The Canary Islands have become increasingly popular tourist destinations, but this popularity has brought its own set of challenges. Tinyumar Vera, a 19-year-old psychology student from San Cristóbal de La Laguna, feels fortunate to live in an area far from tourist centers, but she is concerned about the impact of tourism on her community. She believes that controlling tourism is crucial to preserving the natural beauty of the islands.
Moisés Martín, a 59-year-old electrician, supports the implementation of an eco-tax for tourists. He believes that tourists should contribute financially to the impact they have on Canarian society, especially in terms of resources like water. He argues that the money generated from an eco-tax could benefit the community and create a better society for everyone.
Cristian Hernández, an 18-year-old Business Management student, attended the demonstration out of pride and a desire to fight for a better future for the Canary Islands. He is concerned about the environmental destruction caused by tourism and wants to ensure that future generations can enjoy the islands as much as he does.
Kenneth Estévez, a 41-year-old unemployed administrative officer, attended the demonstration with his child to express concern about the environmental drift of the islands. He emphasizes the need to preserve the natural beauty of the islands and improve infrastructure to accommodate both residents and tourists.
Mercedes Vega, a 60-year-old housekeeper in a hotel, represents a group of workers protesting against the precarious conditions in
