Culture in Action' recovers outdoor music
Councilor Encarna Galván presents the programming of Musicando, El Castillo de Mata and the Palacete Rodríguez Quetgles The Canary Islands are overcoming the phases of the De-escalation of confinement due to the COVID19 pandemic, and outdoor cultural events are beginning to be scheduled. This is the case of the Las Palmas de Gran Canaria City Council, which opens three stages to live music, of course, with capacity restrictions and compliance with security measures to avoid risks of contagion. Musicando settles in the Pueblo Canario, and El Castillo de Mata and the Rodríguez Quetgles Palace are activated. These are the three scenarios chosen by the Las Palmas de Gran Canaria City Council to recover outdoor music, as explained by the Councilor for Culture, Encarna Galván. RECOMMENDATIONS NATIONAL Mala Rodríguez, 'Contigo' from her album 'MALA'. INTERNATIONAL Badly Drawn Boy ‘Banana Skin Shoes’ DOCUMENTARY FILM 'Punk' by Jesse James Miller (produced by Iggy Pop). SERIES The Knick (Steven Soderbergh – Clive Owen – HBO) FILMS 'What Burns' by Oliver Laxe.
DOCUROCK ‘Who Shot The Sheriff?’ At the closing of the section, the song 'Por Última Vez', included in ' Desde la Luz', the fourth Mento album that was just released, was played. The album is produced by Manuel Cabezalí and Víctor Cabezuelo (Rufus T. Firefly). The quintet is made up of Gonzalo Álvarez (guitar), Daniel Ferreiro (vocals), Dailos González (drums), Jorge Hernández (bass) and Carlos Arocha (guitar and keyboards). Financing innovation in the Blue Economy Oceans Day Virtual Conference Poster |Photo: MARINE MARINE CLUSTER OF WhatsApp Number List THE CANARY ISLANDS Oceans Day Virtual Conference Poster | Photo: MARINE MARINE CLUSTER OF THE CANARY ISLANDS We delve into one of the aspects addressed in the first session of the Oceans Day conference cycle that within the SMARTBLUEf project, INTERREG MAC 2014-2020, its partners CETECIMA, PROEXCA, PLOCAN and the Canary Islands Maritime Cluster are organizing to the empowerment of the Blue Economy. The increase in AIEM in meats and cheeses will not be noticed in the shopping basket Agate Livestock Fair |Photo: DRAG FEDERATION Agate Livestock Fair | Photo: DRAG FEDERATION The president of the Tenerife Livestock Breeders Association (AGATE), José Manuel Expósito,in the tax on some products from 5 to 15% in the Tax on the Importation and Delivery of Goods (AIEM), such as meat or fresh cheeses, proposed by the Government of the Canary Islands in Brussels.
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Satisfied with the increase in the AIEM tax on cheese and meat Go to download The Tenerife Livestock Breeders Association (Agate) has shown its satisfaction with the increase On the other hand, supranational organizations recommend that at least 50% of the food we consume in our territory be produced in the same place, however in the Canary Islands there is only one sector, which is the one that produces the most, which reached be at 100% - “which is the laying poultry, however in beef we are at 18% production, in pork at a much higher percentage but in dairy unfortunately we produce 14% of what is consumed” , as highlighted by the president of AGATE José Manuel Expósito. Covid-19 has put on the table the importance of betting on local products and the primary sector specifically, however it is not something that society in general has always taken into account, which is why after the health events experienced on President of AGATE recognizes that – “there have been quite a few campaigns in favor and it seems that people have become aware of the importance of the primary sector and now what we have to achieve is for this to be maintained.
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