News Summary - 04/19/2026

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Australia's most-decorated soldier vows to 'fight' war crime charges

Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia's most-decorated soldier, has made his first statement following charges of five counts of war crime-related murder last week, vowing to contest the allegations.

At least six killed in Kyiv as gunman opens fire and takes hostages

An armed attacker opened fire and took hostages inside a Kyiv supermarket, resulting in at least six deaths. After a shoot-out with police, the gunman was killed, according to officials.

Pope says 'tyrants' speech was not aimed at Trump

Pope Francis clarified that his recent comments labeling some leaders as "tyrants" were not directed at former US President Donald Trump. He emphasized that his words were misinterpreted following tensions between him and Trump.

Mexico's Sheinbaum denies 'diplomatic crisis' with Spain after conquest row

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum denied any diplomatic crisis with Spain, stating there was never tension over the sensitive issue of Spanish colonization.

Harry and Meghan's trip felt like a royal tour - except many Aussies weren't interested

The Sussexes' recent four-day visit to Australia, intended as a royal-style tour, failed to capture widespread public interest. Many Australians showed apathy toward the couple's activities, indicating a lukewarm reception despite the high-profile nature of their trip.

Building of Trump's White House ballroom can resume in full, appeals court says

An appeals court has ruled that construction of Trump's White House ballroom can proceed without restrictions. Work is set to continue until the next hearing scheduled for June.

DR Congo accepts first set of deportees from the US

The Congolese government has accepted the first group of deportees from the US, emphasizing that these individuals are only temporarily in the country.

French peacekeeper killed in southern Lebanon

President Macron attributed the killing of a French peacekeeper in southern Lebanon to Hezbollah. However, the Iran-backed group denied any involvement in the attack.

Madonna joins Sabrina Carpenter to surprise Coachella

Madonna surprised Coachella audiences by joining Sabrina Carpenter on stage during her headline performance, adding an unexpected thrill to the Espresso singer's set.

French film star Nathalie Baye dies aged 77, media report

French President Emmanuel Macron expressed deep admiration for Nathalie Baye, saying France "loved, dreamed and grew up" with the iconic actress, highlighting her significant impact on French cinema.

White House and Anthropic hold 'productive' meeting amid fears over Mythos model

The White House and AI company Anthropic held a "productive" meeting, emphasizing the crucial importance of Anthropic's Mythos model. Despite concerns and fears surrounding the technology, the discussion indicates that it could be indispensable for the US government.

Chernobyl's Last Wedding: The Couple Who Married as a Nuclear Disaster Unfolded

Serhiy and Iryna got married 40 years ago, unknowingly less than 3 miles from where the Chernobyl nuclear reactor exploded. Their wedding coincided with the unfolding disaster, marking a poignant chapter in their lives amid the tragedy.

Scammers are becoming ever more sophisticated - this is what the fightback looks like

Scams have surged recently, growing more advanced and widespread. To combat this, countries and companies are increasingly collaborating, sharing intelligence and developing stronger defenses to protect individuals and disrupt scammers' networks. This united effort aims to turn the tide against the escalating threat.

Orbán's era was over in a flash and Hungary's next PM is a man in a hurry

Péter Magyar and his Tisza party swiftly move to prepare for the transfer of power following their stunning landslide victory, signaling a rapid shift in Hungary's political landscape.

'Croatia, but cheaper': The quirky holiday spots on trend for 2026

Montenegro and Albania are gaining popularity among British tourists looking for affordable alternatives to crowded destinations. These countries offer unique holiday experiences similar to Croatia but at lower costs, making them trendy picks for 2026 travel plans.

He made jazz under air raids - and built an Indian city's music scene

KC Sen, a war correspondent and jazz bandleader, significantly influenced Kolkata's music scene. Despite wartime challenges, including air raids, he nurtured the city's jazz culture, establishing a vibrant musical legacy.

The South Korean authors rising above a tide of hate to become bestsellers

Despite a strong anti-feminist backlash in South Korea, women writers are quietly revolutionizing the literary scene by achieving bestseller status. They are successfully creating space for female voices and perspectives, challenging societal norms and inspiring change through their work.

BBC reports from Lebanese border town as residents try to return home

BBC Arabic's Carine Torbey reports from Khiam, a border town in southern Lebanon, as residents begin returning home amid the second day of the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.

Watch: Fuel truck leaves trail of fire on road in Syria

A burning fuel tanker was seen driving through the centre of Hasakah, Syria, leaving a fiery trail along the road, as captured by eyewitnesses.

BBC in Iran: 'Tehran does not think it has lost this war'

Lyse Doucet reports that while many Iranians seek resolution to the prolonged tensions with the US, Iranian leaders remain unwilling to accept a deal based on Washington's conditions, indicating Tehran believes it has not been defeated in this conflict.

Officer on Horseback Chases Suspect Through New York Streets

A suspect accused of purse-snatching was chased by an officer on horseback through the streets of New York. The individual has been charged with larceny and providing false information.

Moment wolf on the run in South Korea is found

Neukgu, a two-year-old wolf that escaped from a zoo in Daejon, South Korea, drew widespread public interest before being safely recaptured.

Iran attacks oil tankers after closing Hormuz, evaluates new US proposals, and Trump accuses them of blackmail

Iran attacked oil tankers after closing the Strait of Hormuz and is evaluating new proposals from the US. Meanwhile, Trump accuses Iran of blackmail. The region remains tense with a ceasefire declared by Israel in Lebanon.

A French UN Soldier Dies in Lebanon: Macron Points to Hezbollah

A French UN soldier died in an attack in Lebanon, while three other soldiers were injured, two of them in serious condition. President Macron pointed to Hezbollah as responsible for the attack.

Mojtaba Jamenei spreads a new message and threatens that his navy is ready to cause "new defeats" to the US

Mojtaba Jamenei, Iran's supreme leader, praised the country's naval forces and warned that his navy is prepared to inflict new defeats on the United States, although he has not yet appeared publicly since his appointment.

Real Sociedad wins the Copa del Rey in a penalty shootout to forget for Atlético de Madrid: neither Sorloth nor Julián Álvarez scored

Unai Marrero became a hero by saving penalties from Sorloth and Julián Álvarez, leading Real Sociedad to win the Copa del Rey after 120 minutes of an epic final against Atlético de Madrid.

How Many Copa del Rey Titles Does Real Sociedad Have

Real Sociedad won the 2026 Copa del Rey final against Atlético de Madrid at La Cartuja, winning in the penalty shootout.

The Real Sociedad celebration extends into the Sevillian dawn and Atleti returns to Madrid broken after another cursed shootout

Barrenetxea and Oyarzabal put Real Sociedad ahead in the Copa del Rey final, although Lookman equalized for Atlético de Madrid. However, Atleti suffered another defeat in the penalty shootout, prolonging Real's celebration in Seville and leaving Atlético once again frustrated after a cursed shootout.

This is how Real Sociedad's celebration will be: schedule and route of the 'txuri-urdin' party

Real Sociedad will celebrate their Copa del Rey victory against Atlético de Madrid in Gipuzkoa, a party they were unable to hold after their last title due to the pandemic.

Boos at the Spanish national anthem in the Copa del Rey final

A group of spectators at the Copa del Rey final booed the Spanish national anthem during the pre-match ceremony, expressing their rejection of the national symbol.

Machado takes a bath of crowds in a packed Puerta del Sol: "Today marks the beginning of the return home"

The Venezuelan opposition leader stated in a massive Puerta del Sol gathering that from the heart of the nation they send a message to the world: "Venezuela will be free."

National Lottery Draw This Saturday, April 18: Results and Prizes

This Saturday, April 18, the National Lottery draw offers a total jackpot of 42 million euros in prizes. Here are the results and details of the prizes awarded in this edition.

The National Lottery showers thousands of euros across five provinces

The first prize of the National Lottery has been distributed among four provinces, while the second prize has been concentrated in one, benefiting thousands of people with significant cash prizes.

Paz Vega and Orson Salazar end their marriage after 25 years together

The magazine Hola confirmed that Paz Vega and Orson Salazar have decided to separate after 25 years of marriage. So far, the reasons behind their breakup have not been revealed.

Why Spain's Smallest Inhabited Island Wants Independence

Tabarca has initiated procedures to become a smaller local entity, seeking autonomy to manage transportation and services. Its residents demand this independence due to the administrative neglect they feel from the city of Alicante.

A tax advisor warns those with two or more payers: "Prepare yourself for the hit that's coming"

José Ramón López warns that having two or more payers can complicate the income tax return and lead to an unexpected payment. He explains how this situation affects your taxes and advises being prepared for possible fiscal adjustments.

Mystery of the Family That Completely Disappeared in 1958 Solved

The Martin family disappeared in 1958 while buying a Christmas tree in Oregon, a case that caused great shock in the USA. After decades of investigation, what happened has been clarified, finally resolving the mystery behind their disappearance.

A girl gives a Wonder Woman Funko to María Corina Machado in Madrid: "When I grow up, I want to be like you"

A girl in Madrid gave María Corina Machado, Nobel Peace Prize winner, a Wonder Woman Funko, telling her "It's you" and expressing that she wants to be like her when she grows up.

Why Phones with Removable Batteries Stopped Being Made: From 2027, 'Smartphones' Will Change

The European Union will require from 2024 that phones have removable and user-accessible batteries, aiming to promote sustainability and facilitate repairs, which will mark a significant change in smartphone design from 2027 onwards.

This Is the Age at Which You Are Officially Considered 'Old,' According to Science

A recent survey sets 69 years as the official start of old age, although other studies suggest this stage begins at 62 years.

Miguel Saldaña, surgeon: "This is by far the most dangerous surgery in the world of cosmetic surgery"

Liposuction with gluteal fat augmentation is considered the most dangerous cosmetic surgery due to its proximity to important blood vessels, which increases the risks during the procedure.

The reason why sometimes we feel like we are falling when we are falling asleep: "You are not alone"

The phenomenon of feeling like we are falling while falling asleep, known as a hypnic jerk, has two theories that explain it. Additionally, stress and caffeine can increase its intensity, affecting many people who experience this sensation when drifting off to sleep.

Malena Gracia admitted to hospital urgently due to a health problem

Jorge Moreno, editor of Fiesta, has exclusively reported that Malena Gracia has been admitted to hospital urgently due to a health problem. No further details have been provided about her condition or the exact nature of her ailment.

Sánchez states that "the time of the right wing has come to an end" and promises "to bring a new era of progress"

The president criticizes "the right-wing lackeys" for their noisy and dominant attitude, asserting that their time is over, and promises to begin a new era of progress for the country.

Sheinbaum assures in Barcelona that there has "never been" a diplomatic crisis between Mexico and Spain

Claudia Sheinbaum stated at the summit of progressive leaders in Barcelona that there has never been a diplomatic crisis between Mexico and Spain, highlighting the good bilateral relationship.

Pedro Sánchez Calls for Unity Among Progressives Against Trump: "Democracy Should Not Be Taken for Granted"

Pedro Sánchez warns about the dangerous normalization of the use of force and calls for unity among progressives against Trump, emphasizing that democracy should not be taken for granted.

The deadly street race on the M-30: this is the profile of the reckless driver

The trial for the deadly street race on the M-30 has been postponed for a week due to the escape of one of the defendants, delaying the judicial process.

What Happened to Ross Bagley, the Little Nicky Banks in 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'

Ross Bagley, known for playing Nicky Banks in 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,' left acting to study Film and Television. He currently works as a real estate agent, in addition to continuing as an actor and DJ.

Patrick Swayze's Widow Says She Talks to Her Husband's Spirit 17 Years After His Death

Lisa Niemi, widow of Patrick Swayze, states that she still feels her husband's presence and that she talks to him, hearing his voice in her mind, 17 years after his passing.

Three Winners of La Primitiva Win 66,000 Euros and the Jackpot Rises to 6.7 Million

In the La Primitiva draw on April 18, 2026, there were no winners in the special or first prize categories. Three winners each won 66,000 euros, and the jackpot for the next draw on April 20 will be 6.7 million euros.

Trump reveals he has seen government files on UFOs "very interesting": "We will release them soon"

President Trump indicated that he has reviewed government files on alien life and UFOs, describing them as "very interesting." He has instructed his Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, to release this information to the public soon.

Madrid: the capital that unites all colors

Football brings together fans of various teams, and bars are the ideal place to enjoy it. In the latest episode of LALIGA BARES CLUB, the Madrid Elderbi at Guacha Bar (Moratalaz) stands out as a possible best place to experience football. Madrid competes with Andalusia, Galicia, and Catalonia to be the region where the sport is most enjoyed in bars.

Edu Recommends: The Subscriptions I’m Not Going to Cancel

Edu has canceled most of his subscriptions over the years, but he keeps some active that he considers valuable and essential in his life.

Trump says it is "pitiful to see" Spain due to its "disastrous" economic figures

Trump harshly criticized Spain's economy, calling it "disastrous" and expressed that it is "pitiful to see" its situation. Additionally, he stated that Spain "does not contribute anything to NATO."

Woman sentenced to 10 months in prison for throwing black paint at her sister-in-law minutes before her wedding

A woman was sentenced to 10 months in prison for throwing black paint at her sister-in-law minutes before her wedding, due to prior conflicts. The bride had to wear a borrowed dress and the ceremony was delayed by two hours, but it eventually took place.

Italian authorities search for the perpetrator of a mass poisoning that has killed 10 wolves in days

The World Wildlife Fund of Italy denounces a serious crime against wildlife after the poisoning death of 10 wolves in a few days. Italian authorities are investigating to find the person responsible for this mass attack on the wolf population.

The Oldest Beer Invoice in the World Found: It Is 4,000 Years Old

The oldest beer invoice, dating back 4,000 years, has been discovered in the ancient city of Umma, located in southern Iraq. This document reflects the use of beer as a means of payment at that time.

Storms in the north and temperatures of up to 30 ºC in nine provinces this Sunday

Aragon, Castile and León, Catalonia, Navarre, the Basque Country, and La Rioja are under yellow alert for storms this Sunday. In addition, temperatures of up to 30 ºC are expected in nine provinces, indicating a day with variable weather and intense meteorological conditions in northern Spain.

Anna Gabriel, former leader of the CUP, reappears in Barcelona and takes part in a "popular survey"

Anna Gabriel, former leader of the CUP who fled to Switzerland following the judicial proceedings of the 'procés', returned to Barcelona in 2022. She recently took part in a "popular survey," marking her public reappearance after years in exile.

José Elías: "Work as we understand it has its days numbered"

José Elías stated on social media that traditional work is coming to an end and that society is moving towards the implementation of a universal basic income.

'Torrente Presidente' Overtakes Vin Diesel: Santiago Segura Smashes the Record of This Classic

'Torrente Presidente' has surpassed Vin Diesel's car saga at the box office, achieving a remarkable record in Spanish cinema thanks to Santiago Segura's success.

The Ikea sofa: comfortable, beautiful, and functional, perfect for all terraces

The Ikea sofa stands out for its modular design, which makes it comfortable, attractive, and functional. Its format allows for easy expansion with armchairs from the same collection, adapting to different spaces and terrace decorations.

Washing Feet with Vinegar and Salt: Why It Is Recommended and What It Is Used For

Vinegar and salt are used in foot care to combat bad odor, dryness, and calluses, improving foot hygiene and health.

Europe forces mobile phones to change starting in 2027: easy-to-repair and replaceable batteries

Starting in 2027, Europe will require mobile phones to have easily removable batteries so that users can repair or replace them without difficulty, promoting sustainability and the reduction of electronic waste.

Málaga will add a new direct flight to a little-known French city that surprises with its architecture

Volotea will launch a new direct flight from Málaga to a little-known French city, noted for its architecture. The connection will be available during the summer months, facilitating tourist access between both destinations.

The innovative invention that Australia has implemented to know when an avocado is perfectly ripe

Australia has developed a machine that detects the ripeness of an avocado without needing to open it, making it easier to consume at the optimal point.

Transport will invest more than 125 million euros to expand a section of the A-62

The Ministry of Transport will allocate more than 125 million euros to expand 10.5 km of the A-62 highway between Simancas and Tordesillas, in Valladolid, improving the road infrastructure in the area.

Juan Carlos I: "With the current government, things must be very difficult for my son"

The emeritus king Juan Carlos I acknowledges in an interview that Spain has changed over time and states that, with the current government, the situation must be very complicated for his son, King Felipe VI.

A man opens fire in a supermarket in Kiev, causing at least six dead and 15 injured

A man opened fire in a supermarket in Kiev, causing at least six dead and 15 injured. The police neutralized the attacker, and authorities are investigating the incident as a possible terrorist attack.

A Shark Garden, a Honeymoon Cut Short...: Everything Known About the Shark Attack on a Spanish Man in the Maldives

A Spanish doctor was attacked by a shark in the Maldives during his honeymoon, losing a leg. Although his condition was initially very serious, he is now recovering well.

Mini Roses: The Perfect Trend for Small Terraces and Outdoor Spaces

Mini roses are ideal for small spaces like terraces and balconies, offering color and fragrance without taking up much room. They are easy to care for, resilient, and provide a perfect decorative touch for small outdoor areas.

Man arrested for rendering a woman unconscious with a chokehold to rob her

A man was arrested after rendering a woman unconscious using a chokehold to rob her. The victim recovered and did not require medical assistance after regaining consciousness.

A Bonoloto Winner Wins 187,000 Euros and the Jackpot Rises to 4.4 Million

In the Bonoloto draw on Saturday, April 18, 2026, there were no first-category winners, so the jackpot for the next draw on Sunday, April 19 will be 4.4 million euros. One winner took home 187,000 euros.

The Most Common Mistake When Declaring Children on Your Tax Return That Could Cost You Dearly

When filing your tax return, it is common to make a mistake by checking two key boxes related to deductions for children. This error can lead to losing significant tax benefits, so it is crucial to review them carefully to avoid paying more taxes.

Five Good, Beautiful, and Affordable Ideas for the May 2026 Long Weekend

The May 2026 long weekend is an ideal opportunity for a getaway before summer. Here are five attractive, economical, and enjoyable plans that allow you to make the most of this holiday period without spending much.

Aid for Returnees: Communities Offering up to 6,000 Euros to Spaniards Who Come Back

Several autonomous communities offer aid of up to 6,000 euros to Spaniards who emigrated and their descendants to facilitate their return. These programs aim to support the return and integration of returnees in their regions of origin.

What Happens If You Don’t File the Tax Return: These Are the Tax Authority’s Penalties and How You Will Have to Pay Them

Failing to file the Income Tax Return when it is mandatory can lead to financial penalties, including fines, surcharges, and late payment interest, which constitute a disadvantage for the taxpayer.

The Failure of the Aena Narrative Award

The recent 2026 edition of the Aena Narrative Award generated great controversy, as most of the comments did not focus on the original objectives of the contest, revealing a failure in its reception and public perception.

The Smile of a Warrior

María Caamaño faced Ewing's sarcoma for nearly seven years, demonstrating great strength and determination. Despite the prolonged battle, she decided not to give up and to show the world that she would keep smiling.

Sisterhood and New Masculinity

According to the philosopher Habermas, sisterhood seeks to correct an unjustifiable structural asymmetry, promoting equality and justice in social relationships.

Israel's Diplomatic War

Israel seeks to avoid international criticism for the massacre of civilians in Gaza, facing a diplomatic war while trying to justify its actions and manage global opinion amid accusations of human rights violations.

Goodbye to Mercadona’s Fish Counter: The Chain Opts for a New "Fresher and Higher Quality" Model

Mercadona eliminates the traditional fish counter to implement a model that offers fish in trays, aiming to minimize the time between catch and consumption, thereby ensuring a fresher and higher quality product.

Candela Márquez, Alejandro Sanz's Ex, Caught on a Dating App for Celebrities

The show 'El tiempo justo' revealed live that Candela Márquez, Alejandro Sanz's ex-partner, was seen on a dating app exclusive for celebrities.

Money for reports: the "inhumane" measure against irregular workers in Japan

Several government organizations reject the proposal that incentivizes reporting irregular workers in Japan, describing it as an "inhumane" measure due to its negative impact on those affected.

The Two Lives of Trumpism: Losing in Europe... but Strengthening in Latin America

Orbán loses elections and Meloni distances herself from Washington, while Milei and Kast represent the strengthening of Trumpism in Latin America, showing an ideological rise in this region despite setbacks in Europe.

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Sex Advice Column: "My husband loses his erection and I feel frustrated, I think the relationship must be like this"

The 20minutos sex advice column answers readers' questions this week, with the help of Santiago Frago, director of the Amaltea Institute of Sexology. Issues such as erection loss in the couple are addressed, offering support and advice to improve the relationship and sexual communication.

Carlos Cuerpo, on the PP and Vox pact in Extremadura: "For my homeland, I have to say it makes me sad"

Carlos Cuerpo laments the pact between PP and Vox in Extremadura, stating that this alliance will isolate the region even more, which causes him sadness for his homeland.

The TikToker Lorena Okenve and her praised reflection on racism: "Spain is multicultural at its origins"

The Madrid-based TikToker Lorena Okenve criticized the implicit racism in questions about her origins or her parents' nationality, highlighting that Spain has been multicultural from its roots.

José Antonio Maldonado forecasts "stormy afternoons" with downpours during a very hot weekend

Provinces such as Sevilla, Badajoz, Lleida, Toledo, and Zaragoza will record temperatures above 30 degrees this weekend, with afternoons accompanied by storms and downpours according to José Antonio Maldonado.

Scorpions Cancel Their 60th Anniversary Tour in India Due to Medical Reasons

The legendary German band Scorpions, with over 100 million albums sold, has canceled their 60th anniversary tour in India due to medical issues.

Austria Withdraws All Baby Food Jars of a Brand from Sale Over Suspected Rat Poison Contamination

Austrian authorities have withdrawn all baby food jars of a particular brand from sale following suspicions of rat poison contamination, investigating the case as a possible attempted extortion.

Immigrants Who Are Close to Getting the Long-Awaited Papers: "This Is Going to Change All of Our Lives"

Four immigrants in Spain share their experiences of fear and hardship living in an irregular situation. The new regularization offers hope and the possibility to change their lives, granting them greater freedom and stability.

A Home in the Usera Neighborhood to Keep Young People Off the Streets: "Without Them, I Don’t Know Where I’d Be"

The municipal program ASPA offers support to young people over 18 who are at risk of becoming homeless, helping them achieve autonomy. In 2025, they assisted 88 young people in this situation, providing them with a safe space and support to prevent them from being on the streets.

Overqualified Workers in Spain: "I Have a Master's Degree, but for My Position They Require a High School Diploma"

Young people and professionals with advanced education accept jobs below their educational level due to the scarcity of employment matching their qualifications, highlighting a problem of overqualification in Spain.

Ylenia Padilla reveals the reason her relationship with Belén Esteban broke down: "I have learned to really appreciate those who have been there"

Ylenia Padilla reveals that her breakup with Belén Esteban was due to past distancing, but emphasizes that she has learned to value those who have stood by her. She also states that Belén tried to contact her a day before her interview.

Loquillo talks about his beginnings, excesses, and key decisions with Jordi Évole during a walk on 'Lo de Évole'

Loquillo discusses his career, from his early days to his excesses and decisive moments in a deep interview with Jordi Évole during a walk on 'Lo de Évole'.

J Kbello becomes the winner of the second gala of 'Your Face Sounds Familiar'

J Kbello, the artist from Cádiz, won the second gala of 'Your Face Sounds Familiar' by receiving 12 points from both the audience and all the members of the jury.

Squabble between Afra Blanco and lawyer Paula Fraga: "Stop making demagogy"

Afra Blanco and lawyer Paula Fraga had a tense exchange during the debate about the pact between PP and Vox in Extremadura, involving accusations of demagogy and mutual criticisms between the two collaborators.

María Jesús Ruíz thanks Ylenia for defending her against her ex-partner on 'GH Dúo': "As much as she has a sharp tongue, she has a good heart"

María Jesús Ruíz thanks Ylenia for defending her against her ex-partner during their time on 'GH Dúo' in 2019, acknowledging that despite her strong character, Ylenia has a good heart.

Joaquín Prat celebrates his 51st birthday with his wife: "I hope the viewers will allow me"

Joaquín Prat, host of El tiempo justo, celebrated his 51st birthday in Ibiza with his wife, Alexia Pla, accompanying her on this special occasion.

Jessica Bueno responds to Kiko Rivera's harsh statements: "He thinks we are worthless"

Jessica Bueno responds to Kiko Rivera's criticisms, denying that she didn't work during their relationship and defending her worth against his harsh statements.

Makoke Speaks Out for the First Time After Acknowledging Her Cooperation in the Hiding of Assets: "It Was Very Hard and Unpleasant"

Makoke has reappeared on the show Fiesta, hours after testifying at the Provincial Court of Madrid. She acknowledged her collaboration in the hiding of assets, describing the experience as "very hard and unpleasant."

Marta López reveals how Makoke is doing after the trial: "Everything went as planned"

Makoke, ex-wife of Kiko Matamoros, attended the Provincial Court of Madrid accompanied by her fiancé Gonzalo and her son Javier Tudela. Marta López revealed that Makoke is doing well after the trial and that everything went as expected.

Plex breaks his silence and clarifies the rumors of a crisis with Aitana: "She always supports me"

Plex denies the rumors of a crisis with Aitana, stating that she always supports him. For weeks, rumors about problems in their relationship had been circulating, but Plex clarifies that their bond remains strong and solid.

Cristina Pedroche surprises with the baptism of her second son: "Two years later, the same ritual"

Cristina Pedroche surprised many by celebrating the baptism of her second son in the same place where she baptized her first son, repeating the ritual two years later.

Maite Galdeano Gives a Harsh Final Goodbye to Her Little Dog Tila: "I Can’t Find Meaning in Life Without You"

Maite Galdeano sadly bids farewell to her little dog Tila, who died due to metastatic cancer that affected her entire circulatory system. She expresses her deep sorrow and difficulty in finding meaning in life without her faithful companion.

Tickets for Céline Dion take Ticketmaster to the French Senate

Socialist Senator Karine Daniel has denounced before the French Senate the excessive prices of tickets for Céline Dion's concerts, pointing out Ticketmaster practices that affect accessibility for fans.

Carmen Lomana with a broken rib after suffering a fall: "I literally flew"

Carmen Lomana suffered a fall during a recording days before walking the runway at Dominnico's tenth anniversary at 080 Barcelona Fashion, resulting in a broken rib.

Resines' gratitude to healthcare workers during his Covid infection: "We had a really hard time"

Resines and Julio Carnero expressed their gratitude to healthcare workers following their difficult experience with Covid-19, highlighting that they had a "really hard time" during the infection.

Bad Gyal Receives a Standing Ovation from the Audience in Rosalía's Confessional: "Haven't You Thought That You Shouldn't Comment on Other People's Bodies?"

Bad Gyal was invited to Rosalía's concert in Barcelona, where she had a special moment in the confessional. The Catalan artist received a standing ovation from the audience following an exchange that included the comment: "Haven't you thought that you shouldn't comment on other people's bodies?", highlighting a message about respect and bodily autonomy.

The Five Children of King Constantine of Greece Obtain Greek Citizenship After Decades of Litigation

The brother of Queen Sofia lost the throne in 1967 following a military coup. After years of litigation, his five children finally obtain Greek citizenship, using the surname "De Gres," an adaptation of "De Grecia."

The trial of actor Luis Lorenzo and his wife for the mistreatment and illegal detention of her aunt will be on June 3

Luis Lorenzo and his wife will face trial on June 3 for alleged illegal detention, moral damages, aggravated fraud, and mismanagement against her aunt.

Víctor Elías talks about Adrián Rodríguez: "I’m not the one to give him any advice about addictions"

Víctor Elías spoke about Adrián Rodríguez, his colleague from 'Los Serrano', describing him as a "brother and friend" and stated that he is not in a position to advise him about his addiction problems.

Can Something Fallen from Space Hit You in a Park? 'The Boys' and the Story of Lottie Williams

Lottie Williams is the first person in history to be hit by space debris, an event that earned her a Guinness World Record. This real incident inspires some references in popular culture, such as in the series 'The Boys'.

Russia Resumes Military Activity from Plesetsk in a New Space Deployment

Russia carried out a third space launch this year from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome, sending several military probes aboard a Soyuz-2.1a rocket. The Ministry of Defense reported that the devices serve military interests, without specifying their nature or purpose. The operation, conducted at dawn, remains highly secretive, generating speculation about the objectives of this mission.

A Cuban journalist breaks protocol and goes on stage to hug María Corina Machado

A Cuban journalist, Lázaro Mireles, broke protocol and went on stage to hug María Corina Machado, expressing his affection "on behalf of millions of Cubans."

Lamentable chants against Aitor Zabaleta in the Copa del Rey final

A section of Atlético de Madrid fans chanted against Aitor Zabaleta, a supporter killed by the club's ultras, during the Copa del Rey final at La Cartuja.

The Police seize dozens of weapons and identify 160 ultras before the Copa del Rey final

The Police have seized dozens of weapons and identified 160 ultras before the Copa del Rey final between Atlético de Madrid and Real Sociedad, taking place tonight at La Cartuja, to ensure security during the event.

Ander Barrenetxea Scores the Fastest Goal in Copa del Rey History Against Atlético de Madrid

Ander Barrenetxea, from Real Sociedad, scored 13 seconds after the start, setting the fastest goal in Copa del Rey history, surpassing Mariano Díaz's record from 2016.

Spain hands Ukraine a 'love' to forget their stumble at Wembley

The Spanish women's national team, after losing to England, hosts Ukraine in Córdoba with the need to achieve a convincing victory to regain confidence and move past the setback suffered at Wembley.

Rafa Jódar on the tennis calendar: "Last week, when I didn't play, helped me"

Rafa Jódar highlighted that his good performance in the semifinals of the Conde de Godó was largely due to the rest he had last week, amid the demanding ATP schedule.

Marking the Solidarity X, a Simple and Free Way to Help Millions of People with Disabilities: "Turn a Gesture into Direct Support"

By ticking box 106 on the tax return, taxpayers freely support millions of people with disabilities in Spain, turning a simple gesture into direct and meaningful aid.

Claudia, mother of Adriana, with Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome: "She just wants to be part of society"

Claudia is the mother of Adriana, who is affected by the rare Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome, with only about 80 cases in Spain. Despite the challenges, Claudia highlights Adriana's desire to integrate and be an active part of society.

Training and Guiding Those Who Care for Brain Injury Survivors: "A Collaborative Family Is Key"

Celia Agüero Pereda highlights the importance of training and guiding caregivers of brain injury survivors. She emphasizes that a collaborative family plays a crucial role in the rehabilitation process, providing emotional support and ensuring effective care, which significantly improves outcomes for the patient.

Bonds Don't Buy the End of the Crisis and Put Trump in Trouble

The strong rebound in the stock markets clashes with caution in the bond market, raising doubts about which better reflects the economic reality. This divergence reopens the debate about the true state of the crisis and complicates the political situation for Trump.

Europe Takes Lead Over Wall Street and Widens the Gap in 2026

Five months into the year, Europe outperforms Wall Street in returns, impacting global investment strategies and creating a noticeable difference in international portfolios.

The 'mysterious' price drop that has made raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries the stars of the shopping basket

In March, fresh berries such as raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries experienced a 9% price drop, marking the largest monthly decrease in the shopping basket, which has made them the focus due to their significant price reduction.

Juan Roig, President of Mercadona, Reinvests 220 Million of His Salary and Dividends to Boost Economy, Sports, and Culture

Juan Roig, President of Mercadona, will receive a gross remuneration of 12 million euros in 2025, with a net amount of 5.5 million after taxes. He has reinvested 220 million of his income to support the economy, sports, and culture.

Repsol Regains Control of Its Operations in Venezuela and Will Increase Production by 50%

Repsol has regained full control of its operations in Venezuela and plans to increase production by 50%. The agreement guarantees payments for the Spanish company, which currently produces 45,000 gross barrels per day.

Reverse Mortgage or Lifetime Annuity: Is It a Good Idea to Use the House to Pay for the Nursing Home?

Choosing between a reverse mortgage or a lifetime annuity requires considering the tax implications and the impact on the inheritance for descendants, as both options affect how the home will be used to cover the cost of the nursing home.

If You Liked 'True Detective', Don't Miss This 6-Episode British Miniseries Starring One of the 'Yellowstone' Stars

Kelly Reilly, known for 'Yellowstone', stars in this 6-episode rural crime miniseries, where a former detective tries to solve the most important case of her life.

Sandra Bullock is not afraid of AI: "We have to turn it into our ally"

Sandra Bullock, co-star alongside Nicole Kidman in the sequel to 'Practical Magic,' states she is not afraid of artificial intelligence. She says that AI should be seen as an ally, and she does not feel concerned about fan-made trailers created with this technology.

Nancy and Robin Return: The Spin-off That Explains the Breakup with Jonathan and the Approach to Vickie

An unexpected literary spin-off starring the characters played by Natalia Dyer and Maya Hawke reveals details about Nancy’s breakup with Jonathan and her growing closeness to Vickie, as the premiere of 'Stranger Things: Tales from '85' on Netflix awaits.

Beyond 'Yellowstone': its creator takes a break from the Dutton universe to shoot an epic western

Taylor Sheridan will temporarily leave the 'Yellowstone' universe to direct a new cinematic version of the Battle of the Alamo, delving into an epic western.

The Craziest Remake: This 90s Animated Classic Returns to Theaters Directed by a Renowned Independent Filmmaker

FernGully, known for its environmental message and beloved by a generation, returns in a remake directed by a renowned independent filmmaker, revitalizing this 90s animated classic that was not originally very successful.

This is the fastest-growing mobile phone brand in the market (and it's not the one you imagine)

HONOR is positioned as the fastest-growing mobile phone brand within the global Top 10, highlighting its success in the worldwide market.

If You Make One of These Mistakes on WhatsApp, Your Personal and Banking Data Are at Risk

Five common mistakes on WhatsApp can put your personal and banking data in danger. It is crucial to correct them as soon as possible to avoid scams and protect your security.

Amazon adds 'Recognized Faces' to Ring: now you'll know who is at your door

The Recognized Faces feature arrives in Spain for users of Ring 2K, 4K, and some HD models, allowing identification of who is at the door through facial recognition.

Google Photos is updated with a new feature to share images and videos much faster

Google Photos has released an update that makes sharing images and videos easier and faster, improving the user experience by making this process simpler and quicker.

YouTube revolutionizes its live streams: goodbye to ads during the most exciting moments

YouTube introduces a new feature that removes ads during the most thrilling moments of its live streams, aiming to maintain the flow of the streaming and avoid interruptions at the moments of greatest interest for viewers.

Pilar Rubio: "If you have to create your style, it means it's not natural"

Pilar Rubio presents her capsule collection for Selmark, consisting of five designs that represent different emotions. Her proposal reflects that no woman is just one thing, emphasizing authenticity and naturalness in personal style.

From Princess Olympia to Naomi Watts: Sophistication and Fashion Unite at Tiffany&Co’s Most Glamorous Event

Tiffany&Co celebrated its Blue Book 2026 luncheon in New York, featuring notable guests such as Princess Olympia and Naomi Watts. Attendees dazzled with stunning outfits, reflecting sophistication and high style at the brand’s most glamorous event.

Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter Star in the Most Unexpected (Corset-Wearing) Style Duo at Coachella

Madonna confirms her return to the stage with an unexpected collaboration alongside Sabrina Carpenter during the Coachella festival, featuring a stylistic duo highlighted by the use of corsets.

A Dermatologist Clarifies What You Should Know Before Using a Cosmetic Recommended on Social Media

The dermatologist warns that using cosmetics recommended on social media without prior consultation can harm the skin, as not all products are suitable for every skin type. It is important to assess individual needs and consult a specialist before applying new products.

The wedge espadrilles that look luxurious and cost less than 40 euros have just arrived at Stradivarius

These wedge espadrilles at Stradivarius combine a handcrafted design with a comfortable platform and a price under 40 euros, making them an essential basic for the summer.

Mercedes Herrero, gynecologist: "It's also normal to experience vaginal dryness at 30"

Mercedes Herrero, gynecologist and collaborator with INTIMINA, explains that vaginal dryness can even occur at 30 years old. She points out that various causes, such as hormonal imbalances, stress, or lifestyle changes, can trigger this symptom at an early age, and emphasizes that it is a common and treatable condition.

Warm Orange and Egg Salad: An Easy, Healthy, and Perfect Recipe for Spring

Andrea Carucci, author of The Fertility Kitchen, shares delicious and healthy recipes weekly, such as this warm orange and egg salad, ideal to enjoy in spring.

The Curious Origin of Sardine Espetos, the Historic Málaga Recipe Eaten with the Fingers, a Tip Learned by King Alfonso XII

Sardine espetos are a traditional dish from Málaga, popular at beach bars during the summer. Their origin is linked to simple coastal cuisine, and they are enjoyed eaten with the fingers—a practice that even King Alfonso XII learned during his visit to the region.

This is the best cheese in Spain in 2026: "It stands out for its intense smell, but surprises with its smoothness"

The Galician cheese produced in Chantada (Lugo) was proclaimed the best in Spain in 2026 during the GourmetQuesos final at Salón Gourmets, standing out for its intense smell and surprising smoothness.

Coffee Master Kicks Off, the Specialty Coffee Route in Madrid and Zaragoza

More than 25 coffee shops in Madrid and Zaragoza participate in Coffee Master, a route offering signature drinks made with 100% Colombian coffee, highlighting the specialty coffee culture.

Chefs Agree: The Best Lentils Don’t Have to Include Meat; They Can Be Made with Vegetables

Cooking lentils is simple, and many chefs agree that it is not necessary to add meat to make them tasty. Choosing vegetables in their preparation enhances the flavor and offers a healthy and delicious option, demonstrating that lentils with vegetables can be an excellent alternative to traditional meat-based recipes.

Creativity and Sustainability with a Michelin Star: A 120-Euro Menu Among the Pine Forests of Valladolid

La Botica de Matapozuelos, led by Miguel Ángel de la Cruz, offers a 120-euro menu that combines creativity and sustainability, championing botany and the responsible use of resources in Valladolid.

The Most Incredible Train Journey in Italy: A Tour Through a Movie-Like Place by the Sea

This train journey along the Ligurian coast offers a unique experience to explore the picturesque villages of Cinque Terre, combining stunning seaside landscapes with easy mobility between its charming destinations.

The Madrid palace next to the Puerta del Sol that reopens its doors with a Dalí exhibition

This historic gem in the heart of Madrid, which was a nightclub and exhibition space, reopens its doors to the public with a new exhibition dedicated to Salvador Dalí.

The town of Navarra with Roman origins that has a strong connection to two players of the Spanish national football team

Rodri and Álex Remiro are linked to a Navarrese town with Roman origins, located at a fourfold border between Navarra, Aragón, La Rioja, and Castilla y León.

The impressive palace Sánchez visited on his trip to China that is a World Heritage Site

The Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, made an official trip to China where he met with Xi Jinping and visited a historic palace in Beijing, recognized as a World Heritage Site.

Experts Agree: These 5 Daily Habits Damage Your Teeth Without You Noticing

Biting pens, cutting threads with your teeth, and not using dental floss are common habits that damage tooth enamel. Experts warn about these everyday behaviors that affect oral health without people realizing it.

Bellvitge Hospital Reduces Treatment Time for Most Common Arrhythmias to One Hour

Bellvitge Hospital has reduced the treatment time for the most common arrhythmias to one hour using a new technique that has already been successfully applied to twenty patients.

The Most Boring Conversations Can Be More Beneficial Than They Seem

Conversations considered boring are associated with greater well-being and reduce the risk of feeling lonely, highlighting their social and emotional value.

Neither Fat is the Enemy nor Do Dairy Products Cause Inflammation: 10 Food Beliefs That Science Has Already Debunked

Science has shown that several popular beliefs about food, such as fat being harmful or dairy causing inflammation, are false. These food myths have been debunked, changing the way we understand a healthy diet.

Andrea de Ayala, 'runner' and coach: "You train with your legs but compete with your head"

Andrea de Ayala, running expert and coach, shares unique tips and strategies for tackling long races, highlighting the importance of mental training alongside physical training—insights that even ChatGPT doesn’t provide.

The Hidden Danger in the Pill Organizer: These Are the Worst Medication Combinations for Older Adults

Mixing medications without medical supervision can be dangerous, even with seemingly harmless products, especially in older adults, due to the risk of adverse interactions.

The New Mercedes-Benz VLE: 8K Cinema Screen, 700 km Range, and 'Made in Spain'

The new Mercedes-Benz VLE is a luxury electric minivan with over 700 km of range. It stands out for its 8K cinema screen and has been manufactured in Spain, marking a milestone in innovation and quality in its segment.

Claudia Romero, lawyer, on the DGT fine she was given: "I’m not going to pay it, there have to be two photos"

Claudia Romero, lawyer, states that a DGT fine must include two different photos to be valid. Since the fine she received does not meet this requirement, she refuses to pay it.

The Government Wants to Promote Carpooling to Reduce Private Vehicles and Emissions

The Government aims to encourage the use of carpooling to reduce the high number of private vehicles, since 85% of cars travel with only one occupant, which contributes to increased pollutant emissions and traffic congestion.

Can My Car Stick Out of the Parking Space? This is What the Horizontal Property Law Says

The occupation of space in parking spots causes conflicts among neighbors, especially when a vehicle extends beyond and invades the adjacent spot. The Horizontal Property Law regulates these cases to prevent disputes over boundaries and the proper use of common areas.

A mechanic's trick to prevent oil leaks in the car: "I think it's just working smart"

Juan José, a mechanic, shares a simple and effective method to prevent oil leaks in cars, which can cause serious damage if not addressed in time. He believes some complicated methods are unnecessary and advocates for practical solutions to avoid major breakdowns.

The new MGS9 PHEV arrives in Spain: 7-seater SUV with Zero Emissions label for less than 33,000 euros

MG launches the MGS9 PHEV in Spain, a seven-seat plug-in hybrid SUV designed for families. It offers a Zero Emissions label and a competitive price below 33,000 euros, expanding its electrified lineup.

Seasonal Rentals Fall for the First Time in Catalonia Since the Price Cap

Seasonal rentals in Barcelona have decreased by 2.7%, marking the first decline in Catalonia since the implementation of the price cap.

The Civil Guard confirms that the bone remains found in Abadín match Enrique Bolívar's DNA

The Civil Guard confirmed that the bone remains found in Abadín belong to Enrique Bolívar. The suspect has admitted to committing the crime.

Two-year-old boy seriously injured after being hit by a car in Madrid

A two-year-old boy was seriously injured after being hit by a car in La Latina, Madrid, while crossing at a place not designated for pedestrians.

Woman Arrested for Keeping Several Car Keys from a Workshop Because the Manager Owed Her Money from a Fine

A woman was arrested by the police after keeping several car keys from a workshop, claiming that the manager owed her money from a fine. She has already returned some of the retained keys.

Traffic Closures in Madrid This Weekend: Affected Streets, Schedules, and Alternative Routes

This weekend, Madrid will experience traffic closures due to protests and events. Several main streets will be affected, with specific schedules and recommended alternative routes to minimize inconvenience for drivers and pedestrians.

Police Officers and Civil Guards Demand Dignified Pensions and Recognition as a High-Risk Profession in Madrid

Police officers and civil guards will march from Puerta del Sol to the Congress in Madrid to demand dignified pensions and that their work be recognized as a high-risk profession.

Five Arrested for the Murder of a Man in His Home in February in Balsareny

Five people, including a minor, have been arrested for the murder of a man in Balsareny in February. Four are at the disposal of the court, and the minor is under the supervision of the Prosecutor's Office.

Victims of Adamuz Denounce "Institutional Abandonment" Three Months After the Accident

The victims of the derailment in Adamuz express their outrage over the lack of progress and the precarious state of the investigation, denouncing institutional abandonment three months after the accident.

End of the protest by two workers perched on a crane demanding their salary in Burgos

Two workers who were protesting atop a crane to demand their salary in Burgos have come down following the joint intervention of the Local Police, National Police, Firefighters, and an ambulance.

A minor is taken to the hospital after falling into a 15-meter well in Turleque

A minor was taken to the hospital after falling into a 15-meter well in Turleque. Tests will be conducted to rule out possible internal injuries.

Pretrial Detention Without Bail for the Suspect in the Alleged Murder of His Mother in Cártama

The suspect in the alleged murder of his mother in Cártama on March 2 has been placed in pretrial detention without bail.

The fun encounter of Andrés Iniesta with a grandfather whose grandson wanted to surprise him with his idol: "I will never forget it in my life"

Juanki Municio organized an emotional meeting between his grandfather and Andrés Iniesta, his idol, surprising the grandfather with an unforgettable moment that he assured he would never forget.

A User Complains About the Treatment Waiters Receive and Social Media Explodes: "Podemitada"

Cristina Mier posted a video denouncing the lack of recognition for the work of waiters, which sparked an intense debate on social media about how these workers are treated.

A Lawyer's Warning: "You Can Be Fired for Buying Concert Tickets at Work"

Buying concert tickets during work hours, especially using the company's computer, can be grounds for dismissal, warns a lawyer, as it is considered misuse of work time and resources.

Everyday Zoosemiotics: Why the Language We Use to Talk About Cats Influences How We Treat Them

77% of viral content about cats promotes negative stereotypes, making it harder to recognize genuine signs of fear, pain, or stress in them, which affects their well-being and the way we treat them.

A Study Reveals in Which Countries Cats Dominate Households

Russia tops the global ranking with 59% of households having at least one cat, the highest rate recorded so far.

Why a Dog Can Become Your Best Health Ally After Age 50

Having a dog helps regulate hormones related to mood and reduces the risk of mortality from cardiovascular diseases, benefiting health especially after the age of 50.

Your Daily Horoscope: Sunday, April 19, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es to discover the astrological predictions that will guide you throughout Sunday, April 19, 2026.

Check the ONCE Sueldazo Prize: Results

The winning number in the ONCE Sueldazo draw on April 18, 2026, is 96559 from series 035. The complete results are available on the 20minutos.es website.

Check Primitiva: results for Saturday, April 18, 2026

The winning combination for the Primitiva on April 18, 2026 is 4, 23, 27, 28, 41, and 43. The complementary number is 42, the refund number is 6, and the Joker is 5143754. More results available at 20minutos.es.

Check Bonoloto: results for Saturday, April 18, 2026

The winning combination of the Bonoloto draw on April 18, 2026 includes the numbers 13, 18, 24, 31, 40, and 46. The complementary number is 37 and the refund number is 9. More details are available on 20minutos.es.

What Became of... Coro: a 'Perico' Copa del Rey Champion and 'Perico' Who Triumphed in India

Coro, a forward known for his time at RCD Espanyol where he won a Copa del Rey, also played for Osasuna, Elche, Girona, and Real Mallorca, in addition to standing out in the Indian league.

The Most Endangered Duck in Spain Manages to Take Flight Again Thanks to a Million-Euro Investment

The LIFE Cerceta Pardilla project has allocated 6.37 million euros to restore more than 3,600 hectares of wetlands in Spain, achieving significant progress in the conservation and recovery of the country's most endangered duck.

A frozen man, who appeared to be dead, was revived after five hours at -20 °C

A man found frozen at -20 °C, without a heartbeat or blood pressure and with a flatline electrocardiogram, was successfully revived after five hours.

People Share the Worst Mistakes Made on a Trip and You Won't Know Whether to Laugh or Cry

Users on X (formerly Twitter) shared their worst travel mistakes, revealing curious and funny anecdotes. Although trips usually leave beautiful memories, these failed experiences show the comedic and human side of traveling.

World Press Photo 2026: The striking photos of the three Spanish winners

World Press Photo 2026 announced 42 global winners in 3 categories. Three Spaniards were awarded: Brais Lorenzo (Europe Photo Story, "Scorched Earth"), Luis Tato (Africa Photo Story, "Generation Z Protests in Madagascar") and Diego Ibarra Sánchez (Long-Term Project for West, Central, and South Asia, "A Kidnapped Education").

The Striking Resemblance of This Zara Model to a Famous Hollywood Star

A Zara model has surprised many with her remarkable resemblance to a well-known Hollywood star, standing out not only for her poses in Inditex's new swimwear collection but also for this curious similarity that has caught attention in a recent photo gallery.

Internal Noise Erodes Sánchez's International Strategy: From Ábalos and Koldo to Begoña Gómez and Armengol

Moncloa faces difficulties in controlling its agenda amid multiple internal fronts affecting President Sánchez. His former minister is on trial in the Supreme Court, his wife's case is approaching trial, and the unsealing of the investigation files in the Plus Ultra and SEPI cases is expected, generating pressure and wear on his international strategy.

A Light, Deceased Loved Ones... These Are the Most Common Dreams of People Who Are About to Die, According to Science

200 caregivers of terminal patients report that many sick individuals frequently dream of bright lights and deceased loved ones. These dream experiences are common in the process close to death, according to scientific studies.

Check National Lottery: Results for Saturday, April 18, 2026

The results of the National Lottery for Saturday, April 18, 2026, will be published starting at 1:30 PM. You can check them on the website 20minutos.es.

The Polisario Front and Sahrawi civil society protest against the Government's "injustice" for excluding them from the regularization process

The Polisario Front and Sahrawi civil society criticize the Spanish Government, accusing Pedro Sánchez of showing submission to the Kingdom of Morocco by excluding them from administrative regularization processes, which they consider an "injustice" and unfair treatment towards their community.

Lukashenko calls Trump a "temporary leader" and clarifies that he will not achieve anything during his years in office

Alexander Lukashenko described Donald Trump as a "temporary leader" in televised statements on Russian Today, expressing that he will not accomplish significant achievements during his term.

'Torrente Presidente' achieves the impossible: the movie breaks a ten-year record in Spanish cinema

The latest film by Santiago Segura, 'Torrente Presidente,' has surpassed a record that had remained unbroken for ten years in Spanish cinema, even outperforming one of J.A. Bayona's biggest hits.

David Francés, makeup artist: “After 40, it’s a mistake to keep using this eyeliner”

David Francés advises adapting makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften features, and bring freshness, recommending avoiding certain eyeliners that no longer flatter at this age.

Goodbye 'Oliver and Benji', hello 'Captain Tsubasa': the legendary animated series changes its name 40 years later and scores big on Netflix

The classic animated series based on Yoichi Takahashi's manga is renewed with a new version that is already among the most popular on Netflix, reclaiming its original name 'Captain Tsubasa' after 40 years.

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

Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage landscape has changed. Fixed-rate mortgages were previously preferred, but this trend has come to an end due to the new conditions of the current market when buying a home.

Chef José Andrés: "To improve canned cockles, don't use lemon; try mandarin and olive oil"

Asturian chef José Andrés recommended on his show improving canned cockles by replacing lemon with mandarin and olive oil, creating a simple and spectacular appetizer.

The Best Current Horror Series Announces Its Ending: "Five Seasons Have Always Been Our Goal"

The creators of the acclaimed horror series, available in Spain on HBO Max and Movistar+, confirm that the fourth season will mark the beginning of the end, as they always planned a total of five seasons.

The Home Trick to Whiten Yellow Pillows in Minutes (Without Bleach)

To remove yellow stains from pillows, it is crucial to act quickly, as old stains are harder to eliminate. Maintaining regular cleaning makes it easier to keep pillows white without using bleach.

Arturo Pérez-Reverte surrenders to this 8-episode miniseries about the rise of fascism: "Magnificent"

Arturo Pérez-Reverte highlights a recent Italian 8-episode miniseries about the rise of fascism, starring the popular actor Luca Marinelli, calling it "magnificent."

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

This passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects El Clot and Sant Martí, offering 122 meters of 19th-century working-class architecture. It stands out for its peaceful, pedestrian-friendly environment, with colorful houses that create a unique oasis in the middle of the city.

How Artemis II Affects Christina Koch's Health: Cancer, Fertility, and Other Risks She Faces

Christina Koch will be the first woman to travel beyond Earth's magnetosphere, exposing her body to unprecedented risks in aerospace medicine, such as potential effects on cancer, fertility, and other health issues caused by space radiation.

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

The 2025 Income Tax simulator is now available and allows taxpayers to quickly and in advance find out whether they will have to pay the tax authorities or receive a refund when filing their tax return.

This is the new passport similar to the Camino de Santiago’s to promote rural tourism in Seville

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

How 50 days of the Iran war led to the loss of $50 billion worth of oil

The Iran conflict disrupted oil production and exports for 50 days, resulting in a $50 billion loss in oil revenue. Damage to infrastructure and reduced output affected global oil supply, causing price fluctuations and economic impacts worldwide. Recovery efforts continue amid ongoing regional tensions.

Trump, Iran Cite Progress in Talks as Uncertainty Hangs Over Strait

Trump and Iran report advances in negotiations aimed at easing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. While both sides acknowledge progress, significant uncertainties remain regarding future diplomatic and security outcomes in the region. The talks focus on ensuring safe passage and reducing conflict risks amid broader geopolitical challenges.

French soldier killed in attack on UN mission in southern Lebanon, officials say

A French soldier was killed in an attack targeting the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) in southern Lebanon. Officials confirmed the soldier's death amid ongoing tensions in the region. The UN condemned the attack and called for restraint to maintain peace and security within the mission's area of operations.

Reaction roundup: Experts, analysts weigh in on Strait of Hormuz reopening

Experts and analysts have shared varied reactions to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting its critical role in global oil supply and regional security. While some express optimism about easing tensions and boosting trade, others caution that geopolitical risks remain high, urging continuous diplomatic efforts to maintain stability in this crucial maritime chokepoint.

Oil prices crater after temporary reopening of the Strait of Hormuz

Oil prices plummeted following news that the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial oil transit route, was temporarily reopened after a period of closure. The reopening eased immediate supply concerns, leading to a sharp drop in crude prices. Market volatility remains due to ongoing geopolitical tensions in the region affecting global oil supply stability.

US renews Russian oil waiver after pressure from countries dealing with Iran war price shocks

The US has extended its waiver allowing certain countries to continue importing Russian oil despite sanctions, responding to pressure from nations facing economic strain due to rising fuel prices amid the Iran conflict. This move aims to balance enforcing sanctions on Russia while mitigating global energy market disruptions and supporting allies vulnerable to war-induced price shocks.

California gasoline stocks fall to record lows as Hormuz disruption bites

California's gasoline inventories have dropped to record lows due to supply disruptions linked to tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. The crucial shipping route's instability has impeded fuel imports, tightening local supply and pushing prices higher. This shortage raises concerns about potential fuel scarcity and increased costs for consumers in the state.

US buyers redirect imported fertilizer overseas as Iran war drives up global prices

Due to rising global fertilizer prices caused by the Iran war, US buyers are increasingly redirecting imported fertilizer shipments to overseas markets. This shift reflects efforts to capitalize on higher international prices, reducing domestic supply and potentially impacting US agricultural producers by limiting access to affordable fertilizer.

Oil settles down 9% after Iran declares Strait of Hormuz open

Oil prices fell nearly 9% after Iran announced the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil passage previously threatened amid regional tensions. The easing of supply concerns led to a significant drop in crude prices, reflecting market relief over the uninterrupted flow of oil through this vital chokepoint.

Trump, without elaborating, cites 'some pretty good news' on Iran

Former President Trump hinted at positive developments regarding Iran but provided no further details. His brief comment sparked speculation about potential diplomatic progress or changes in U.S.-Iran relations. No official statements or confirmations followed his remark, leaving the context and implications unclear.

Record stock market valuations mask reliance on temporary profit catalysts

Despite record stock market highs, the surge is driven by short-term profit catalysts rather than sustainable growth. Analysts warn that underlying economic weaknesses and overvalued stocks could lead to market corrections once these temporary factors fade, urging caution among investors.

Russian stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index unchanged

Russian stocks finished mostly lower, with key shares falling amid cautious trading. Despite the declines, the MOEX Russia Index ended the day unchanged, reflecting a balance between selling pressure and buying interest. Market participants remained watchful of ongoing economic and geopolitical developments affecting investor sentiment.

Tesla expands robotaxi service to Dallas, Houston

Tesla has launched its robotaxi service in Dallas and Houston, broadening its autonomous ride-hailing operations. This expansion aims to increase Tesla’s presence in the competitive urban mobility market by offering fully electric, self-driving rides to customers in these major Texas cities. The service uses Tesla’s advanced FSD technology, marking a significant step towards widespread commercial autonomous vehicle use.

Merchant vessels report gunfire as they attempt to cross Hormuz, shipping sources say

Several merchant vessels reported gunfire while navigating the Strait of Hormuz, according to shipping sources. The incidents raised concerns over maritime security in the strategic chokepoint, vital for global oil shipments. No casualties or damage details were immediately available, and authorities are investigating the attacks to ensure safe passage through the area.

What is the AI opportunity for cruise lines?

AI can revolutionize the cruise industry by enhancing customer experiences, optimizing operations, and personalizing services. Cruise lines can use AI for predictive maintenance, itinerary planning, and customizing onboard activities. Leveraging AI-driven data analytics helps improve safety, increase efficiency, and boost passenger satisfaction, creating new growth opportunities in the competitive cruise market.

Investing.com’s Stocks of the Week

The article highlights key stocks poised for potential gains this week based on market trends, earnings reports, and analyst ratings. It provides insights into sectors showing strength and stocks with notable momentum, helping investors identify opportunities for portfolio growth.

How volatile are European stocks during the Q1 reporting season?

European stocks experience heightened volatility during the Q1 reporting season due to varying corporate earnings and economic outlooks. Investors react to earnings surprises, guidance updates, and macroeconomic signals, leading to increased price swings. This period often reveals sector-specific strengths and weaknesses, impacting market sentiment and investment strategies across the continent.

US judge rejects Bayer bid to block Johnson & Johnson prostate cancer drug claims

A US judge denied Bayer's request to dismiss claims against Johnson & Johnson regarding prostate cancer drugs. The judge ruled that allegations about J&J’s drugs causing cancer could proceed in court, allowing lawsuits to continue. This decision impacts ongoing litigation where plaintiffs accuse J&J of failing to warn about risks linked to their prostate cancer treatments.

Australia extends relaxed fuel standards to bolster supply

Australia has extended its relaxed fuel standards for an additional 12 months to enhance fuel supply amid global disruptions. This move aims to increase market flexibility and prevent shortages by allowing more fuel types into the market. The government is balancing supply security with environmental considerations, ensuring continued access to affordable fuel while monitoring emissions impacts.

Berkshire CEO Abel sold stocks managed by ex-portfolio manager Combs, WSJ reports

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel sold shares of companies previously managed by ex-portfolio manager Ted Weschler, according to the Wall Street Journal. The stock sales indicate a portfolio shift following Weschler’s departure. Abel’s moves reflect adjustments in Berkshire’s investment strategy but the company remains focused on long-term value.

Italy saw modest growth in Q1, supported by Olympics, central bank estimates

Italy experienced modest economic growth in Q1, driven largely by increased spending and tourism linked to the Winter Olympics. The central bank highlighted these factors as key contributors, estimating a slight uptick in GDP. Despite global challenges, domestic demand and international visitors helped Italy's economy maintain positive momentum early in the year.

Canadian housing starts decrease 6% in March

Canadian housing starts dropped by 6% in March, reflecting a slowdown in new home construction. This decline is attributed to rising mortgage rates and escalating building costs, which have dampened demand and construction activity across various regions. The trend signals challenges for the housing market as affordability concerns persist.

US tariffs drive steep drop in EU exports for second month

EU exports to the US have fallen sharply for the second consecutive month due to newly imposed US tariffs. The trade barriers have disrupted supply chains and increased costs for European exporters, leading to decreased competitiveness in the US market. This decline highlights rising trade tensions and poses challenges for EU businesses relying on American consumers.

Italy’s February trade surplus widens to €4.94 billion

Italy's trade surplus expanded to €4.94 billion in February, driven by strong exports and controlled imports. This growth reflects improved demand for Italian goods abroad despite global economic uncertainties. The data indicates positive momentum for Italy's trade balance, supporting economic stability and growth prospects.

Malaysia’s economy grows 5.3% in first quarter, slowing from 2025

Malaysia's economy expanded by 5.3% in the first quarter, marking a slowdown compared to 2025. Growth was driven by domestic demand and exports but moderated due to global economic uncertainties and tighter monetary policies. The government remains focused on sustaining growth through strategic investments and enhancing economic resilience.

NATO will not collapse and US will defend its allies, Estonian minister says

Estonia's minister affirmed that NATO remains strong and united. The US is committed to defending its allies, ensuring collective security amid ongoing global challenges. The alliance's resilience is crucial for regional stability and countering threats.

Fed’s Miran says may cut rate outlook on inflation concerns

Fed’s Miran indicated the possibility of reducing the interest rate outlook due to ongoing inflation concerns. This suggests a more cautious approach to monetary policy as inflation pressures persist, potentially leading to adjustments in rate hike expectations to support economic stability.

US weekly jobless claims fall; manufacturing production retreats in March

US weekly jobless claims declined last week, indicating continued strength in the labor market. However, manufacturing production dropped in March, reflecting challenges in the sector amidst economic uncertainties. The mixed data suggest a resilient job market but potential headwinds for industrial growth.

Trump administration to lobby allies to support ’trade over aid’ push, cable shows

The Trump administration plans to encourage allies to prioritize trade deals over foreign aid as part of its international strategy. This approach aims to shift global economic relations by promoting self-sufficiency and market-driven growth rather than reliance on aid. The move reflects a broader policy focus on strengthening U.S. trade partnerships and reducing foreign aid expenditures.

Natural gas storage exceeds expectations, impacts energy markets

Natural gas storage levels have surpassed analyst forecasts, leading to shifts in energy market dynamics. The higher-than-expected supply reduces prices and affects trading strategies, signaling a potential easing of energy costs for consumers ahead of peak demand seasons. This development impacts producers and investors as market confidence adjusts to the updated supply outlook.

Prediction Markets are a $1 Trillion Market by 2030, Bernstein Says

Bernstein projects the prediction markets industry to grow to $1 trillion by 2030, driven by increasing adoption of decentralized finance and blockchain technologies. The firm highlights growing interest from institutional investors and advancements in market infrastructure as key factors propelling this expansion. This growth could reshape how risks and probabilities are assessed across various sectors worldwide.

Iran hard-liners undermine diplomatic efforts by re-closing the Strait of Hormuz

Iranian hard-liners have disrupted diplomatic efforts by re-closing the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for global oil shipments. This move escalates regional tensions and threatens international energy security, complicating negotiations aimed at easing sanctions and restoring nuclear agreements. The closure has drawn strong international condemnation and raises concerns about potential conflict in the Gulf region.

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Robots beat human runners in Beijing race, signaling manufacturing push

In a Beijing race, robots outpaced human runners, showcasing advances in robotics and AI. This event highlights China’s focus on integrating cutting-edge technology into manufacturing, aiming to boost efficiency and innovation. The success signals a growing shift toward automation in various industries, emphasizing the country’s commitment to becoming a global leader in smart manufacturing and robotics development.

Are higher oil prices really bullish for EV battery stocks?

Higher oil prices often boost the appeal of electric vehicles, potentially benefiting EV battery stocks. However, rising oil can also increase raw material and production costs, squeezing battery makers' margins. Market reactions vary as investors weigh these opposing effects, making the relationship between oil prices and EV battery stocks complex rather than straightforwardly bullish.

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Hormuz shipping chaos returns as Iran reverses transit reopening

Iran has reversed its decision to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for shipping after a temporary transit resumption, reigniting regional maritime tensions. This move disrupts critical oil and trade routes, exacerbating global shipping uncertainties and raising concerns among international stakeholders about stability and security in the vital waterway.

Oil shock unlikely to have a lasting effect on inflation: BCA

BCA Research states that the recent rise in oil prices is expected to have only a temporary impact on inflation. They argue that underlying economic conditions and policy responses will prevent sustained inflationary pressure. This suggests inflation should stabilize despite the oil shock, reducing concerns about long-term inflation spikes linked to energy costs.

Trump Organization to partner on new skyscraper in Tbilisi, Georgia, WSJ reports

The Trump Organization is reported to be collaborating on a new skyscraper project in Tbilisi, Georgia. This development marks the company's continued expansion into international real estate markets, aiming to boost its global presence. Specific details about the partnership, project scope, and timeline have yet to be disclosed.

Bitcoin rises, tops $77k after Iran temporarily opens Strait of Hormuz

Bitcoin surged past $77,000 following Iran's decision to temporarily reopen the strategic Strait of Hormuz, easing geopolitical tensions. The move improved market sentiment, boosting investor confidence in cryptocurrencies as global trade routes stabilize.

BTCC Exchange Launches SpaceX Pre-IPO Perpetual Futures Trading and Celebrates with Tesla Cyberbeast Giveaway

BTCC Exchange has introduced perpetual futures trading for SpaceX pre-IPO shares, allowing investors to speculate on the company's valuation prior to its public offering. To celebrate, BTCC is hosting a giveaway featuring the Tesla Cyberbeast, engaging users and promoting the new trading product. This initiative aims to expand BTCC’s offerings in private equity derivatives and attract both crypto and traditional investors.

South Africa proposes new rules to regulate crypto under exchange controls

South Africa's Treasury has proposed new regulations to govern cryptocurrency transactions under existing exchange control laws. The draft policy aims to enhance oversight, reduce illicit activities, and ensure compliance with financial regulations. This move signals the government's intent to integrate crypto within the formal financial system while protecting the economy from potential risks associated with digital assets. Public consultation on the rules is now open.

BTCC Exchange Q1 2026 Report: TradFi and Earn Products Expand Beyond Crypto Trading

BTCC Exchange's Q1 2026 report highlights significant growth as TradFi and Earn products extend the platform's offerings beyond crypto trading. Enhanced integration of traditional financial products and expanded earning options have attracted a broader user base, boosting overall trading volume and platform engagement. This diversification marks BTCC's strategic move to bridge conventional finance with digital assets.

Bitcoin edges higher, holds above $75k amid more U.S.-Iran diplomacy efforts

Bitcoin’s price increased slightly, maintaining levels above $75,000. This rise coincides with ongoing diplomatic efforts between the U.S. and Iran, which are influencing market sentiment. Investors remain watchful of geopolitical developments as they continue to impact cryptocurrency trends and broader financial markets.

Institutional stablecoin use triples: Why B2B payments are crypto’s new frontier

Institutional use of stablecoins has tripled, driven by the growing demand for efficient B2B payments. Businesses increasingly leverage stablecoins for faster, cheaper, and more transparent transactions compared to traditional methods, highlighting crypto's expanding role in commerce and cross-border trade. This trend signals a shift towards mainstream adoption of digital assets in corporate finance.

Bybit Launches Learn & Trade Growth Hub to Guide Users From Education to Trading With Rewards

Bybit has introduced the Learn & Trade Growth Hub, a platform designed to help users move from education to active trading. It provides educational resources and rewards to encourage learning and trading, aiming to improve user engagement and trading skills within the Bybit ecosystem.

The “Apple Pay” Moment for Web3: Mixin Integrates Coinbase to Make Fiat-to-Crypto Faster Than a Text Message

Mixin has partnered with Coinbase to streamline fiat-to-crypto transactions, enabling users to convert currency faster than sending a text message. This integration aims to simplify Web3 adoption by making crypto payments as easy and intuitive as Apple Pay, enhancing accessibility and user experience in the decentralized finance space.

Bitcoin ticks up, hovers just under $75k on hopes of more U.S.-Iran peace talks

Bitcoin's price has risen, nearing $75,000, driven by optimism around potential new peace talks between the U.S. and Iran. Market sentiment is buoyed by expectations that improved diplomatic relations could stabilize geopolitical tensions, positively impacting investor confidence in cryptocurrencies.

CredShields Joins Canton Network as Official Audit Partner

CredShields has become the official audit partner for the Canton Network. This collaboration aims to enhance security and trust within the network by providing comprehensive audit services. The partnership underscores Canton Network's commitment to maintaining high standards of transparency and safety for its users.

Is Nvidia about to change the US PC OEM landscape?

Nvidia is poised to significantly impact the US PC OEM market by expanding its influence beyond GPUs into broader system architectures. With advancements in AI and partnerships with major manufacturers, Nvidia aims to drive innovation and reshape hardware design, potentially altering competitive dynamics among PC makers and accelerating the adoption of AI-optimized devices.

Pliant presents updated cancer trial data at AACR meeting

Pliant Therapeutics shared updated data from their ongoing cancer trial at the AACR meeting, highlighting promising results in tumor reduction and patient response rates. The data supports further development of their novel fibrosis-targeting therapies, with potential to improve outcomes for cancer patients. Pliant plans to advance their research with upcoming clinical phases.

ICICI Bank Q4-2026 slides: profit jumps 21% QoQ, NPAs improve

ICICI Bank reported a 21% quarterly profit increase in Q4-2026, driven by higher net interest income and lower provisions. The bank’s asset quality improved with a decline in non-performing assets (NPAs), reflecting better loan recoveries and robust risk management. Overall, the results indicate strong operational performance and improved financial health for ICICI Bank during the quarter.

HDFC Bank Q4 FY26 slides: deposit surge drives growth amid stability

HDFC Bank reported steady growth in Q4 FY26, driven by a significant surge in deposits. Despite challenges in loan growth, the bank maintained stability through strong deposit inflows, enhancing its liquidity position. The bank's cautious approach contributed to sustained credit quality, reflecting resilience amid evolving economic conditions.

Anthropic CEO meets Trump officials as tensions ease over new AI model

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei met with Trump administration officials to ease concerns about his company's new AI model. The talks aimed to address regulatory and safety issues, highlighting efforts to build trust and collaboration between Anthropic and government agencies amid rising scrutiny of AI technologies. This meeting signals improved relations and a focus on responsible AI development.

Apple secures a win as US trade tribunal rejects Masimo’s bid for new watch ban

A US trade tribunal has rejected Masimo’s attempt to impose a new ban on Apple Watches, marking a victory for Apple. The decision allows Apple to continue using certain health technologies in its devices, despite Masimo’s claims of patent infringement. This ruling supports Apple’s position in ongoing legal disputes over smartwatch technology patents.

How SAP is going all in on AI

SAP is heavily investing in AI to enhance its software offerings, aiming to integrate advanced AI capabilities across its platforms. The company plans to leverage AI to boost productivity, automate processes, and deliver smarter business solutions, reinforcing its commitment to innovation and staying competitive in the evolving tech landscape.

RedCloud receives Nasdaq minimum bid price deficiency notice

RedCloud Financial Services announced that it received a notification from Nasdaq for not meeting the minimum bid price requirement. The company now has 180 calendar days to regain compliance by maintaining a closing bid price of at least $1.00 per share for 10 consecutive business days. Failure to comply may result in delisting from Nasdaq. RedCloud is evaluating its options to address the deficiency.

American Airlines shares dip as carrier brushes off United merger rumors

American Airlines shares fell after rumors of a merger with United Airlines surfaced. However, American Airlines quickly denied these claims, stating there are no ongoing discussions about a merger. The company emphasized its current focus on strengthening operations independently, aiming to reassure investors and stakeholders amid market speculation.

Enveric Biosciences closes $5M private placement with warrants

Enveric Biosciences completed a $5 million private placement, issuing shares alongside warrants. The financing aims to support the company’s clinical trials and expand its psychedelic-focused drug development pipeline. Proceeds will bolster ongoing efforts to advance treatments for mental health disorders.