Hi and Happy New Year everyone.
I've just had a new monthly bill from Movistar.  My normal monthly cost is 61.37 for a telephone line and internet.  It has gone up to 83.42 this month.  It is not due and I've checked the bill.  It seems that a new or higher price service has been introduced with the explanation:

Su Movistar Internet incluye:

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Radio Sintonia:

The Canarian Golf Federation offers introductory courses at reduced prices.

The Canarian Golf Federation has launched the fifth edition of the 'Hola Golf' campaign, an initiative that aims to promote the practice of this sport, among young people and adults, with introductory courses at very reduced prices, from 30 euros for four group classes.

According to Diego Cambreleng, president of the Canarian Golf Federation, more than 8,300 people practice golf in the Canary Isl

From The Daily Express
"Canary Islands warned by Ryanair and TUI - ‘stop or you'll lose British tourists'
The cost of a Canary Island holiday rose on average 10 percent last year, and the increases show no signs of slowing down due to increased demand and global inflation.
Around 14 percent more people are likely to visit the Canaries this April compared to one year ago and now some of the UK's top airline companies have issued a warning to hoteliers and Airbnb owners in Lanzarote, Teneri

I have received the following email from my Electricity provider, what appears odd about it to me is despite it being a substantial increase, I have heard nothing about it previously, and I would have thought it would have been mentioned on social media before now, has anyone else received a similar communication?
"We would like to inform you about some important changes implemented by the government that will increase your electricity bill in 2025.

Please see below the government measures:

Is it me or the price of bananas doubled within the last few months? It used to be anywhere between €1 & €1.60 for many years, nowadays €2.10 in Lidl, €2.80 in HiperDino, €3.20 in Mercadona. Back in the UK, the price of bananas is still around £1, for bananas from Latin America. This made me wonder if something happened to the Canary farms. Does anyone has some info or a theory?

Any other fruit and veg seems to follow the standard inflation numbers, or at least I didn't notice a ra