Having contemplated life and things whilst in lockdown for several weeks, I'm considering the option of taking early retirement.
Juggling around the figures, pensions & other things, I think we could possibly afford to retire next April (I'll be 56) and have an income of around €18500 per year between the two of us.
[color=#4d5156][font=arial, sans-serif]Looking at outgoings I think we could afford to live in the house we are in the

Radio Sintonia:

Corralejo, a living dune park.

The Natural Park of Corralejo is one of the many landscapes of the island of Fuerteventura that are presented to man as a natural spectacle.



A natural area under threat
The area, declared a Natural Park by Law 12/1987, of June 19, on the Declaration of Natural Spaces of the Canary Islands (classification that was maintained with Law 12/1994, of December 19, on Natural Spaces of the Canary Islands) is currently more threatened with ext

Noticias:

The constant rise in the shopping basket hits Majorero families hard.

Fresh fruit, eggs or potatoes: these are the products that are becoming more and more expensive on the island


The numbers are clear, the situation of the shopping basket is becoming a nightmare for the people of the Canary Islands and especially for the inhabitants of Fuerteventura where prices go through the double filter of insularity and double insularity.



The inflationary blow, together with th

Radio Sintonia:

Isabel Darias and Jorge Fleitas, living memory of Vallebrón.

Isabel Darias (Vallebron, 1950) and Jorge Fleitas (La Oliva, 1948) help us to understand how the old society of Vellebrón developed life. It is a protected area with an area of more than 1,600 hectares in the municipality of La Oliva, crossed by two huts, Valle Largo and Valle Chico. On the tour of the town, which we start from the hermitage of San Juan, we are accompanied by the Councilor for Agriculture, Lives