Gregoria Cruz, Oldest Resident of the Canary Islands, Turns 110

Posted by Stefan Maglov | Jan 28, 2026 | Birthday Reports, News

Gregoria Cruz, the oldest known living resident of the Canary Islands, Spain, celebrated her 110th birthday in Las Palmas.

Gregoria Cruz was born on 26 January 1916.

By turning 110, she became the second recorded supercentenarian in the Canary Islands, after Rosalba Castro Bello (1907–2017).

LongeviQuest extends warm congratulations to Gregoria Cruz on her 110th birthday.

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Global Administrator at LongeviQuest, where he oversees the supercentenarian age validation process and serves as a primary liaison with researchers and the Global Validation Commission. A veteran in human longevity research, Stefan has personally validated the ages of hundreds of centenarians and supercentenarians across Europe and Latin America. Before joining LongeviQuest, he was a researcher with the European Supercentenarian Organisation (ESO) and a founding member of Latin American Supercentenarians (LAS), contributing to international age verification standards. His extensive global experience makes him one of the most respected authorities in supercentenarian validation and longevity documentation.

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