Activists have begun a hunger strike on the island of Tenerife, in protest at what they see as the destructive growth of tourism on the Canary Islands.
Protesters are calling for a halt to the construction of a hotel and a beach resort in the south of the island.
They also want a moratorium on all tourism development projects.
The small group of hunger strikers began their protest on Thursday night after a deadline for local authorities to discuss the matter expired.
The move is part of a wider protest movement across the islands, calling itself Canarias Se Agota, or The Canaries Have Had Enough.
