News Summary - 05/02/2026

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** US to cut troop levels in Germany by 5,000 amid Trump spat with Merz

** The US will reduce its troop presence in Germany by 5,000, a move linked to tensions between the two allies during a dispute over Iran.

** Trump tells Congress ceasefire means he does not need their approval for Iran war

** The president said that hostilities with Iran “have terminated” under the ceasefire, arguing that this means he no longer needs congressional authorization for military action.

** “If we sleep, they bite”: Rats and weasels infest camps for displaced Gazans

** In Gaza, displaced residents in camps are struggling not only with conflict but also with growing infestations of rats, weasels, and other pests. The animals are spreading disease and worsening already dire living conditions, making daily life increasingly dangerous and difficult.

** Trump claims other presidents flouted war powers law. It's a mixed record

** The article says U.S. presidents have had mixed compliance with war powers rules: George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, and Reagan sought congressional authorization for military actions, while Obama and Clinton often avoided doing so. This context is used to assess Trump’s claim that past presidents ignored the law.

Billions of meals at risk because of Iran war, says fertilizer boss

Yara’s boss warns that the conflict in Iran could cause fertilizer shortages, reduce crop yields, and raise food prices, putting billions of meals at risk.

**Australia wants to become the first country to eliminate a cancer — can it?**

**For the first time, Australia has recorded no new cervical cancer diagnoses in women under 25.**

Who shot a Secret Service officer at the Trump press dinner?

Court documents do not directly say the suspect shot the officer, although officials have stated that the injury was not caused by “friendly fire.”

** US court limits mail-order access to abortion pill mifepristone

** A court ruling restricts mail-order access to mifepristone, the abortion pill used in medication abortions. The decision affects access to the most common abortion method in the US.

** War criminal Mladic close to death, lawyers say as they ask judge for jail release

** Ratko Mladic, 84, is serving a life sentence for genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity committed during the 1992–95 Bosnian war. His lawyers say he is close to death and are asking a judge to grant him release from prison.

** Missing Oscar found after Academy Award winner was prevented from taking it on a flight

** The airline said the missing Academy Award was safely in its possession in Frankfurt and was arranging to return it to its owner after it was not allowed on the flight. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural or more like a news headline.

** Turkish police arrest more than 500 people at May Day rallies

** Turkey deploys large police forces every May 1 as workers and unions hold marches and rallies.

** Israeli police arrest man after nun attacked in Jerusalem

** A French nun was pushed over and kicked in what appeared to be an unprovoked attack in Jerusalem, amid growing harassment of Christians in the city by Jewish extremists. Israeli police have arrested a man in connection with the assault.

Israel releases all but two activists in Greece after intercepting Gaza aid flotilla

The Global Sumud Flotilla condemned Israel’s interception of its Gaza aid mission as “piracy,” while Israel’s foreign ministry dismissed the effort as a “PR stunt.”

** Zayn Malik cancels US tour and cuts UK dates after hospital bed photo shared

** Zayn Malik updated fans on Instagram that he is cutting dates from his world tour, including U.S. shows and some UK performances. The former One Direction singer shared the news after posting a photo from a hospital bed, prompting concern among fans.

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** British couple jailed in Iran: "We’re likely to be here for a long time"

** Lindsay and Craig Foreman, a British couple arrested in Iran during a motorcycle tour last year, are now facing a possible 10-year prison sentence.

Brazil’s Congress approves plan to drastically reduce Bolsonaro’s prison sentence

Last year, former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was sentenced to 27 years in prison for plotting a coup after losing the election.

** Violence in an Australian town after the arrest of a man over a girl's murder

** Unrest broke out outside a hospital where a man suspected of murdering a five-year-old girl was being treated.

** US imposes sanctions on former DR Congo President Kabila, alleging rebel support

** The US has imposed sanctions on former DR Congo President Joseph Kabila, accusing him of supporting rebels and attempting to destabilize the government. Kabila has not responded to the allegations.

** China removes tariffs for all but one African nation

** China’s zero-tariff policy is strengthening its soft power across Africa, but analysts say the benefits may be uneven, with some countries gaining more than others.

** Six injured in Washington state school stabbing

** Five students and one security guard were hospitalized after a stabbing attack at Foss High School in Washington state.

** Britney Spears charged in California with driving under the influence

** Britney Spears is facing one misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs in California.

** Oil price hits highest since 2022 after report Trump to be briefed on new Iran options

** Axios reported that U.S. Central Command has prepared a plan for a wave of "short and powerful" strikes on Iran.

** Venice Biennale jury resigns days before the start of the top art exhibition

** The jury resigned amid rising tensions over Russia’s return to the Venice Biennale for the first time since its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

** Vonn still in "survival mode" after Olympic crash

** Lindsey Vonn says she is still too emotional to decide her future in skiing after her Olympic crash. The American star says she is in "survival mode" and faces at least 18 months of recovery before making any career decisions.

** Former Chick-fil-A Employee Charged in $80,000 Mac and Cheese Scheme

** A Texas man is accused of using his position at Chick-fil-A to refund hundreds of catering-sized mac and cheese tray orders to his personal credit cards, allegedly stealing about $80,000.

** Trainee driver crashes bus into the River Seine

** A trainee driver hit a parked car, then veered off the road and crashed a bus into the River Seine about 12 miles south of Paris early Thursday.

** “This tree was planted by my ancestor hundreds of years ago, and my family settled here.”

** Oral history in a Ghanaian fishing town says that a family’s ancestry can be traced back to a tree planted in the 13th century, marking the place where their ancestors settled generations ago.

** Thousands of “lost Canadians” have applied for dual citizenship — is Canada ready?

** Changes to Canadian citizenship rules have triggered thousands of new dual-citizenship applications, with many applicants coming from the United States.

** Love, Lies, and Angry Ghosts: Indians Are Binge-Watching Two-Minute Dramas

** Major Indian producers are looking to invest in micro-dramas, a fast-growing entertainment format that has become hugely popular in the country.

** Is Saudi Arabia’s sports revolution unravelling?

** Saudi Arabia is set to withdraw its multi-billion-dollar support from LIV Golf, raising questions about the future of its broader sports strategy. Dan Roan examines whether this move signals trouble for the kingdom’s wider investment in global sports.

** It’s not just oil: Iran war also threatens Asia’s food security

** As planting season begins across Asia, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Chinese export restrictions are disrupting fertilizer supplies, raising concerns that the Iran war could threaten the region’s food security, not just its energy supplies.

** The sub-Arctic town pitching itself as Canada’s gateway to Europe

** Churchill, Manitoba, known as the polar bear capital, is aiming to turn its deep-water port into a year-round trade route, positioning the remote sub-Arctic town as a potential gateway for Canadian trade with Europe.

** New CCTV footage appears to show when shots were fired at Washington press dinner

** Newly released video appears to show the timing of shots fired at a Washington press dinner, following claims that a Secret Service member was injured in a possible “friendly fire” incident.

** Massive sea lion makes rare appearance in San Francisco

** Steller sea lions usually live in the colder waters of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, so seeing one in the Bay Area is uncommon.

** Why is China banning drone sales in Beijing?

** The BBC’s Laura Bicker examines China’s tighter drone regulations in Beijing, where authorities say the restrictions are aimed at protecting public safety.

** Joy as record-breaking runner Sawe returns home

** BBC reports from Kenya on the homecoming of Sabastian Sawe, the first man to run a marathon in under two hours.

** “Attacked 28 times in one day” - BBC visits heavily targeted US-UK base in Iraq

** Before the region’s fragile ceasefire, this US-UK military base in the Middle East was among the most heavily attacked, highlighting the intensity of recent regional tensions.

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** Trump accuses the EU of not complying with the trade agreement and announces that he will raise the tariff on European vehicles from 15% to 25%. The European Commission denies it and warns that it has "options" to defend itself.

** Trump says he is not “happy” with Spain or Italy over their stance on Iran

** Trump said at the White House that he is not happy with Italy or Spain because, according to him, they believe Iran should be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.

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** Trump rejected Iran’s latest proposal to end the war and said Tehran wants to reach an agreement, but is not offering enough. He also defended the U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and said he is not satisfied with the offer presented by the Iranian government.

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** The unions pointed out at the May Day marches that millions of families are unable to make ends meet, even with several members working, and demanded a fairer distribution of wealth.

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** Workers, pensioners, and students share with *20minutos* their main demands during May Day, the most protest-focused day of the year.

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** Maximum temperatures will drop in most of the country, while more storms, rain, and hail are expected in the coming hours.

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** Sports journalist Juanma Castaño strongly criticized the Minister of Sports for her remarks about men’s football, saying that if a male minister had said them, he would have been dismissed.

** Sánchez demands Israel release the Spanish flotilla member: “I hope those who talk so much about patriotism will support this”

** The Prime Minister denounces a new violation of international law.

** Jannik Sinner reaches his first Mutua Madrid Open final after thrashing Arthur Fils

** Italian Jannik Sinner beat Frenchman Arthur Fils convincingly 6-2, 6-4 at the Caja Mágica, securing a place in his first Mutua Madrid Open final.

** Zverev defeats Blockx and sets up a showdown with Sinner in his fourth Madrid final

** Zverev reached his fourth final in Madrid after beating Blockx and will now go for his third title at the Caja Mágica. In the final, he will face Jannik Sinner, the current world number one and the heavy favorite.

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** Alejandro Entrambasaguas exclusively revealed on *Fiesta* information about Alfonso Basterra’s statements ahead of his upcoming release from prison.

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** Ten of the 19 cows that escaped from a farm last Wednesday have been recovered in Galicia. Some of them were rescued with the help of a helicopter loaned by Asturias to remove them from a hard-to-reach area.

** María Iborra opens up about the death of her mother, Verónica Forqué: "Should I have insisted that she not do 'MasterChef'?"

** María Iborra, daughter of Verónica Forqué, has written her mother’s memoirs and reflects on her death, which occurred on December 13, 2021. In the text, she wonders whether she should have insisted that her mother not take part in *MasterChef*.

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** The tool shows how the locations of points on Earth have changed over millions of years, allowing you to see whether a city moved north or south.

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** Risto Mejide says goodbye to his role as a judge on *Got Talent* after ten years and reflects on his 20-year career judging on television. He admits that he no longer feels as comfortable evaluating others and faces this last day with a more critical view of his role.

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** Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa took part in an extraordinary videoconference to celebrate the provisional entry into force of the trade agreement between the EU and Mercosur, highlighting its importance and mutual benefits.

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** The Israeli police released the video of a violent assault against a nun in Jerusalem. The alleged attacker was arrested and faces charges of “racist assault.”

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** The Euromillions draw has left another second-tier winner in Spain, awarded more than 170,000 euros. In addition, the jackpot rolls over and rises to 49 million euros.

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** The autopsy confirmed that Jacqueline, daughter of Peter Falk, died at age 60 from asphyxiation.

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** The new European regulation on the welfare and traceability of dogs and cats will be implemented gradually, with deadlines ranging from 2 to 15 years to meet technical requirements for registration and infrastructure.

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** José Mourinho, Benfica’s coach, spoke at a pre-match press conference ahead of the game against Famalicão and denied having received any contact from Real Madrid, thereby putting an end to rumors about a possible approach from the Spanish club.

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** The possibility of José Mourinho returning to Real Madrid has split the fanbase: some welcome his comeback because of his personality and experience, while others reject it because of his past at the club and his controversial style. The debate on social media reflects sharply divided opinions on whether it would be a smart move or a step backward.

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** Marcos Llorente has announced that he is no longer involved with Aureo Lightstyle, the infrared light treatment company and maker of yellow- and red-lens glasses for indoor use, in which he was a partner.

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** Madrid’s commercial court has placed Malinche The Musical Spain SL, the company linked to the production of Nacho Cano’s musical, into voluntary bankruptcy proceedings after it was unable to meet its debt payments.

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** A Bonoloto winner took home the €1.6 million jackpot. In addition, there was one Second Category winner in the Balearic Islands, awarded €132,619.63.

** Britney Spears, photographed for the first time after being discharged from the detox center

** Britney Spears was spotted on Thursday riding in the passenger seat of a car, just one day after being discharged from a detox center.

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** The 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, movies, and other content anywhere, even on the terrace.

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** Agents from the GIAT unit of the Civil Guard in Huesca detected two men who agreed on a payment so that one would take the driving theory test impersonating the other. The case reflects a fraud that is becoming increasingly widespread in Spain and can lead to prison sentences.

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** The defense of the former ministerial adviser has used the expression “procedural platypus” several times to refer to Aldama during the masks trial, making it a striking term in the proceedings.

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** Évole asked Broncano to tone down the jokes during his visit to *La Revuelta* because he was afraid of having a cataplexy attack.

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** Thousands of people attended a rave in a military field in France, despite warnings from the authorities that the area is “very dangerous” due to the possible presence of buried explosive devices.

** Luis reacts to the never-before-seen footage of Julia after her confrontation bonfire: “You arrive on the island and they change the plans”

** After their confrontation bonfire, the couple has decided to continue with their experience on the island. Luis reacted to the never-before-seen footage of Julia, noting that arriving on the island means unexpected changes to the plans.

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** New images released by prosecutors show Cole Allen firing at an agent during the dinner where Trump was present. The video also shows him the day before the attack, wandering around the area where the event was held.

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** The trade deal with Mercosur continues to divide opinions: while most farmers oppose it because of the impact it could have on their livelihoods, sectors such as wine and olive growing support it because they see new business opportunities in the agreement.

** The case of the lost Oscar: an airline misplaces the statuette of the latest Best Documentary winner

** David Borenstein and Pavel Ilych Talankin won the Oscar for Best Documentary for directing *Mr. Nobody Against Putin*. The article highlights that an airline misplaced the statuette of the most recent winner, creating an unusual situation for the filmmakers.

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** An IMR study indicates that, from age 45, sunspots become one of the main dermatological concerns, above others such as sagging or wrinkles.

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** The Egyptian philosopher argues that thinking involves making mistakes, but that those mistakes are part of learning and freedom. She maintains that preserving the right to think is essential, because even thinking badly is preferable to not thinking at all.

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** Cybersecurity company Malwarebytes has launched a scam detector that can be directly integrated into Claude.

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** Interest in gastronomy is increasingly influencing the choice of travel destinations. The article highlights which cities have the best food in the world, including one in Spain among the top ten.

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** Making homemade tiramisu is not complicated, but to achieve the best version, you need to pay attention to a few details. Chefs agree that one of the keys to success is letting it rest, so its flavors and texture can set properly.

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** The Ministry of Transport has definitively approved the project to build a direct connection between the V-30 and the A-3 in Valencia. The work, which received provisional approval in 2024, will have a budget of 56 million euros.

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** The Prime Minister highlighted three keys to winning the elections in Andalusia: mobilization, strategic voting, and confidence in victory. He said there is still “a game to be played” and encouraged support for Montero to secure victory on 17M.

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** The five main parties represented in parliament between 2022 and 2026 — PP, PSOE, Vox, Por Andalucía, and Adelante Andalucía — are presenting their top candidates to run for president of the regional government in the 2026 Andalusian elections.

** Andalusia begins the race to the polls: Moreno seeks another majority so he won’t depend on Vox, and Montero is taking a gamble in a hostile scenario

** The official campaign began at midnight, with the five main candidates focused on an election that will serve as a preview of next year’s general elections. Moreno aims to win an outright majority again without needing Vox, while Montero faces a difficult contest in an unfavorable context.

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** Since the Basque Government took over the administration of prisons, 18 ETA members have been granted semi-freedom through the “fast track” and 94 through third-degree status. Most do not sleep in prison. Victims’ associations are calling for legal changes. There are 123 ETA members left in Spanish prisons, almost all in the Basque Country except for three in Navarre.

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** Abascal accuses the Prime Minister of wanting to replace the Spanish people, whom he says Sánchez despises because they no longer vote for him. He also warns that it would be a mistake to consider Sánchez, whom he describes as a “mafioso,” defeated.

** Writer Fernando Cabeza Quiles dies after suffering a bicycle accident in A Coruña

** Writer Fernando Cabeza Quiles, known for his studies on the toponymy of Galicia, died after suffering a bicycle accident in A Coruña.

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** Emilie Kiser, an influencer, acknowledged that talking about the subject was very difficult, but decided to do so to support other parents with the arrival of summer, coinciding with the anniversary of her son’s death.

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** The 21-year-old Basque singer explains in an interview with *20minutos* that he wanted to dedicate a song to Juanjo, although it was the most difficult one to work out.

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** Apple introduces a new feature that lets users spread out subscription payments instead of paying all at once. While it can make costs easier to manage, there is a small catch or “trick” involved that users should be aware of.

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** Many households pay more than they should for having contracted an electricity power level higher than their actual peak usage. Adjusting it to what is really needed can save up to 60 euros a year without reducing energy use.

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** Supermarket opening hours often change on holidays, and May 2 in Madrid may affect the opening times of Mercadona and other chains. The article explains which stores will keep their usual hours, which will change them, and what options customers have for shopping that day.

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** The article highlights three restaurants in Madrid recommended by the Michelin Guide where you can eat well without spending much: they offer quality cuisine and a pleasant dining experience for less than 45 euros.

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** Riotinto is home to the world’s largest open-pit mining operation, an enormous footprint of human activity on the land. Its impact has also sparked controversy because of its environmental effects.

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** Defending diversity requires recognizing it and confronting it honestly. The text argues that embracing inclusion means facing a complex reality directly—one we often do not know how to manage.

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** The article questions the idea that the labor market is doing well, pointing out that this perception has serious cracks, although the situation is still holding up.

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** The “godmother of punk” will perform again in Spain, this time at the Teatro Campoamor in Oviedo, the venue for the Princess of Asturias Awards ceremony.

** We Sneaked into the “Got Talent” Finale: This Is What the Contest Looks Like from the Inside

** The article offers an exclusive look at the finale of “Got Talent” on Telecinco, showing what the show is like behind the scenes and the atmosphere backstage during the competition’s taping.

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** Marta López Álamo has broken her silence in the middle of the controversy between Makoke and Kiko Matamoros. According to the report, she has decided on her own what stance she will take on the matter and has made it clear that she does not consider herself a victim.

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** Alcohol and drug tests on the learner driver and her instructor came back negative. Even so, the woman was arrested by police after the incident in which a bus ended up sunk in the Seine River, forcing four people to be rescued.

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** The legendary band shared brief, mysterious notes on Instagram, continuing an enigmatic promotional campaign that fans and media believe could be the lead-up to a new album.

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** 20minutos invites readers to use Ciudadano20, its channel for participating in the news process, submitting complaints, and suggesting topics or stories that should be investigated.

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** Show how much you remember about April’s current events, score 20 points, and enter the giveaway for a TD Systems Bluetooth table speaker.

** How much do you know about *The Devil Wears Prada*? Test yourself with this trivia

** The sequel to *The Devil Wears Prada*, starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway, now has a release date in Spain: it will hit theaters on April 30.

** Days could end up lasting 25 hours: the Earth is spinning more and more slowly, according to a new study

** A new study indicates that the Earth is rotating more slowly, which could mean that, in the future, days will last 25 hours. In addition to the known effect of the Moon moving away, the warming of ice and water masses may also be contributing to this gradual slowdown.

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** Fernando Alonso joked about his recent fatherhood during the Miami Grand Prix, comparing himself to being “fast” at changing diapers while admitting he’s still not sure whether he’s doing everything correctly.

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** The actor and director Secun de la Rosa takes part in the interview “Out of Context” with Rebeca Marín for 20minutos.

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** The Civil Guard located and identified in Melilla the alleged perpetrator of a 3,183-euro scam against a family in Toledo using the “son in trouble” method. The suspect is listed as the holder of the bank account where the money from the fraud was deposited.

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** The Police have expelled 21 citizens from Spain who were in an irregular situation and had accumulated more than 170 police records, in application of the immigration law.

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** The president of the NGO Chernobyl Elkartea, Marian Izagirre, explains that at first they only 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 Lavapiés complain that 24-hour stores do not benefit the neighborhood and create problems such as nighttime alcohol sales, noise, and the deterioration of local commerce. They argue that these businesses do not meet residents’ needs and disrupt community life.

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** The “son in trouble” scam on WhatsApp is growing in Spain amid the rise of digital fraud. Criminals impersonate family members and create a sense of urgency to trick victims, in a type of cybercrime that is becoming increasingly common and is responsible for a large share of these complaints.

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** MasterChef Celebrity has revealed the first four contestants for its legends edition, who will return to the show's kitchens.

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** Antena 3 was the leading TV network in April, a month in which the news programs sparked the greatest interest among viewers.

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** Journalist Jorge Calabrés said on *Horizonte* that Koldo García threatened him in a restaurant after the publication of a story he didn’t like. According to his account, Ábalos’s former adviser told him he was going to “break his legs.”

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** Some participants from 'LIDLT 10' have admitted that watching their experience on television is being very hard. After the first bonfire episode aired, they confessed that reliving those moments is emotionally much more difficult.

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** The relationship between Claudia and Almudena, once inseparable on *Supervivientes*, broke down live when Claudia confronted her during the positioning segment. The moment made weeks of growing tension and distance between them clear.

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** In April, television consumption dropped to 4 hours and 36 minutes per viewer per day, seven minutes less than before. Women watched more TV than men (166 vs. 146 minutes), and the highest-viewing group was people over 74 years old, with 340 minutes a day.

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** Borja Sémper recalled on *El Hormiguero* the assassination attempt he suffered at the hands of ETA and said he lived with bodyguards for 17 years. He stated that he decided the group was not going to kill him, but it was also not going to ruin his life.

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** The Belgian princess suffered a phishing scam on December 23, 2021, through which the perpetrators allegedly obtained 17,000 euros. According to the report, that money was used to pay for drinks in Marbella.

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** María Peláe announced in an Instagram story that she will marry Alba Reig, a member of Sweet California. The artist shared the news with humor, writing: “In the end, I convinced her.”

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** Content creator Rebeca Toribio has announced that she is pregnant, 10 months after her breakup with Miguel Ángel Silvestre. She wanted to let her followers know that she does not intend to idealize this stage.

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** The British production company Love Monday gained exclusive access to five hours of conversations recorded in 1991, which will be part of a documentary featuring previously unseen material about Princess Diana.

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** The *El Sótano Club* contributor accuses Vito Quiles of being an “ultra-right-wing agitator” funded by fascist groups, and says that his behavior amounts to harassment and fascism.

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** Georg Baselitz’s first solo exhibition in West Berlin in 1963 was criticized by the press, which described it as pornographic.

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** According to Pepe del Real, Isabel Pantoja’s concert in Puerto Rico is in danger of being canceled. In addition, the singer is said to have received a 25% advance payment for the event.

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** A black bear was rescued in Albany, New York, after getting stuck in a tree. Authorities and environmental personnel sedated it with a tranquilizer dart and prepared a net and padded surface so it could fall safely during the operation.

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** Alejandro Sanz made a surprise appearance at Laura Pausini’s concert at the Movistar Arena in Bogotá, moving the Italian singer after she performed “Cuando nadie me ve,” a song made popular by Sanz and included in her cover album *Yo Canto 2*.

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** The Mossos d'Esquadra arrested a 47-year-old man accused of seven thefts in shops in Barcelona, where he stole boxes of Lego toys to resell them later on digital platforms and buy-and-sell stores. The value of the stolen items was around 2,000 euros.

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** Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, called the representatives of Israel and Palestine to the podium during the FIFA Congress this Thursday and tried to get them to greet each other with a handshake. The Palestinian representative refused, creating a tense moment at the event.

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** The Spanish-Georgian Ilia Topuria continues training in Miami ahead of his fight against Justin Gaethje. According to the article, he is setting a very tough pace in camp and treats his sparring partners as if they were Gaethje himself, raising the intensity of his preparation.

** Formula 1’s response to criticism: it shakes up its regulations for Miami

** The FIA will introduce, pending official ratification, several changes to the Formula 1 regulations for the Miami Grand Prix. The most notable measure will be the use and deployment of electric energy, with the aim of increasing excitement and improving safety in the races.

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** The Saudi sovereign wealth fund PIF announced that it will stop financing the golf circuit led by Jon Rahm. In a statement, the investment group of the Saudi regime emphasized its decision to withdraw its resources from the tournament.

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** The Spanish tennis player was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Mutua Madrid Open by Jannik Sinner.

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** Plena Inclusión urges higher public investment to ensure quality employment for people with disabilities and calls for urgent measures to improve working conditions in the disability sector, where jobs are often often precarious.

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** The European Medicines Agency has approved tolebrutinib, a treatment for multiple sclerosis that reduces silent disability progression by 31%. The decision marks an important breakthrough and brings hope to patients and specialists.

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** The employment rate for people with disabilities remains very low: only three out of ten have jobs.

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** The ECB Governing Council is giving itself a few more weeks, until its June 11 meeting, to decide its next move, opening the door to a possible rate increase that could make mortgages even more expensive.

** Spain will meet its deficit and debt commitments but will spend more than agreed with the EU

** Spain expects eligible expenditure to grow by 4.2% this year. The figure remains within the limits of fiscal rules, but exceeds the 3.5% target set in its 2025–2028 Structural Fiscal Plan.

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** Santander has acquired Sabadell’s British subsidiary TSB for 3 billion euros. The deal strengthens the bank’s presence in the United Kingdom, where it becomes the third-largest bank in the country.

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** Repsol increased its profit by 154% through March, reaching 929 million euros, driven by the rise in oil prices as a result of the war. In addition, it recorded a positive patrimonial effect of 593 million euros from the revaluation of its inventories in a context of rising crude prices.

** Stellantis emerges from the red and posts €377 million in profit in the first quarter

** Stellantis managed to return to profit, recording €377 million in earnings in the first quarter, although the market reacted negatively: its shares fell 7.44% at the start of trading in Paris.

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** Indra starts the year with strong results, boosting profits by 28% and revenue by 25%. The defense and technology multinational reports a solid order backlog of €20 billion and signals openness to a possible merger with EM&E.

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** A selection of streaming miniseries to binge over the May bank holiday, with options from different genres such as psychological thrillers, family dramas, classic mysteries, and romances. They’re designed to hook you from the start and save you time deciding what to watch.

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** Marvel Studios would have been the company hardest hit by the recent massive staff cuts, a move many attribute to the use of artificial intelligence.

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** Eduardo Noriega, 52, premieres 'La ahorcada,' returning to horror cinema, the genre in which he stood out with 'Tesis' and 'The Devil's Backbone'.

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** Prime Video has revealed first looks, trailers, release dates, and more details about upcoming 2026 titles, including projects starring Ester Expósito and adaptations such as *Off Campus*, *Your Fault: London*, and *The Love Hypothesis*, among other releases designed to capture audience attention.

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** Jean-Claude Van Damme, star of films like *Timecop* and *Kickboxer*, predicted 25 years ago the arrival and success of streaming platforms. His intuition about the shift in how people consume movies was ultimately confirmed by the rise of Netflix and similar services.

** Samsung revolutionizes home audio with its new immersive sound lineup: everything arriving in 2026

** Samsung introduces a new home audio range for 2026 focused on more immersive sound, easier use, and adaptation to different spaces. The brand aims to improve the at-home immersive experience with devices designed to offer greater comfort and customization.

** Google Photos’ new feature turns your gallery into a virtual wardrobe

** Google Photos has added a feature that lets you combine clothing items to create outfits and save them, turning the gallery into a kind of virtual wardrobe.

** WhatsApp will stop working on these phones starting in September

** WhatsApp will warn users with certain phones before it stops being compatible with their operating system starting in September.

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** The realme 16 5G stands out for a curious circular mirror on the back, designed for selfies, and for its 6,550 mAh battery. The phone is positioned in the mid-range with a clear focus on offering good value for money.

Do you remember Vine? The app that popularized short-form videos before Instagram and TikTok is back

DiVine, the reboot of Vine, has returned as a public benefit corporation. The app currently lacks a defined revenue model, but aims to revive the short-form video format that made Vine a pioneer before Instagram and TikTok.

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** The article offers gift ideas for Mother’s Day designed for different tastes, with options that help show affection and make it easy to choose a special present for her.

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** A polished, shiny cut with a mirror-like finish and millimeter precision, offering a modern twist on the season’s hair trends.

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** Zara presents a simple, flattering blazer suit, ideal for creating spring looks. It’s a versatile option that works both for attending a communion or other celebration and for wearing to the office.

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** The article highlights that the vagus nerve is gaining attention for its key role in regulating stress and helping restore emotional balance, according to experts. Stimulating it could help calm the nervous system and support a better response to tense situations.

** Baptism protocol: 5 items of clothing you should never wear (and 5 that you should), according to an expert

** An expert explains what clothing is appropriate for attending a baptism, an event that is especially common during these months. The article gives guidance on which garments to avoid and which are appropriate in order to respect the etiquette of this type of celebration.

** Are you Miranda, Andy, or Emily? A psychologist analyzes the three characters from *The Devil Wears Prada*, and the result will tell you a lot about yourself

** A psychologist examines the personalities of Miranda, Andy, and Emily from *The Devil Wears Prada*, using the three characters as a lens for self-reflection. The piece suggests that readers can identify which character they relate to most and what that choice reveals about their own traits, values, and behavior.

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** Chef Ramón Freixa explains on his social media how to prepare boeuf bourguignon, a classic of French cuisine. He shares his recipe for this beef stew, highlighting ingredients such as shank, red wine, and aromatic herbs.

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** The Idiazábal PDO has refused to present its first cheese of the season at the Napardi gastronomic society, which does not admit women. The organization has maintained this tradition despite a requirement from the Navarre Institute for Equality to amend its statutes.

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** The Malaga restaurant La Marina Hermanos Palma won the award for Best Traditional Gazpachuelo in the latest edition of Salón Gourmets.

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** The article highlights that pickle juice has become popular among runners and elite athletes because of its supposed effect in relieving cramps and improving recovery. It also mentions its use in endurance events and the growing interest in its benefits, although the content shown is very brief.

**Escabeche, also for fish: easy recipe for pickled trout**

**Simple recipe for pickled trout that enhances the flavor of oily fish through escabeche, an easy and tasty preparation.**

** The restaurant in Avilés that makes the best cachopo: “I wanted to pay tribute to my grandmother; she made the cheese”

** La Cantina de Villalegre restaurant, in Avilés, won first prize in the contest “In Search of the Best Cachopo made with Asturian Beef IGP.” The award recognizes its cachopo as the best in this edition of the competition.

** Heritage, history, and fine dining in one of Spain’s most charming cities

** Oviedo, the capital of Asturias, stands out for its strong personality, historical heritage, and excellent cuisine. Although it has no sea, it makes up for it with a beauty that captivates those who visit it.

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** The city, set beside a large salt lagoon, is an off-the-beaten-path destination that rarely appears on standard travel routes.

** The tourist-free alternative to Peñíscola: a quiet coastal town in Castellón with incredible monuments

** This coastal town in Castellón, with around 2,000 inhabitants, is presented as a peaceful alternative to Peñíscola for enjoying summer on the Costa del Azahar without crowds. Ideal for those looking for a more relaxed vacation, it combines a tranquil atmosphere with an attractive setting and notable heritage.

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** 4-star hotel with Mudejar-inspired architecture, an outdoor pool for relaxing, and a restaurant specializing in regional Manchegan cuisine, all with outstanding views of Toledo.

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** An expert congress highlights Iberian ham as a functional food due to its high nutritional value. It provides high-quality protein and, in a 100-gram serving, 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 in order to curb self-medication and the improper use of these medicines, in response to the growing risk of superbugs and antimicrobial resistance.

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** In addition to being a prominent Roman emperor, Marcus Aurelius also played an important role as a Stoic philosopher, leaving teachings centered on control of the mind and one’s attitude toward events.

** Washing Nuts: The Trick You Didn’t Expect to Improve Your Digestion

** Soaking nuts before eating them can enhance their benefits, even though they already come protected in their packaging. This simple trick may help improve digestion and make it easier for your body to absorb their nutrients.

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** Walking provides major benefits and shouldn’t be stopped, although it shouldn’t be the only exercise you do.

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** Physical trainer Víctor Jiménez explains to 20minutos the key elements of recovery after a marathon like Madrid 2026, stressing that it is not advisable to remain standing still or sitting for hours, since gentle movement helps recovery better.

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** The Jetour Traveller T2 I-DM offers Defender-like styling, 610 hp and 920 Nm, accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.5 seconds. Its big appeal is a range of up to 1,300 kilometers for around 23,000 euros.

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** Both of Volkswagen’s plug-in commercial models offer more than 90 km of range in electric mode and feature a fast-charging system that allows them to go from 10% to 80% in just 26 minutes.

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** Travis Smith, an American from Texas who lives in Madrid, compares the long straight roads of the U.S. with Spanish roads, which are much more winding and complicated because of the terrain. He says driving in Spain makes him feel like Lewis Hamilton.

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** Disputes between neighbors over garage parking spaces can escalate if the property rights and boundaries of each space are not clearly understood. The article highlights the importance of knowing who owns the dividing line and what each parking space allows in order to avoid conflicts.

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** The implementation of 18 special measures has reduced fatalities on the most dangerous stretch in Tarragona, between Calafat and Amposta. Even so, the speed cameras still issue an average of 17 fines per day, with trucks also among the most frequently penalized vehicles.

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** A content creator warns drivers about a roundabout next to IMED Hospital in Burjassot, Valencia, where there is a stop sign unique in the Valencian Community. Failing to obey it can lead to a fine, and a camera monitors those who run it.

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** The Community of Madrid and Ayuso will pay tribute to the Heroes of 1808 with the presentation of 14 Crosses to distinguished figures. The Dos de Mayo celebration will include a reenactment of the uprising at Puerta del Sol and a drone display in Latina.

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** The new president of Aragón recalled that his government is supported by the PP-Vox pact, which brings together 40 of the 67 deputies in the Cortes, and called for the pursuit of agreements to achieve a prosperous Aragón full of opportunities.

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** Three men were injured when a vehicle plunged into a ravine in Tenerife. One 22-year-old suffered a mild facial injury, another sustained minor injuries, and a third man, aged 23, suffered a moderate chest injury.

** Cries of “traitor” 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, convened for the swearing-in of Eugenia Iglesias Vargas as councilor, had to be suspended for a few minutes after shouts of “traitor” were directed at the turncoat councilor and coins were thrown in the chamber.

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** A man died after falling into the Genil River in a hiking area in Granada. Several people tried to rescue him from the riverbed, but they were unable to do so.

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** Madrid’s May bank holiday offers a mix of culture and leisure: an exhibition by Anders Zorn, adult puppetry, dance performances at Nave 73 and Canal, Mediterranean jazz by Pere Bujosa, a virtual reality journey to Egypt, and the Book Fair.

** Madrid restricts climbing in La Pedriza until July

** Madrid has temporarily restricted climbing in several sectors of Cancho de los Muertos, in La Pedriza, until July. The measure aims to protect the peace and quiet of protected species during their breeding season.

** A-6 cut off toward Madrid due to an accident with three injured in León

** The A-6 remains closed in the direction of Madrid near León due to an accident that occurred near Astorga. A car left the road and crashed into the guardrail, leaving three people injured. Traffic has been diverted via the N-6.

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** The Valencia City Council has approved a public employment offer of 376 positions, of which around one third will be allocated to Local Police officers.

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** The lack of generational turnover is affecting this Catalan municipality, where several businesses have closed and others need people to keep them going. The town is offering job opportunities and cheap rents to attract new residents.

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** The Rodalies service, which has been free since late January following the Gelida accident and the numerous incidents detected in the railway network, will become paid again starting Saturday, May 9.

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** TikToker Sami (@Marzsam) went viral after showing on social media how he applied yogurt to his skin to soothe burns, sparking debate about this home remedy. The case drew attention because of the striking nature of the gesture and the discussion about whether this kind of practice is effective or advisable.

** Would you press the red button or the blue one? Save your life or everyone else’s? The hypothesis that tests altruism

** A MrBeast post presents a hypothetical situation in which, depending on which option is voted for, people could die. The case aims to test altruism and make people reflect on whether they would choose to save their own life or everyone else’s.

** They resolve with scientific evidence whether the “5-second rule” is true when food falls on the floor

** A scientific study clarifies whether the “5-second rule” works when food falls on the floor. The research analyzes whether contact time really reduces the risk of contamination and provides evidence to confirm or debunk this popular belief.

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** Fewer than 0.5% of caregivers report incidents involving collars, but veterinarians warn that improper use can cause avoidable injuries.

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** Seeing the white part of a dog’s eye is often associated with discomfort or stress, but that gesture does not always mean the same thing.

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** Most “free puppies” ads on social media do not comply with the law and can lead to fines of up to 50,000 euros.

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** The note only invites readers to check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es, without offering any additional astrological content.

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** Check the results of the Euromillions draw for Friday, May 1, 2026.

** Check Bonoloto: results for this Friday, May 1

** The article invites readers to check the Bonoloto results for Friday, May 1, 2026.

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** Check the results of the ONCE Cuponazo corresponding to Friday, May 1, 2026.

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** The “Sevillian duro” was not an official coin, but one of the most famous counterfeits in Spanish numismatics. The expression is used to describe something very fake or of poor quality, and it originated from this well-known historical imitation.

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** Culinary creator Cai Nan surprised people by recreating a translucent fried chicken, including the crispy outer coating on each piece. His work blends cooking technique with artistic appearance, turning the dish into a kind of visual fantasy.

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** The researcher examines the sex services industry for women in her essay *A New Sexual Contract* and questions the idea that real equality exists in this sphere. She argues that even when women are the ones paying, the same dynamics of power, fear, and desire persist.

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** The shopping basket has risen a lot in recent years, reaching 320 euros a month according to the OCU in March 2026. With meats and vegetables among the products that have become more expensive, the article recommends saving money by buying certain products in larger sizes, since this can reduce supermarket spending.

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** King Felipe VI visited the naval base in Rota and took the controls of the “Sable” during his tour, in an activity linked to the Spanish Navy and the military installation in Cádiz.

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** Spain has more than 8,000 municipalities with cultural, historical, natural, and gastronomic richness. A Holidu study identified the Spanish towns with more than 20,000 inhabitants that are most searched for on the Internet, highlighting the 10 most popular among travelers and curious visitors.

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** The U.S. Department of Defense has announced an agreement with major tech companies to integrate artificial intelligence systems into its most sensitive military networks, with the aim of strengthening its capabilities and maintaining a strategic advantage in future conflicts.

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** Jordan Bardella, leader of the National Rally, criticized the Spanish government’s legalization of immigrants and rejected the idea that these people should be able to move freely through France, during a French far-right rally.

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** Melanie C releases her ninth solo album, *SWEAT*, a record packed with danceable tracks designed to make people sweat on the dance floor.

** Rodríguez will begin a round of talks in search of an agreement to lower rents and sees Junts’ requested tax deductions as a good idea

** Rodríguez will start talks to reach an agreement to lower rents and says the fiscal route is worth pursuing. The PSOE had already proposed this approach, and she urges taking advantage of the “window of opportunity” opened after the decree extending the rent cap failed.

** The government decree that will limit the creation of vocational training centers will require a minimum offering of programs and in-person instruction

** Minister Milagros Tolón says the decree to regulate the creation of vocational training centers is almost ready. The rule will require private centers to offer a minimum number of programs across several professional fields and will set requirements for in-person attendance.

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** The sequel shows how the Runway empire and Miranda Priestly are not immune to today’s media crisis. It stands out as a tribute to journalists and preserves the strength of its main quartet, whose bite remains intact.

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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to rejuvenate the face, lift the eyes, and soften features. He highlights key changes to achieve a fresher look without losing personal style.

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** A selection of streaming miniseries ideal for binge-watching over the May bank holiday, with options for every taste: psychological thrillers, family dramas, classic mysteries, and romances. These are shows designed to hook you from the start so you don’t waste time deciding what to watch.

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** Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage market has changed and that fixed-rate mortgages no longer dominate when buying a home. She points out that current conditions mean this strategy, once common, is no longer the preferred choice.

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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show featuring canned cockles, suggesting a simple and surprising way to enhance them: instead of lemon, use mandarin and olive oil to give them a special touch.

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** Matthew Rhys stars in a Katie Dippold series that blends absurd comedy with New England Gothic horror. Partly directed by Hiro Murai and Ti West, the ten-episode production combines influences from John Carpenter, Stephen King, and the tone of *Parks and Recreation*.

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** The older the stains on pillows are, the harder they are to remove, so regular cleaning is recommended to prevent them from building up and yellowing over time.

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** The new Super Mario adaptation goes for a visually ambitious and spectacular presentation, but the review notes that the result doesn’t fully work: it is flashy, yes, but also empty and lacking the emotional spark it was expected to have.

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** The passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects Clot and Sant Martí in just 122 meters. It stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and its calm, pedestrian-friendly atmosphere, which make it a small urban oasis in the middle of the Clot neighborhood.

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** Christina Koch will be the first woman to travel beyond Earth’s magnetosphere with Artemis II, making her body an important subject of study for aerospace medicine. The mission will make it possible to analyze potential health risks, such as cancer, effects on fertility, and other consequences of exposure to deep space.

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** The 2025 Income Tax return now includes a simulator that lets you quickly and in advance find out whether your tax return will result in a payment or a refund. This tool provides an initial estimate of the outcome before submitting the return to the tax office.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has launched a new tourist passport to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities of one of the most beautiful areas of Seville, inspired by the format of the Camino de Santiago.

** Trump says US Navy is acting “like pirates” to carry out a naval blockade of Iranian ports

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** Mexico’s Sheinbaum taps new agriculture minister

** Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum has appointed a new agriculture minister in a cabinet change. The move comes as her government works to address key issues in Mexico’s farm sector, including production, food security, and support for rural communities.

** U.S. border wall construction threatens endangered wolves, conservationists say

** Conservationists warn that building the border wall could harm endangered wolves by fragmenting their habitat, blocking movement, and increasing risks to a small, vulnerable population. They say the project may undermine ongoing recovery efforts and further isolate wolves that already face major threats from human activity and habitat loss.

** Factbox - Barclays raises 2026 Brent price forecast to $100 per barrel

** Barclays increased its 2026 Brent crude forecast to $100 per barrel from $70, citing tighter-than-expected supply and stronger demand. The bank also raised its 2025 forecast to $82 from $74 and kept its 2024 forecast at $86. It said OPEC+ production cuts, geopolitical risks, and slower growth in non-OPEC output are supporting prices.

** Barclays raises 2026 Brent forecast to $100 due to prolonged Hormuz disruption

** Barclays increased its 2026 Brent crude oil price forecast to $100 per barrel from $70, citing the risk of a prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz amid tensions in the Middle East. The bank said such a disruption could significantly tighten global oil supply and push prices higher.

** Gold prices marginally lower in choppy session after posting a decline in April

** Gold futures slipped slightly in a volatile session as traders reacted to a stronger dollar and shifting expectations for U.S. interest rates. After falling in April, prices remained under pressure, though safe-haven demand and economic uncertainty helped limit losses.

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** Oil prices slip after Iran’s state media says Tehran submitted new peace proposal

** Oil prices fell after Iran’s state media reported that Tehran had submitted a new peace proposal, easing fears of supply disruptions. The report suggested a possible de-escalation in regional tensions, which pushed crude prices lower as traders considered the likelihood of reduced conflict risk.

** Northwest European gasoline margins surge to their highest since August 2023

** Northwest European gasoline margins jumped to their highest level since August 2023, supported by stronger demand and tighter supply. Refinery maintenance and reduced imports helped lift prices, while market sentiment remained firm across the region.

** Saudi oil prince’s iron grip faces ultimate test with UAE’s shock OPEC exit

** The article says Saudi Arabia’s dominance over OPEC is being challenged by the UAE’s surprise decision to leave the group, raising questions about unity in the oil alliance. The move could weaken Saudi influence, test OPEC’s cohesion, and signal shifting regional energy politics amid efforts to manage production and prices.

** Forefront Tech closes $100 million IPO on NASDAQ

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** Spirit Airlines prepares to shut down operations overnight, sources say

** Spirit Airlines is reportedly preparing to shut down operations overnight, according to sources. The move would mark a major escalation in the carrier’s financial troubles, though details on timing and scope were not provided.

** Spirit Airlines prepares to cease operations overnight, sources say

** Spirit Airlines is reportedly preparing to shut down operations overnight, according to sources. The low-cost carrier is facing severe financial trouble and may abruptly halt flights if it cannot secure a last-minute rescue or restructuring deal.

** Coinbase says deal reached on key provision of crypto bill

** Coinbase said it reached an agreement on a key provision in a proposed crypto bill, signaling progress toward clearer U.S. regulation of digital assets. The company did not disclose full details, but the deal could help shape how cryptocurrencies are overseen and traded in the U.S.

** Key takeaways from Musk’s testimony at the OpenAI trial

** The article explains the main points from Elon Musk’s testimony in the OpenAI trial, focusing on his claims about OpenAI’s mission, his relationship with the company, and disputes over its direction and governance. It highlights his criticism of OpenAI’s shift toward a for-profit model and the broader implications for the AI industry.

** Netflix to give Greta Gerwig’s “Narnia” a wide theatrical release, marking a first

** Netflix will release Greta Gerwig’s upcoming “Narnia” film in more than 1,000 IMAX theaters worldwide for two weeks starting Thanksgiving 2026, followed by streaming on Netflix at Christmas. It marks an unusual wide theatrical rollout for the company and a rare IMAX-first release strategy for a Netflix original.

** US FDA approves Pfizer, Arvinas’ breast cancer drug

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** More states join legal challenge to Nexstar, Tegna merger

** Several additional states have joined the legal effort to block Nexstar’s merger with Tegna, arguing that the deal could reduce local TV competition and hurt viewers by concentrating station ownership in more markets. The expanded challenge increases pressure on the companies as regulators review the proposed acquisition.

** Analysis-Record US biofuel targets to test biodiesel industry after slow year

** The United States is setting record biofuel blending targets that could increase demand for biodiesel after a sluggish year. The higher mandates may help producers recover, but the industry still faces weak profit margins, policy uncertainty, and competition from renewable diesel and imported feedstocks.

** Canada approves second generic version of Ozempic

** Canada has approved a second generic version of Ozempic, expanding access to a lower-cost alternative to the diabetes and weight-loss drug. The move could increase competition and improve affordability for patients, though exact pricing and rollout details may vary by manufacturer and province.

** Colombia-Ecuador trade is collapsing as the tariff war intensifies, business groups say

** Business groups say trade between Colombia and Ecuador is declining sharply as both countries raise tariffs and retaliatory measures escalate. Exporters warn the dispute is disrupting cross-border commerce, increasing costs, and hurting industries on both sides, and they are calling for urgent talks to prevent further damage.

** U.S. manufacturing sector remains steady in April; input costs hit 4-year high

** U.S. manufacturing activity remained steady in April, with the PMI holding at a stable level. However, input costs rose sharply, reaching a four-year high and signaling growing inflationary pressure for manufacturers.

** Manufacturing activity remains steady as ISM PMI meets expectations

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**U.S. Manufacturing PMI Exceeds Expectations, Signaling Sector Growth**

**The U.S. Manufacturing PMI came in above expectations, indicating expansion and growth in the manufacturing sector.**

** Canadian factory PMI hits near four-year high on war-related stock building

** Canadian factory activity grew at its fastest pace in nearly four years in March, with the PMI rising to 57.0 from 54.7. Output, new orders, and employment all increased, while firms built inventories in response to supply concerns linked to the war in Ukraine and sanctions on Russia. Demand remained strong despite inflation and supply-chain pressures.

** Analyst reaction: BoE “active hold” fuels split views on the UK rate path

** The Bank of England kept interest rates unchanged in what it called an “active hold,” leading analysts to give mixed views on the UK’s next move. Some expect rate cuts later this year as inflation eases, while others say the BoE remains cautious and could keep policy restrictive for longer if wage and price pressures persist.

** UK factories, hit by Iran war, brace for higher costs and more delivery delays

** UK manufacturers are facing rising costs and longer delivery times as the war in Iran disrupts shipping routes and supply chains. Companies warn of delays to raw materials and exports, along with added pressure from higher freight and energy prices. The conflict is increasing uncertainty for factories already dealing with weak demand and inflation.

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** UK home prices rise 0.4% in April despite higher rates: Nationwide

** UK house prices unexpectedly rose 0.4% in April, according to Nationwide, even as higher mortgage rates continued to weigh on buyers. The lender said demand has held up better than expected, though affordability remains stretched and the broader housing market outlook is still uncertain.

** Irish manufacturing growth accelerates amid supply disruptions

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** Why experts say this nuclear development cycle is strongly supported

** The article argues that the current nuclear development cycle is supported by strong fundamentals, including rising electricity demand, decarbonization goals, energy security concerns, and government policy support. Experts say these factors are driving renewed interest in nuclear power and creating a more durable investment backdrop for the sector. If you want, I can also make it sound more **journalistic**, **formal**, or **simpler**.

** Japanese PM Takaichi arrives in Hanoi to address sharp decline in investment - Reuters

** Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi arrived in Hanoi for talks aimed at reversing a sharp drop in Japanese investment in Vietnam. The visit highlights efforts to strengthen economic ties and encourage greater business confidence amid slowing investment flows.

** Trump likens U.S. Navy to “pirates” amid profitable Iranian ship seizures

** The article says Trump criticized the U.S. Navy’s seizure of Iranian oil tankers, comparing the ships to “pirates,” and highlighting the financial gains from selling the confiscated oil. It also discusses the broader geopolitical tensions tied to U.S.-Iran relations and maritime enforcement.

** Trump bypasses Congress to approve $8.6bn in Middle East arms sales - Reuters

** The Trump administration approved $8.6 billion in arms sales to Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Jordan without congressional approval, using emergency powers amid tensions with Iran. The move drew criticism from lawmakers who said it sidestepped oversight and worsened regional instability.

** US Justice Department can use military lawyers to prosecute civilians, judge rules

** The article says a judge ruled the Justice Department may use military lawyers as civilian prosecutors in certain cases. The decision supports the arrangement despite criticism over whether military attorneys should handle prosecutions of civilians, raising concerns about fairness and legal authority.

** Multiple states move to ban private equity law firm acquisitions — WSJ reports

** Several U.S. states are considering or advancing measures to stop private equity firms from buying law firms, according to The Wall Street Journal. The move reflects growing concern that outside ownership could affect legal independence, client confidentiality, and professional ethics.

** Court halts mail-order abortion pills as Louisiana legal challenge escalates

** A Louisiana court order temporarily blocks mail-order abortion pills in the state, intensifying an ongoing legal fight over access to medication abortion. The ruling affects telehealth prescriptions and delivery of the drugs while the case continues, with abortion rights supporters warning that it could sharply limit access and opponents calling it a state protection measure.

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** Trump slashes U.S. presence in Germany by 5,000 amid Iran war friction - WSJ

** The article reports that Trump is cutting about 5,000 U.S. troops from Germany, a move tied to rising tensions with allies over Iran and broader NATO friction. The reduction signals a shift in U.S. military posture in Europe and has sparked concern among German and other European officials about security and alliance commitments. If you want, I can also make it sound more **formal**, **simple**, or **news-style**.

** U.S. Treasury expected to keep coupon sizes steady, leaning on bills as tariff refunds loom

** The U.S. Treasury is expected to keep auction sizes for longer-term notes and bonds unchanged while relying more on short-term bills. Analysts say uncertainty over tariff refunds and a still-manageable funding outlook support a steady approach, with no immediate need to increase coupon issuance.

** Coinbase secures stablecoin yield compromise, paving the way for U.S. crypto bill

** Coinbase won an important concession in U.S. crypto legislation, allowing stablecoin yield through affiliates under certain conditions. This compromise could help advance the bill in the Senate, where lawmakers are debating how to regulate stablecoins, consumer protections, and the role of payment stablecoins in the financial system.

Bitcoin climbs back near $78k as stock markets rally; Iran risks cap gains

Bitcoin rebounded toward $78,000 as broader markets rallied. The article notes that the rise came amid improving risk sentiment in stocks, while geopolitical tensions involving Iran could limit further upside and keep gains capped.

** Tether slows gold purchases to 6 tons in first quarter

** Tether bought 6 tons of gold in the first quarter, a slowdown from previous periods, as it continues to diversify its reserves. The company has been increasing its gold holdings amid market uncertainty, but recent purchases were lower as it balances asset allocation and liquidity needs.

** Russian government approves digital currency tax amendments

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** This NYC Gallery Is Putting Physical Art on the Blockchain, and BONK and Solana Are Powering It

** The article explains how a New York City gallery is using blockchain to authenticate and track physical artworks, with BONK and Solana supporting the project. It highlights the effort to bridge traditional art and Web3 by linking tangible pieces to on-chain records, aiming to improve provenance, transparency, and ownership verification.

** Bitcoin rises slightly, on track for its best month in a year as risk assets recover

** Bitcoin edged higher as it headed toward its strongest monthly gain in a year, supported by a broad recovery in risk assets. The article highlights renewed investor appetite for cryptocurrencies amid improving market sentiment, with bitcoin outperforming after recent weakness.

** Stratosphere Acquires Movimentum, a Leading CoinMarketCap Marketing Agency

** The article announces Stratosphere’s acquisition of Movimentum, a marketing agency known for its work with CoinMarketCap. The deal expands Stratosphere’s presence in crypto marketing and strengthens its service offering through Movimentum’s industry expertise and client relationships.

** From Meme Coin to Mass Retail: BONK Announces Strategic Partnership With Paxos

** BONK has announced a strategic partnership with Paxos, aiming to expand its reach beyond crypto communities into mainstream retail. The collaboration is intended to strengthen BONK’s presence and utility by leveraging Paxos’s regulated blockchain infrastructure and industry credibility, signaling a move from meme coin status toward broader consumer adoption.

** BTCC Exchange and the Argentine Football Association Unite as Legends in New Campaign Video

** BTCC Exchange and the Argentine Football Association have teamed up for a new campaign video celebrating football legends. The collaboration highlights shared values of teamwork, excellence, and global fan engagement, while promoting BTCC’s brand through a high-profile partnership with one of football’s most iconic organizations.

** ADGM and Hashed Publish Policy Report Following Web3 Leaders Roundtable at ADFW 2025

** ADGM and Hashed released a policy report following a Web3 leaders roundtable at ADFW 2025. The report captures key discussions on regulation, industry growth, and the future of Web3, offering insights and recommendations to support responsible innovation and ecosystem development.

** Forefront Tech Holdings completes $100 million SPAC IPO on Nasdaq

** Forefront Tech Holdings raised $100 million in its SPAC IPO on Nasdaq, offering units at $10 each. The blank-check company plans to pursue a merger or acquisition with a target in the technology sector, joining a wave of SPAC listings seeking deal opportunities.

** Spirit Airlines to cease operations Saturday after failed rescue talks - Reuters

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** FDA approves Pfizer-Arvinas breast cancer pill Veppanu for advanced cases

** The FDA has approved Pfizer and Arvinas’ oral breast cancer drug Veppanu for advanced hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative breast cancer. The pill is intended for patients whose disease has progressed after endocrine therapy and was tested in late-stage trials, offering a new treatment option for advanced cases.

** Cathie Wood’s ARK sells AMD stock, buys Roblox and Intellia

** ARK Invest reduced its position in AMD while adding shares of Roblox and Intellia Therapeutics. The trades reflect Cathie Wood’s ongoing portfolio shifts toward growth-oriented technology and biotechnology stocks.

** Pennant Group assumes operations of three senior living facilities

** Pennant Group has taken over the operations of three senior living facilities, expanding its presence in senior care. This move adds new communities to its portfolio as the company continues to grow its senior living business.

** Exodus Movement acquires Baanx US for up to $30 million

** Exodus Movement will acquire Baanx US for up to $30 million, expanding its crypto wallet and payments capabilities. The deal includes an initial payment plus potential earnouts tied to performance, and is expected to strengthen Exodus’s product offerings and presence in the digital asset finance space.

** Conifex to curtail Mackenzie sawmill for seven weeks starting May 19

** Conifex Timber will temporarily reduce operations at its sawmill in Mackenzie, British Columbia, for seven weeks starting May 19 because of weak market conditions and low lumber prices. The company said the shutdown will lower production and help align supply with demand, and the slowdown will affect workers.

** Thomson Reuters sets $1.44 per share cash distribution

** Thomson Reuters announced a cash distribution of $1.44 per share. The payout reflects the company’s return of capital to shareholders and is part of its regular distribution activity.

** Future Mineral Resources names new CEO, senior executives

** Future Mineral Resources has appointed a new CEO and added senior executives as it strengthens its leadership amid ongoing growth and operational expansion. The moves are intended to support the company’s strategy and improve execution across its mineral resource projects.

SalesCloser Receives U.S. Patent for AI Conversation Technology

The article announces that SalesCloser has been granted a U.S. patent for its AI conversation technology, marking a major milestone for the company. The patent recognition supports its innovation in automated sales and conversational AI, strengthening its position in the market.