17 Questions
What was the main demand of the protesters in the Canary Islands?
A moratorium on all tourism development projects and a halt to the construction of a hotel and a beach resort.
What percentage of Canary Islanders were at risk of poverty or social exclusion in 2023?
34%
What is the main concern of the protesters regarding the island's resources?
Water shortages in a warming climate.
What was the location of the hunger strike started by activists?
Tenerife.
What is the reason behind the protesters' feeling of being 'pushed away'?
Politicians' focus on building tourism complexes and hotels.
What is the ranking of the Canary Islands in terms of poverty or social exclusion in Spain?
Second-highest.
What is the protesters' concern regarding the island's economy?
Over-reliance on tourism.
Where did street rallies also take place on Saturday?
In both the Canary Islands and mainland Spain.
What is a typical component of a footballer's contract?
All of the above
Which of the following revenue streams is a significant aspect of the football industry?
TV broadcasting rights
What is the main purpose of UEFA's Financial Fair Play regulations?
To ensure clubs operate within their means
Which of the following leagues has a hard salary cap?
NFL
What is the primary purpose of a release clause in a player's contract?
To allow the player to leave the club
Which of the following is NOT a type of salary cap?
Revenue cap
What is the primary source of revenue for top European leagues?
TV broadcasting rights
What is the term for payments made to a player for the use of their likeness, endorsements, and sponsorships?
Image rights
Which of the following leagues does NOT have a salary cap?
EPL
Demonstrations took place across the Canary Islands, with residents protesting against the impact of mass tourism on their lives and the environment. Protesters held placards with messages such as 'Tourist - respect my land!' and 'Canaries have a limit'. The protests highlight the tension between the economic benefits of tourism and the need to protect the island's natural resources and way of life.
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