Canary Island hoteliers have lost 400 million euros and want restrictions eased to allow in more British holidaymakers...
Temperatures will reach 27°C in various islands, but up to 30°C locally in sheltered areas in the south...
The masks will no longer be mandatory outdoors from tomorrow, Thursday, in the whole of Spain...
The downward trend in infections and hospital pressure continues, but 64 people have died in the last eight days...
Today will be windy, sunny, hazy, and dry... here is the full forecast...
The same two groups that sent threatening letters to health personnel, are now targeting teachers…
An extra Inter-territorial Council meeting was held this morning; all will be decreed by the Council of Ministers tomorrow...
The week will begin with mostly clear skies in the east, some cloud in the west, but with higher temperatures...
The notice is for all of the western islands and will remain in effect until 11:59pm tonight...
He explains why, from a medical perspective, it is too early to consider the pandemic to be over...
The country is experiencing a peak of infections with 33,000 new case a day during the last week...
Aemet warns that dust levels could exceed 100 micrograms per cubic metre, and the weather will remain dry and stable...
The Government says they are starting a ‘progressive de-escalation’ of restrictions that data allows...
It will be more noticeable in the eastern islands and will last for several more days…
100,000 bookings were cancelled in December from British travellers...
The Council of Ministers will approve the Decree on Tuesday that will eliminate the mandatory use of masks outdoors...
All islands are staying in the same level except for La Palma that drops to Level 3 from tonight...
Their European Director said today that the continent is “moving towards a kind of pandemic endgame”...
Today will be hot and hazy in the capital islands as the storm heads east towards Lanzarote and Fuerteventura...
Although incidence rates have dropped by 45% in a week, hospital pressure remains at very high risk...