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Interview with the new political group MuéveteVideos

Interview with the new political group Muévete

Muévete will run alone in Pájara and acknowledges contacts concerning the Island Council and the Canary Islands Government. ” Muévete hopes to harness the enthusiasm surrounding a new political project made up of people who work in the private sector and want to help improve quality of life not only in Costa Calma but throughout the municipality of Pájara. That is its aim. The group is not talking about winning an absolute majority, but has not ruled out joining the municipal government in the south after the 2027 local elections.

Interview with Adargoma Hernández, Fuerteventura Island Councillor for Water, Education and YouthVideos

Interview with Adargoma Hernández, Fuerteventura Island Councillor for Water, Education and Youth

” Island Education Councillor Adargoma Hernández explains the Island Council’s no-show when regional education chief Poli Suárez was due to meet it, and questions whether he is receiving all the information about Fuerteventura’s education system. The Island Council is seeking a meeting to discuss outstanding infrastructure, issues raised by schools and families, the state of vocational education and training, and difficulties with student transport.

Interview with José Bueno, neurologist and AFFA member, on World Alzheimer’s DayVideos

Interview with José Bueno, neurologist and AFFA member, on World Alzheimer’s Day

” The neurologist and former AFFA president estimates that around 10 per cent of people over 65 may have some form of dementia. In an interview with La Voz de Fuerteventura, he discusses, among other issues, the potential and limitations of new Alzheimer’s drugs and warns that Fuerteventura lacks care resources compared with the other Canary Islands, although he acknowledges that progress is being made.