Then followed successive immigrations from the African Berber tribes of early Mediterranean type who formed the aboriginal population, known generally as GUANCHES, although the inhabitants of Fuerteventura were known as MAJOS. It is not known how these people arrived on the islands, as the European conquerors recorded that the Guanches had no navigational skills and scant knowledge of the sea, and as such had little knowledge amongst themselves from island to island.
Sin embargo, en el caso de los focos secundarios, la normativa comunitaria permite sin imponérselo a los Estados miembros, en caso de extensión de la epizootia, que procedan al sacrificio de los animales, en cuanto los signos clínicos de la enfermedad sean detectados por un veterinario autorizadoCommon crawl Common crawl