© 2025 EmCan Media - Hosted By canaryfone Granadilla de Abona has become the first municipality in Tenerife to establish official regulations for holiday rental properties approved unanimously by the local council yesterday (Thursday) will come into effect 20 days after its publication in the Boletín Oficial de la Provincia de Santa Cruz de Tenerife described the measure as a bold step and a significant milestone in the municipality’s housing strategy She emphasised that the ordinance directly addresses one of the main concerns of local residents the housing crisis and the right to access affordable housing Key Aspects of the Holiday Rental Regulation The new ordinance stipulates that only properties built in accordance with urban planning regulations and with necessary permits will be eligible for holiday rentals rental activities will be restricted to ground-floor units Properties that are outside urban planning regulations or located in officially designated high-demand housing areas will not be permitted for holiday rentals Urban Planning Councillor Óscar Delgado stated that the ordinance seeks to regulate an industry that particularly concerning community relations and housing availability He stressed the importance of protecting residents' right to housing and quality of life particularly amid the ongoing housing crisis Delgado also highlighted that the initiative reflects "realistic and effective policymaking that prioritises the needs of the majority." Granadilla de Abona has also been proactive in tackling the wider housing crisis The municipality is the second in the Canary Islands to formally request a study for high-demand housing designation It has also submitted formal proposals and facilitated collaboration between different government bodies the municipality has allocated land for the construction of 59 publicly funded homes and supported private sector investment leading to the development of over 300 affordable rental units significant public funds have been allocated for acquiring vacant properties to be repurposed as affordable rental housing the Spanish government evicted a historical village that was supposed to get flooded by the waters of a new reservoir The medieval fortress town of Granadilla is a ghost town. Visitors can peek into empty rooms, wander along its walled-in streets and view the town from atop its castle Not since all the residents were kicked out in the 1960s Originally founded by Muslims in the 9th Century Granadilla occupied a strategic spot that allowed its occupants to keep a watchful eye on the Ruta de la Plata an ancient trade and travel route across the region and today it's one of the few Spanish fortress villages where the ancient walls are still intact But the community that lived here right up until the 1960s is not during the dictatorship of Francisco Franco when Spain embarked on massive project of building dams as a way to boost the economy during the period of isolation The largest of these efforts was the Gabriel y Galán reservoir on the Alagón River officials decreed that Granadilla was in the floodplain and therefore had to be evacuated many relocated to colonisation settlements near the village it covered all except one route into the village But that's as high as the water got – the town itself never flooded The Spanish 'ghost town' that should be underwaterThe experience was traumatic for locals many of whom still carry their frustration "It was a travesty," said Eugenio Jiménez president of the Association Sons of Granadilla claiming that the dam would flood the town which was impossible because the town is higher than the dam But what truly frustrates me is that during democratic times I've been struggling for the recovery of Granadilla with the former children's association and no government has listened to us." also recalled the difficulty of those years "I remember that every time a family left the village everyone came out to the entrance of the village to say goodbye and cried," she said on All Saints' Day (1 November) and the Day of the Assumption of Mary (15 August) This video is part of BBC Reel's Forgotten Places playlist Join more than three million BBC Travel fans by liking us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter and Instagram If you liked this story, sign up for the weekly bbc.com features newsletter called "The Essential List". 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Colombian passion fruits have suffered a decrease in production due to pests FreshFruitPortal.com spoke with the director of Corporación Centro de Desarrollo Tecnológico de las pasifloras de Colombia Parra explained that the presence of some pests has caused these crops to lower their productivity growers have had to apply more chemical synthesis pesticides which affects the quality and makes the fruits unexportable "That was reflected in the results of 2023 where export volume decreased 7% for passion fruits so we are going through a difficult situation," she said She added that the most affected is the gulupa which is the main passion fruit exported with a 90% share in addition to the granadilla which is very vulnerable to diseases the highest percentage of production was for maracuya with over 67% followed by granadilla with 14% of production," she said Parra said they are leading the process of admission for Colombian passion fruits to the United States "We are practically on the verge of achieving entry we have more or less 70% of the entire entry process done APHIS and ICA are making all the comments and adjustments to the access plan then the diplomatic and institutional stages follow," she said. She emphasized that they expect to be able to start exporting by the end of the year "but this depends on diplomatic relations and all the negotiation processes." "It would be important for us to open the U.S by next year because the situation with Europe is becoming very complicated adding more processes in safety and traceability of the fruit which is affecting the export industry sector," she said Parra added that since the largest suppliers of passion fruits are small farmers they are the most impacted by these measures. She explained that among the required measures is to have better technologies and protocols in production crops following the requirements and certifications requested by each destination market She indicated that they are ready to export passion fruits to the United States: "Along with the expectations that we will soon achieve access to the market we are also reactivating new plantations and new areas are being reviewed to start working on crops." there is an interesting projection of a gradual increase of passion fruits to the U.S. "to be able to export the same volume to the U.S which reached more than 15 million kg last season." market brings with it multiple challenges for the sector "We are reviewing the issue of research and technology transfer to replace chemical synthetic products with more organic and biological products," she said according to Parra is to have more environmentally friendly fruit and for producers to have cleaner production technology Today the industry generates more than 4,000 direct jobs and entering the U.S market could bring greater benefits to small producers Parra says they are working on studying the target consumers for the product They have also participated in the Global Produce and Floral Show organized by IFPA to meet potential importers and market expectations for Colombian passion fruits "Our passion fruits are the most widely consumed exotic fruit in the European Union and the fact that they are produced by small producers means that they have a great social impact and we are supporting this rural work in areas that are sometimes difficult to access," she said. 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several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page For the first time a wind turbine is set to pass the milestone of 30 years of service: the turbine in question is located in Granadilla we’re developing increasingly cutting-edge technologies in this field have started the new one just as emphatically The 5-0 win against Granadilla shows that they plan to carry on where they left off winning games and scoring plenty of goals in the process But we should never be fooled into believing that these things are easy to do with debutant Irene Paredes looking like she had played for the team forever the first half hour ended with no score against a Granadilla side that is looking a lot stronger this season Aitana whizzed into the danger zone and whipped in a cross for Bruna to tap in for Barça’s first official goal of the season The goal truly opened up the flow of the game The 2,011 strong crowd at the Estadi Johan Cruyff were treated to a third goal straight after the restart Graham Hansen and Mariona both shot in rapid succession before European Player of the Year Alexia banged home Melanie had only been on for a matter of moments before the same Alexia set her up for goal four and the fifth was a brilliant piece of opportunism for Claudia Pina So it was a wonderful start to Jonatan Giráldez’s tenure as first team manager as attention now turns to the first road trip of the Liga season under commission from colombian tropical and exotic fruits producer/exporter ocati, spanish joan rojeski studio introduces a useful tool to accompany the introduction of a lesser known fruit the ‘granadilla’ is a plastic straw and spoon tool created for eating a fruit of the same name unknown to a majority of the european market the fruit is most easily comparable (in regards to physical characteristics) to the pomegranate ‘granadilla’ straw for ocati greatly lessens the learning curve for eating the tasty treat is derived from the subtly carved leaves that accompany the fruit the tool’s carved end is jabbed into the granadilla’s outer surface after wiggling it around a bit to break the inner film which contains the goodies the user is then free to suck directly from the straw one can break open the shell and use the carved end as a small spoon ‘granadilla’ was designed by joan rojeski studio for ocati tropical fruits. video courtesy of ocati growing from original design (bottom left) the design is derived from the shape of the passiflora ligularis leaf designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style In a significant move to address housing problems the Granadilla de Abona City Council unanimously approved the municipality's first ordinance yesterday (Thursday) to regulate holiday rentals in residential homes and complexes located in the municipality which includes El Medano forms part of a broader strategy aimed at tackling housing issues in the south of Tenerife which is considered one of the most pressing concerns across the Canary Islands introduced by Deputy Mayor and Urban Planning Councillor Óscar Delgado is designed to establish a balance between residential needs and the tourism-driven holiday rental market “We recognise the value of holiday rentals but we must also address their challenges,” he explained emphasising the urgent need for this measure The ordinance aims to introduce intensity limits on land designated for residential use fostering harmonious coexistence between residents and rental property owners representing over 9% of the municipality’s housing stock Mayor Miranda highlighted the significance of the decision thanking the council for its unified support She called on the Canary Islands Government and other relevant authorities to heed Granadilla’s requests for additional support including a temporary moratorium on holiday rentals and the creation of an inspectorate to address irregular building practices Through the Canary Federation of Municipalities (FECAM) the council has urged regional action to tackle housing shortages and support compliance with rental regulations This ordinance aims to improve housing availability by ensuring that properties used for short-term rentals adhere to legal standards without restricting all holiday rentals Councillor Marcos Antonio Rodríguez emphasised that this ordinance is an essential tool for addressing the municipality's housing crisis reinforcing the local government’s commitment to its residents This ordinance underscores Granadilla de Abona’s proactive stance on regulating the holiday rental sector to protect the municipality’s housing stock and promote fair and accessible living conditions for all residents The Barça women have started 2022 where they left off in 2021 After putting seven goals past UD Granadilla they have now won all 16 of their league games to date one of the trickiest grounds to visit in the Liga Iberdrola and with a number of absences through Covid-19 and injury But the home side’s impressive start was quelled when Pisco put the ball in her own net after 14 minutes and then Graham quickly extended the lead Fridolina Rolfö was on the end of a potent counter attack no sooner had play recommenced then Martens converted a cross from the same player and scored her second of the day after 69 minutes The goal of the day was banged in by Patri Guijarro from the edge of the area and Oshoala celebrated her return after almost two months of injury by netting goal number seven Fran Sanchez’s side have collected three crucial points against UD Granadilla Tenerife The 3-0 win means they stay among the title contenders in the women’s league Two goals from Aitana and one from Alexia tipped the balance against the side from the Canary Islanders hard-fighting opponent but eventually succumbed to the better team with just a single goal splitting the sides but the second saw the blaugrana ladies making more than sure of a third consecutive win to stay second in the table with 29 points from eleven games Barça Women weren’t able to secure any points form their away match against Granadilla A Simpson goal in the 10th minute was enough for the home side to secure a win against Fran Sánchez’s team who were unable to find a way through the team from Tenerife’s defence the fixture turned out to be a tough away game They were at one of the toughest away grounds in the league and they struggled to get into any kind of rhythm because of the opposition’s high press The pitch is a small one and Barça had to resort to long balls over the Granadilla defence Sandra Paños had to be alert in goal as the home side threatened early on The blaugranas were struggling to control possession and they were punished when a scrappy passage of play in their box ended with Simpson putting the home team ahead The team from Tenerife tried to create chances on the break and from dead ball situations Barça responded to going behind through Duggan and Aitana who both had good chances The blaugranas started the second half in confident mood and they started creating more dangerous openings Fran Sánchez brought on Olga García and Leila Olga was the most active playe in the second half and she tried everything She went closest as she unluckily sent two headers onto the post Luck wasn’t on Barça’s side and they were running out of time they were unable to score and the blaugranas’ run of wins came to an end as Atlético Madrid overtook them at the top of the table It was Barça Women’s first defeat of the season following a great start of eight wins and one draw who peppered Sandra Paños' goal with several shots the visitors soon began to dominate the game and other chances came and went before Bruna Vilamala got on the end of a good cross from the right by Mariona Caldentey (0-1 the Catalans continued to create chances with Bruna and Martens very active in attack but without success in front of goal even with just a one goal lead Barça were comfortable The win means they need just one point from their last eight games to be declared champions but now it's time for the team to focus on the Women's Champions League final next Sunday Yellow cards for Silvia Doblado and Natalia Ramos First game of the season and first win for the blaugranes Jonathan Giráldez's team recorded a 2-0 win over Granadilla at the Estadi Johan Cruyff thanks to goals from Geyse Ferreira and Caroline Graham Hansen The opening 45 minutes saw Granadilla set out their stall and frustrate the blaugranes The home side also lost Patri Guijarro after just 11 minutes of the game with a nasty head injury and she was replaced by Vicky López who at just 16 years and 19 days became the youngest player to represent the team since it became professional in 2015 Chances came and went but Barça were unable to find a way through and the sides went in at the break with the score goalless The second half started with two great chances for the blaugranes Rolfö hit the post with the first but Geyse made no mistake with the second to put Barça ahead just after the hour mark Norwegian Graham Hansen then scored a great effort on 68 minutes to swing the game in Barça's favour yet more Barça Women closed out the game in the final minutes to record a first win of the league campaign in front of 4,477 fans at the Estadi Johan Cruyff A victory for Barça Women in the Estadi Johan Cruyff after Granadilla Tenerife had taken the lead in their league game in Barcelona a brace from Jenni Hermoso and a goal from Alexia turned things around in the first half and then after the break a goal from Martens and two from Bruna made the final score 6-1 to the blaugranes The blaugranes had the first chance of the game with Graham Hansen testing Tenerife keeper Aline In the visitors' first attack of note they took the lead with Pisco scoring with just eight minute gone lasted barely five minutes with Jenni Hermoso levelling things up on 13 minutes A great save from Sandra Paños prevented the away side from regaining the lead before Hermoso struck again to put Barça ahead A penalty from Alexia just before the half hour mark made it 3-1 at half time In the second half Alexia's shot came back off the post and Martens reacted first to stretch the home side's lead on 71 minutes Coach Cortés made changes and one of the players coming on had an almost immediate effect Second half sub Bruna score twice in six minutes to seal a commanding win ahead of Sunday's trip to France to take on PSG in the first leg of their Champions League semi final The away side took the initiative in the early goings penning VCF Femenino in their own half of the pitch with crosses and forays into the opposition box as VCF Femenino were looking to find a foothold in the game Enith pulled off a great save to turn María José’s 32-yard strike behind for a corner kick Candela responded at the other end from long range and Aline Reis was equal to it Esther had a goal disallowed for offside over the midway mark of the first half Blom made it 0-1 to the away side on 37 minutes Asun came close to equalising minutes before the break following a blistering driving run from her own half The away side had a narrow 0-1 lead at the break VCF Femenino came out in the second half looking to bring menace into the opposition box and close to the hour mark Salmi made it 1-1 from 12 yards after a foul on Asun The game opened up and saw an end to end spell after the equaliser Aleksandra made it 1-2 to the away side just ten minutes later VCF Femenino kept on pushing for the equaliser but the scoreline remained unchanged and VCF Femenino fell to a 1-2 home loss to UD Granadilla Tenerife Observations: Matchday 19 of Primera Iberdrola 2021-2022 Salvador Belda and former footballer Anair Lomba “Lombi” who announced her retirement from professional football on the 24th of January due to injury problems was paid homage by VCF Femenino were she spent the 2017.18 and 2018.19 seasons were in attendance Related news Ver todas Latest news Ver todas The pitch has been restored thanks to donations from LALIGA EA SPORTS and contributions to the ‘FILA CERO SOLIDARIA’ Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks While production of granadilla looks steady supplies may be down slightly compared to the rest of the year “Granadilla has a year-round production affected by the weather conditions in Colombia December to February we are going to have a steady production,” says Santiago Mosquera Calvache of Practical Colombia the following months until December will come up with a medium production.” Normal production volumes have been pushed back for a month due to the weather in Colombia Granadilla production moves throughout Colombia which allows for the year-round supply our most important partner is located in the “Eje Cafetero” region close to Pereira,” says Mosquera Calvache we are working with producers in the south of Colombia Colombian challenges Meanwhile competing product comes from Ecuador our biggest obstacle is the lack of development as well as investment from our government in agriculture and internal infrastructure That’s why we are losing competitiveness against other countries such as Peru and Ecuador,” says Mosquera Calvache “Colombia has so much potential and many exotic fruits that the world doesn’t know about we would like to make them available for clients around the world.” He also adds that the state of Colombia’s free trade agreements also mean that Colombia isn’t able to reach the numerous other countries that suppliers wish to reach. All of this means pricing is generally steady with sometimes small variations “We can expect from one week to another a change on the price of about five percent,” says Mosquera Calvache Mosquera Calvache notes that December is an essential month for the movement of granadilla “Exotics are more desired by consumers than other fruits during the festive days so we’re planning with our producer to offer the most competitive product,” says Mosquera Calvache This means sales generally get a push until about February demand falls because as the statistics have shown us exotics are inversely correlated with the consumption of berries during the summer,” says Mosquera Calvache For more information:Santiago Mosquera CalvachePractical ColombiaTel: +1 57 319 496 5735[email protected] https://practicalcolombia.com FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 FreshPlaza.com By Mike Knowles2016-05-17T15:26:16+01:00 One of Colombia’s leading exotic fruit exporters has launched an ingenious new device designed to make the consumption of granadillas – and potentially other similar fruits – much easier Consumers can use the combined straw and spoon to make a hole in the fruit’s skin and then suck out its gelatinous flesh and edible seeds before using the spoon end to eat the remaining bits the tool’s design was inspired by the leaves of the real granadilla Its clear emphasis on convenience is reminiscent of the Genuine Coconut, the coconut with the ring-pull opening and straw that scooped this year’s Fruit Logistica Innovation Awardand has since gained listings with a number of major retail chains Granadillas are produced in a number of countries Site powered by Webvision Cloud Las Blancas close the season with a 1-1 draw against UD Granadilla Tenerife Real Madrid Femenino drew their last match of the season today against UD Granadilla Tenerife in Madrid Las Blancas were dominant throughout the first half and Teresa Abelleira gave the whites the lead with a stunning Theywere lackluster in the second half and conceded via a penalty kick Madrid finished their first official season with 74 points which earned them a second-place finish in Primera Iberdrola Yohana — 6/10: Yohana was not troubled much throughout the match but mishandled a few saves that allowed Tenerife some second chances She went the right way on the penalty kick but was unable to keep it out Samara Ortíz — 6.5/10: Samara played 59 minutes before being replaced by Kenti Robles She made a few dangerous runs as she took on defenders Claudia Florentino — 5.5/10: Claudia Florentino was safe on the ball and broke lines with her dribbling But she was caught out twice in the play that yielded Granadilla Tenerife’s penalty kick Florentino was turned and then dribbled past before Ivana Andrés was forced into a sliding challenge in the penalty area Ivana Andrés — 6.5/10: Ivana defended well other than conceding a soft penalty that resulted in Granadilla’s goal She was also crucial to Las Blancas’ success in the first half Ivana was precise with her passing out of the back and showed off her quality on the ball Olga Carmona — 6.5/10: Olga had some incredible runs She was able to beat multiple defenders and find runners in the box Olga also had some sloppy giveaways and turned the ball over much more than usual Aurélie Kaci — 6/10: Kaci did well to receive the ball on the half-turn and drive at the defense in an attempt to unlock the Granadilla backline But she drifted in and out of the match and struggled to get on the ball in the second half and was replaced by Kosovare Asllani in the 59th minute Maite Oroz — 8/10: Oroz was incredible in the first half She and Teresa set the pace of the match and were integral to Las Blancas’ success stringing together passes while also breaking up attacks and recovering possession Teresa Abelleira — 8.5/10: Teresa was also brilliant in the first half and looked to unlock the defense with penetrative passes Teresa provided Real Madrid’s only goal after playing a one-two with Jessica Martínez and rocketing the ball Sofia Jakobsson — 7/10: Jakobsson was active down the left flank for much of the first half She ran into space and took on her defenders Jakobsson got by her mark and played dangerous crosses into the box Two of those crosses were knocked away from a forward at the vital moment to rob Jakobsson of assists Marta Cardona — 6/10: This was one of Cardona’s quietest matches of the season She struggled to get on the ball and Granadilla did well to stifle her when she did Jessica Martínez — 6/10: Jessica was isolated for the majority of the match She didn’t get many touches but did well to return Teresa’s one-two and assisted the midfielder’s wonder-goal Kenti Robles — 7/10: Kenti replaced Samara at right back in the 59th minute She was solid defensively and added a much-needed spark in attack Kosovare Asllani — 7/10: Asllani came in for Kaci in the 59th minute She played in an attacking midfield role and had some nice moments running at the backline Asllani’s passing let her down in a few key moments but she made an impactful cameo Lorena Navarro — 6/10: Lorena entered the match in the 59th minute for Jessica like most of Las Blancas in the second half struggled to get involved and create in the final third Real Madrid had some good moments at the end of the match and Lorena helped provide some of them Babett Peter — 6/10: Peter replaced Claudia Florentino in the 72nd minute She came in and provided more solidity at the back Ariana Arias — 6/10: Arias entered the match for Marta Cardona in the 72nd minute She was unable to get very involved in her 12 minutes of action Barça started the game excellently and Granadilla were defending very deep After two opportunities from Marta Torrejón and Vicky Losada the goal arrived Patri Guijarro beat Pili with a strong shot from 30 metres Fran Sánchez’s players didn’t take their foot of the pedal and they scored the second on 25 minutes Bussaglia took a corner and Pili put the ball in the back of her own net Simpson pulled one back within a minute for the side from Tenerife Neither side dominated as the game hang in the balance until Patri scored her second two minutes from the break to make it 3-1 Barça were in control and as they looked to put the game to bed The blaugranes had plenty of chances through Duggan but they weren’t able to add to the three goals it was a very impressive performance from the blaugranes as they continue to push for the league title In their last encounter, Real Madrid came out victorious but with great problems caused by Granadilla Las Blancas finally managed to get the lead for the third and final time and Toletti’s header was the winner of the match the white club has the upper hand playing on Alfredo Di Stéfano Available streaming: DAZN Women’s Football - YouTube The FC Barcelona Women opened their season with a convincing 4-0 win against Granadilla Egatesa Tenerife on Sunday afternoon The Municipal de la Hoya del Pozo made life difficult for the Catalans in the opening period of the game as it hampered the team’s ability to get any sort of rhythm going in midfield The home side was proving to be a threat in the first half from dead ball situations The team came to life in the second period however as Jennifer Hermoso broke the deadlock in the 46th minute before the same players scored a spectacular goal from the halfway line Irene del Rio then put the icing on the cake on 88 minutes to seal a comfortable win on the opening day Las Blancas need to get back on track in the league Real Madrid Femenino play their fifth league match of the season against UD Granadilla Tenerife at 6:30 pm local time (12:30 pm EST) coming off an international break where a number of Las Blancas players got minutes for their country David Aznar will also have to cope with a number of injuries It’s likely that Claudia Florentino will move up into midfield in a double pivot with Zornoza while Corredera will play out wide on the left Some of this could be part of a basic rotation but it’s also quite likely that Maite is not fully fit yet GK: Misa Rodríguez - 4/10: Poor game from her the goal could’ve been prevented and spilled harmless ball moments earlier; she’s lost her form CB: Claudia Florentino - 4/10: Tried her best, was energetic but really not at the level to play for Real Madrid CB: Ivana Andrés - 4/10: Another player in terrible form this season couldn’t galvanize the team as captain CB: Sofie Svava - 6/10: Our best defender despite not being a center back CDM; Claudia Zornoza - 4/10: Could not affect the game today in midfield did not attempt her usual forward passes to provide for the forwards CM: Sandie Toletti - 4/10: Just didn’t get going could not break down the deep Tenerife block RWB/RW: Athenea del Castillo - 5/10: Had some two good chances in the second half but that was about it from her did not beat her marker as she would’ve liked though the Right wing back role does not suit her AM: Caroline Weir - 5/10: Really looks tired and its down to the manager to sort that out Had a huge chance to give Real Madrid the lead twice but was very unlucky in both attempts the best chances of the game came through her AM: Linda Caicedo - N/A: Got injured in the 36th minute and couldn’t continue Hopefully it’s just a knock as we would’ve won this game with her on the pitch LWB/LW: Olga Carmona -4/10: Tried her best attacking tracking her marker in defense and running the left-wing channel but her crossing has been very poor this season and today was no different CF: Nahikari García - 5/10: Very frustrating afternoon for her as she fed on scraps Naomie Feller - 6/10 (replaced Caicedo 37’) Was our most dangerous attacker and almost scored on two occasions Esther González - 4/10 (replaced Nahikari) Provided more legs to run the channels but was very wasteful and missed two glorious opportunities Maite Oroz - 6/10 (replaced Zornoza) We improved a bit with her in midfield dictating play Freja Olofsson - N/A (replaced Toletti 80’) Teresa would’ve been a better option to bring on as we were looking to score Caroline Møller - N/A (replaced Athenea 80’) Came in too late to provide any impact Apparently, many in the news media expected the baby to deteriorate and die after meeting the pope, because they are claiming viagra caps no prescription online https://www.levitradosageus24.com/ that this is a miracle The Produce Report is your window into China's produce market during President Xi Jinping’s State Visit to Peru he witnessed the signing of the sixth Phytosanitary Protocol for the export of Peruvian fresh produce to China Peru had managed to open access to the Chinese market for table grapes different varieties of mandarins and tangelos Dedicated to the slogan that is used in China to promote Peruvian fresh products Peruvian authorities are aiming to obtain the Phytosanitary approval for Pomegranates These have already been exported in regular quantities to Hong Kong and 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Site design by Nick Merrill Real Madrid faces Granadilla on Tenerife in the third matchday in Liga F it’s only the second played match in the league campaign There was an international break right after the first match of the season which made this season for Las Blancas even more complicated On top of the tight schedule that begins in October with matches every 3 days the team has lost Caroline Weir for the remainder of the season The Scot has ruptured her ACL during the international break in Scotland’s match against Belgium The tests done in Madrid confirmed what everyone feared and Real Madrid has lost without its highest goal scorer and assist provider of the 2022/23 season Granadilla is always a challenging team to face that always bring a physical aspect in their games When added the fact their home ground has artificial grass this is most possibly one of the highest physically demanding games of the entire league campaign Las Blancas won their away game against Granadilla last season however the 3 points gained on Tenerife didn’t lack drama as the white club had to take the lead 3 times for the game to finally finish in Real’s favor Ivana is in the squad for the first time since the preseason started but Caroline Weir has been ruled out for the rest of the season after suffering an ACL injury There are no incorporations of academy players this time Las Blancas requested postponement due to Covid cases within the squad Granadilla was to take place at the Alfredo Di Stéfano stadium and would’ve occurred at the same time as the men’s Clásico in the Super Cup Hopefully, this will be the last of the postponements and Las Blancas will be able to get back into the swing of things soon. As it currently stands, their next game will be vs. Rayo Vallecano on January 16, before they kick off an incredibly tough stretch by facing Barcelona in the Super Cup. Madrid will then take on Sevilla, Real Sociedad, Real Betis, Eibar, Athletic Bilbao, Barcelona twice in a row (league and Champions League first leg) and Barcelona again (Champions League second leg) the Madrileño Derbi might be rescheduled in the middle of all that Two concentric circles interrelate the different uses of the Sports Technification?and Leisure Center located in the municipality of Guijo de Granadilla a residence for athletes and a center for the organization of activities related with nature The interior of this perfect geometry preserves part of the peninsula’s landscape Aiming to avoid visual barriers in a place with a great environmental and landscape value the ring of two-hundred meters in diameter and a seven-meter bay rises over the terrain without altering the topography establishing a visual link between the interior and the exterior A ring of two-hundred meters in diameter and a bay of seven meters located on a peninsula of the Gabriel y Galán reservoir of the Tagus River basin contains the specific facilities of the sports center Aiming to interfere as little as possible with its rich natural environment the new building rises over light metal supports without altering the topography keeping most of the existing trees inside the double ring The enclosure has been completed with a ventilated double facade built with stainless steel prefabricated elements Towards the exterior there is a piece of fifty centimeters in width and 240 in height finished with small pieces resembling shingles that adapt perfectly to the curvature of the ring The illumination and ventilation of the center is guaranteed thanks to the windows that appear when removing the aforementioned shingles The systematization of the steel structure and the homogeneization of the construction systems permitted completing the building in five months A technical slab distributes all the installations facilitating their maintenance with a scarce impact on the terrain The main beams cover spans of seven meters in length separated at a distance of 2.5 meters from one another the slabs are of composite decking and the vertical structural elements are steel profiles the size of the columns has been unified per floor using slightly larger sections on ground floor The foundation has been done with reinforced concrete base resting on the resistant substratum starting from a height of 2.20 meters All the pavements are of exposed concrete with an antiskid finish The flat and completely walkable surface has been built with metallic tie-beams and a steel sheet composite decking It performs as a ring-shaped promenade that offers an overall view of what happens on the peninsula and around the dressing rooms and storage spaces have been built with prefabricated concrete pieces – more common to works of civil engineering – that are assembled and prepared to be placed in the chosen site after building a thin floor surface of reinforced concrete Fernando Fernández Cabello (arquitectos técnicos budget supervisors) ARO Consultores (instalaciones electrical and mechanical engineer) there arent any match using your search terms Join us for Barça Femení’s first adventure of the season It’s time for Barcelona’s debut in the 2021-22 season The all-conquering Blaugrana women take the pitch for the first time in an official match today as Barça Femení take on Granadilla Tenerife in the opening match of the Primera División season Barça’s ladies did something exceptional last season winning the first-ever Treble in Women’s football and absolutely destroying the Spanish league in the process and they are once again favorites to literally win it all this season The first match in their title defense is against Granadilla Tenerife one of the strongest squads in the league that finished 6th last season and had the honor of being one of very few teams to score against Barça in the 2020-21 campaign Barça Blaugranes will give the Women’s team the respect it deserves this season and a live blog for their opening match is just the start 11 #FCBFemeni OFICIAL #BarçaGranadilla @stanleytools ❤ #ForçaBarça pic.twitter.com/VDPsvZRLAY ⚽ |ALINEACIÓN| Este es nuestro primer once de la temporada. ¡#Vamosguerreras! ☑️ #UDGTenerife #Crecemosjuntas pic.twitter.com/GfmD6LY230 Competition/Round: 2021-22 Primera Division How to watch on TV: Sky Sports Football (UK), Barça TV (Spain), others How to stream: BarçaTV+ (subscription, worldwide), Sky GO Extra (UK), others but there are a few things to keep in mind when joining our matchday threads: Even if the referee sucks or we lose the game and those who post links will be instantly banned This is a Barcelona community and we don’t need to offend one another Las Blancas make a late comeback to salvage a point Real Madrid split the points vs. Granadilla in a 1-1 draw away from home. That makes it three winless matches in three to start the league season, which already puts Las Blancas in a very tough position to qualify for the Champions League spots given how thin the margin for error is (last season we lost only six games) Below are my immediate thoughts on the game Player ratings and post-match podcast to follow El gran control de @guessan_koko en el gol ante el Real Madrid (1-0) pic.twitter.com/WrVCZ9WW6A pic.twitter.com/je6Uguvtl6 pic.twitter.com/bX8RdxLF4d Late goal by Marí José puts Real Madrid’s unbeaten streak to an end Defeat at home against Granadilla with the goal of Marí José. Below are my thoughts and views on Real Madrid’s game Linda Caicedo got her second start for the white club One of the main topics that were talked about in her debut was her natural and instant connection with Nahikari and they got a chance to show it from the beginning of this game They will have Athenea and Olga helping them in attack on the sides This formation with 3 at the back with Svava operating as one of the center backs didn’t give out much hope for this game and it was a direct spoiler In the first half, there were in total of 0 shots on target. Granadilla didn’t play much; the ball was in Real Madrid’s control in the end the player who was in front at the time wouldn’t manage to get it The only reason to be excited for the lineup went terribly wrong Caicedo went into a challenge and fell on her back and she was officially subbed off 7 minutes later for Feller Her chemistry with Nahikari couldn’t even be seen because Linda played a free role in those 30 minutes while Weir accompanied Nahikari in front fixing her on the CF position meaning Nahikari disappeared completely There was a substitution 10 minutes into the second half which changed the situation Esther and Maite got on for Nahikari and Zornoza Some of the best chances came from Olga’s crosses one to Weir’s head that got defended by Thaís in 67’ and Athenea’s header attempt 4 minutes later In 84’ there was a commotion in Real Madrid’s defensive line after Ndzana’s cross in which Marí José capitalized giving Granadilla the win Real Madrid was seemingly exhausted and didn’t look in the mood for creating more chances No es un gol cualquiera, es un gol de @mjperezglez con sabor a victoria, a 3⃣ puntos @UDGTenerife #LigaFenDAZN ⚽ pic.twitter.com/Hg5IGzQJAA The end. 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POV Forward Thinking Review of the Year Jenny Brewer Olivia Hingley Ellis Tree Elizabeth Goodspeed Liz Gorny Instagram TikTok LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Pinterest Careers at It’s Nice That Privacy Policy Insights Residence Creative Lives in Progress If You Could Jobs Real Madrid’s start to the domestic season has been far from ideal with two crushing defeats and a draw in the opening three fixtures Las Blancas have managed to score just once in the process The away trip to Canary Islands wasn’t an improvement over the last league performances as Madrid struggled to build from the back or have any sort of control over proceedings Madrid lined up in a 4-4-2 with Asllani alongside Esther up top and Claudia Florentino playing as the defensive midfielder alongside Zornoza in a double pivot Corredera started at RB and Lucía filled in at LB in the opening half Ange Koko scored a goal in the 24th minute after a brilliant first touch to beat Lucía It wasn’t until the 85th minute that Madrid would find their equalizer thanks to a deflection off the legs of Patricia Gavira from an Esther header Madrid looked laborious in their build-up and struggled heavily against Granadilla’s high press The defensive organization and communication on set-pieces were poor something that hasn’t really improved since last year While there were good moments individually on the offensive end of things On defensive set-pieces some of her decision-making was quite poor and she looked less assured coming off of her line as well with Martín-Prieto constantly getting the best of her via her runs into the channels Corredera was pretty poor in defensive 1v1 situations and didn’t offer much going forward either It was her long ball to Olga that resulted in the cross that led to the equalizer for Madrid she struggled a bit keeping up with Martin-Prieto Babett looked better in defensive situations and dealt with the threat of Martin-Prieto better compared to Rocío but the German didn’t help Madrid in possession She failed to have any sort of positive impact on the game Lucía was beaten all ends up by the first touch of Koko and the fullback struggled in isolations overall Lucía was limited as a result of having to play on the opposite flank Deployed as the defensive midfielder in the double pivot alongside Zornoza Claudia struggled to get a foothold in the game and meet the demands of the position through her positioning and passing She lunged into challenges but didn’t win the ball Zornoza had a really sloppy game in the middle of the pitch She played a lot of loose passes and often gave away possession when put under pressure by Granadilla Her set-piece deliveries were okay but the Spaniard didn’t really have a positive impact on the game Olga’s performance improved as the game went on she contributed defensively and helped Lucía out a fair bit and made some good runs she played as a LWB and put in a peach of a ball to create the equalizer Athenea in her time on the pitch did what she does best — drive forwards with the ball and take on players She got another nutmeg for her collection in the second half and often looked like Madrid’s most threatening option in attack Asllani’s time was cut short due to an injury scare after a hard tackle in the first half Asllani playing as part of the front two and looked good with her pressing and reception on the turn Despite causing the deflection that led to the goal She often took a touch too many before releasing the ball Madrid had an opportunity on the break with Olga making a run on the flank but Esther didn’t play her through; instead which allowed Granadilla to disrupt the play Lorena had a clear impact on both ends of the pitch after coming on to replace Asllani at halftime appearing in the right positions to pick up possession and provide support She added a zest to Real Madrid’s passing and was good when taking on players as well Maite made her anticipated return to first team action coming on to replace Claudia Florentino in the 60th minute of the game Her presence brought slight improvements for Madrid in possession but it was clear that the Spaniard was rusty returning from injury Madrid looked better on the ball with her on the pitch Caroline Møller Hansen came on to replace Athenea in the 69th minute She started out on the wings but then moved inside and attacked the box as Madrid looked to find a target for crosses having a few flashes here and there when she got to touch the ball The Mexican was brought on in the 77th min and the change of shape from Madrid meant that she was deployed in a more attacking role She bombed down the flank and put in some decent deliveries from the right Ivana’s introduction saw Madrid shift to a back 3 system Ivana’s presence and ground coverage allowed for the fullbacks to turn into wing-backs and venture forward Her introduction in the 77th minute started a series of Madrid attacks that eventually led to a goal-scoring opportunity Madrid will look to shake off these string of bad results and build some momentum going into the coming fixtures, as there isn’t much slack to give in the race for the Champions League spots Las Blancas will also be hoping to get their injured players back soon The Granadilla game falls smack in the middle of two Clásicos Real Madrid’s match vs UD Granadilla Tenerife was postponed on January 11 the competition judge rescheduled it for March 19th Según esto los equipos no se han puesto de acuerdo en una fecha durante el plazo asignado así que la fija el juez de competición https://t.co/GC8o5B9Cys pic.twitter.com/oE6ltCuBLY neither club was able to come to an agreement on when to play in a timely manner so the competition judge had to step in and set a date Granadilla currently sit third (the final Champions League spot) in the table This duel comes smack in the middle of a brutal stretch for Las Blancas in the month of March: Athletic Bilbao (Mar 6th), Atlético Madrid (Mar 9th) These set of games may very well decide who qualifies for Europe next season or not It’s safe to say that the business end of the season has arrived Home/Coal/Plant Decommissioning 16 July 2005 – Spain’s Endesa has started up the second of the three turbines at its new CCGT plant in Tenerife located on the grounds of the Granadilla thermal power plant which follows another similar one brought on stream in October last year increases Endesa’s installed generation capacity on the island by 10 per cent to 769 MW.The company is also close to completing the Gran Canaria CCGT plant gives the new power plant generation capacity of 210 MW Endesa has 870 MW of installed capacity on the island.Endesa expects to bring the first of the CCGTs on the islands the one on Gran Canaria during the second half of this year and the Tenerife CCGT in 2005.The two plants will pave the way for the natural gas to be brought to the islands as the feasibility of the use of this new fuel there depends on its use in generating 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