In 2023, the island of La Palma continues its reconstruction process following the devastating eruption of the Cumbre Vieja volcano in 2021. This natural event, one of the most significant in the recent history of the Canary Islands, severely impacted the infrastructure, economy, and daily life of the island's inhabitants. The eruption, which lasted 85 days, destroyed over 1,000 hectares of land and forced the evacuation of thousands of residents. In response, large-scale reconstruction efforts have been implemented, focusing on housing rehabilitation, agricultural land recovery, and tourism revitalization, a crucial sector for the local economy. The resilience of the community and government support have been essential in overcoming this challenge. This recovery process aims not only to restore what was lost but also to strengthen the island's infrastructure and economy to face future natural disasters.