News Summary - 05/01/2026
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** Violence in Australian town after arrest of man over girlâs murder
** Unrest broke out outside a hospital where a man suspected of murdering a five-year-old girl was being treated after his arrest.
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** Venice Biennale jury resigns days before exhibition opens
** The jury resigned amid growing tensions over Russiaâs return to the Venice Biennale for the first time since its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
** Britney Spears charged in California with driving under the influence
** Britney Spears has been charged in California with one misdemeanor count of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs.
** China removes tariffs for all but one African nation
** Chinaâs zero-tariff policy for nearly all African countries is viewed as a boost to its soft power, strengthening ties across the continent. However, analysts warn that the benefits may be uneven, with some countries likely to gain more than others from the trade changes.
** Oil price hits its highest level since 2022 after report that Trump will be briefed on new Iran options
** Axios reported that the US Central Command has prepared a plan for a wave of âshort and powerfulâ strikes on Iran.
** Deadly Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon despite ceasefire
** At least nine people, including two children, were killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon, according to Lebanonâs health ministry, despite an existing ceasefire.
** Trainee driver crashes bus into the River Seine
** A trainee bus driver hit a parked car, lost control, and veered off the road into the River Seine about 12 miles south of Paris early Thursday.
** Belgium plans to nationalize nuclear power plants
** Prime Minister Bart De Wever said the plan would reduce dependence on fossil fuel imports and give Belgium greater control over its own energy supply.
** Trump signs bill to end record shutdown over immigration enforcement
** The prolonged U.S. shutdown disrupted airports nationwide as lawmakers clashed over funding for Trumpâs immigration enforcement agenda.
** Trump says US is studying troop cuts in Germany as spat with Merz intensifies
** Trump said the US is reviewing potential troop reductions in Germany, escalating tensions with Chancellor Merz after he criticized Washingtonâs handling of the war in Iran.
** Israel intercepts Gaza flotilla near Crete and detains 175 activists
** Pro-Palestinian activists said 22 aid boats bound for Gaza were intercepted in international waters near Crete, and that 175 activists were detained.
** Man sentenced to death for the murder of toddlers at a Ugandan nursery
** Christopher Okello Onyum was sentenced to death for murdering toddlers at a nursery in Uganda. He had pleaded insanity, but the judge dismissed the defense.
** âHow are we going to get back home?â Islamist group tightens blockade on Mali capital
** An Islamist group has tightened its blockade on Maliâs capital, increasing pressure on residents and disrupting travel and supplies. The move follows a deadly wave of nationwide attacks that killed Maliâs defense minister just days earlier, deepening fears of escalating instability.
** U.S. singer D4vd bought tools online to dispose of a girlâs body, prosecutors allege
** Prosecutors allege that the TikTok star bought tools online to help dispose of a girlâs body. His attorneys deny the accusations, maintain his innocence, and say they will âvigorously defendâ him.
** The sub-Arctic town pitching itself as Canada's gateway to Europe
** Churchill, Manitoba, famous as the worldâs polar bear capital, is seeking to turn its deep-water port into a year-round trade route, positioning the remote town as a potential Canadian gateway to Europe.
** A son overlooked and a jailed tycoon: Inside Samsung's succession drama
** Samsungâs controlling family has long been at the center of a messy succession battle, drawing frequent headlines in South Korea. The dynastyâs complex power struggles and legal troubles continue to shape the companyâs future.
** Indians lost $2.5bn to digital fraud in 2025 - now its central bank is fighting back
** Indiaâs central bank, the RBI, is considering new measures to curb the rise in digital fraud after Indians lost an estimated $2.5 billion in 2025. The article asks whether the proposed steps will be effective in reducing scams and protecting consumers.
** Three takeaways from Hegseth's clash with lawmakers over the Iran war
** Defense Secretary Hegseth appeared before lawmakers under oath for the first time since the Iran conflict began, in a tense hearing that lasted several hours. The session featured sharp disagreements over the war and raised new questions about U.S. strategy, accountability, and how the administration is managing the crisis.
** In five charts â How the UAEâs exit could affect Opecâs influence over the oil price
** The BBC examines, through charts, how the UAEâs departure from Opec could affect the cartelâs ability to influence global oil prices and what it may mean for the wider oil market.
** New CCTV footage appears to show Washington press dinner suspect shoot at agent
** New CCTV footage has been released following claims that a Secret Service member was injured by friendly fire during the incident.
** Massive sea lion makes rare appearance in San Francisco
** Steller sea lions are usually seen in colder waters like Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, so spotting one in the Bay Area is uncommon.
** Why is China banning drone sales in Beijing?
** The BBCâs Laura Bicker looks at Chinaâs stricter drone rules in Beijing, where officials say the restrictions are intended to protect public safety.
** Joy as record-breaking runner Sawe returns home
** BBC reports from Kenya, where Sabastian Sawe is celebrated as the first man to run a marathon in under two hours.
** âAttacked 28 times in a dayâ - BBC visits heavily targeted US-UK base in Iraq
** Before the fragile ceasefire in the region, the base in Iraq was among the most heavily targeted US and UK military sites in the Middle East, coming under repeated attacks, including 28 in a single day.
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** The Andalusian election campaign began at midnight, with the five main candidates focused on an election that will serve as a prelude to next yearâs general elections.
** Andalusian elections 2026: these are the five main candidates who will compete to lead the regional government
** The five main candidates to lead the regional government in the 2026 Andalusian elections are the party front-runners with parliamentary representation between 2022 and 2026: PP, PSOE, Vox, Por AndalucĂa, and Adelante AndalucĂa.
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** The ECB Governing Council will take a few more weeks, until its June 11 meeting, before deciding its next move. This reinforces expectations of a possible interest rate hike that could make mortgages even more expensive.
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** The ECB has kept interest rates unchanged for the seventh consecutive time, but warns of increasing risks to the eurozone economy. The institution says the region is entering an energy price spiral, despite inflation already having fallen to its target.
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** The Anti-Corruption Prosecutorâs Office identifies Ăbalos as the main figure in the scheme, while the UCO points to Aldama as the one in charge because he was the one who paid. Both blame each other while waiting for Ăbalos to testify.
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** Koldoâs lawyer has used the expression âprocedural platypusâ several times to refer to Aldama. The article explains the origin of this peculiar phrase and how it has become part of the former ministerial adviserâs defense.
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** Most of the ETA members in semi-release do not even sleep in prison. Victimsâ associations are calling for legal changes. At present, 123 ETA members remain in Spanish prisons, all in the Basque Country except for three who are serving sentences in Navarre.
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** The trade unions have called more than a hundred demonstrations across the country to demand wage increases and measures to make access to housing easier.
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** A trough will affect the long weekend with rain in several areas, and Saturday will be the most adverse day. The article notes that some regions will be hit hardest by the rainfall, so it is recommended to stay alert to weather developments and meteorological warnings.
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** Real Madrid fans are deeply divided over the possibility of José Mourinho returning to the club. While some believe he could bring leadership and character, others remember his previous spell as controversial and fear that his return could reopen old tensions.
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** Alcohol and drug tests for the learner driver and her instructor came back negative. Even so, the woman was taken into police custody after the incident in which a bus with passengers fell into the Seine.
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** During his lengthy testimony, one of the seven health professionals accused, the psychologist described the treatment given in the 29 days before Maradonaâs death and gave powerful testimony about his mental state, which he described as bipolar and narcissistic.
** Days could end up lasting 25 hours: Earth is spinning more and more slowly, according to a new study
** A new study indicates that Earthâs rotation is slowing down not only because the Moon is moving away, but also because of the warming of ice and water masses. This could eventually make days last longer.
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** Risto Mejide faces his farewell from *Got Talent* after ten years and reflects on his 20 years as a judge. He admits that over time he no longer feels as comfortable judging other people and closes a chapter marked by his critical role on television.
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** The EU-Mercosur deal, presented as the worldâs largest free trade area, begins to apply as of May 1, but only on a provisional basis. Its definitive entry into force remains uncertain and will depend on the ruling of the European judiciary.
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** The trade agreement with Mercosur continues to divide the agricultural sector: a majority rejects it because of the impact it could have on their activity, while sectors such as wine and olive growing support the agreement, seeing it as a source of new business opportunities.
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** Trump has threatened to withdraw U.S. troops from Spain, as well as from Germany and Italy, over those countriesâ âhorribleâ stance on Iran. He said they did not support the U.S. when he needed them.
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** An article raises a seemingly simple question, âIs Mars or Earth bigger?â, in the context of a suspense story in the style of *Squid Game*, where aliens with giant mouths chase the characters in order to devour them.
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** The EU will gradually implement a new welfare and traceability regulation for dogs and cats. The technical requirements for registration and infrastructure will take effect in staggered deadlines, ranging from 2 to 15 years depending on the requirement.
** Have you already switched your wardrobe over? Hereâs how you can save up to 65% if you need to ĐŸĐ±ĐœĐŸĐČize your clothing
** Consumers can take advantage of some storesâ spring sales to get ahead with their summer shopping and renew their wardrobe with discounts of up to 65%.
** Marta and VĂctor, both with disabilities, assert their right to work: âWe can prove that we have talentâ
** The article highlights the low employment rate among people with disabilities: only three out of ten have a job. Marta and VĂctor claim their right to work and emphasize that people with disabilities can demonstrate talent and contribute to the workforce.
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** Most supermarkets will remain closed this Friday, May 1, because it is a public holiday. However, they will resume their usual hours on Saturday, except in the Community of Madrid, where it will also be a holiday and they will remain closed.
** The first flight from Venezuela in seven years lands in Miami and reopens a key route
** Recent searches on American Airlinesâ website show round-trip tickets for late April priced above $2,700.
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** The host asked Broncano to tone down the jokes to avoid triggering a cataplexy attack.
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** LG StanbyME 2 is a 27-inch portable Smart TV with up to four hours of battery life and a wheeled stand, designed for watching series and other content anywhere, even on the terrace during the summer.
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** Rebeca Toribio, a content creator, has announced that she is pregnant, just 10 months after her breakup with Miguel Ăngel Silvestre. She also wanted to make it clear to her followers that she does not intend to idealize this stage.
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** A journalist goes undercover at a flag football practice, a non-contact form of football that is growing in popularity. The article introduces this family-friendly sport, its basic rules, and its international growth, highlighting that it will make its Olympic debut at Los Angeles 2028.
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** The *Horizonte* contributor linked her experience to Koldo GarcĂaâs confession before the Supreme Court about 500-euro bills, which he called âchistorras,â and said that in her case the cash payments were justified.
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** The FIA, still awaiting official ratification, plans to introduce several rule changes for the Miami GP. The most notable measure will be the deployment of electric power, with the aim of increasing excitement and improving safety in the races.
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** Sergas has identified 104 close contacts of the girl in her educational and social environment over the past 10 days, following her death from possible meningitis in Ourense.
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** Sam Altman announced GPT-5.5-Cyber, a new artificial intelligence model focused on cybersecurity. The news has raised global concern over the potential impact of this technology in the digital and security spheres.
** British influencer Rachell Kerr, who went missing in Morocco, found alive
** The British woman Rachell Kerr, 31, was found alive after disappearing in Morocco. Her discovery ended concerns about her whereabouts.
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** Malwarebytes has launched a scam detector that can be integrated directly into Claude. The tool helps identify possible fraud and deception in emails, making it easier for users to spot scams with AI support.
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** Jean-Claude Van Damme, known for films like *Timecop* and *Kickboxer*, predicted the rise of streaming platforms 25 years ago. His vision of the future of entertainment turned out to be accurate with the later success of Netflix and similar services.
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** The psychologist analyzes Miranda, Andy, and Emily from *The Devil Wears Prada* to explain their personality traits, motivations, and workplace dynamics. Through the three characters, she reflects on leadership, ambition, self-esteem, and adaptation to the work environment, inviting the reader to identify with one of them.
** Hypatia of Alexandria, philosopher: "Preserve your right to think; even thinking wrongly is better than not thinking"
** The Egyptian philosopher argues that thinking involves making mistakes, but that process is essential for learning and achieving freedom. She defends the right to think for oneself, even if that leads to errors.
** Prime Day 2026 is just around the corner: Amazon announces its date
** Amazon announces that Prime Day 2026 will return in June, bringing forward the arrival of its big deals event for Prime members.
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** Before temperatures, prices, and tourist crowds increase, visiting these European destinations in spring is a great opportunity. At this time of year, the places mentioned are more pleasant and can be enjoyed more peacefully before the arrival of summer.
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** Making homemade tiramisu isnât complicated, but to achieve the best version you need to follow certain key steps. Among them, chefs agree that letting it rest is essential for the dessert to develop the proper texture and flavor.
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** The Ministry of Transport has definitively approved the direct connection between the V-30 and the A-3 in Valencia, following the provisional approval granted in 2024. The project will have a budget of 56 million euros.
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** The shopping basket has become much more expensive, reaching âŹ320 per month according to the OCU. With meat and plant-based foods leading the price increases, the article recommends saving money by buying certain products in large sizes, as this can reduce grocery spending.
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** The regulation, approved in 2024 and updated, aims to strengthen elevator safety, but it could also mean significant extra costs for homeownersâ associations, which could reach up to 40,000 euros.
** SĂĄnchez accuses Israel of violating international law with its assault on the Flotilla and insists that the EU suspend its agreements
** Israel intercepted 22 vessels from the Flotilla and detained 175 activists of various nationalities, including around 30 Spaniards. The article highlights SĂĄnchezâs reaction, in which he accuses Israel of violating international law and calls on the EU to suspend its agreements with the country.
** The investigator of the âGĂŒrtelâ case speaks of a âstrategyâ to âdismantleâ the unit that investigated the PPâs black accounting
** The investigator of the GĂŒrtel case denounces a strategy to dismantle the unit that investigated the PPâs black accounting. He points out that among the authors of the reports there was self-censorship due to pressure to omit certain information.
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** Activist Vito Quiles announced that he will take legal action against Begoña Gómez and her companions over an alleged assault, violence, and harassment. According to his version, he was the victim of the incident and will formally report what happened in court.
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** Eurodreams has made someone in Spain a new millionaire with a prize worth âŹ7.2 million, paid as âŹ20,000 per month for 30 years.
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** The employment rate among people with disabilities remains very low: only three out of ten have a job. The text defends their right to work and highlights that people like Marta and VĂctor can demonstrate talent and make a contribution in the workplace.
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** When you take out a mortgage, it is registered in the Land Registry as a charge on the purchased home. The article explains that, once it has been fully paid off, there is one last important step to officially record that the debt has been completely canceled and to formally release the property from that charge.
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** Gasoline 95 and other fuels have fallen by nearly 4% in one week, returning to prices similar to those seen in early March just before the holiday weekend. The drop eases the cost of refueling for drivers at a time of high demand due to holiday travel.
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** The city, located next to a large salt lagoon, stands out as a little-known destination that offers excellent value for money for travel in 2026. It also has direct flights from Spain, making it more accessible for those looking for a different option away from the usual tourist routes.
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** The article explains that following basic practices when using the dishwasher can significantly reduce water and electricity consumption, helping to lower your electricity bill.
** May 1 in Riotinto, the Forgotten Rebellion
** Riotinto is home to the worldâs largest open-pit mine, a vast operation marked by the impact of human activity and environmental controversy.
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** The text reflects on diversity and points out that defending it requires recognizing it directly. However, doing so also confronts us with a complex reality that we do not always know how to manage.
** The Strenuous Labor Market
** The article questions the idea that the labor market is doing well. Although it is still functioning, it shows important problems and weaknesses that cast doubt on that optimistic narrative.
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** The âgodmother of punkâ Patti Smith will perform again in Spain, this time at the Campoamor Theatre in Oviedo, during the award ceremony for the Princess of Asturias Awards.
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** The extraordinary regularization text does not include any direct or automatic subsidy. The article clarifies that there is no evidence of a âŹ2,800 monthly aid for two years for regularized immigrants.
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** The opening of this new supermarket in the Community of Madrid will be possible thanks to the new logistics platform in Noblejas, Toledo, which will facilitate its supply and distribution.
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** Noelia Castilloâs mother is calling for the euthanasia law to be repealed and says, one month after her daughterâs death, that she does not want more cases like Noeliaâs. She maintains that her daughter did not suffer from a terminal illness.
** Father accused of raping 34 children in another pedophilia case in France
** Three families reported a man in 2024 for sexual assault against children, which led to his arrest. He is now accused of having raped 34 minors in another pedophilia case in France.
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** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to participate in the news, propose topics, and report stories that deserve to be investigated. It invites people to write in with suggestions about which issues should be covered.
** How much do you know about Aprilâs current events? Test yourself and enter the draw for a speaker
** The article invites readers to show how much they remember about current events, score 20 points, and take part in a draw for a TD Systems Bluetooth table speaker.
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** The long-awaited sequel to the classic starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway will hit theaters in Spain on April 30.
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** The former âOT 4â contestant, Guillermo MartĂn, remains active in music and is currently succeeding with âBingo para solteras.â The text highlights his realistic view of the profession: not all artists fill stadiums, and many depend on performances at local festivals to make a living.
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** Google allows users to choose preferred news sources so they appear more often in search results. The article explains how to add 20minutos as a preferred source to see its news first.
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** Elsa Mateos, a former contestant on *Gran Hermano*, has responded to criticism about her body after posing, saying that she is âin love with her curves.â In addition, in an interview on Onda Vasca, she spoke honestly about what her life has been like after her time on the reality show.
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** The note, written on a yellow sheet torn from a notepad, was found inside a book in the cell by another prisoner.
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** Toni ElĂas was the last contestant eliminated from *Survivientes* after receiving the lowest percentage of the night. Before leaving Honduras, he used his final wish to fire off a parting jab, ending his time on the reality show with one last tense gesture.
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** The challenge âCharonâs Boatâ on *Supervivientes* ended chaotically when Nagore and Marisa capsized during the live show and had to finish by swimming. The incident was one of the tensest moments of the season, and both were eventually treated by the medical team.
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** Marian Izagirre, president of the NGO Chernobyl Elkartea, explains that at first they brought minors with family ties in Spain, but after the war they began helping Ukrainian children in their desperate escape.
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** Residents of Madrid, especially in Lavapiés, complain that 24-hour stores do not benefit the neighborhood: they do not shop there, but they do suffer from nighttime alcohol sales, noise, and the decline of local businesses.
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** The âson in troubleâ fraud on WhatsApp is growing in Spain amid the rise of digital scams. Cybercriminals use urgency and impersonation to trick victims, in a massive type of fraud that now accounts for most cybercrimes.
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** Ăvole and Broncano kicked off *La Revuelta* by humorously commenting on the supposed tensions between Atresmedia and RTVE. Ăvole joked that La 1 âcopies all of La Sextaâs programming,â while Broncano reproached him for the signing of Marc GirĂł.
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** The Public Prosecutorâs Office is seeking 447 years in prison for the mass spying on celebrities for âSĂĄlvame,â although due to the legal limit of three times the highest sentence for a continuous offense, the actual sentence could be reduced to 15 years.
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** Manuel Carrasco said on *El Hormiguero* that his brother, although a painter by profession, helped him on concert tours and fondly recalled his commitment and dedication. The artist highlighted how involved he was and valued his support during that period.
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** JosĂ© explained on the show that he has been without a girlfriend for eight years and that, although he has female friends to talk and go out with, he is looking for a relationship with a ânormalâ woman and not a model.
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** Cayetana Guillén Cuervo only had one chance to impress the audience on 'Mask Singer,' but she was ultimately unmasked by her ex-sister-in-law Ana Milån. After her elimination, the actress appeared devastated and said that she had worked very hard for her participation.
** Javier is left speechless by his mistake in âEl Roscoâ on âPasapalabraâ
** Javier made a surprising mistake in âEl Roscoâ on âPasapalabraâ by missing the question: âA person who is mainly dedicated to the cultivation of the Sciences and Letters.â His reaction of surprise was notable after failing to answer a definition that seemed simple.
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** The article highlights that Aimar Bretosâs program is one that ârequires listening more than watching,â emphasizing the importance of conversation and audio content over visuals.
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** *El Tiempo Justo* has shown a preview of the interview that *De Viernes* will air on May 1.
** They are calling for prison for those responsible for swindling Princes Lorenzo and Clara out of 17,000 euros, which was used to pay for drinks in Marbella
** In December 2021, Belgian Princess Clara was the victim of a phishing scam, and the scammers used 17,000 euros to pay for drinks in Marbella. Now prison is being sought for those responsible for the fraud.
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** The Anti-Corruption Prosecutorâs Office has dropped the charges against Nacho Vidal in the Emperador case, for which it had been seeking 11 years in prison on allegations of criminal organization, money laundering, and document forgery.
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** Chef Jordi Cruz remembered an anecdote at Eva GonzĂĄlez and Cayetano Riveraâs home, where he smoked marijuana for the only time, but said it didnât agree with him. He also stated that the only drug he has ever been addicted to has been tobacco.
** In a private area of Madrid and with a modern style: this will be the future home of Edurne and De Gea
** The footballer bought the plot in 2022, and construction has already begun on the house he will share with Edurne. The home will be custom-designed, in a private area of Madrid, and with a modern style.
** Karol G announces new concerts in Madrid and Seville and now has 9 dates in Spain
** This Thursday, tickets went on sale for Karol Gâs Spanish tour, which now includes new dates in Madrid and Seville, bringing the total number of concerts she will perform in Spain to nine.
** A boy breaks down in tears after streamer IShowSpeed gave him money for a new phone
** A boy became so emotional he burst into tears when streamer IShowSpeed gave him money to buy a new phone. The gesture, captured on video, shows the childâs touching reaction to receiving the unexpected help.
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** The *El SĂłtano Club* collaborator accused Vito Quiles of being a âfar-right agitatorâ funded by fascist groups, and described his behavior as âharassment and fascism.â
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** Fiorella de Angelis, mother of Aitana SĂĄnchez-GijĂłn, died at the age of 86 from unknown causes. The brief article highlights that she was a retired math teacher and an important source of support for the actress throughout her life.
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** The singer reportedly received a 25% advance for the event in Puerto Rico, but the concertâs holding is said to be at risk and âhanging by a thread,â according to Pepe del Real.
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** A black bear was rescued this Tuesday in Albany, New York, after getting stuck in a tree. Specialized environmental staff sedated it with a tranquilizer dart and prepared a net and padded surface to receive it safely during the rescue.
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** Alejandro Sanz surprised the audience and Laura Pausini by unexpectedly appearing at her concert at the Movistar Arena in BogotĂĄ. Earlier, Pausini had performed âCuando nadie me ve,â a song made popular by Sanz and covered on her album âYo Canto 2.â The singer reacted emotionally when she saw him on stage.
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** The Mossos d'Esquadra arrested a 47-year-old man accused of seven thefts in Barcelona stores, where he stole boxes of Lego toys. He then resold the stolen items on digital platforms and buy-and-sell stores. The total value of the stolen goods was around 2,000 euros.
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** Rayo Vallecano defeated previously unbeaten Strasbourg in the first leg, thanks to a lone goal from Alemao. The Vallecas side takes a crucial first step toward the final after a historic victory.
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** The Hispanic-Georgian Ilia Topuria continues preparing in Miami for his fight against Justin Gaethje. During his training camp, he is setting a very high standard for his sparring partners, demanding that they act as if they were imitating his opponent.
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** At the FIFA Congress, an official stated that Iran will compete in the World Cup and called for unity, setting aside the conflicts and problems that exist in the world.
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** The 19-year-old tennis player from Madrid has become one of the major sensations of the Mutua Madrid Open. His impressive performance on clay was only stopped by Jannik Sinner, who managed to eliminate him from the competition.
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** Feliciano LĂłpez, former player and director of the Mutua Madrid Open, praised the progress of the new promise of Spanish tennis. He believes the young tennis player has the level and the necessary potential to reach Grand Slam finals in the future.
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** Plena InclusiĂłn urges higher public investment to ensure quality jobs for people with disabilities and calls for urgent measures to improve the often precarious working conditions of employees in the disability sector.
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** The European Medicines Agency has approved tolebrutinib, a drug that reduces silent disability progression associated with multiple sclerosis by 31%. The news marks an important breakthrough and brings hope for slowing the deterioration caused by the disease.
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** The Police have developed a system of pictograms to improve assistance for victims of sexual crimes who have communication difficulties. The tool facilitates interaction between the victim and the officer and identifies places, actions, or circumstances related to the incident, helping to better gather the victimâs account.
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** The ECB kept interest rates unchanged for the seventh consecutive time, despite inflation having fallen to its target. However, it warned of greater risks to the eurozone economy, especially due to a new spiral in energy prices.
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** Eurozone inflation rose to 3% in April, its highest level since September 2023, driven by the sharp increase in fuel prices and its effect on transportation costs.
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** The ECB kept interest rates unchanged, and Lagarde said she does not currently see a stagflation scenario. Even so, she warned that the central bank still does not have enough information to measure the impact of the war, and that the next six weeks will be key to assessing the situation before the June 11 meeting.
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** The Spanish economy grew by 0.6% in the first quarter, slowed by the Iran war. Household consumption supported activity thanks to employment, while construction showed weakness.
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** Repsol increased its profit by 154% to 929 million euros in the first quarter, driven by the rise in oil prices after the war. The company also recorded a positive asset effect of 593 million euros from the revaluation of its inventories due to the increase in crude prices.
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** Despite returning to profitability with âŹ377 million in profit in the first quarter, Stellantis opened trading in Paris down 7.44%.
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** Indra starts the year with strong results, increasing profits by 28% and revenue by 25%. The company says it has âŹ20 billion in its order backlog, strengthening its position as it considers a possible merger with EM&E.
** Review of *Mi querida señorita* on Netflix: a watered-down take on the classic
** Fernando GonzĂĄlez Molina revisits Jaime de Armiñånâs classic, an Oscar-nominated film for Best Foreign Language Film, in this new Netflix review.
** Thereâs no excuse anymore with *The Handmaidâs Tale*: Netflix makes a move 21 days before the end of *The Testaments*
** Netflix has added *The Handmaidâs Tale* to its catalog just as the final episodes of *The Testaments* are airing on Disney+. The platform is leveraging the interest generated by the saga to attract new viewers to the series.
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** Eduardo Noriega, 52, is premiering *La ahorcada*, his new return to horror cinema. The actor from Santander is returning to a genre in which he stood out with films such as *Tesis* and *The Devilâs Backbone*, after having previously excelled in horror and suspense.
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** Javier CĂĄmara came close to being cast by Hollywood for *The Devil Wears Prada* after his success with *Talk to Her*, but he turned down the opportunity because of a bad experience with English while filming Isabel Coixetâs *The Secret Life of Words*, and decided to keep working in Spain.
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** Andy Muschietti, co-creator, director, and executive producer of the series, is already working on the script for the second season, which will be set in 1935. The new chapter will take this event as the âgreat paroxysm of violence.â
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** DJI introduces the Mic Mini 2, a compact and lightweight wireless microphone with colorful magnetic clips. It offers high-fidelity audio, noise cancellation, and a design intended to blend easily with clothing, improving comfort and style.
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** Google Photos now includes a feature that turns your gallery into a virtual wardrobe. It lets you combine clothing items to create different outfits and save them, making it easier to choose looks from the photos stored in the app.
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** WhatsApp will notify users of certain phones before it stops supporting their operating system. Starting in September, the app will stop working on some devices, so itâs a good idea to check whether your phone is on the list.
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** The Ariane 6 rocket successfully lifted off on April 30, carrying 32 Amazon Leo satellites, which were sent on their way to low Earth orbit.
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** Sophia took part in a classical music concert alongside a live orchestra. During the event, she spoke to the audience and explained that, although she does not feel emotions like humans do, she uses music to try to convey a similar experience.
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** Details for every taste to show your mother how much you love her.
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** A polished, glossy cut with a mirror-like finish and millimetric precision, which adds a modern twist to current trends and is shaping up to be one of the most sought-after styles of spring.
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** Hailey Bieber has popularized some portable mini toothbrushes that promise to improve dental hygiene anytime, anywhere. However, dentists question their usefulness and point out that they are expensive and not very comfortable, so they are not convincing as a real solution for oral care.
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** Heraldo de AragĂłn brought together experts in health, sports, and nutrition to discuss female well-being from age 40 onward, highlighting the importance of balance, body awareness, and a holistic approach during this stage of life.
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** An expert explains what clothing is appropriate to wear to baptisms, events that are common during these months. The article offers etiquette tips and distinguishes between five items of clothing that are best avoided and five suitable options for dressing appropriately at this kind of celebration.
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** The long-awaited sequel to *The Devil Wears Prada* premieres tomorrow, and to mark the occasion, the article analyzes the styling choices from the Spanish premiere with the eye of *Runway*âs editor-in-chief, highlighting the most talked-about looks from the event.
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** RamĂłn Freixa shares his boeuf bourguignon recipe on his social media, a classic of French cuisine, explaining how to prepare this beef stew with ingredients and aromatic herbs.
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** The IdiazĂĄbal Designation of Origin has decided not to present its first cheese of the season at Napardi, a gastronomic society that continues to exclude women, even after receiving a request from the Navarre Institute for Equality to amend its bylaws.
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** Professional chefs, such as Samantha Vallejo-NĂĄgera, recommend using blue cheese to make a baked cheesecake with a more intense and powerful flavor. The idea is to elevate the classic dessert with an ingredient that adds personality and results in something delicious.
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** The article explains why pickle juice has become popular among runners and elite athletes: it helps relieve cramps and quickly replenish electrolytes after exertion. Carlos Alcaraz is mentioned as an example of high performance, highlighting recovery and nutrition habits that are key to competing at the highest level.
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** A simple recipe for preparing marinated trout, a way to enhance the flavor of this fatty fish through escabeche.
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** The restaurant La Cantina de Villalegre, in AvilĂ©s, won first prize in the contest âIn Search of the Best Cachopo made with Asturian IGP Beef.â
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** Although it doesnât have a sea, the Asturian capital stands out for its strong personality, beauty, and excellent cuisine, making it a city that captivates those who visit it.
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** In eastern Toledo, near Madrid, lies the hometown of journalist Sara Carbonero. It stands out for its beautiful monumental complex and historic center, making it a charming destination in Castilla-La Mancha.
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** Small, easy to get around, and very complete, Pontevedra is a Galician city that charms in any season of the year.
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** The article suggests a quick getaway from Madrid to celebrate Motherâs Day, taking advantage of the fact that the date falls on the first Sunday in May.
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** An expert congress has highlighted Iberian ham as a functional food because of its high-quality protein content. According to the article, 100 grams can cover up to 70% of the recommended daily intake of vitamin B12.
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** The Health Ministry, through the AEMPS, will reduce the size of antibiotic boxes from 30 to 20 pills to curb self-medication and the inappropriate use of these medicines, in response to the growing risk of superbugs.
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** Marcus Aurelius was a prominent Roman emperor and also an important Stoic philosopher.
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** A study identifies the protein HIF-1a as a key factor in the aggressiveness and resistance of hepatocellular carcinoma. This finding could help to better understand how liver cancer progresses and open new avenues for developing more effective treatments.
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** Walking provides major health benefits and should not be given up, although it also shouldnât be the only exercise you do. The article points out that spending one hour a day at a relaxed pace can add up to about 78,000 calories burned per year.
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** Physical trainer VĂctor JimĂ©nez explains to *20minutos* the key points for recovering after a demanding race like the 2026 Madrid Marathon. He recommends avoiding spending hours motionless or sitting, as that does not promote recovery.
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** The Jetour Traveller T2 I-DM is an SUV with a Defender-like design that combines 610 hp and 920 Nm, accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.5 seconds, and offers up to 1,300 km of range for about 23,000 euros.
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** Both Volkswagen plug-in commercial models offer more than 90 kilometers of electric range and a fast-charging system that allows them to go from 10% to 80% in 26 minutes.
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** The Omoda 4 was presented in Beijing as the brandâs new entry-level SUV. It stands out for its more aggressive and sporty fastback design, and it will offer hybrid and electric versions, expected to arrive in 2027.
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** The article warns that conflicts between neighbors over garage parking spaces can escalate if each ownerâs rights are not clearly understood. It explains the importance of knowing what boundaries the dividing line marks and how far each parking space extends in order to avoid disputes.
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** The deployment of 18 special measures has reduced accidents on the most dangerous stretch in Tarragona, between Calafat and Amposta, on the AP-7. Even so, the speed cameras still fine an average of 17 vehicles a day, including trucks, for daily traffic violations.
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** A content creator warns drivers passing by the IMED hospital in Burjassot, Valencia, that there is the only roundabout with a stop sign in the Valencian Community. Ignoring this sign can lead to a fine, and a camera monitors those who fail to stop.
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** The Community of Madrid will pay tribute this Saturday to those who died in 1808 and to 14 notable figures in a day presided over by DĂaz Ayuso. The event will culminate at Puerta del Sol with a historical reenactment of the uprising and a drone show in Latina.
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** Jorge AzcĂłn has been sworn in as president of Aragon and has called for dialogue to reach agreements. He noted that his government is based on the PP-Vox pact, which holds 40 of the 67 seats in the regional parliament, and defended his goal of promoting a prosperous Aragon with opportunities.
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** Four 16-year-old minors from Santurtzi have been arrested for an alleged offense of corruption of minors, disclosure of secrets, and extortion, after extorting another minor and sharing images of him in a sexual situation on social media.
** Shouts of âtraitorâ at the turncoat councilor and the throwing of coins force the Lugo council meeting to be suspended for a few minutes
** The Lugo council meeting, called for the swearing-in of Eugenia Iglesias Vargas as councilor, had to be suspended for a few minutes after shouts of âtraitorâ were directed at the turncoat councilor and coins were thrown in the chamber.
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** Adif has announced the restoration of the affected section in Ălora, MĂĄlaga, which was damaged by the storm on February 4. After nearly three months of suspension, the AVE between Madrid and MĂĄlaga is back in service today.
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** Madrid offers a plan for the May bank holiday featuring a Swedish Sorolla exhibition by Anders Zorn, adult puppet theater, dance performances at Nave 73 and Canal, Mediterranean jazz by Pere Bujosa, a virtual reality journey to Egypt and Khufu, and the Book Fair.
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** Madrid has restricted climbing in La Pedriza, specifically in several sectors of Cancho de los Muertos, until July. The closure is intended to protect the breeding season and peace of endangered or protected species.
** The first section of the third lane of the M-607 opens between Tres Cantos and Colmenar Viejo
** Isabel DĂaz Ayuso inaugurated this Thursday the first two kilometers of the third lane of the M-607 between Tres Cantos and Colmenar Viejo, a project that began last year and will continue advancing by at least one more kilometer.
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** The Valencia City Council has approved a public employment offer of 376 positions. Nearly one third of the posts, around 125, will be for Local Police officers, thus strengthening the municipal workforce.
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** A municipality in Catalonia is suffering from a lack of generational replacement: many businesses have closed and others need continuity. To attract new residents, it offers job opportunities and cheap rents.
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** Rodalies will end its free service and become paid again starting Saturday, May 9. The network had been free since late January, after the Gelida (Barcelona) accident revealed dozens of disruptions across the rail system.
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** Artist Beeple presented âCommon Animals,â a work that uses robot dogs with the faces of celebrities such as Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Picasso to criticize the power of algorithms and their influence on digital culture.
** In a world going backward: this is the viral optical illusion on social media
** The optical illusion is created by rewinding the video, making it look as if everyone is walking in the opposite direction. The effect has drawn attention on social media because of its surprising and deceptive appearance.
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** A scientific analysis tests the popular â5-second ruleâ to determine whether food that falls on the floor is still safe to eat. The article claims to settle once and for all whether this belief is true or false.
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** Most âfree puppiesâ ads on social media do not comply with the law and can result in fines of up to 50,000 euros.
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** High pollen levels can trigger allergies in dogs that had not shown symptoms before, even in adults. The article warns that this reaction can go unnoticed, so it is important to watch for possible signs of discomfort.
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** A new catâs training should be based on patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement so it can learn without stress and develop trust from day one.
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** The content invites readers to consult the daily horoscope on 20minutos.es, with access to yesterdayâs, todayâs, and tomorrowâs predictions.
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** Eurodreams offers deferred prizes, with the top prize being a monthly salary of 20,000 euros for 30 years. The article invites readers to check the results of all draws.
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** The results of the National Lottery for Thursday, April 30, 2026 will be published from 9:30 p.m. and can be viewed in full on the 20minutos.es website.
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** The results of La Primitiva for Thursday, April 30, 2026 will be available from 9:30 p.m. All numbers and prizes can be checked on the 20minutos.es website.
** The curious story behind the expression âItâs faker than a Sevillian duroâ
** The âSevillian duroâ was not an official coin, but a famous counterfeit in Spanish numismatic history. The expression âitâs faker than a Sevillian duroâ arose from the notoriety of these fake coins and is used to describe something or someone very unreliable.
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** Food creator Cai Nan surprised everyone by making a translucent version of fried chicken, even recreating the crispy outer layer on each piece.
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** Researcher GarcĂa-Santesmases examines in her new essay, *A New Sexual Contract*, the idea of sexual services for women and questions the supposed myth of equality in that sphere, pointing out that the dynamics of fear and desire do not change even when women are the ones paying.
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** The gallery shows unexpected encounters between people and wild animals in different settings. These animals appeared by surprise and left the humans completely astonished.
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** The note indicates that it collects all the comic strips published by SuperantipĂĄtico in *20minutos*. It provides no further details about events, protagonists, or additional context.
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** Felipe VI visited the Rota naval base and took command of the âSableâ during his tour, in a day focused on getting a close look at the baseâs facilities and operations.
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** Spain has more than 8,000 municipalities with great cultural, natural, and gastronomic richness. A Holidu study identifies the Spanish towns with more than 20,000 inhabitants that are most searched for on the internet, highlighting the 10 most popular in the country.
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** Sergio MarĂn, a journalist at *20minutos*, has been recognized with the Professional Projection Award from the Association of Journalists of Aragon for his versatile career, which also took place in the Aragon and Montevideo, Uruguay offices. The award will be presented on May 7 during the Aragon Journalistsâ Festival.
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** Mauro Caffaratto makes his debut as a writer with *El sauce oscuro*, a fantasy thriller. The article highlights his first novel and his entrance into literature as the son of Almudena Grandes.
** *The Beginning of the End of OPEC? The UAEâs Exit Clouds the Future of the Oil Cartel*
** The UAEâs departure from OPEC strengthens its ties with the United States and, indirectly, with Israel, while also raising questions about the cartelâs cohesion and future.
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** RodrĂguez proposes opening a round of talks to reach an agreement that would lower rents and considers the tax deductions demanded by Junts to be positive. He recalls that the PSOE had already proposed addressing the housing crisis through the tax system and calls for taking advantage of the âwindow of opportunityâ after the decree extending the measure was defeated.
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** Education Minister Milagros TolĂłn says the vocational training decree is nearly ready. The regulation will limit the creation of centers and will require private providers to offer a minimum number of programs across several professional fields, as well as guarantee a minimum level of in-person instruction.
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** The article notes that even the Runway empire and Miranda Priestly are not immune to the current media crisis. The sequel is presented as a tribute to journalists and stands out for preserving the energy and strength of the original cast.
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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to rejuvenate the face, lift the eyes, soften features, and add freshness. He points out that some products, such as certain eyeliners, may stop being flattering with age, without giving up personal style.
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** A selection of 10 streaming miniseries ideal for binge-watching over the May bank holiday, with a mix of psychological thrillers, family dramas, classic mysteries, and romances that get you hooked quickly.
** Natalia de Santiago, mortgage expert: âWe used to bet on fixed-rate mortgages, but thatâs overâ
** Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage market has changed and that there is no longer the clear preference for fixed-rate mortgages that there used to be. She points out that when buying a home, current conditions mean people must consider more options and adapt to the current financial context.
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** The Asturian chef shared an original appetizer idea on his show using a can of cockles, suggesting a different way to enhance them and make them more spectacular.
** A marvel between John Carpenter, Stephen King, and *Parks and Recreation*: review of *The Curse of Widowâs Bay* on Apple TV
** Katie Dippoldâs series, starring Matthew Rhys and partly directed by Hiro Murai and Ti West, blends absurd comedy and New England gothic horror. The review highlights its singular tone, combining influences from John Carpenter, Stephen King, and *Parks and Recreation* across ten episodes.
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** Yellow stains on pillows become harder to remove the longer they sit, so itâs a good idea to clean them regularly to keep them in good condition.
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** The new adaptation of *Super Mario Galaxy* stands out for its visual ambition and its space adventure with Mario and Luigi, but the review considers it lacking in substance: lots of spectacle, little depth.
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** The passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects Clot and Sant MartĂ in just 122 meters. It stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and its quiet, pedestrian-friendly atmosphere, making it a small urban oasis in the heart of the Clot neighborhood.
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** Christina Koch will be the first woman to travel beyond Earthâs magnetosphere, making her body an important subject of study for aerospace medicine. The Artemis II mission will make it possible to analyze the risks of radiation and other effects on her health, including possible impacts on cancer and fertility.
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** The 2025 Income Tax simulator is now available and allows you to quickly and in advance find out the result of your tax return. With this tool, taxpayers can estimate whether they will have to pay the tax office or, on the other hand, whether their return will result in a refund.
** This is the new passport, similar to the Camino de Santiago one, to promote rural tourism in Seville
** The Regional Government of Andalusia has launched a new tourist pass, inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport, to encourage rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful regions of Seville. The initiative aims to boost visits and stimulate the local economy in the area.
Oil prices rise with no sign of an end to the Iran war
Oil prices climbed as the war in Iran showed no signs of ending, raising concerns about supply disruptions. Traders reacted to the ongoing conflict and the risk of wider regional instability, which could affect energy flows and keep prices elevated.
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** Oil retreats after hitting four-year high over concerns of US-Iran war escalation
** Oil prices pulled back after surging to a four-year high as traders worried the US-Iran conflict could escalate into war and threaten supply. The rally was driven by fears of disruption in the Middle East, but prices eased as markets reassessed the likelihood and timing of further escalation.
** Oil prices rise as Iran tensions, Hormuz disruptions remain
** Oil prices climbed as market fears grew over renewed tensions with Iran and possible disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, a key global shipping route. Traders weighed the risk of supply outages and broader regional instability, which supported crude prices.
** Spiking central bank dissent risks stoking volatility: McGeever
** Central bank dissent is rising just as policymakers face inflation, slowing growth, and market sensitivity to rate-path expectations. The article argues that more split votes could weaken forward guidance, increase uncertainty, and fuel volatility across bonds, currencies, and equities as investors reassess how unified central banks really are.
** Venezuelaâs RodrĂguez says monthly minimum income will rise to $240
** Venezuelaâs vice president said the countryâs monthly minimum income will be raised to $240, aiming to reduce the impact of soaring inflation and economic hardship. The increase is part of a broader effort to improve workersâ purchasing power as the country continues to face a deep economic crisis.
** Trump signs order authorizing oil pipeline project, partially reviving Keystone XL
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Trump says gas prices will drop as soon as the war with Iran is over
The article says Trump claimed gas prices will fall once the war involving Iran ends, linking energy costs to the conflict. He presented the issue as dependent on restoring stability in the region and suggested lower prices would follow quickly after the war concludes.
** Oil prices slip, but are set to end April with gains as Hormuz disruptions persist
** Oil prices edged lower but were still poised to end April with gains as markets watched ongoing disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz. Concerns over supply risks and regional tensions supported prices, while traders weighed demand signals and broader market conditions.
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** Toyota to post fourth straight quarterly profit drop as Middle East risks and costs mount
** Toyota is expected to report a fourth consecutive quarterly decline in profit as tensions in the Middle East, rising costs, and other pressures weigh on earnings. Analysts say the automaker is facing weaker profit margins despite steady demand, with geopolitical instability adding to the uncertainty.
** Toto shares surge on record FY earnings, chip-related investment plans
** Toto reported record full-year earnings, which lifted its shares as investors welcomed the strong results and plans linked to chip-related investments. The company also highlighted continued demand and a positive outlook, boosting confidence in its growth prospects.
Major Japanese trading houses expect higher profits as the war in Iran drags on
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** Asian stocks rise tracking Wall St record highs; renewed Iran fears limit gains
** Asian shares rose after strong gains in U.S. markets, with investors encouraged by record highs on Wall Street and hopes for another Federal Reserve rate cut. However, gains were limited as renewed worries about a possible U.S.-Iran conflict kept traders cautious, curbing broader risk appetite across regional markets.
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** SEC clears Nasdaq proposal for prediction market options tied to benchmark index
** The SEC has approved Nasdaqâs plan to list options linked to a benchmark index based on prediction market contracts. The move could expand regulated trading products tied to event-driven markets and deepen the integration of prediction markets into mainstream finance.
** Federal monitor flags âdysfunctionâ in the UAWâs management of investments
** A federal monitor says the UAWâs investment management has been marked by dysfunction, with weak oversight and decision-making failures. The findings raise concerns about governance and accountability as the union continues efforts to reform its operations after years of corruption scandals.
** South Korean April exports rise 48.0% year over year as chip boom extends
** South Koreaâs April exports jumped 48.0% from a year earlier, driven by strong semiconductor demand and continued growth in the chip sector. The article notes that the export surge reflects the ongoing global chip boom, supporting the countryâs trade performance.
** Japanâs factory activity growth reaches a 4-year high due to stockpiling, PMI shows
** Japanâs factory activity expanded at its fastest pace in nearly four years in March, driven by stockpiling ahead of possible U.S. tariffs, according to the PMI. Output and new orders increased, while companies rushed to build inventories as trade concerns and supply-chain uncertainty grew.
** Irish manufacturers see steepest rise in costs since 2022
** Irish manufacturers reported the sharpest increase in costs since 2022, driven by rising input prices, wages, and energy expenses. The latest survey points to continued pressure on factory margins as firms struggle with higher operating costs, even as demand conditions remain mixed.
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** Tokyo core CPI rises 1.5% year over year in April
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** Mexicoâs economy contracts more than expected, recovery could hinge on the World Cup
** Mexicoâs economy shrank more than expected in the latest quarter, raising concerns about a fragile recovery. Analysts say growth may depend partly on spending and investment related to the upcoming World Cup, which could boost tourism, infrastructure, and consumer demand.
** Natural gas storage rises less than expected, which is bullish for prices
** Natural gas storage increased less than expected, signaling tighter supply and supporting higher prices. The smaller-than-forecast build suggests demand remains solid and inventories may be less comfortable heading into the next period of weather-driven consumption.
Chicago PMI Falls Below Expectations, Signals Contraction in Manufacturing
The Chicago PMI fell more than expected and slipped below 50, indicating a contraction in manufacturing activity. The weak reading suggests slower business conditions in the region and adds to concerns about broader industrial weakness.
** Rise in benefits lifts US labor costs in first quarter
** US labor costs rose in the first quarter as benefits expenses increased, suggesting tighter wage pressures despite slower pay gains. The report indicates that employers are still facing elevated compensation costs, which could affect inflation and Federal Reserve policy.
** Morning Bid: Never mind the oil, feel the earnings!
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** Explainer: What would Japanese intervention to boost a weak yen look like?
** Japan can intervene in FX markets by selling U.S. dollars and buying yen to slow or reverse the currencyâs decline, typically through the Finance Ministry and Bank of Japan. Such action is usually reserved for sharp, disruptive moves and may have only temporary effects unless backed by broader policy changes and market conditions.
Yen steadies after Japan intervention; traders brace for more action
Japanâs yen stabilized after suspected government intervention to support the currency, but traders remained on alert for further moves. The actions came as officials signaled concern over the yenâs rapid weakening, while markets weighed the impact on exporters, interest rates, and the possibility of additional currency intervention.
China, US economic chiefs raise complaints in a âcandidâ call ahead of Trump-Xi summit
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng held a âcandidâ call ahead of the Trump-Xi summit, voicing concerns over trade, tariffs, export controls, fentanyl, soybeans, and shipping. Both sides said they want to manage tensions and keep communication channels open as markets await signs of progress.
** Core inflation in Tokyo slows, seen accelerating on energy shock
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** Brazilâs government to announce new measures on household indebtedness next week
** Brazilâs government is set to unveil new measures next week aimed at easing household debt burdens. The announcement is expected to address rising indebtedness among families and may include policies to improve credit conditions or debt relief.
Wall Street closes higher, S&P 500 and Nasdaq post biggest monthly gains in years
U.S. stocks rose to end the month with strong gains, as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq recorded their biggest monthly advances in years. Investor optimism was supported by improving economic data and expectations that the Federal Reserve may slow future interest rate increases.
** RBA to raise cash rate to 4.35% on May 5 as a growing minority of economists expect further increases: Reuters poll
** A Reuters poll shows that the Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to lift the cash rate to 4.35% on May 5, with some economists now forecasting another rate hike later. The outlook comes amid persistent inflation concerns and a still-tight labor market, keeping pressure on policymakers to remain hawkish.
** U.S. Treasury rolls out Marvel comics and âTrump accountsâ in financial literacy drive for kids
** The U.S. Treasury is launching a financial literacy campaign for children that includes Marvel-themed comics and promotion of âTrump accounts.â The effort aims to teach kids about saving and investing by using pop culture and new account incentives to make money management more engaging for families.
** Bonds and stocks rise as oil pulls back; yen jumps after Japanâs currency intervention
** Global markets rose as falling oil prices eased inflation concerns, boosting stocks and bonds. The yen jumped after Japan appeared to intervene in currency markets to support the currency. Investors also reacted to changing expectations for interest-rate cuts and the economyâs resilience.
** Bitcoin edges slightly higher, on pace for its best month in a year as risk assets rebound
** Bitcoin rose slightly as markets recovered, putting the cryptocurrency on track for its strongest monthly performance in about a year. The move came as risk appetite returned across assets, helping lift crypto prices along with broader markets.
** Stratosphere Acquires Movimentum, a Leading CoinMarketCap Marketing Agency
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** From Meme Coin to Mass Retail: BONK Announces Strategic Partnership With Paxos
** BONK has announced a strategic partnership with Paxos to expand its reach into mainstream retail. The collaboration aims to bridge BONKâs meme coin popularity with regulated, large-scale crypto infrastructure, potentially improving accessibility, trust, and adoption among everyday users and merchants.
** BTCC Exchange and the Argentine Football Association Unite as Legends in New Campaign Video
** BTCC Exchange and the Argentine Football Association have teamed up on a new campaign video featuring football legends. The collaboration highlights BTCCâs branding and partnership with AFA, aiming to boost global visibility and connect with sports fans through an iconic football association.
** ADGM and Hashed Publish Policy Report Following Web3 Leaders Roundtable at ADFW 2025
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** Kite Launches Kite Chain and Kite Agent Passport, Enabling Autonomous AI Agent Payments
** Kite has introduced Kite Chain, an AI-focused Layer 1 blockchain, and Kite Agent Passport, a wallet for autonomous AI agents. The platform allows agents to make payments, access services, and operate independently within a secure, programmable on-chain environment designed for machine-to-machine transactions.
** Bybit Launches USD Trading Pairs, Simplifying USD On-Ramp for Traders
** The article highlights Bybitâs launch of USD trading pairs, designed to make it easier for traders to deposit and trade directly in USD. The new pairs aim to simplify the on-ramp process, reduce conversion steps, and improve accessibility for users entering the crypto market.
** Argentum AI Signs $1.5 Billion Agreement to Provide Large-Scale GPU Cloud Capacity
** Argentum AI announced a $1.5 billion agreement to deliver large-scale GPU cloud capacity, aiming to meet rising demand for high-performance computing and AI infrastructure. The deal is intended to expand access to powerful GPU resources for enterprise and AI workloads.
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** Dfns & Zama: Unlocking Institutional Liquidity on Public Blockchains Via Confidential Wallet Infrastructure
** The article explains how Dfns and Zama are combining wallet infrastructure and confidential computing to enable institutions to use public blockchains with greater privacy. Their approach aims to protect transaction data, support compliant asset management, and unlock new liquidity by making institutional participation on-chain safer and more practical.
** Amkor Technology prices $1 billion convertible notes due 2031
** Amkor Technology priced $1 billion in convertible senior notes due 2031 in a private offering to qualified institutional buyers. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, which may include share repurchases, debt repayment, and strategic investments.
** Seaport Therapeutics prices IPO at $18 per share
** Seaport Therapeutics priced its initial public offering at $18 per share, raising capital as it moves toward a public listing.
** Senseonics prices $80 million public offering at $5 per share
** Senseonics has priced an $80 million public offering of common stock at $5 per share, according to the company. The offering is expected to support general corporate purposes and business operations, subject to customary closing conditions.
** Pershing Square Holdings Sees Reduced Performance Fees
** Pershing Square Holdings said its performance fees are expected to decline, which is likely to benefit shareholders by reducing costs. The update suggests the fundâs fee structure will be less expensive than previously anticipated, although details on the timing and exact size of the reduction were not provided.
Cathie Woodâs ARK sells AMD stock, buys Alphabet and Meta
ARK Invest reduced its AMD holdings while increasing its positions in Alphabet and Meta, according to recent trading disclosures. The moves suggest Cathie Wood is shifting capital toward larger tech names, even as ARK trims exposure to chipmaker AMD.
Rein Therapeutics prices $50 million public offering at $1
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** Inspirit Capital completes acquisition of Kaplan Languages Group
** Inspirit Capital has acquired Kaplan Languages Group, which provides English and foreign language education through schools and online programs. The deal supports the groupâs international growth and continued investment in digital learning and student services.
** Martinrea Q1 2026 slides: margins expand despite revenue decline
** The article details Martinreaâs Q1 2026 performance, highlighting expanding margins even as revenue declined. It discusses the factors behind the margin improvement, likely including cost controls, operational efficiency, and mix changes, along with broader business outlook and financial results.
** Gran Tierra Energy sets Q1 2026 results date, annual meeting
** Gran Tierra Energy announced that it will release its first-quarter 2026 results and hold its annual general meeting. The update provided scheduling details for investors and shareholders ahead of the companyâs upcoming financial disclosure and meeting.
** GoDaddy Q1 2026 Slides: Margin Expansion, AI Momentum Drive Results
** GoDaddy reported strong Q1 2026 results, driven by margin expansion, AI-related momentum, and solid customer growth. The company highlighted operational efficiency, improved profitability, and continued investment in product innovation as key factors supporting performance and future growth.