News Summary - 04/09/2026

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Trump criticizes NATO as alliance chief describes meeting as 'very frank'

President Trump criticized NATO, claiming it "wasn't there when we needed them" during the Iran war. NATO's chief described their recent meeting as "very frank," highlighting open and direct discussions between the leaders.

Iran ceasefire deal gives Trump a way out of war - but at a high cost

The recent two-week ceasefire with Iran offers Trump an escape from escalating conflict, but it comes at a significant price, potentially reshaping global perceptions of the US and its foreign policy approach.

What we know about the two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran

The US and Iran agreed to a provisional two-week ceasefire following over a month of heightened conflict, including coordinated attacks by the US and Israel on Iran. This truce aims to de-escalate tensions and create space for further diplomatic engagement.

At least 182 killed across Lebanon in large wave of Israeli strikes

Israeli strikes targeted southern Beirut suburbs, southern Lebanon, and the eastern Bekaa Valley, causing at least 182 deaths. The attacks occurred shortly after a US-Iran ceasefire was declared.

Artemis crew returning to Earth with 'all the good stuff' from Moon discoveries

The Artemis crew, consisting of four astronauts, is heading back to Earth carrying numerous pictures and stories from their Moon mission, reflecting the valuable discoveries and experiences they gathered during their time on the lunar surface.

He's Australia's most decorated soldier. Now he's at the centre of a historic war crimes case

Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia's most decorated soldier, is facing an unprecedented war crimes case. Experts describe the legal proceedings as extraordinary on a global scale, highlighting the significant implications for military accountability.

Prosecutors seek Tiger Woods' prescription drug records after Florida arrest

A court order will be issued later this month to obtain Tiger Woods' prescription drug records, including medication details, dosages, and warnings about driving, following his recent arrest in Florida.

Greece to ban social media for under-15s from next year

Greece will ban social media use for children under 15 starting next year, following similar restrictions implemented in countries like France and Spain to protect young users online.

Germany suspends military approval for long stays abroad for men under 45

Germany has suspended the rule requiring men under 45 to obtain military approval for extended stays abroad. This rule had largely gone unnoticed until it was recently brought to attention by a German newspaper.

Pioneering wildlife cameraman Doug Allan dies in Nepal

Doug Allan, an Emmy-winning wildlife cameraman and photographer known for his work on Blue Planet with Sir David Attenborough, has died in Nepal. He won eight Emmy Awards throughout his career, recognized for his exceptional contributions to nature documentaries.

Iran Strait of Hormuz warning adds to shipping uncertainty

Since the US-Iran ceasefire deal, only a few vessels have crossed the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting ongoing shipping uncertainty in the region, according to BBC Verify analysis.

Nigeria begins mass trial of 500 terrorism suspects

Nigeria is initiating a mass trial of 500 terrorism suspects, a rare move as most accused individuals are typically detained without prosecution following terror attacks.

Cameroon 'military contractors' killed in Russia-Ukraine war - BBC confirms leaked message

The BBC confirmed a leaked message revealing that Cameroonian military contractors have been killed in the Russia-Ukraine war. The Cameroonian government typically avoids commenting on its citizens' involvement in the conflict.

Trump-backed Republican Clay Fuller wins election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene

Clay Fuller, supported by Trump, won the election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene and will serve the remainder of her term ending in January 2027.

Gambia appoints British barrister to prosecute gruesome Jammeh-era crimes

Gambia has appointed a British barrister to lead prosecutions related to serious human rights abuses during ex-President Yahya Jammeh's 22-year rule, a period marked by enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings.

Co-founder of Jalisco New Generation drug cartel pleads guilty

Érick Valencia Salazar, co-founder of the Jalisco New Generation drug cartel, was one of 29 alleged drug lords extradited from Mexico to the US. He has pled guilty amid ongoing efforts to dismantle the cartel's operations.

Madagascar declares state of emergency over severe fuel shortages linked to Iran war

Madagascar has declared a state of emergency due to severe fuel shortages. The presidency is acting to prevent potential public disorder caused by the crisis, which is linked to the ongoing war involving Iran.

Newlywed wife of US soldier freed by ICE after detention at military base

Annie Ramos, an undocumented immigrant married to a US soldier, was detained by ICE at a military base while completing paperwork for the couple to move in together. She has since been released.

Man fined after breaking into viral hippo Moo Deng's enclosure

A man was fined for breaking into Moo Deng the hippo's enclosure at a Thai zoo. Following the incident, the zoo director announced plans to enhance security measures to prevent future breaches.

Top Australian soldier charged with war crimes to remain in jail on remand

Ben Roberts-Smith has been charged with five counts of the war crime of murder, carrying a potential life sentence. He will remain in jail on remand as the legal process continues.

Plan to scrap presidential elections puts Zimbabweans at loggerheads

Zimbabwe's ruling party proposed a draft law removing the public's right to directly elect the president, sparking significant debate and division among citizens.

US journalist Shelly Kittleson released after kidnap in Iraq, officials say

US journalist Shelly Kittleson has been released after being kidnapped in Iraq. US officials are currently working to ensure her safe departure from the country.

French couple leave Iran after more than three years in jail

Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris, a French couple imprisoned in Iran for over three years, have been allowed to leave the country. The French President confirmed that they are now on their way home.

Wireless Festival cancelled after Kanye West blocked from coming to UK

Kanye West, who was scheduled to headline the July Wireless Festival, was prevented from entering the UK because of his past antisemitic remarks, resulting in the event's cancellation.

One gunman killed and two injured in shooting at Israeli consulate in Istanbul

The Istanbul Israeli consulate, vacant for over two years with no Israeli diplomats present, was the site of a shooting incident in which one gunman was killed and two others injured.

How Pakistan helped secure a fragile ceasefire between the US and Iran

Pakistan leveraged its historic ties with Iran to mediate a fragile ceasefire between the US and Iran. Despite uncertainties, Islamabad's diplomatic efforts played a crucial role in easing tensions and facilitating dialogue between the two nations, highlighting Pakistan's strategic importance in regional peace processes.

Is BTS losing its K-pop identity as it aims for a bigger world stage?

BTS, which popularized K-pop worldwide, now faces the challenge of balancing its Korean roots with its expanding international fame. As the group reaches out to a broader audience, questions emerge about how this shift affects their original K-pop identity and cultural connection.

The US refinery now processing Venezuelan oil

Chevron has started importing 250,000 barrels of crude oil daily from Venezuela, marking a significant step in US-Venezuelan oil trade relations.

Indian migrant workers hit by cooking gas shortages are leaving cities

Migrant workers in India face severe cooking gas shortages due to supply disruptions caused by the Iran war. The scarcity is making it difficult for them to access essential gas cylinders, prompting many to leave the cities in search of better living conditions.

Has Artemis II shown we can land on the Moon again?

Artemis II's near-flawless test flight demonstrates significant progress in NASA's lunar ambitions, but it has not yet proven readiness for landing humans on the Moon. The mission primarily tests crewed deep-space travel systems, with actual lunar landing capabilities to be validated in future Artemis missions.

China is winning one AI race, the US another - but either might pull ahead

Both China and the US strive to outpace each other in AI development, with each leading in different areas. The rivalry remains intense, and the dynamics could shift as advancements continue, preventing either side from clearly dominating the field.

Fake Australian, Chinese and Brazilian police stations: BBC goes inside a seized scam compound

The Royal Hill casino remained largely unknown until the Thai military seized control in December. The compound reportedly housed fake police stations representing Australian, Chinese, and Brazilian authorities, used to conduct scams. The BBC gained access, exposing the intricate setup designed to deceive victims across multiple countries.

Artemis's stunning Moon pictures - science or holiday photos?

The breathtaking images sent by the Artemis II crew showcase both the scientific achievements and the awe-inspiring views of the Moon. These photos capture the mission's dual nature—advancing space exploration while sharing the human experience of lunar orbit with the world.

Watch: BBC asks Artemis II crew a question in space

BBC’s Science Editor Rebecca Morelle interviewed the Artemis II crew in space as they approach their expected splashdown on Saturday, marking a key moment in the mission.

Watch: Pope Leo XIV spins basketball on his finger, with help from Harlem Globetrotters

The Harlem Globetrotters visited the Vatican and assisted Pope Leo XIV in spinning a basketball on his finger during their meeting, creating a unique and playful moment.

Everything you need to know about BTS's comeback tour

BTS begins their largest K-pop tour in history in Seoul on Thursday, marking their return after almost four years.

Watch: Fire damages roof of Rio's Olympic velodrome

A fire damaged the roof of Rio's Olympic velodrome. Around 80 firefighters and 20 fire trucks responded to the blaze. The state's military fire department confirmed that no injuries were reported.

The Massacre in Lebanon and Nuclear Mistrust Strangle a Truce Born Fragile from the "Deep Distrust" Between the US and Iran

Experts warn about the difficulty of reaching a stable agreement due to the deep mistrust between the US and Iran, aggravated by the massacre in Lebanon and nuclear tensions, which limit the possibilities of a lasting truce.

Trump and Rutte Conclude Their Meeting Amid U.S. Criticism: "NATO Was Not There When We Needed It"

The White House confirmed that Trump discussed with Rutte the possible withdrawal of the U.S. from NATO, criticizing the alliance for not providing support when needed, which marked a tense encounter between the two leaders.

Trump threatens a "stronger" offensive if the deal fails and keeps his troops in the region

Trump warns that if an agreement is not reached, he will launch a more intense offensive against Iran, keeping troops in the Middle East. The region remains tense with a temporary ceasefire between the US and Israel, in the context of the conflict in the Middle East and the security of the Strait of Hormuz.

The president escalates his threat and is considering withdrawing U.S. bases in Spain or Germany for not supporting the war in Iran

The president has discussed with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte the possible withdrawal of U.S. military bases in Spain or Germany due to their lack of support in the conflict with Iran, intensifying his threat in the situation.

The sky of Beirut turned to ash and smoke: the shocking images of Israel's massive attack

Israel launched more than 160 bombs on over 100 targets in Lebanon, marking its largest recent attack despite the ceasefire with Iran, leaving the sky of Beirut covered in ash and smoke.

Sánchez calls on the EU to suspend the association agreement with Israel following its attacks on Lebanon: "There must be no impunity"

The Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, requested at X that the EU suspend the association agreement with Israel due to its attacks in Lebanon, describing them as "criminal acts." He demanded that the international community condemn these actions and affirmed that there must be no impunity.

Truce in Iran: For Once, Trump Listened

Trump achieved a two-week truce with the person who truly acts as the supreme leader in Iran, standing out for handling the situation in the best possible way.

The War Within the War: Repression in the Shadow of the Conflict in Iran

Although the war has ended, the internal conflict in Iran persists. The regime withstands external pressure but cannot contain an organized and mobilized society forever, anticipating ongoing internal struggle and repression.

Elma Saiz: "The regularization of immigrants is imminent and the PP has to decide which side it is on"

Minister Elma Saiz highlights the record level of employment affiliation and urges companies to raise wages. In the interview, she emphasizes that the regularization of immigrants is inevitable and questions the PP about its stance on this key issue.

The "special" employee Jésica Rodríguez and the "train books" of 'Miss Asturias': the trial exposes Ábalos' patronage

The first sessions of the mask case trial have revealed how two women close to former minister Ábalos gained positions in various public companies, exposing alleged patronage linked to his influence.

Atlético de Madrid storms Camp Nou against a Barcelona with 10 players and nears the semifinals

Atlético de Madrid won 2-0 at Camp Nou against a Barcelona team that played with 10 men. This first-leg quarterfinal result gives them an important advantage for the home return match, bringing them closer to the tournament semifinals.

The Civil Guard highlights 46 "defects" detected by Adif in 2025 on the section near Adamuz

The report submitted to the judge reveals 46 defects detected by Adif in 2025 on the section near Adamuz, including "pitting" and other superficial defects, according to the Civil Guard.

Keys to Reviewing Your Tax Return Draft Without Mistakes: These Are the Points to Keep in Mind

The tax return draft reflects the Tax Agency's interpretation of your personal income tax, but it may contain errors. It is essential to review it carefully to avoid penalties, ensuring that all data and deductions are correct before submission.

Mystery at NASA: 9 Scientists Related to Sensitive Space or Nuclear Projects Die

Nine scientists connected to secret space and nuclear projects in the U.S. have died under circumstances that generate mystery and speculation, fueling concerns about security and possible cover-ups within agencies such as NASA.

The LaLiga Retro Matchday Arrives: These Are All the 'Vintage' Jerseys the Players Will Wear

Between April 10 and 12, most LaLiga teams will celebrate the retro matchday, wearing 'vintage' jerseys to pay tribute to the history of Spanish football.

Rufián and Montero meet today in Barcelona in an aimless event with the uncertainty of an alliance

The Purple party has been promoting a possible alliance between the republican Rufián and the MEP Montero for weeks, with a view to future elections, although the meeting in Barcelona takes place without clarity about a concrete agreement.

Kira Miró and Salva Reina share a tender kiss on 'El Hormiguero' after talking about infidelities

Kira Miró and Salva Reina, a couple in real life and in the film 'Solos', visited 'El Hormiguero' where they shared a tender kiss after discussing infidelities.

Toñi Moreno and the Unexpected Help from Laura Pausini to Come Out Live: "I Owe Her My Life"

Toñi Moreno confessed to Ana Milán that for years she held herself back. She thanked Laura Pausini, who unintentionally helped her break free and "took twenty years off her," making it easier for her to come out live.

Makhmudov, Tyson Fury's new rival who fought against a bear: "It was horrible, it tried to bite me"

Magomed Makhmudov, Tyson Fury's next opponent, revealed a curious anecdote about having fought against a bear. He described the experience as horrible, as the animal tried to bite him, showing the toughness and bravery he brings to the ring in his match against Fury.

The Image That Embarrasses Real Madrid Fans: A Young Man Cuts Another’s Hair

A video showing a young man cutting another’s hair has caused outrage among Real Madrid supporters, generating numerous criticisms on social media.

'Campos y Rosa' arrives at 20minutos, the weekly review of celebrity magazines

Claudia Campos and Rosa Ballarín present weekly 'Campos y Rosa', a roundup of the main Spanish celebrity gossip magazines on 20minutos.

The PP assumes that the agreement may come sooner in Aragón than in Extremadura but believes it is Vox who will have to explain it

The PP considers that the investiture of María Guardiola in Extremadura should be the first, following the logical order of elections. However, it does not rule out that Jorge Azcón may reach an agreement with Vox in Aragón sooner, although it believes that Vox will be the one to justify this change of scenario.

The 'Ketamine Queen' sentenced to 15 years in prison in connection with the death of Matthew Perry

Jasveen Sangha pleaded guilty in September 2025 to five related charges and was sentenced to 15 years in prison for her role in the death of Matthew Perry.

New Rules of the Vive Plan: Longer Residency Registration Required and More Floors Can Be Built

The regional government will allow the construction of housing on lands owned by other administrations, such as municipalities, and aims to reduce the delivery times of the houses to speed up the Vive Plan. Additionally, a longer period of residency registration will be required, and the possibility of building more floors will be increased.

Criticism of Marta Díaz for sharing her dilemma with Coachella 'looks': "I only ask you for a real problem"

Marta Díaz faces criticism after sharing her concern that her 'looks' designed with ChatGPT for Coachella might not arrive on time. Many users consider that her problem is neither real nor relevant.

Blas Cantó reveals that almost all the members of Auryn were gay, but they hid it "out of fear"

Blas Cantó reveals in 'Ex. Life After' that most of the members of Auryn were gay but hid it due to fear of pressure. Additionally, he admits that he still avoids showing affection publicly with his partner because of those same insecurities.

The sale of homes to foreigners fell by 4.4% in the second half of 2025 due to the collapse of non-resident buyers

Between July and December 2025, 66,629 home sales made by foreigners were recorded, mostly residents in Spain, but transactions by non-residents decreased, causing a 4.4% drop in total sales to foreigners.

NASA Foresees Favorable Weather for Artemis II Splashdown Next Friday

Artemis II completes its key lunar observation phase, and the astronauts prepare to leave lunar influence and return to Earth, with favorable weather conditions expected for the splashdown planned for next Friday.

NASA Releases the Playlist Chosen by the Artemis II Crew to Wake Up

NASA unveiled the songs selected by the Artemis II crew for their wake-up moments during the mission. This space tradition aims to motivate and energize the astronauts, featuring a list that reflects their personal tastes and strengthens the team spirit on the journey.

NASA Takes the iPhone to Deep Space: This Is What the Photos from Artemis II Taken with Apple's Phone Look Like

NASA's Artemis II mission used professional cameras and an iPhone 17 Pro Max to capture unprecedented images of the Moon. The use of Apple's phone demonstrates the advanced technology and versatility of these devices in space exploration.

Natalia Morlas, from Somos Más: "We dedicate ourselves to doing what institutions do not do for victims of gender-based violence"

The Somos Más association, recognized for its support to women victims of gender-based violence, is a finalist for the Avanzadoras 2026 award organized by '20minutos' and Oxfam Intermón, highlighting their social work where institutions fail.

Doctors walk out on Health Department for "unilaterally" imposing the Patients' Organization as mediator of the strike

Mónica García's department criticizes the medical unions for rejecting the mediation of the Patients' Organization in the strike, although it maintains its willingness to dialogue and calls for a new meeting on Monday.

A 46-year-old man confesses to having abused his underage stepdaughter on more than 900 occasions

The Prosecutor's Office detailed that the man abused, filmed, and photographed his stepdaughter, born in 2007, on 973 occasions between 2017 and 2024.

Samantha Schweblin wins the first Aena Prize for Hispanic American Narrative with 'El buen mal'

Samantha Schweblin received the first Aena Prize for Hispanic American Narrative for her work "El buen mal," praised by the jury for creating stories that explore disturbing, fascinating, and complex worlds.

Spain boasts about recycling: Ecovidrio surpasses EU targets with a glass recycling rate of 72.3% in 2025

Spain recovered more than one million tons of glass waste in 2023, exceeding EU targets with a recycling rate of 72.3%, according to Ecovidrio.

This is the new Mazda CX-5: the SUV that combines value, technology, and design

The new Mazda CX-5 is the first model in the range to integrate Google, offering real-time navigation with Google Maps, voice control through the Google Assistant, and access to apps via Google Play, combining advanced technology with design and value.

Carvajal, Azpilicueta, Silva... investigated by a judge in Andorra for alleged watch smuggling

Several international footballers, including Carvajal, Azpilicueta, and Silva, are being investigated by a judge in Andorra for the alleged smuggling of luxury watches, acquiring them without paying the corresponding taxes.

A roadside hawk terrorizes a city: "It always attacks the same way, the head... and from behind"

Authorities advise residents to protect their eyes and seek medical attention if they suffer serious injuries due to the recurring attacks of a roadside hawk that primarily targets the head and attacks from behind.

The Opposing Politicians Ada Colau and Jaime de los Santos Open Up About Coming Out

Ada Colau grew up in a liberal environment that made her coming out process easier, while Jaime de los Santos experienced years of fear before confessing it to his parents. Both politicians share their personal experiences with sincerity.

This is how the reunion between Alice Campello and Álvaro Morata in Milan was: cold and with hardly any interaction

Alice Campello and Álvaro Morata met in Milan for their four children, but their encounter was cold and with little interaction, highlighting the tension between them.

Tori Spelling talks about her car accident: "I was going like crazy... I swerved to avoid hitting the children"

Tori Spelling recounts her recent car accident, explaining that the other driver was speeding recklessly. She swerved sharply to minimize the impact, prioritizing the safety of the children in the vehicle.

Discover the Perfect Plug-in Hybrid Car: 1,200 km of Range and Battery Charges in 20 Minutes

The JAECOO 7 SHS offers maximum efficiency and performance, standing out for its revolutionary propulsion technology that sets a new global standard in the plug-in hybrid segment.

Ferrovial finalizes its transformation to a Dutch public limited company

Ferrovial is preparing its legal change to a Dutch public limited company during its third shareholders' meeting in Amsterdam, a step that will mean its legal detachment from Spain.

Lady Gaga took lithium while filming 'A Star is Born': "Lucky to be alive"

Lady Gaga, who recently canceled a concert in Montreal due to health issues, released "Runway," the official song of "The Devil Wears Prada 2." She revealed that she took lithium during the filming of "A Star is Born" and feels lucky to be alive.

Goodbye Blazer Suit: This Spanish Brand Found the Ideal Outfit for Weddings and Communions

The Spanish brand presents a perfect outfit for weddings and communions: a top with a midi skirt in a color mix ideal for spring and summer, leaving behind the classic blazer suit.

The overuse of devices in young children can mimic signs of autism

Excessive screen use in young children affects their neurodevelopment and can produce symptoms similar to autism. These effects are reversible by stopping device use and applying appropriate stimulation.

Apple expands its list of vintage and obsolete products: these are the affected devices

Apple updated its list of vintage products, including several popular devices such as the third-generation iPad Air, which are now considered vintage.

A Tour of Banksy's Works in Bristol: The Artist's Mark on His Hometown

Banksy's identity may have been revealed. Many of his iconic works are located in Bristol, his hometown, about an hour and a half from London, highlighting the artist's deep connection with this place.

The Castellón Restaurant with a Repsol Solete: "A Market Cuisine with a Mediterranean Soul"

In March, the Repsol Guide awarded a Solete to a restaurant in Castellón, highlighting its market cuisine with a Mediterranean essence.

Behind the Wheel of Spain’s Cheapest Electric Car: From Basic Vehicle to a Very Sensible Urban Option

The Dacia Spring has been completely revamped, significantly improving after our test drive in Madrid. These enhancements make it a very sensible and competitive urban option, challenging the position of other affordable electric vehicles in the Spanish market.

15 Urban Getaways in Spain That Are Much Better in Spring Than in Summer

Although summer is the typical vacation season, spring offers ideal getaways in Spain thanks to its long days and pleasant weather. Between April and June, many urban destinations allow for more outdoor activities and a post-winter atmosphere, making these visits much more attractive than in summer.

Tricks from the Bank of Spain to Save Money if We Have Overspent During Easter

The Bank of Spain offers advice to regain financial balance after excessive spending during Easter, focusing on controlling the budget, reducing unnecessary expenses, and better planning personal finances to avoid future economic problems.

Feijóo Demands Tax Cuts on Personal Income Tax, Housing, and Food and Promises to End "Plundering and Lies" When He Reaches Moncloa

Feijóo, president of the PP, criticizes the "fiscal hell" imposed by the Government at the start of the income tax campaign, pointing out that public services have not improved. He demands cuts in personal income tax, housing, and food, and promises to put an end to what he calls "plundering and lies" if he comes to power in Moncloa.

Rural Spain is looking for residents: these are the three autonomous communities offering aid to buy a house in villages

The Government offers aid of up to 10,800 euros to buy a house in rural areas, while three autonomous communities have increased their subsidies to attract new residents to villages and stop depopulation.

Singer Ray Stevens Breaks His Neck After Suffering a Terrible Fall

Singer Ray Stevens suffered a serious fall that caused him to fracture his neck. He is currently recovering at home, according to his official Instagram account.

'Lapönia': The Spanish comedy you can't miss in theaters

Natalia Verbeke, Julián López, Ángela Cervantes, and Vebjørn Enger star in the film based on the successful stage play, directed by David Serrano.

Lesly Ochoa, intern of Nacho Cano's musical, confirms her complaint against two employees of the musical

Lesly Ochoa, intern of Nacho Cano's musical, confirmed her complaint against two employees and demanded justice for the harm she considers was caused with "premeditation and advantage" by Nacho Cano.

One of the Most Imposing Monuments in the World Will No Longer Be Free

The cathedral in Germany, which was the tallest building in the world until the construction of the Washington Monument in the U.S., will begin charging visitors an entrance fee, ceasing to be free.

These are the pensioners exempt from filing the Income Tax return

Pensioners should be aware that certain amounts are not included in the IRPF (Personal Income Tax) and, therefore, do not require filing the Income Tax return. There are specific limits that determine who is exempt from declaring, making the tax management easier for pension beneficiaries.

Having Netflix 'for free': these are the operators that include the streaming platform in their plans

Movistar, Orange, Pepephone, Vodafone, and LOWI include Netflix for free in some of their subscription plans, allowing users to access the streaming platform at no additional cost.

Roast Chicken Croquettes, a Cheap Recipe to Enjoy Today and Freeze

These roast chicken croquettes are an economical and delicious alternative to the traditional ham ones. They are ideal to enjoy immediately or to freeze and consume later, offering a practical and tasty option for any occasion.

Looking Up

The image of planet Earth from the Moon shows a blue and serene world, a stark contrast to the chaotic reality we face in our own environment.

For Freedom

Noguerol highlights that the 'Guernica' is a symbol of freedom, serving to remind us of the dangers of losing it and represents the constant struggle to maintain it.

The Balls of the Congress of Deputies

The author questions the knowledge of the members of Congress regarding the location of Iran, suggesting that they were unaware of basic facts before the start of the war.

Whistleblowers Against Corruption

José Luis Ábalos stated in Congress that “corruption cannot seem normal” and emphasized that his wish has been fulfilled, highlighting the progress made in the fight against corruption to eradicate its normalization in society.

The Brenninkmeijer Family: The Discreet Family That Has Just Bought the Famous Mercado de San Miguel in Madrid

The Brenninkmeijer family, known for their discretion, has acquired the Mercado de San Miguel in Madrid. Renowned for their success in the international retail sector, their purchase marks a new chapter for this iconic gastronomic space in the city.

Plex gifts a plane ticket to Argentina to the gas station employee he frequents: "Eight years without seeing his parents"

Plex, a streamer, gave a plane ticket to Argentina to the employee at the gas station where he usually refuels, who had not seen his parents for eight years. He documented the heartfelt moment on his social media and explained the reasons behind his generous gesture.

These are the five finalists of 'Top Chef' after the latest farewell: "You are a fantastic candidate, but..."

Samantha Ballantines, Roi Méndez, Belén Esteban, Benita, and Ivana Rodríguez are the five finalists of the edition following Natalia's elimination on 'Top Chef'.

Unforgettable Routes through the Mediterranean and Unique Experiences: The Perfect Cruises to Explore Europe

Royal Caribbean offers impressive ships and exclusive itineraries that make exploring Europe an unforgettable adventure, combining comfort and unique experiences on board.

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Are You Ready to Face the Tax Agency? Find Out with This Income Tax Quiz

The 2025-2026 income tax filing campaign has begun. Get ready to complete your draft and confidently tackle your tax return with this quiz that will help you better understand the process.

Miss Asturias admits she asked Ábalos for a job, but does not involve him in her hiring at LogiRail: "He never told me 'I've plugged you in'"

During the second day of the trial at the Supreme Court, Miss Asturias confessed that she asked José Luis Ábalos for employment, but denied that he directly hired her at LogiRail, clarifying that he never told her he had "plugged her in."

Antonio, survivor of the axe attack in Montefrío: "With my club, I stopped the axe blows I could"

Antonio, survivor of the axe attack in Montefrío, recounted how he defended himself using a club. He emphasized the urgent need to improve security in the Granada municipality to prevent future violent incidents.

Consumo confirms the 3.6 million euro fine against Alquiler Seguro for "very serious" violations

Minister Pablo Bustinduy has dismissed the appeal filed by Alquiler Seguro against the sanction imposed by Consumo, thereby confirming the final fine of 3.6 million euros for violations considered "very serious".

The first pygmy hippopotamus is born in Cabárceno Park

On March 10th, the first pygmy hippopotamus was born in the Cabárceno Nature Park. This species is endangered, and the birth is an important step forward for its conservation and reproduction in captivity.

They search in Murcia for Marcela, a two-year-old girl who disappeared in March

The National Center for Missing Persons issued an alert for Marcela M. N., a two-year-old girl who has been missing in Murcia since March 29. Authorities continue the search to locate her whereabouts and request public cooperation.

Elena's struggle for the expansion of Bicimad: "You have to walk more than 20 minutes to get back home"

Elena calls for the expansion of Bicimad due to the absence of a nearby metro stop, making this service an essential means of transportation in the area. The lack of coverage forces people to walk more than 20 minutes to return home, highlighting the urgent need to improve the public bike network.

Crew Members Wanted for the Spanish Fishing Fleet: "At Sea We're Earning More Money Than on Land"

The Spanish fishing sector is facing a shortage of young crew members due to the high average age. To attract a new generation, they are offering better salaries and working conditions, emphasizing that earnings at sea surpass what can be obtained on land.

From "being devastated" by long COVID to creating a startup at 17: "I discovered the power of technology in health"

Ismael Maceira and cardiologist Carlos Escobar have created a startup that develops digital therapies to improve the health of thousands of patients in Spain, highlighting the positive impact of technology in the treatment of long COVID.

An international supermodel, first unmasked on 'Mask Singer' premiere: "Incredible!"

The new panel of investigators on 'Mask Singer' includes Ana Milán, Boris Izaguirre, Ruth Lorenzo, and Juan y Medio. Ana Milán is the only returning member. During the premiere, an international supermodel was the first to be unmasked, surprising everyone.

These Global Celebrities Were on Mask Singer Spain and You Might Not Have Known

With the premiere of the fifth season of 'Mask Singer' on Antena 3, we look back at international celebrities who were unmasked in previous editions since 2020, revealing their identities in a special photo gallery.

Absolute surprise for the saved contestant on 'Supervivientes', who can't believe it: "Is it me? I think there has been a mistake"

Claudia Chacón, Maica Benedicto, Ivonne Reyes, and Teresa Seco were nominated on 'Supervivientes' until María Lamela announced the first saved contestant, causing surprise and confusion for the lucky one.

Iker Jiménez claims that "the powerful" have asked for "the heads" of six collaborators of 'Horizonte'

Iker Jiménez reveals that influential figures have requested the removal of six members of his team on 'Horizonte', accusing them of being an obstacle to certain interests. Jiménez defends the integrity of his program and his collaborators against these external pressures.

'First Dates' Explains How the Connection Between Two Strangers Arises: "Sometimes You Don't Need to Talk"

Richard Pena, the voice-over of 'First Dates,' points out that for a good connection to arise between two people, it is not always necessary to talk, as sometimes a special connection is established naturally.

Joaquín Prat, moved by the story of a granddaughter searching for her grandfather’s ring as he battles Alzheimer’s: "I’m remembering my grandmother"

Lola Morales started a campaign on social media to find her grandfather’s lost ring, who suffers from Alzheimer’s. Joaquín Prat was touched by the story, recalling his own grandmother.

Carmen Borrego, blunt with Edmundo Arrocet: "I'm fed up, you can't lie any more and play with confusing people"

Carmen Borrego expresses her frustration towards Edmundo Arrocet for lying and causing confusion. She confirms that they did not tell María Teresa Campos about Edmundo's infidelities to protect her and spare her further pain.

Alfonso Egea against the flat-earther Javi Poves: "No matter how many times you repeat it, you won’t turn it into the truth"

Alfonso Egea and Javi Poves had a tense exchange live on 'El tiempo justo,' where Egea firmly rejected Poves' flat-earth claims, stating that repeating a lie does not make it true.

Tension between Isabel Rábago and Javier Caraballo on 'Espejo Público': "I will not allow you to call me racist"

Isabel Rábago denied being racist following an argument with Javier Caraballo on 'Espejo Público', who, according to her, distorted her words, leading to a tense confrontation on the show.

Paris Jackson Accuses Her Father's Estate Executors of 'Bullying' Her for Asking Questions About Their Management

Paris Jackson claims that the executors of Michael Jackson's estate have harassed her for questioning how they are managing the fortune. She alleges that her efforts to obtain information and transparency about the financial management have been met with intimidation and a lack of cooperation.

The Unpublished Photo of Juan Carlos I in Seville: This Is How His Express Trip Went

The magazine '¡Hola!' published an exclusive photo of King Emeritus Juan Carlos I from the balcony of his hotel during his brief visit to Seville.

Bad Gyal confesses how negative comments about her body affect her: "People destroyed me"

Bad Gyal reveals that negative comments about her appearance have affected her emotionally. In response to criticisms that make her look older, she replies with humor, pointing out that she is 29 years old and will continue aging.

Ronna, the widow of 'Papuchi', Julio Iglesias' father, poses with her children more than 20 years later: "They have his features"

Ronna, widow of 'Papuchi', Julio Iglesias' father, poses with her children after more than 20 years, highlighting that they retain family features. The family mentions that they have not seen Julio Iglesias since the COVID pandemic.

The Strokes announce the release of their new album 'Reality Awaits', six years after their last project

The Strokes have recorded their seventh studio album, 'Reality Awaits', with producer Rick Rubin. After six years without releasing an album, they have already released the first track, 'Going Shopping'.

Karol G says she feels pressure to moderate her comments about ICE in the US: "If you say something..."

Karol G confessed to feeling pressure to moderate her opinions about ICE in the US, as her team would fear the consequences if she explicitly said "Get ICE out." Despite this, the singer would be willing to express her stance if she decided to.

Tejero's Confession to Évole: "I Have a Deep Voice from Forcing It Because I Didn't Want to Be Homosexual"

The actor Tejero will be the next protagonist on 'Lo de Évole,' where he will make a personal confession about his voice and his internal struggle with his sexual orientation, explaining that his deep voice comes from forcing it to hide the fact that he didn't want to be homosexual.

A YouTuber Talks About the Rare Disease He Has After Being Accused of Faking Blindness: "I'm Fed Up!"

South Korean influencer Kim Hansol, criticized for supposedly faking blindness, defends his rare disease condition. He expresses frustration over the lack of understanding and accuses his detractors of insensitivity. He aims to raise awareness about his situation and calls for respect for those suffering from uncommon ailments.

The city that will welcome Kanye West on his world tour proposes an "anti-fascist reflection event" with him

The mayor of Reggio Emilia stated that the city, known for its anti-fascist identity, proposes holding an "anti-fascist reflection event" within the framework of Kanye West's world tour, reaffirming its values and historical commitment.

Sofía Suescun and Kiko Jiménez receive criticism after shopping at a halal store and the couple responds

Sofía Suescun and Kiko Jiménez received racist and xenophobic comments on social media after sharing a video shopping at a halal store. The couple responded to the criticism, defending their choice and condemning the negative messages.

Precise and with music: this was the ignition of Orion's engine on the Artemis II mission

The four Artemis II astronauts completed the perigee raise maneuver on their second day. After resting for four hours and resolving minor incidents, such as a communication loss and a problem with the toilet, the crew woke up to the song 'Sleepyhead' to oversee the ignition of the Orion spacecraft's engine.

A Feather on the Moon? The Explanation Behind NASA's Curious Photograph

Commander David Scott's experiment on the Moon demonstrated how the laws of gravity work by simultaneously dropping a feather and a heavier object, proving that both fall at the same rate in the absence of air resistance.

Sánchez, wearing the National Team jersey to celebrate 22 million employed workers

Sánchez announced that Spain has reached, for the first time in its history, 22 million employed workers, ahead of the official report from the Ministry of Labor.

The referees side with Atlético: there was an error in favor of Barça when the referee took back the red card from Gerard Martín

The referees confirmed that an error was made in withdrawing the red card from Gerard Martín in the match between Atlético and Barça. This decision favored Barça, generating controversy and supporting Atlético's claim that the sending-off should have stood.

Enrique Cerezo's slip of the tongue when talking about Julián Álvarez: "I'll tell you in just three words..."

Enrique Cerezo, president of Atlético de Madrid, commented on the rumors linking Julián Álvarez to FC Barcelona for the next season, moments before a meeting between the boards of both clubs.

Topuria's demanding preparation for the White House alongside Pablo Motos: "That one hit me hard, huh?"

Lightweight champion Topuria undergoes intense training alongside Javi Clament as he prepares for his return to the octagon.

Luka Modric’s Daughter Follows in His Footsteps: Wins Her First Title with Milan

Ema Modric, daughter of Luka Modric, won the Garino Women’s Cup with AC Milan Under-13 in Turin, achieving her first title with the team.

Espanyol sanctions member who "threw liquid" at a referee and his assistant

Espanyol announced the revocation of the membership card of the member who threw liquid at a referee and his assistant during a match against Getafe in March.

Carmen Nieto, rehabilitation physician: "Technology and AI are transforming stroke treatment"

Approximately 50% of new cases of acquired brain injury (ABI) result in disabling and permanent sequelae. Carmen Nieto highlights how technology and artificial intelligence are revolutionizing the approach and treatment of stroke, improving rehabilitation and patients' quality of life.

Dalisse Sequeiros, with ASD, mother of two autistic children and writer: "I make the books I would have needed as a child"

Dalisse Sequeiros, author of five stories about autism, discovered that she is also autistic following the diagnosis of her two children. As a mother and writer, she creates books that she believes would have been helpful to her during her childhood.

Impulsa Igualdad warns of the chronic nature of the employment gap for people with disabilities: 7 out of 10 do not work

58% of unemployed people with disabilities have been looking for work for a long time, and 7 out of 10 of working age are outside the labor market, highlighting a persistent and chronic employment gap.

The automotive sector calls for Portuguese-style incentives to end the aging of the vehicle fleet

Ganvam highlights that the age of vehicles affects road safety and advocates for incentives similar to those in Portugal to rejuvenate the vehicle fleet, with the goal of reducing accidents to zero.

Self-Employed Anger: They Denounce That the Government Has Not Frozen the Fees for Everyone and That "One Third Will See Their Minimum Contributions Increase by 135 Euros More Per Month"

Self-employed associations demand that the Government and Parliament enact a regulation to stop the fee increases for family and corporate self-employed workers. The Social Security administration defends that the increase is part of the pension reform and that, until now, it had not been questioned. One third of the self-employed will face increases of up to 135 euros per month in their minimum contributions.

The War in Iran: Challenges and Responses for Industrial Resilience and Supply Chain Management

The conflict in Iran rapidly increases energy costs, affecting the industrial, logistics, and insurance sectors, posing significant challenges for industrial resilience and efficient supply chain management.

Deductions You Shouldn’t Forget When Filing Your 2026 Income Tax Return

Consider the various applicable deductions to achieve a tax reduction when filing your 2026 income tax return.

Who is required to file the Income Tax Return this year

The main criterion to determine whether a taxpayer must file the Personal Income Tax return is to exceed the exemption threshold established by law. Those who do not reach this threshold are exempt from filing, while those who exceed it must submit the Income Tax return.

Treasury aims for a record Tax Return campaign: expects to collect nearly 25 billion, 18% more than the previous one

The Tax Agency has opened the period for online submission of the Personal Income Tax Return (IRPF), which will be available until June 30. It is expected that the collection will reach nearly 25 billion euros, 18% more than in the previous campaign, setting a record in tax revenue.

Alexa Demie shocks with her appearance at the 'Euphoria' premiere: "What has happened to her?"

Alexa Demie, 35 years old and of Mexican origin, has decided to temporarily step away from the public eye to take a break in her career. However, she made a reappearance during the premiere of season 3 of 'Euphoria', causing surprise with her appearance.

'Bridgerton' Changes Francesca’s Book Even More with This Casting Decision

Netflix announced three new castings for the fifth season of 'Bridgerton,' suggesting changes in the plot, especially in the romance between Francesca and Michaela, thus altering the original story from the book.

Confirmed by Prime Video: we now know how many seasons 'The Rings of Power' will have

Prime Video confirms that 'The Rings of Power' will have multiple seasons. While season 3 is in post-production and expected by the end of 2026, Jeff Bezos continues with the original plan for the series.

'Super Mario 3': Everything We Know About Nintendo's Upcoming Movie, Its Characters, Plot, and Release Date

Although there are still details to be uncovered, Nintendo's upcoming 'Super Mario 3' movie promises to explore new varieties of mushrooms and features, expanding the known universe of the saga. More updates on characters, plot, and release date are expected soon.

If You Like 'Salvation Project,' Don't Miss This Gem About Space Solitude Streaming Featuring an Oscar Winner

Ryan Gosling has reignited interest in science fiction, encouraging audiences to rediscover standout films like 'Interstellar' and a remarkable British production about solitude in space, starring an Oscar winner and available for streaming.

YouTube continues its offensive: now shows 90-second ads that cannot be skipped

YouTube has started showing ads of up to 90 seconds that users cannot skip, intensifying its advertising strategy to increase revenue.

LG’s rollable phone resurfaces in a video: this is what the phone that was never sold looked like

A recent video shows the design and functionality of the LG Rollable, a phone with a rollable screen that never reached the market.

Netflix launches Playground, its new children's gaming app featuring Peppa Pig and other popular characters

Netflix Playground is a mobile app for children up to eight years old that offers interactive games with popular characters like Peppa Pig, aiming to combine entertainment and learning in a safe environment.

This is the return of Artemis II to Earth after successfully completing the flyby of the far side of the Moon

The Orion spacecraft returns to Earth after successfully flying over the far side of the Moon, setting a historic record and capturing unprecedented images during the Artemis II mission.

A Security Researcher Gets Angry with Microsoft and Publishes a Flaw That Has No Fix

A security researcher, frustrated with Microsoft, has published a critical vulnerability in Windows that allows an attacker to gain administrator privileges or full control of the system, with no available solution.

Desiree Caballero, Hairdresser, on the Secrets to Repairing Damaged Hair: "Apply a Scalp Serum Before Sleeping to Stimulate Hair Growth"

Desiree Caballero advises applying a scalp serum before sleeping to stimulate hair growth. Additionally, she shares tips for caring for hair overnight and preventing frizz, helping to effectively repair damaged hair.

Beatriz Crespo, on talking to yourself by your name: "Your mind shifts from being inside the problem to seeing it from outside"

A simple gesture like talking to yourself by your name can help you manage stress and make decisions more calmly, as it changes the mental perspective from being immersed in the problem to seeing it from the outside.

Who is Leandra Medine? The 'man-repellent' that Marta Ortega has signed for her latest Zara campaign

Leandra Medine, a New York journalist, writer, and blogger, has been chosen as the model for Zara's new campaign, under the direction of Marta Ortega.

Sara Marín Berbell on Changes in Sleep Quality: "Women Have a Natural Valerian in Our Bodies"

Sara Marín Berbell explains that progesterone acts as a "natural valerian" in women, helping to regulate sleep. The lack of this hormone can cause disturbances in sleep quality, especially affecting women.

Cerulean Blue: Meryl Streep Confirms That the Most Iconic Color from 'The Devil Wears Prada' Will Be Trending

The iconic cerulean blue, popularized 20 years ago in 'The Devil Wears Prada,' is making a comeback as a fashion trend, confirmed by Meryl Streep. This color that defined a generation returns strongly, reaffirming its impact on contemporary style.

Science Fiction? No, It’s Your Closet: The Tech Accessories Fashion Editors Are Already Selling Out

Fashion editors are selling out tech accessories that combine style and functionality, such as glasses for making calls and rings that monitor health, reflecting the growing integration of technology in the world of fashion.

The Best Chocolate Palmera in the World Is Sold in Madrid, Made with Guijuelo Pork Lard and Priced at 16 Euros

Ricardo Vélez created a one-of-a-kind chocolate palmera, made with Iberian pork lard from Guijuelo. This special ingredient gives it an unparalleled flavor and texture. The product is sold in Madrid for 16 euros.

The Roadside Restaurant You Must Visit: Average Bill of €70 and the Temple of a Great Grill Master

Near Burgos, there is an outstanding roadside restaurant ideal for lovers of grilled meat. It offers exceptional quality and a unique experience, with an average bill of €70. It is recognized as the temple of a master grill chef, where each dish reflects his mastery on the grill.

The brewery in the heart of Madrid where you can find the best callos

Madrilenian callos, a culinary symbol of Madrid, can be enjoyed in a centrally located brewery that offers the best version of this traditional dish.

It's Strawberry Time: Five Recipes to Enjoy the Seasonal Fruit in a Very Different Way

Discover five creative recipes to make the most of seasonal strawberries, from a Japanese mochi to a classic French tart, and enjoy this spring fruit in an original way.

The Best Cachopo and the Best Asturian Fabada in the World Are Eaten in the Same Restaurant, and It’s in Madrid

El Yantar Sidrería Gastronómica in Madrid was awarded in 2026 with the prizes for the best cachopo and the best Asturian fabada in the world.

Crispy Salmon Recipe with Protein-Packed Cucumber and Dill Salad

Andrea Carucci, author of The Fertility Kitchen, shares delicious and healthy recipes weekly that promote well-being and balanced nutrition.

The Town of Extremadura Among the Most Beautiful and That Takes You to Another Era

This town in Cáceres, located in Extremadura and bordering Castilla y León and Castilla-La Mancha, stands out for its streets that transport visitors to the Middle Ages, offering a unique historical and visual journey.

Route through the South of France among Vineyards and Medieval Villages near Toulouse

The Occitania Region, near Spain, stands out for its medieval atmosphere and fascinating nature, making it an ideal destination for travelers looking to explore a different side of France.

Santiago will have a direct flight to one of the most lively capitals in Europe

The new air route will operate from May 30, with daily flights during the high season, connecting Santiago with one of the most vibrant European capitals.

Málaga will launch a new direct flight to the most romantic city in Europe

Málaga will inaugurate a direct flight with two weekly frequencies starting August 1st, connecting the city with a European destination renowned for its romanticism.

A robot, a bionic knee, or a meteorite: the most curious lost items at airports

A report reveals the strangest objects forgotten by passengers on planes during the past year, highlighting curiosities such as a robot, a bionic knee, and a meteorite among the most unusual finds at airports.

These are the five perfect coastal towns to visit this spring

A terrace with sea views on a sunny day invites you to anticipate the arrival of good weather and plan visits to coastal towns ideal for enjoying the spring.

Travel for Free Around Europe: Here’s How You Can Get One of the 40,000 Train Vouchers the EU Is Giving to Young People

The European Union is offering 40,000 train vouchers so that 18-year-olds can travel around Europe for free for up to one month. This initiative makes it easier to explore the continent at no cost, promoting mobility and cultural discovery among young people.

David Mateo, nutrition expert: "Drink water in sips; if you drink it all at once, your body eliminates it before benefiting from it"

According to David Mateo, for proper digestion, it is important to drink the right amount of water at specific times of the day and at the correct temperature. Additionally, he recommends drinking water in sips so the body can better absorb it, avoiding drinking it all at once, as it gets eliminated without benefiting from it.

Science confirms it: the appendix is not a mistake, it has evolved up to 32 times and is key for survival

Although it is possible to live without an appendix, this organ has evolved up to 32 times in different species, indicating that it fulfills an important function for survival, debunking the idea that it is a useless vestige.

The hobby that helps you slow down brain aging and for which you only need binoculars

Birdwatching is an activity that helps protect the brain and slow down its aging by combining mental exercise with contact with nature, which benefits brain health.

What Did Plato Mean by His Phrase: "He Who Is Not Good at Serving Will Not Be Good at Ruling"

Plato reflected on the human soul, knowledge, and morality, emphasizing that the ability to serve with virtue is essential to lead justly, an idea that still influences modern psychology.

Is chocolate forbidden when we are on a diet? Nutritionist Marta Verona has the answer

Nutritionist Marta Verona, winner of 'MasterChef 6', advises not to eliminate chocolate from the diet, as doing so may increase anxiety.

"If You Want to Lose Fat, Walking on an Incline May Be More Efficient Than Running"

A fitness expert recommends walking on a treadmill with an incline instead of running, as this technique can be more efficient for losing fat.

Transport will repair twice as many kilometers of roads in Teruel as in Zaragoza, but with the same budget

The Ministry of Transport will allocate 5.3 million euros to repair 159.1 km of roads in Teruel and the same amount to fix 80.6 km in Zaragoza, investing the same budget in twice as many kilometers in Teruel compared to Zaragoza.

Experts Criticize the Northern Bypass Approved to Connect the A-21 and A-23 in Jaca: "It Seriously Compromises the Future"

Experts from Salvar Jaca describe the approved northern bypass intended to link the A-21 and A-23 in Jaca as a "historic failure," warning that it seriously compromises the city's future and proposing an alternative route to the south.

The A-8 Ecological Overpasses: 'Pioneers' in Spain, Forested Areas, and an Estimated Budget of 40 Million

Ecological overpasses, or 'green bridges', are infrastructures that allow safe wildlife crossings in forested areas. While they are pioneering in Spain, they exist in countries such as France, the Netherlands, Canada, and the United States. The initiative for the A-8 has an estimated budget of 40 million.

The DGT sign that could cost you 4 points off your license if you don't obey it

The DGT introduces a new blue sign with a white diamond in the center on roads with HOV lanes. Drivers must respect it, as failing to do so can result in the loss of 4 points from their license.

Zaragoza's Innovative System to Give Priority to Urban Buses at Traffic Lights

The Zaragoza City Council has tendered a project to implement a system that will give priority to urban buses at traffic lights. It is expected that within four years this system will be operational at 100 intersections in the city, improving the efficiency of public transportation.

The Renault Symbioz debuts an LPG engine that promises up to 1,400 kilometers without stopping

The Renault Symbioz has exceeded 100,000 orders in Europe and now features a 120 hp Eco-G LPG engine, offering a total range of more than 1,400 kilometers, significantly improving its efficiency and reach.

EMT buses reinforce lines 27 and 147 ahead of the partial closure of Metro Line 10 between Cuzco and Nuevos Ministerios

Borja Carabante announced that EMT Madrid has increased the frequency of bus lines 27 and 147 to compensate for the partial closure of Metro Line 10 between Cuzco and Nuevos Ministerios, ensuring mobility and public transport in the affected area.

Moreno places six councilors and his number two in the PP-A as lead candidates in the Andalusian elections

The PSOE-A continues to define its lead candidates, while Vox has already announced all its candidates. Moreno positions six councilors and his number two as leaders of the PP-A in the upcoming Andalusian elections.

Tax Deductions in Castilla y León to Save on the Income Tax Return

The deadline to file the Income Tax Return through the Tax Agency is now open. Castilla y León offers several tax deductions that can help taxpayers save money by reducing the amount payable on the return.

The father of the baby allegedly abused by his parents requests testing to see if his son has a gene linked to muscular dystrophy

The baby allegedly abused has been discharged from the ICU, while his parents have filed an appeal against their imprisonment. The father requests testing to determine if the child carries a gene related to muscular dystrophy.

A victim of the 'coffin case': "My mother was not a lamb to put her body inside the oven"

Witnesses and family members affected by the practices of the funeral group El Salvador continue testifying before the Valladolid Court, denouncing irregularities in the handling of the bodies.

The Generalitat Prepares a Single Protocol to Install "Purple Buttons" Against Machista Violence

The Generalitat will implement a single protocol for the installation of "purple buttons," devices that facilitate the immediate reporting of machista (gender-based) violence. The initiative will also include an anonymous complaint mailbox where victims can detail the incidents to improve response and protection.

Seville's Fake Priest Sentenced to Two Years in Prison for Defrauding People in "Delicate" Financial Situations

Manuel T., a man from Seville who pretended to be a priest, was sentenced to two years and one day in prison and fined 1,086 euros. The Provincial Court of Seville found him guilty of defrauding vulnerable people in difficult economic situations.

Neighbors of Cantillana Warn of "Insecurity and Unease" Due to the Increase in Thefts

The Civil Guard maintains a significant deployment to ensure security in Cantillana. The investigation into the thefts remains open, and further arrests are not ruled out.

Suspect arrested for assaulting a minor shared on social media in Sant Joan de Vilatorrada

The alleged assailant of a minor in Sant Joan de Vilatorrada has been arrested. The Mossos report that the victim and the assailant knew each other and had previous conflicts, which may have motivated the incident shared on social media.

Madrid Cercanías Line C-5 Will Start and End at Atocha Until 10:00 AM on Four Weekends

The C-5 line of Madrid Cercanías will operate between Atocha and its origin until 10:00 AM during four weekends. Passengers wishing to travel beyond Atocha in either direction will need to transfer while this restriction is in place.

The Search for the Missing Man in Toranzo Focuses on Areas of Thick Brush

The search for the 68-year-old man missing since Saturday in Bárcena, Santiurde de Toranzo, continues into its fifth day. Efforts are focused on areas with dense brush and difficult terrain to locate him. Rescue teams and volunteers are working to cover the area and find clues that will help determine the man's whereabouts.

I tried the first gaming mouse with haptic clicks and felt like an eSports professional

I tested the Logitech Pro X2 Superstrike for two weeks. This gaming mouse eliminates physical switches, offering haptic clicks that are incredibly fast, enhancing the experience and precision—ideal for gamers seeking professional-level performance.

A USB flash drive you no longer use can be a relic: 4 useful uses you can give it

An old USB flash drive can have multiple practical uses, such as gaming, protecting your computer, or functioning as a versatile tool with various useful applications, thus giving it a second life.

Anthropic will not release its new AI Claude Mythos, it is a danger: "It has found thousands of critical vulnerabilities in all operating systems and browsers"

Anthropic has decided not to release its new AI, Claude Mythos, due to its power and risks. The AI has detected thousands of critical vulnerabilities in all operating systems and browsers. To address these issues, the company called upon 50 software companies seeking solutions and collaboration.

Linux Kernel 7.0: Release Date, What's New, and Everything You Need to Know

Linux 7.0 promises to be one of the most important updates in years, with significant improvements that could put Windows at a disadvantage. This new version will bring notable advancements under the hood, establishing Linux as a robust and modern option.

Rosalía puts Spanish gastronomy to the test in a 'ranking' with a winner

Rosalía revealed her favorite dish from Spanish gastronomy after trying several dishes and evaluating a ranking, showing her appreciation for the traditional cuisine of her country.

The Guardia Civil’s trolling of Artemis II: "Lunar Guardia Civil Barracks"

The Guardia Civil joked about the Artemis II mission, humorously suggesting on social media that the Moon would become a "Lunar Guardia Civil barracks" following the launch of this space mission. This comment sparked interaction and memes, blending popular culture with the scientific event.

A Teacher’s Lament About Teaching: "It’s a Sleeping Pill for Students"

A teacher criticized teaching based on reading PowerPoint slides during lectures, calling it a "failure" that induces sleep in students and does not promote effective learning.

Fiber in Dogs' Diet: The Silent Nutrient That Keeps Their Digestion Balanced

Fiber, although not digestible, is crucial for dogs' digestive health as it regulates digestion, nourishes the intestinal microbiota, and helps control weight and appetite.

Is Artificial Grass Safe for Dogs and Cats? Key Points for a Correct Choice

Studies on the safety of artificial grass for pets are limited, although it is known that some materials contain toxic substances. It is essential to choose high-quality grass, free of harmful chemicals, to protect the health of dogs and cats and avoid dermatological or digestive risks.

Why Managing Playtime at Home Influences a Dog’s Well-being

Establishing routines and adapting the home environment is essential for the dog’s emotional and physical balance, promoting its well-being and healthy behavior.

Check your daily horoscope for Thursday, April 9, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for Thursday, April 9, 2026 on 20minutos.es. Find predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow for all zodiac signs and discover what destiny has in store for you.

When Will Gasoline Prices Drop After the Temporary Truce Between the US and Iran?

Although the price of oil has decreased in international markets due to the truce between the US and Iran, this reduction will take between one and two weeks to be reflected in gasoline prices at service stations.

How to Be the First to Receive the Refund Payment from the Income Tax Return

Spaniards can start submitting their Income Tax Returns from Wednesday, April 8th, to expedite the refund payment.

The MEC Scholarship for the 2026-2027 Academic Year Can Now Be Applied For: Deadlines, Amounts, and Updates

Applications for the MEC scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year are now open and must be submitted online through the Ministry of Education's electronic headquarters before May 18.

Double rescue: a woman is rescued from a canal while trying to save her dog

A woman panicked while trying to rescue her dog Cookie from a canal and ended up needing to be rescued herself, as she didn’t have her phone to call for help.

Conqueror Sound by Tito Ramírez (El Volcán Música, 2026)

Tito Ramírez returns with his authentic and traditional cumbia style, reaffirming his pagan and pure musical identity in the album "Conqueror Sound" under the El Volcán Música label, expected in 2026.

Gender Inflection in Some Nouns in Spanish

Spanish has nouns that change gender according to their meaning, showing a gender inflection that affects their use and understanding in different contexts.

Spanish Celebrities Who Have More Than Three Children: Some Will Surprise You

Several Spanish celebrities have more than three children, information that may surprise many. These artists and public figures balance their professional lives with a large family, showing a lesser-known side of their personal lives.

The Best Cartoons by Álvaro Terán

A collection of all the satirical and humorous cartoons published by Álvaro Terán in 20minutos, highlighting his sharp social and political critique.

Unhygienic Habits That Everyone Has at Some Point in Their Life

Despite the increased awareness of hygiene following the pandemic, many people continue to adopt unhealthy habits, such as not washing their hands before eating or sleeping with pets. These unhygienic habits are common and affect everyone at some point.

The Spanish Celebrities Who Would Stand Out on the 'Supervivientes' Island, According to AI

OpenAI's artificial intelligence has selected an ideal cast of Spanish celebrities who would stand out on the reality show 'Supervivientes', based on their characteristics and survival skills on the island.

Self-harm increased by 35% and suicidal behaviors by 25% among minors assisted by the ANAR Foundation

In 2025, the ANAR Foundation assisted nearly 20,000 minors, 8.9% more than the previous year. For the fourth consecutive year, self-harm and suicidal behaviors were the main reasons for consultation, with increases of 35% and 25% respectively. Each minor presented an average of 4.7 problems, highlighting mental health and violence.

Corina Machado travels next week to Madrid to participate in an event with Venezuelans alongside Edmundo González

Corina Machado will travel to Madrid next week to participate in an event with Venezuelans, alongside Edmundo González. The public reunion event is scheduled for Saturday, April 18.

Roy Keane, British Football Legend: "I'm Fed Up, It's Always the Same Story with Trent in Every Important Match"

Roy Keane, former Manchester United player, harshly criticizes the defensive work of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Real Madrid's full-back, pointing out that he always makes the same mistakes in important matches.

This is 'Pokémon Champions,' the new free game in the series that is already available on Nintendo Switch

'Pokémon Champions' is a new free game focused on battles, now available on Nintendo Switch. Soon, it will also be released on mobile devices, expanding its accessibility to more players.

Arrested in Albacete for Sharing Intimate Images of a Woman He Had a Relationship With

The National Police arrested a man in Albacete for distributing intimate images of a woman he had a relationship with without her consent, allegedly committing the crime of discovery and disclosure of secrets.

Johana Romero, the Petroleum Engineer Leading Rural Entrepreneurship in Colombia: "We Don’t Wait for 'Likes' to Help"

Johana Romero, co-founder of the Mi Propósito Foundation, was a finalist in the 12th edition of the Avanzadoras Awards by '20minutos' and Oxfam Intermón, highlighting her work in promoting rural entrepreneurship in Colombia.

Vance calls Trump during rally with Orban: "I love Viktor, we have a tremendous relationship"

At a rally with Viktor Orbán, just days before the April 12 elections, Vance called Trump highlighting his strong relationship with the Hungarian leader, who faces a challenging electoral scenario after more than a decade in power.

An 82-year-old woman dies in an apartment fire in downtown Murcia

An 82-year-old woman died in a fire that occurred in an apartment of a six-story building on Sagasta Street, in downtown Murcia. The causes of the fire are under investigation.

The mother of the child found dead in Garrucha blames her partner before the judge

The defense of the man involved in the child's death in Garrucha admits to having little hope that he will be released, while the mother accuses her partner before the judge.

The Supreme Court acquits Canary Islands senator Pedro Sanginés of false accusation and perjury

The Supreme Court has acquitted Canary Islands senator Pedro Sanginés of the charges of false accusation and perjury, stating that he only reported acts he suspected could be criminal, without any intent to lie or deceive.

Where is April 23 a holiday? The provinces that will have a day off in 2026

April 23 is a regional holiday in 12 provinces that celebrate Saint George and Villalar. These non-working days are included in the official calendars of the respective communities for 2026.

The Space Race to Set Foot on the Moon and Stay: The U.S. Leads... but China Is Close Behind

NASA plans a crewed mission to land on the Moon in 2028, while China aims to do so in 2030, marking a growing competition for lunar dominance.

And after Artemis II? The planned step for humanity to go to the Moon

The arrival of humans, including the first woman, on the Moon is planned for the Artemis III or IV missions, possibly scheduled for the end of the decade.

Hoaxes and misinformation that have circulated about the Artemis II space mission

Since the launch of the Artemis II mission on April 1st, numerous hoaxes and misinformation have circulated on the internet, generating confusion about the details of the space expedition.

The University of Lleida Installs Blue Light in a Bathroom to Prevent People from Injecting Drugs

The University of Lleida has installed blue light in a bathroom to make veins less visible, aiming to prevent people from using the space to inject drugs.

Boris Becker, tennis legend: "Carlos Alcaraz is an artist inspired by Jannik Sinner and some challenges"

Boris Becker highlights the great impact of Carlos Alcaraz on current tennis, noting that the young Spaniard is an artist influenced by Jannik Sinner and motivated by various challenges he faces in his career.

Breaking News: Receive the Most Relevant News of the Day in Your Email

Receive a daily summary of the most important and current news in your email. Stay informed about key events, politics, economy, and more, without wasting time searching through multiple sources. This tool offers convenience and speed to keep you up to date with the most relevant news of the day.

20M Surveys: Participate with Your Vote and See What Other Readers Think

Participate in the 20M surveys to vote and discover the opinions of other readers on current topics. This initiative aims to encourage interaction and reflect diverse perspectives from the community, allowing users to easily and directly learn about and compare different points of view.

Artificial Intelligence: What You Need to Know to Get Started with AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that simulates human intelligence to perform tasks such as voice recognition, image processing, and decision-making. To get started, it is key to understand basic concepts, explore accessible tools, and practice with simple projects. AI has applications in multiple sectors, and learning about it drives innovation and improves efficiency in various fields.

Arturo Pérez-Reverte, 74 years old, confesses his guilty pleasure: the addictive Turkish Netflix series ideal "for sailors like me"

Arturo Pérez-Reverte, author of 'The Club Dumas,' has surprised many by recommending the Turkish series 'Love and Wealth' on Netflix, describing it as a guilty pleasure ideal for sailors like himself.

Ballerina Lips: How to Achieve the Natural Trend That’s Taking Over This Spring

The lip makeup trend for this spring favors naturalness or the appearance of it. The goal is a subtle, fresh, and delicate look, inspired by the softness of ballerina lips, which effortlessly stands out and complements any style.

Paul Thomas Anderson halted the Coen brothers' shoot while filming one of their best movies

Paul Thomas Anderson, 2026 Oscar winner for "Battle After Battle," temporarily stopped filming his movie when he coincided in time and place with the Coen brothers' crew, who were also working on a notable 21st-century production.

Natalia de Santiago, mortgage expert: "We used to bet on fixed rates, but that has ended"

Natalia de Santiago points out that the preference for fixed-rate mortgages has changed due to current market conditions. Now, buyers must reconsider their mortgage options when purchasing a home, adapting to new trends and financial circumstances.

How many times has humanity stepped on the Moon? More than 140 lunar missions have been launched over time

Artemis II is the most recent lunar mission, with four astronauts on board, although it does not include a moon landing. Throughout history, more than 140 missions have been sent to the Moon.

Luis Zahera joins season 2 of this drug cartel thriller that is already number 1 on Netflix

Season 2 of 'Clanes' premiered on April 3, featuring the addition of popular actor Luis Zahera, consolidating the success of this drug cartel series, which leads the rankings on Netflix.

Changes in Income Tax: Deadlines, Deductions, and Those Exempt from Filing

The Income Tax campaign begins on April 8 and will be open until June 30. Changes are implemented in deadlines, deductions, and new cases of those exempt from filing are specified.

María Luisa Gutiérrez, producer of 'Torrente': "It helps them answer the phone, but also that in some places they don't"

The collaboration between Santiago Segura and the production company continues to be successful with 'Torrente presidente', which has surpassed 22 million euros at the box office in Spain.

The Passage of Barcelona with Colorful Houses and a 19th-Century Atmosphere That Is an Oasis in the Heart of El Clot

Protected as a historic complex, this 122-meter passage connects Clot and Sant Martí, standing out for its colorful working-class architecture and peaceful atmosphere, offering a pedestrian oasis that preserves the charm of the 19th century in the middle of the El Clot neighborhood.

How long will the closure of Metro Line 10 last due to the works at Santiago Bernabéu station?

The remodeling of Santiago Bernabéu station is causing the partial closure of Madrid Metro Line 10 between several major stations, affecting service during the construction works.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator Is Now Activated: Here’s How You Can Find Out If You Will Have to Pay the Tax Authorities or If You Will Get a Refund

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator allows you to immediately and in advance know whether you will have to pay the tax authorities or if your return will result in a refund, thereby facilitating tax planning.

This is the new passport similar to that of the Camino de Santiago to promote rural tourism in Seville

The Andalusian government has launched a new tourist passport to promote rural tourism in ten prominent municipalities of a region in Seville, inspired by the model of the Camino de Santiago.

Factbox - Goldman Sachs Lowers Second-Quarter 2026 Oil Price Forecasts on US-Iran Ceasefire

Goldman Sachs has reduced its oil price forecasts for Q2 2026, citing a US-Iran ceasefire that could ease Middle East tensions and boost supply. The bank anticipates lower oil prices due to improved geopolitical stability, which may increase production and reduce market risks. This adjustment reflects expectations of a more balanced oil market in mid-2026 amid improving diplomatic relations.

Goldman Sachs lowers second-quarter 2026 oil price forecasts

Goldman Sachs has revised down its oil price forecasts for Q2 2026, citing concerns over weakening demand and increased supply. The investment bank points to global economic uncertainties and rising production levels as key factors influencing the expected drop in oil prices during this period.

Trump says US military to stay around Iran; threatens action if Tehran fails to comply with deal

Former President Trump stated that US military forces will remain near Iran and warned of potential action if Tehran does not adhere to agreements. He emphasized a strong stance against Iran's non-compliance, signaling continued vigilance and readiness to respond to any violations.

Analysis - Trump’s Abrupt Iran Reversal Exposes Limits of His Leverage

President Trump's sudden shift on Iran, easing tensions after earlier hardline stances, reveals the constraints of his negotiating power. Despite aggressive policies and sanctions, Trump's ability to influence Iran's actions remains limited, highlighting challenges in achieving desired diplomatic outcomes through pressure alone.

Glencore, Taiwan CPC Book Tankers to Load Middle East Oil After Ceasefire

Glencore and Taiwan's CPC have booked tankers to load Middle East oil following a ceasefire agreement. This move signals increased oil trade activity as regional tensions ease and logistics resume, helping stabilize supply chains and energy markets.

Gold prices tick lower as traders weigh renewed Middle East tensions

Gold prices dipped as traders assessed the impact of escalating tensions in the Middle East. Despite geopolitical concerns typically boosting gold as a safe haven, current market dynamics and investor sentiment led to a slight decline. Market participants remain cautious, balancing inflation data and global economic indicators alongside the unfolding regional conflict.

Oil rebounds as Lebanon strikes test ceasefire, Hormuz disruptions persist

Oil prices rebounded following strikes in Lebanon that challenged the fragile ceasefire, while tensions and disruptions continued near the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil transit route. These developments heightened concerns over supply stability amid ongoing geopolitical risks in the region.

Analysis—As Trump claims victory, Iran emerges bruised but powerful with leverage over Hormuz

Despite U.S. sanctions and pressure, Iran remains a significant regional power with strategic control over the Strait of Hormuz. While Iran faces economic challenges, its influence over this crucial oil transit chokepoint gives it leverage. The situation underscores the limits of U.S. measures, as Iran maintains its position amid ongoing tensions.

US crude futures rise after settling previous session with biggest fall in six years

US crude oil futures rebounded after experiencing their largest single-day drop in six years in the prior session. The rise follows volatility influenced by concerns over global demand, supply disruptions, and economic uncertainties impacting energy markets. Traders remain cautious amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and shifting market dynamics affecting crude prices.

Gold prices settle higher after U.S. and Iran agree to ceasefire

Gold prices rose following the announcement of a ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran. The deal eased geopolitical tensions, boosting investor confidence in safe-haven assets. This development led to increased demand for gold, pushing prices higher at settlement. Analysts expect the market to remain volatile amid ongoing diplomatic talks.

Japan consumer confidence drops sharply in March as Middle East conflict weighs

Japan's consumer confidence fell significantly in March due to concerns over rising energy prices and the impact of the Middle East conflict. The survey showed households growing cautious about the economy, reflecting worries about inflation and global instability affecting spending and economic outlook.

South Korea’s Kia slashes long-term EV target by a fifth

Kia has reduced its long-term electric vehicle (EV) sales target by 20%, reflecting challenges in the EV market and shifting business strategies. The automaker aims to focus on profitability over volume amid increased competition and supply chain issues. This adjustment signals a more cautious approach as Kia navigates the evolving landscape of electric mobility.

Aluminum Corp of China shares rise on strong Q1 profit forecast

Aluminum Corp of China’s shares increased following its strong profit forecast for Q1. The company cited robust demand and improved operational efficiency as key factors driving anticipated growth. Investors responded positively, boosting market confidence in the firm’s financial outlook for the upcoming quarter.

BofA Names Top Asia-Pacific Semiconductor Stocks on AI Chip Demand

Bank of America highlights leading Asia-Pacific semiconductor stocks poised to benefit from rising AI chip demand. The firm identifies key companies with strong growth potential driven by the expanding AI market, emphasizing their strategic positioning in supply chains and innovation. This outlook reflects increased investor interest in the region's semiconductor sector amid global technology shifts.

Ackman in talks to launch fund betting on market complacency - FT

Investor Bill Ackman is reportedly planning to launch a new hedge fund focused on profiting from market complacency. The fund aims to capitalize on potential volatility and investor underestimation of risks. Ackman’s strategy would likely involve shorting overvalued assets and using derivatives to hedge against market downturns, reflecting his bearish outlook amid rising economic uncertainties.

Fagron reports 10.3% revenue growth in first quarter

Fagron announced a 10.3% increase in revenue for the first quarter, driven by strong sales and expanded market reach. The company’s growth reflects ongoing demand for its personalized pharmaceutical solutions, with positive outlooks for continued expansion in upcoming quarters.

Arm CEO Haas set to oversee SoftBank’s international operations - FT

Arm CEO Rene Haas is scheduled to take on a broader role overseeing SoftBank’s international operations, according to the Financial Times. This move reflects SoftBank’s intention to leverage Haas’s leadership beyond Arm, aiming to strengthen its global business strategy and operational efficiency amid evolving market challenges.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank flags job cuts in AI push, posts Q3 earnings rise

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reported a rise in Q3 earnings but announced plans to cut jobs as part of its investment in artificial intelligence. The bank aims to enhance operational efficiency through AI technology, signaling a strategic shift despite short-term workforce reductions.

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Zhipu, MiniMax extend rally as AI optimism persists

Shares of Zhipu and MiniMax continued to rise amid growing optimism about AI advancements. Investors are encouraged by strong AI-related developments and partnerships, driving sustained enthusiasm in the tech sector. This upward trend reflects confidence in AI’s potential to transform industries and fuel long-term growth for these companies.

China’s ‘bad’ inflation still better than deflation, says ANZ

ANZ highlights that despite China's current inflation being "bad," it remains preferable to deflation. The bank points out that moderate inflation supports economic growth and helps avoid the negative impacts of falling prices, which can stall spending and investment. China’s inflation challenges reflect ongoing economic adjustments rather than deeper systemic issues, suggesting cautious optimism for recovery.

World Bank trims Latin America growth estimate for 2026

The World Bank has lowered its economic growth forecast for Latin America in 2026, citing sluggish recovery and global uncertainties. Factors such as inflation, commodity price volatility, and geopolitical tensions are expected to constrain regional growth, prompting calls for policy reforms and investment to boost economic resilience.

Constellation Brands posts smaller-than-expected quarterly sales drop on steady Mexican beer demand

Constellation Brands reported a smaller-than-expected decline in quarterly sales, driven by steady demand for its Mexican beer products. Despite challenges in other segments, the strong performance of its beer portfolio helped mitigate overall sales drops, highlighting the brand's resilience in a shifting market environment.

Canada’s Carney on verge of majority government after another opposition member joins ruling Liberals

Canada's Prime Minister Carney is close to securing a majority government as another opposition member crosses over to join the ruling Liberal Party. This move strengthens the Liberals' position in Parliament, potentially enabling them to pass legislation more easily and solidify their political mandate ahead of future challenges.

Crude Oil Inventories Show Unexpected Rise, Defying Forecasts

U.S. crude oil inventories increased unexpectedly last week, rising by 3 million barrels contrary to analysts' predictions of a decline. This surprising build was attributed to reduced refinery activity and lower export levels. The data impacts oil prices, causing a temporary dip amid concerns over supply and demand dynamics in the global energy market.

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Developing countries in Europe, Central Asia face slowdown, World Bank says

The World Bank reports a slowdown in economic growth for developing countries in Europe and Central Asia due to rising inflation, supply chain disruptions, and geopolitical tensions. Recovery from the pandemic remains uneven, with increased poverty risks and financing challenges. The Bank urges policy support and international cooperation to sustain growth and address social impacts.

World Bank expects stronger exports to lift Western Balkans growth to average 3.1% in 2026-27

The World Bank forecasts the Western Balkans' economic growth to average 3.1% in 2026-27, driven by stronger exports. Improved trade performance and external demand are expected to boost regional economies, supporting recovery efforts and enhancing growth prospects amid ongoing global challenges.

Brazil’s IGP-DI Inflation Rises 1.14% in March

Brazil's IGP-DI inflation increased by 1.14% in March, marking a notable rise driven by higher prices in the wholesale and construction sectors. This surge reflects ongoing inflationary pressures in the economy, affecting various goods and services. The data signals challenges ahead for policymakers aiming to control inflation while sustaining growth.

Hungary’s March inflation rises to 1.8%, below forecasts

Hungary's inflation rate increased to 1.8% in March, falling below analysts' expectations. The slower rise in consumer prices indicates moderate inflationary pressures in the economy. Key sectors such as food and energy saw limited price growth, contributing to the overall subdued inflation figure. This development may influence the central bank’s monetary policy decisions moving forward.

Israel’s natural gas flows to Egypt return to pre-war levels

Israel has restored its natural gas exports to Egypt to pre-war volumes after disruptions caused by regional conflicts. This resumption supports energy stability and reinforces cooperation between the two countries, benefiting economic and energy sectors amid ongoing regional tensions.

Wolfe’s Marcus questions Trump’s confidence in imminent diplomatic deal

Wolfe’s Marcus challenges former President Trump's optimistic claims about an imminent diplomatic agreement, expressing skepticism about the timing and substance of the deal. The remarks highlight doubts about the progress of the negotiations and question the certainty that Trump projects regarding a breakthrough.

JPMorgan’s Dimon warns Iran war may drive inflation and interest rates higher

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon cautioned that escalating conflict involving Iran could lead to increased inflation and higher interest rates. He highlighted the potential economic risks stemming from disrupted oil supplies and geopolitical instability, which may impact global markets and financial conditions.

JPMorgan to deploy $1 trillion to strengthen US economy, Dimon says

JPMorgan Chase plans to invest $1 trillion to support the U.S. economy, focusing on lending to small businesses, affordable housing, and community development. CEO Jamie Dimon emphasized the bank's commitment to driving economic growth and addressing key challenges, including financial inclusion and infrastructure development.

Spain’s unemployment registrations fall 0.9% in March

Spain’s unemployment registrations decreased by 0.9% in March, indicating an improvement in the job market. This decline reflects positive economic activity and efforts to boost employment. The reduction in jobless registrations suggests growing confidence among employers and potential job seekers as the country recovers from recent economic challenges.

ECB’s Stournaras links policy response to Iran conflict energy impact

ECB policymaker Yannis Stournaras highlighted that the central bank's response to the Iran conflict will depend on its impact on energy prices. Rising oil and gas costs due to geopolitical tensions could influence inflation and monetary policy decisions. Stournaras emphasized monitoring the situation closely to adjust policies accordingly and ensure economic stability amidst uncertainties stemming from the conflict.

Iran conflict latest: IRGC intel chief killed as mediators push for ceasefire

The intelligence chief of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) was killed amid ongoing conflict, escalating tensions. Meanwhile, mediators are actively working to broker a ceasefire to halt the violence. The developments highlight both the intensifying security situation and diplomatic efforts to restore peace.

Trump administration files emergency motion to resume ballroom work, citing security issues

The Trump administration has filed an emergency motion to restart work on a ballroom project, arguing that halting construction poses security risks. The move seeks to override delays caused by legal or regulatory challenges, emphasizing the project's importance for operational and safety reasons.

Global equity funds draw second weekly inflow amid war de-escalation hopes

Global equity funds experienced their second consecutive weekly inflow as investor optimism increased regarding potential de-escalation of the war. Positive developments on conflict fronts and easing geopolitical tensions improved market sentiment, encouraging more capital to flow into equities worldwide. This trend reflects a higher risk appetite and hopes for a more stable global economic environment.

ECB’s Stournaras says euro zone monetary policy will depend on size of energy disruption

ECB Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras stated that the euro zone's monetary policy decisions will hinge on the magnitude of energy supply disruptions. He emphasized that energy challenges could significantly impact inflation and economic growth, prompting the ECB to adjust its approach accordingly to maintain price stability and support the economy.

Bitcoin Clears $71K As AI & Privacy Tokens Race Ahead

Bitcoin surged past $71,000, driven by growing investor interest and positive market momentum. Meanwhile, AI and privacy-focused cryptocurrencies showed notable gains, reflecting rising demand in these niche sectors. The market optimism is fueled by advancements in AI technology and heightened privacy concerns, supporting broader adoption and investment in related digital tokens.

Bitcoin pares gains, holds above $71k as Iran ceasefire boosts risk appetite

Bitcoin maintained gains above $71,000 after rising on news of an Iran ceasefire, which increased global risk appetite. The easing geopolitical tensions encouraged investors to move towards riskier assets, supporting Bitcoin's price. Market sentiment improved amid hopes for stability, helping Bitcoin sustain its recent rally.

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Polymarket Acquires Brahma To Scale its Crypto and DeFi Infrastructure

Polymarket has acquired Brahma to enhance its crypto and decentralized finance infrastructure. The acquisition aims to scale Polymarket’s operations, improve platform efficiency, and expand its service offerings in the DeFi space, strengthening its position in the competitive crypto market.

Wirex and Utorg Bring Seamless Crypto-to-Card Spending to 2M+ Users Worldwide

Wirex has partnered with Utorg to enable over 2 million users globally to convert cryptocurrency into fiat instantly via Wirex’s cards. The integration simplifies spending crypto by allowing seamless conversion and payment, enhancing accessibility and convenience for everyday purchases. This collaboration aims to bridge traditional finance and the crypto world, boosting adoption and usability.

Strategy’s Saylor: BTC likely bottomed at $60K

Strategy's Michael Saylor believes Bitcoin has likely found its bottom around $60,000. He suggests this level marks a strong support point, signaling confidence in BTC's stability and potential for growth. Saylor's outlook reflects optimism amid market fluctuations, indicating that Bitcoin could maintain momentum from this price floor.

BC.GAME Launches BC Engine: Instant $BC, Auto-Staked and Paid Hourly in BCD

BC.GAME has introduced the BC Engine, a feature that grants users instant $BC tokens which are auto-staked and paid out hourly in BCD. This innovation aims to enhance user experience by providing continuous earnings without manual intervention, promoting active engagement and seamless token management within the platform.

Bitcoin slightly higher after Pakistan asks Trump for Iran deadline extension

Bitcoin's price edged higher following Pakistan's request to then-US President Trump for an extension on the Iran nuclear deal deadline. The move added some market optimism amid geopolitical uncertainties, influencing cryptocurrency trading sentiment.

Whale.io Launches the First AI Agent MCP for Crypto Casino

Whale.io has introduced the first AI Agent called MCP designed specifically for crypto casinos. This AI agent aims to enhance user experience by automating betting strategies and optimizing gameplay. The MCP leverages advanced machine learning to analyze game patterns, offering players smarter decisions and potentially higher returns in crypto gambling environments.

MetaWin Gives Back Over $13 Million to Players Through Ongoing Loyalty Rewards Program

MetaWin has returned over $13 million to its players via its ongoing Loyalty Rewards Program. The initiative aims to reward consistent users by offering bonuses and incentives, enhancing player engagement and satisfaction. This program reflects MetaWin's commitment to valuing its community and fostering a loyal user base.

Oceanus Group, HashKey sign MOU on stablecoin trade finance

Oceanus Group and HashKey have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on using stablecoins for trade finance. This partnership aims to leverage blockchain technology to enhance transparency, efficiency, and security in cross-border trade transactions, potentially accelerating settlement times and reducing costs for businesses involved in international trade.

Calfrac appoints Scarlett Crockatt as new CFO

Calfrac has named Scarlett Crockatt as its new Chief Financial Officer. She brings extensive financial leadership experience to the role. This appointment aims to support Calfrac's strategic growth and operational efficiency moving forward.

Forte Biosciences prices $150M stock offering at $26.27/share

Forte Biosciences announced a $150 million stock offering priced at $26.27 per share. The company intends to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including advancing its pipeline and expanding research activities. This move reflects Forte's commitment to growth and development in the biotech sector.

Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Teradyne stock, buys more Tesla

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest has reduced its holdings in Teradyne while increasing its stake in Tesla. The fund continues to focus on high-growth tech stocks, adjusting its portfolio to capitalize on Tesla's strong market performance and growth potential. This shift reflects ARK's strategy to align with emerging trends in technology and innovation.

Vireo Growth completes Hawthorne Gardening acquisition

Vireo Growth has finalized its acquisition of Hawthorne Gardening, expanding its footprint in the cannabis cultivation sector. This strategic move enhances Vireo's product offerings and operational capabilities, positioning the company for accelerated growth in the competitive cannabis market. The deal reflects Vireo’s commitment to scaling its business and meeting rising consumer demand.

ACP Holdings closes $200M SPAC IPO, lists on Nasdaq

ACP Holdings successfully raised $200 million through its SPAC IPO and has now been listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange. The company aims to leverage this capital to pursue strategic acquisitions and expand its market presence. This move marks a significant step in ACP Holdings’ growth strategy and positions it for enhanced visibility and investment opportunities in the public market.

Vistra prices $4 billion senior notes offering across 4 tranches

Vistra has priced a $4 billion senior notes offering split into four tranches. The multi-tranche bond issuance aims to refinance existing debt and support corporate strategies. The deal reflects strong investor demand amidst favorable market conditions, enhancing Vistra's financial flexibility.

Ingles Markets nominates two directors amid proxy fight

Ingles Markets has nominated two new directors to its board in the midst of a proxy battle. This move aims to strengthen the company's leadership and address shareholder concerns. The nominations come as part of ongoing efforts to enhance governance and strategic direction amid differing views between the board and certain investors.

loanDepot partners with Figure to launch 5x5 HomeLoan product

loanDepot has teamed up with fintech firm Figure to introduce the 5x5 HomeLoan, offering a streamlined mortgage process powered by blockchain technology. The partnership aims to reduce closing times and improve transparency for borrowers, combining loanDepot's lending expertise with Figure's innovative platform. This initiative marks a significant move towards modernizing home financing.

DPM Metals nominates Martin Horgan to board of directors

DPM Metals has announced the nomination of Martin Horgan to its board of directors. Horgan brings extensive industry experience and expertise, expected to strengthen the company’s strategic direction and governance. This appointment aligns with DPM Metals’ growth plans and commitment to expanding its leadership team.