British tourist rescued after being swept out to sea in South Tenerife
He got into difficulty while swimming despite orange weather warnings and was unable to return to shore due to powerful sea currents…
He got into difficulty while swimming despite orange weather warnings and was unable to return to shore due to powerful sea currents…
Police have described the network as one of the most serious criminal operations uncovered in recent years…
Here are the alerts and measures implemented…
The fully equipped premises were used to manufacture imitation products with toys worth over €3 million…
The suspect allegedly built an elaborate scheme around a fake property auction company…
The owners have been forced to pay €30,000 in electricity bills during the time the building was illegally occupied…
One is on the main stretch of the TF-1 near Playa Las Americas…
They invested in the project over 50 years ago and of these, 434 are foreigners and only one is Spanish…
At one point almost 300 people were staying illegally on the complex. The owners had to continue paying for electricity and other services by law…
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Experts warn that this invasive mosquito can transmit multiple tropical diseases…
More than 200 people have been living illegally at the hotel for several months…
Tourists have been stopping to photograph the overturned car, which is still on the TF-21…
The authorities have reiterated a stark reminder: the Atlantic’s power must never be underestimated — safety warnings are there to save lives…
The Canary Islands Court has ruled that his dismissal was unfair after he was caught naked with a woman on company premises…
The pools had been fenced off and had warning signs in Spanish, English and German, but holidaymakers ignored them…
The UK press have named the victim and claim that the perpetrator fled the scene and hasn’t been arrested…
VIDEO: A major rescue operation was launched after a powerful wave crashed into the natural pools in Los Gigantes...
He had an active order to enter prison dating back to April 2022…
She has been recognised for her work over the last 20 years particularly in Adeje and the south of island…
