:00 p.m., one of the largest synthetic ice slides in the Canary Islands, within the framework of the Christmas program and the cultural and commercial revitalization that the Consistory has undertaken in the municipality.

This structure is installed in the Plaza de los Ganaderos de Morro Jable and has a length of 35 m

The number of homes sold in the Canary Islands has dropped sharply, with sales in April down by more than 19% compared to the same month last year, official figures show.

The latest data from the National Institute of Statistics (INE) recorded 1,967 property transactions in the archipelago during the month. Nationally, home sales rose by just over 2% during the same period. Compared to March, sales in the Canary Islands also fell by 13%.

The drop comes amid growing concerns over housing af