News Summary - 05/04/2026

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** Iran says the US has responded to its latest peace proposal

** Iran claims the US has responded to its latest peace proposal, although Washington has not formally confirmed this. Meanwhile, Trump reportedly told Israel’s Kan News that the proposal was unacceptable.

** The Iran war has strengthened Ukraine in surprising ways. Could a ceasefire with Russia be closer?

** President Zelensky visited the Gulf to highlight Ukraine’s growing military capabilities and strategic relevance amid shifting regional dynamics.

Three dead in suspected virus outbreak on Atlantic cruise ship

The World Health Organization reported one confirmed hantavirus infection and five additional suspected cases are being investigated.

** Russian strikes kill 10 as Zelensky says Ukraine hits oil tankers and terminal

** Russian attacks killed 10 people across Ukraine, while Kyiv said it used drones to strike Russian “shadow fleet” oil tankers and a terminal.

** Nigeria summons South African envoy over attacks on its nationals

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** Police officer lowered into crocodile-infested river to recover human remains

** Police suspect the human remains belong to a businessman who was swept away by floodwater last week.

** The clandestine network smuggling Starlink tech into Iran to beat internet blackout

** Sahand told BBC World Service that he is part of a covert effort to send satellite internet terminals into Iran so people can share information and reveal “the real picture” during internet blackouts.

** Germany troop cuts send wrong signal to Russia, say two top US Republicans

** Two leading US Republicans on the House and Senate armed services committees warned that plans to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany could weaken deterrence and send the wrong message to Russia.

** Concern for jailed Iranian Nobel laureate as brother fears she is dying

** Her family says the 54-year-old Nobel laureate was rushed from prison to a local hospital after her health suddenly worsened, raising fears that she may be dying.

** Two U.S. service members reported missing in Morocco, officials say

** Authorities are conducting a search and rescue operation for two missing U.S. service members in Morocco. Officials believe the pair may have been involved in an accident.

** Man charged with the murder of 5-year-old Australian girl

** The death of the 5-year-old girl sparked violence in the central Australian town where she disappeared.

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

** People displaced in Gaza are facing a worsening infestation of rats, weasels, and other pests in their camps. The infestation is raising health concerns as the animals spread disease, adding to the already severe hardships in the crowded shelters.

** Thirteen killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon, health ministry says

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** Oil tanker hijacked off the coast of Yemen and taken toward Somalia

** A second oil tanker has been hijacked off the coast of Yemen and redirected toward Somalia, marking the second such incident in the area within 10 days.

US Supreme Court asked to restore access to abortion pill

A lower court has restricted mail-order access to mifepristone, the abortion pill, prompting its manufacturer to ask the US Supreme Court to intervene. The company argues that the ruling would cause irreparable harm by limiting access to the drug.

** Cuba condemns new US sanctions as "illegal" and "abusive"

** The article says the new US sanctions add to an existing blockade on oil shipments to Cuba, worsening severe fuel shortages and causing widespread blackouts across the country.

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

** The president said the ceasefire means hostilities have ended, arguing that he no longer needs congressional authorization to wage war against Iran.

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

** Court documents do not directly state that the suspect shot the officer, but officials said the injury was not caused by “friendly fire.”

** Trump claims other presidents flouted the War Powers law. It’s a mixed record

** The article says past presidents have taken different approaches to the War Powers law. George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, and Reagan obtained authorization for military action, while Obama and Clinton did not always seek it, showing inconsistent compliance across administrations.

** Ex-F1 driver and Paralympic champion Zanardi dies

** Former Formula 1 driver and Paralympic champion Alex Zanardi has died at age 59.

Taiwan president visits Eswatini days after blaming China for cancelled trip

It is unclear how he got to Eswatini. China described his visit as a "stowaway-style escape farce."

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** Billions of meals at risk due to Iran war, says fertiliser boss

** Yara’s boss says the Iran conflict is causing a fertiliser shortage that could reduce crop yields and raise food prices, putting billions of meals at risk.

** Missing Oscar found after Academy Award winner was blocked from taking it on the flight

** The airline said the Academy Award was safely in its care in Frankfurt and was arranging for its return.

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

** Turkey deploys large numbers of police on May 1 each year as workers and unions hold May Day marches.

** Israeli police arrest man after nun attacked in Jerusalem

** A French nun was shoved to the ground and kicked in what appeared to be an unprovoked attack in Jerusalem, amid increasing harassment of Christians in the city by Jewish extremists.

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

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

** Kenya battles to stop the “goons and guns” as fears of political violence grow

** Kenya is facing growing fears of election-related violence as more than 100 gangs operate across the country. The increasing use of political thugs is raising concerns that armed groups could be mobilized to intimidate opponents and disrupt the political process.

** Voters will judge Trump on the economy — how is it doing?

** Donald Trump’s remaining time in office will be heavily shaped by the cost of living, which will strongly influence what he can accomplish as president.

** Laufey on making jazz cool again (and the fish that brought out her inner rage)

** Icelandic star Laufey reflects on a breakthrough year and talks about the music video that helped her unleash a more primal, intense side.

** Dragonflies in distress: Scientists sound alarm in India's ecological hotspot

** A new study reports a decline in dragonfly and damselfly species in India’s Western Ghats, raising concerns about the health of this biodiversity-rich ecological hotspot and the broader impact of environmental change on insect populations.

** The world wants to eliminate cervical cancer - how Australian scientists led the way

** Australia has reached a milestone, with no new cervical cancer diagnoses in women under 25 for the first time. This achievement is linked to widespread HPV vaccination, including vaccinating young men, which helped reduce transmission and advance efforts to eliminate the disease.

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

** Oral history says a family’s ancestry in a Ghanaian fishing town dates back to a tree planted by an ancestor in the 13th century.

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

** Changes to Canadian citizenship rules have triggered a surge in dual citizenship applications, with many applicants coming from the United States.

Huge crowd attends free Shakira Copacabana beach concert

Shakira’s performance followed earlier Copacabana beach shows by Lady Gaga and Madonna, who had also performed there in previous years.

** How we reported in **-30°C** temperatures in Canada's Arctic

** BBC reporters Nadine Yousif and Eloise Alanna spent five days with Canada’s military rangers in the Arctic, enduring frostbite and sub-zero temperatures while reporting on life and work in extreme cold.

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

** New CCTV footage has been released that appears to show the moment shots were fired during a Washington press dinner. The footage follows claims that a Secret Service member was injured in what was described as “friendly fire.”

** Why is China banning drone sales in Beijing?

** The BBC’s Laura Bicker examines China’s tighter drone regulations, as authorities say the move is driven by public safety concerns.

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** More than 65% of new home loans are taken out with a fixed payment for the entire life of the loan, driven by inflation volatility and the search for payment stability.

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** Trump announced on social media the start of “Project Liberty,” a humanitarian initiative that will begin Monday morning, Middle East time, to facilitate the departure of ships trapped by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

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** The TankerTrackers website reported that the Iranian tanker **Huge**, carrying nearly 2 million barrels of crude oil valued at $220 million, managed to evade the US blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel was last seen off the coast of Sri Lanka.

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** Iran’s foreign minister spoke with Albares about the details of the ongoing negotiations to end the war with the US. The minister reiterated Spain’s support for the diplomatic route and for an agreement that would make it possible to achieve a lasting peace.

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** Two weeks after the measure came into force, Correos workers are denouncing improvisation and confusion in its management. They say decisions are being made “on the fly” and that they receive new instructions every day. During that period, 31,000 applications have been processed.

** The PP steps up its strategy and attacks management of healthcare and infrastructure to attract disillusioned Socialist voters

** Alberto Núñez Feijóo has intensified his criticism of the Government during question sessions, focusing on the situation in healthcare and infrastructure. With this strategy, the PP aims to attract dissatisfied Socialist voters.

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** The full reopening of the Madrid-Málaga AVE line eliminates a replacement bus service for the 72 km stretch from Antequera. Renfe still maintains nearly 1,800 km of routes by road across around thirty alternative plans due to works on the network, while it waits to reactivate its own transport company.

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** The free newspaper 20minutos is celebrating its 6,000th print edition after more than 26 years of maintaining its core values: closeness, plurality, and truthfulness. It remains one of the most widely read newspapers in Spain and is currently distributed in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and Seville.

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** 20minutos celebrates the publication of its 6,000th issue, highlighting its daily commitment to informing the public. The text emphasizes that, although reporting may seem basic, doing it well every day is a complex challenge.

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** Part of Real Madrid fans criticized Kylian Mbappé after images were published of a date with his girlfriend, Ester Expósito, in Italy. Some supporters compared him with Vinícius, whom they see as “defending Real Madrid,” while Mbappé was “on vacation.”

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** Álvaro Arbeloa’s team visits Cornellà aiming to stop FC Barcelona’s celebration and prevent them from clinching the title in this match.

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** The new State Housing Plan includes aid to build new housing and purchase buildings to be used for social and affordable rental, with the aim of expanding the available housing stock.

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** The Civil Guard intercepted a cargo ship at sea that had departed from Sierra Leone bound for Libya and escorted it to the port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria after finding a large cocaine shipment.

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** Almeida sought an agreement with the PSOE to open talks with the Transport Ministry about the Abroñigal project, but says they do not trust the plan. While the Socialists support the operation in principle, they want the M-30 issue resolved first, which is stalling progress.

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** Fast loans have become more expensive, reaching their highest level in five years, while the instant-approval lending model continues to strengthen. Although the forthcoming consumer credit law aims to limit these loans, the penalties and conditions remain very severe.

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** The Mexican singer and actress begins a new chapter with the release of “Lucid Dreams,” her first project with a global focus in English, marking an international shift in her career.

** Trump deepens rift with Europe by saying the US will withdraw “much more than 5,000” troops from Germany

** Trump announced from Florida that the US will “drastically” reduce its military presence in Germany and will withdraw “much more than 5,000” troops. The move intensifies tensions between Washington and Europe.

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** Jordi was diagnosed with Tourette syndrome at age 6. He stopped taking medication because it made him drowsy and prevented him from feeling like himself. Today, he says he lives with constant pain and with the disbelief of many people about his experience.

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** The article says that *Alatriste* was the second most expensive production in Spanish cinema and that, at first, Arturo Pérez-Reverte was not convinced about Viggo Mortensen as the lead actor.

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** Michelle Jenner talks about the release of *Berlin and the Lady of the Ermine*, expresses her desire to direct in the future and tell her own stories, and says she would love to work with Tim Burton.

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** OPEC+ announced a third consecutive increase in crude oil production so far this year, of 188,000 barrels per day. The decision comes just two days after the United Arab Emirates left OPEC and the alliance.

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** The European Parliament sets its priorities as the 27 member states begin debating the EU budget for 2028–2034, a framework unprecedented in its size and scope. The negotiations will center on migration, agriculture and defense, reflecting a major political struggle over the direction of the bloc.

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** President Lee Jae Myung has taken a more conciliatory stance toward Pyongyang, amid disagreements with the United States. The report highlights how this political shift is reopening the debate in South Korea over the proper way to refer to North Korea.

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** Pedro Sánchez had to land in Turkey due to a technical fault in his plane while traveling to Armenia. The Prime Minister will resume the trip this Monday from Ankara to attend the European Political Community summit.

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** Two U.S. soldiers disappeared on Saturday at 9:00 p.m. in the Cap Draa training area during joint exercises in Morocco.

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** Andy reveals that he is receiving treatment for the anxiety he suffers from and speaks candidly about his mental health struggles, including having started a concert under the influence of drugs.

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** Driving an electrified vehicle for the first time can raise questions, but factors such as comfort, easy recharging, and cost savings are key reasons to choose this form of mobility.

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** A woman was murdered this Saturday morning in the middle of a street in Esplugues de Llobregat, in Barcelona. The investigation currently rules out that it is a case of gender-based violence, but all hypotheses about what happened remain open.

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** Rocío Bernal, recognized for her role as Doña Inés in the annual production of *Don Juan Tenorio* by the Cecilio Pineda company at the Romea Theatre, has died at the age of 49 from lung cancer.

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** William and Kate Middleton have introduced Otto, a cocker spaniel who has just turned one year old, as the newest member of their family.

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** Bullfighter Alberto Álvarez remains in serious condition in the ICU after undergoing surgery at Miguel Servet Hospital in Zaragoza. He suffered an accident when he fell into a feed grinder, but doctors have managed to avoid amputating his legs.

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** Alfonso Reyes responded to Jordi Évole after feeling singled out by a post from the former athlete. Reyes criticized his reaction and shot back: “Don’t be such a coward, you’re a meter taller than me,” while Évole replied: “If you’ve taken it personally, then I’m not that far off with the description.”

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** An article about traveling to the past and the theoretical possibility of sending messages to the past. According to science, the laws of physics do not forbid it, although this remains a hypothesis rather than a confirmed practical application.

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** The crowd remembered Piqué as they headed to the venue for Shakira’s historic concert in Copacabana.

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** Technology and financial experts debated at a forum promoted by 20minutos and CECA on how to curb the rise in cyberattacks. They highlighted the need to combine technology, regulation and education to strengthen the security of the system and raise users’ awareness.

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** A look at the most anticipated fantasy releases of 2026 and beyond, with titles set in worlds like Narnia, Westeros, and Middle-earth.

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** Psychiatrist Ana Isabel Sanz explains how to tell the difference between the normal adolescent behavior of seeking privacy and possible emotional warning signs, helping identify when isolating in their room may require attention.

Zygmunt Bauman, philosopher: “Love is the desire to preserve the loved object”

Zygmunt Bauman, who died in 2017, was one of the most influential intellectuals of the 20th century. A philosopher and sociologist, he stood out for his ideas about modernity and contemporary society.

** Are cryptocurrencies in danger? Google reveals that quantum computing could compromise their security

** Two Google researchers warned that quantum computers could put the cryptography that protects cryptocurrencies at risk, opening the door to possible security breaches.

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** This little-known Dutch city is introduced, and it stands out for its canals, fairy-tale charm, and a historic center considered the most beautiful in the Netherlands.

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** Chefs recommend making the batter for fried fish with beer instead of water, a trick used in professional kitchens such as Jordi Roca’s. According to the article, this ingredient helps achieve a crispier and tastier fry, making a real difference in the recipe.

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** The DGT is increasing oversight of drivers over 65 to verify that they still have the physical and cognitive abilities needed to drive.

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** Wedding season has arrived, and the article presents ideal guest dresses for daytime weddings. It highlights styles that flatter the figure and help conceal the abdominal area, offering flattering options to feel comfortable and elegant.

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** A leaked email to Reuters suggests that Trump could reconsider his support for the United Kingdom over the Malvinas as retaliation for Britain’s lack of help in the war against Iran, reigniting the sovereignty dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom.

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** The European regulation adds details that Spain’s Animal Welfare Law did not fully develop, especially regarding the protection and requirements for dogs and cats. The content highlights the differences between both rules and clarifies which one takes priority in the event of a conflict.

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** A group of young people attacked a Church of Scientology office in New York, causing damage and leaving one person injured. The perpetrators fled before police arrived, and so far no arrests have been made.

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** In an interview with CNN, members of the Artemis II mission explained that in space many foods change in taste because of the conditions on board. They pointed out that the Nutella shown in an image was one of the foods whose flavor changed the least, and that it tasted almost the same as it does on Earth.

** The new species that a millionaire is going to “de-extinct” thanks to DNA: it disappeared more than 200 years ago

** Ben Lamm, the magnate behind the “resurrection” of the dire wolf and the plan to bring back the woolly mammoth, now wants to “de-extinct” another species that disappeared more than 200 years ago thanks to DNA.

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** Manuela Ochoa attended the wedding of Marta Vaca, founder of Seasons by Macabla, and businessman Agustín Manrique de Lara Gómez-Acebo, marking her first public appearance four months after the death of her fiancé.

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** The DGT points out that the key to saving fuel is maintaining steady driving and using high gears. This way of driving can reduce fuel consumption by up to 50% and also helps extend the engine’s lifespan.

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** This proposal presents a meal menu for the first week of May with easy, healthy, and affordable recipes.

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** Disney+ has launched a limited-time promotion on its three subscription plans. The offer will be available for only 2 days, allowing users to watch the series finale at a lower price during that period.

** The three key moves to save money on your grocery list

** The article suggests simple tricks to spend less at the supermarket, highlighting two very effective strategies to reduce effort and avoid the usual consumer traps that make your shopping basket more expensive.

** 6,000 days with 20minutos

** 20minutos celebrates the publication of its 6,000th issue, highlighting its daily commitment to informing readers. The text emphasizes that although reporting may seem basic, doing it well every day is a complex task.

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** The article highlights that the president has known how to respond to the needs of Valencians and successfully manage the DANA crisis, while the PSPV still has not managed to recover politically.

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** The text denounces a social and political drift in which tolerance is scorned and criticizes the Episcopal Conference for defending human dignity and the common good. It points out that society has moved from mocking “goodism” to discrediting basic values of coexistence and respect.

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** The author expresses shame and indignation, as a socialist, over what happened this week during the trial of former leaders of his organization. He also criticizes delays in legal proceedings, arguing that the length of time involved takes away from the justice of the process.

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** Risto Mejide says a definitive farewell to ‘Got Talent’ on Telecinco after the eleventh season, won by AM Dance Studio. The advertising executive thus closes his time on the show, leaving behind an “unfinished business” and a final provocative remark: “Let them keep failing.”

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** Five members of a Texas sports club died when the plane they were traveling in crashed while they were on their way to a tournament. Among the victims was a 19-year-old woman.

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** A man who calls himself the king of Switzerland has taken advantage of a legal loophole to acquire 148 plots without paying. What seemed like an eccentricity has ended up worrying Swiss authorities, who are now monitoring his growing “free” empire.

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** According to Javier de Hoyos on *D Corazón*, a third person could be behind the crisis between Ajla Etemovic and Jota Peleteiro, which would explain the difficult time the couple is going through as they try to keep their family together.

** Do you want to tell us something or have us investigate a topic? Write to us here

** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to participate in the news, suggest topics, and report stories that could be investigated. It invites readers to write in to suggest what issues should be read about or covered.

** How much do you know about April’s current events? Test yourself and enter to win a speaker

** The article invites readers to test how much they remember about April’s current events. By earning 20 points, participants can enter a giveaway for a TD Systems Bluetooth tabletop speaker.

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** The sequel to *The Devil Wears Prada*, starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway, will be released in cinemas in Spain on April 30.

** Are pets overvaccinated? Experts warn of risks that could affect their immune system

** In Spain, only the rabies vaccine is legally mandatory for pets.

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** The minority wing of the government is celebrating the PSOE’s apparent change in attitude after it distanced itself from the negotiations over the housing decree that failed on Tuesday. Sumar interprets this as the PSOE having changed its position because it has lost the debate over rents.

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** Gianinna Maradona, Diego Maradona’s daughter, told EFE that after her father’s death she went through a severe emotional crisis and lost her will to live. She also alleged that there was a plan to kill Maradona driven by economic interests.

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** The article explores which zodiac signs would be better prepared for motherhood and which might have more difficulties or feel less identified with that role.

** “Congratulations to all the Spanish female athletes and male ‘atletos’”: the viral slip-up on RTVE during the World Relays broadcast

** During RTVE’s broadcast of the qualifying event for the 2027 World Athletics Championships, journalist Lourdes García Campos made a slip of the tongue, saying “atletos” instead of “atletas.” The remark went viral on social media, where it was widely noticed and commented on.

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** The traditional 15th birthday party, a symbol of the transition from girl to woman in several Latin American countries, is starting to gain popularity among Latina teenagers born and raised in Spain, driven by migration and the passing down of this family tradition.

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** Marian Izagirre, president of the NGO Chernobyl Elkartea, explains that before they only brought minors with family ties in Spain, but after the war they began helping children who were fleeing Ukraine in desperation, marked by stress and fear of drones and missiles.

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** The “son in trouble” WhatsApp scam is growing in Spain amid the rise in digital scams. Criminals use urgency and identity theft to deceive victims, a type of cybercrime that now accounts for most cases.

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** Eurovision began in 1956, and Spain has participated continuously since 1961, except for the canceled 2020 edition due to the pandemic. In 2026, Spain will not compete for the first time in its history as a protest against Israel’s military offensive in Gaza, although Spanish viewers will still be able to watch and vote.

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** The article, titled “Against Weapons of Mass Irritation,” appears to briefly and critically refer to the irritation caused by certain content or situations, although the text provided only includes that phrase and does not offer enough context to produce a precise summary.

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** According to Informalia, Raúl Prieto’s new project would debut in mid-May and would reduce the length of *Fiesta* during the weekends. This would affect Emma García’s afternoon time slot and could mean the return of Belén Esteban and Paz Padilla.

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** Sole Giménez stood out in the third gala of *Tu cara me suena* and took center stage after performing Édith Piaf’s “Non, je ne regrette rien,” an act with which she was declared the winner.

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** Shakira gave the most massive concert of her career in Copacabana, bringing together three million people. For more than two hours, the audience sang at the top of their lungs to a setlist full of hits that have marked several generations over the past 30 years.

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** Dante Basco, remembered for bringing Rufio to life in *Hook* and popularized by his “Bangarang!” shout, has established himself as one of the most valued voice actors in anime and animation.

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** Alejandra Rubio celebrated Mother’s Day by sharing four previously unseen images in which she shows her pregnant belly for the first time.

** Raúl Ruiz, severely gored at Las Ventas: the horn pierced him 25 centimeters

** During the bullfight at Las Ventas, Raúl Ruiz suffered a serious goring measuring 25 centimeters. Álvaro Serrano and Joel Ramírez, who were debuting at the monumental bullring, were also caught, as was Daniel López.

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** Adam Levine’s gesture toward Behati Prinsloo on a red carpet went viral and split the internet. While some saw it as a sign of guilt, others interpreted it as proof that their marriage has moved past the scandal and remains strong.

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** A black bear was rescued in Albany, New York, after getting stuck in a tree. Specialized environmental personnel sedated it with a tranquilizer dart and then let it fall onto a net and a padded surface prepared by emergency teams to ensure its well-being.

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** Alejandro Sanz surprised the audience at Bogotá’s Movistar Arena by making an unexpected appearance at Laura Pausini’s concert. Earlier, Pausini had performed “Cuando nadie me ve,” a song popularized by Sanz and included on her cover album *Yo Canto 2*. His appearance moved the Italian singer.

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

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** Barcelona beat Bayern 4-1 and qualified for the Women’s Champions League final for the sixth consecutive time. In the final, they will face Olympique Lyon, the tournament’s most successful club, with eight titles.

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** Kimi Antonelli won the Miami Grand Prix, with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri completing the podium.

** Alex Ferguson, rushed to hospital while at Old Trafford to watch the match against Liverpool

** Sir Alex Ferguson, 86, was rushed to hospital while he was at Old Trafford to watch the match between Manchester United and Liverpool. No further details have been given about his health condition.

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** Brazilian Carlos Prates defeated Australian Jack Della Maddalena convincingly and established himself as a contender for the welterweight belt, currently held by Islam Makhachev. His victory complicates Topuria’s plans and strengthens his request for a title shot.

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** Swiss rider Noemi Rüegg became the first leader of La Vuelta a España Femenina after winning the opening stage in a sprint in Salvaterra de Miño, held in the rain in Pontevedra.

** The double discrimination faced by mothers with physical disabilities: “They have to prove more often that they are capable”

** Helena Pérez de la Merced examines how mothers with physical disabilities face double discrimination: for being women and for having a disability. The article highlights the symbolic and material barriers that force them to prove again and again that they are able to care for and mother.

** What workers with disabilities can retire at 52? An expert lawyer explains

** Lawyer Pedro López Cerro explains the requirements a person with a disability must meet in order to retire early at age 52.

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** Researchers studied 13 human-dog pairs and found that assistance dogs make autonomous decisions that go beyond trained tasks, actively participating in their owners’ care, from fetching objects to detecting changes in glucose levels.

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** The low-price scenario would not necessarily be negative; it could act as a catalyst for a new cycle of asset accumulation, including gold and risk assets.

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** The breakup between Coca-Cola and Nestlé opens up fierce competition in the iced tea market. Fuze Tea, from Coca-Cola, is gaining strength as the leading brand, while the new Nestea is preparing its offensive with new flavors and a redesign to win back ground.

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** The ECB Governing Council is taking a few more weeks, until its June 11 meeting, to decide its next move, in a context that points to a possible rate hike that could make mortgages even more expensive.

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** The financial system is facing a structural decline in reserves, not an accidental problem. Even so, stock markets continue to reach new highs, creating a striking contrast between the strength of the stock market and the weakness of deposits.

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** Despite returning to profit with €377 million in the first quarter, Stellantis began trading in Paris with a 7.44% drop.

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** Indra starts the year with strong results, boosting profits by 28% and revenue by 25%. The defense and technology multinational also reports a €20 billion order backlog and signals it may pursue a merger with EM&E.

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** Although Hans Zimmer or Labrinth were expected, the series stands out for a new musical selection featuring tracks by artists such as Christopher Cross, Young Miko, and Lil Jon, maintaining the sonic impact of *Euphoria* in its third season.

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** Rosalía and Sharon Stone will have a bigger presence in this episode of *Euphoria* season 3, episode 4. The episode will also need to explain what happened to Nate (Jacob Elordi) and Cassie (Sydney Sweeney).

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** Season 4 of “From” promises to push its protagonists to the limit and reveal new mysteries, while setting the stage for the final showdown in the next season.

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** Anne Hathaway revealed that she almost missed out on the role of Andy Sachs in *The Devil Wears Prada* because Rachel McAdams was the first choice, but she turned it down three times. Hathaway said that when she found out she had finally gotten the part, she “started screaming” with excitement.

** Meryl Streep, about her unforgettable kiss with Robert Redford: “By the time we got to take five, I was already in love”

** Meryl Streep spoke about her best on-screen kiss and chose Robert Redford, who is turning 89. The Oscar- and Princess of Asturias-winning actress said that by the fifth take, she was already in love with him.

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** Cassie Howard’s storyline on HBO has angered many viewers, who criticize the direction Sam Levinson’s series has taken and consider the scene controversial.

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** China aims to automate its power grid as much as possible through the purchase of 8,500 artificial intelligence robots. The goal is to reduce human intervention and make the system operate more efficiently and autonomously.

** They create a smart pillowcase that alerts you to calls or alarms while you sleep: here’s how it works

** An apparently normal pillowcase integrates textile technology inside to notify the user of calls or alarms while they sleep. Its design combines comfort and functionality, using hidden components in the fabric to deliver alerts without the need for a visible device.

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** A free Chrome extension aims to reduce the time spent on social media platforms like X, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, using a cat as a visual aid to encourage less usage and improve time management on these platforms.

** Easy Guide to Understanding the Operating Systems of the Major Mobile Brands

** A brief and simple overview of the operating systems and software layers used by the main mobile brands, including Apple, Samsung, HONOR, Xiaomi, OPPO, Nothing, realme, OnePlus, vivo, HUAWEI, motorola, and Google Pixel.

** Google is preparing a feature that will turn Gemini into your personal assistant: it anticipates what you need

** Google would be preparing a feature so that Gemini acts more like a proactive assistant, working in the background to anticipate needs and offer useful suggestions at the right moment.

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** The article highlights the best outfits worn by several celebrities, including Georgina Rodríguez and Kendall Jenner, during the weekend before the Met Gala. It reviews the most striking and elegant looks that set the tone for the big fashion event in May.

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** The article explains that the secret to getting a beautiful, natural, and even tan is not sun exposure, but choosing and applying self-tanner correctly.

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** Adidas has unveiled a new sneaker model in earthy tones, created together with skater Momiji Nishiya. The design blends a relaxed aesthetic with the essence of skateboarding, offering a versatile, urban style.

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** Guest fashion for 2026 embraces elegance without size limits, with dresses that flatter curves and offer plenty of style. The article highlights brands with spectacular plus-size options, up to size 54, showing that sophistication also celebrates body diversity.

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** An expert explains what clothing is appropriate for attending a baptism, a type of event that is common during these months. The content advises which garments are best to avoid and which are appropriate in order to respect the dress code and dress properly.

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** Isabel Díaz Ayuso attended the traditional La Goyesca bullfight for Madrid Community Day and stood out with a very special look, winning attention with a bullfighter-style jacket that is set to inspire spring guests.

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** It is a traditional sweet little known outside La Rioja and Castilla y León, where it goes by different names: in Quel it is called “jualina” and in Castilla y León, “obispo.” It stands out as a recipe for using up leftovers that can be made with stale bread.

** A stop on the way to the Levante for lunch? This A-3 restaurant with a Repsol “Solete” is a great option

** An A-3 restaurant that has been open for more than 30 years, ideal for a stop on the way to the Levante coast. It offers uninterrupted kitchen service from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. and a daily menu for 14.50 euros. It also has a Repsol “Solete,” which confirms its quality and makes it a standout option for eating on the road.

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** Chefs explain that making a hole in the center of the Galician empanada is no coincidence: this detail helps the dough cook better and makes the final result more even.

** Why pickle juice is trending among runners and high-performance athletes

** Pickle juice has become popular among runners and high-performance athletes because it may help relieve cramps and improve recovery. The article links its use to the intense physical demands placed on athletes like Carlos Alcaraz, highlighting trends in sports nutrition and performance.

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** This simple recipe suggests preparing pickled trout, an easy way to cook this oily fish and enhance its flavor with a traditional escabeche technique.

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** Embajadores, one of the most emblematic neighborhoods inside the M-30, hides some outstanding culinary options. Among them is Uskar restaurant, one of the area’s culinary gems.

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** A short distance from Barcelona, this natural setting stands out for its spectacular rock formations and religious significance, as it is home to an emblematic monastery. It combines landscape, geology, and heritage in one of the most unique excursions in Catalonia.

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** This Aegean coastal town, with stone houses and pastel-colored doors and windows, mainly attracts Turkey’s bourgeoisie. Despite its beauty and fame as a setting for television series, it receives very few international tourists.

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** The oldest train station in Spain is over 170 years old and stands out for its neoclassical style. Its façade, with Doric columns, gives it a majestic appearance and makes it a unique historic building.

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** Just one hour by plane from Madrid, this vibrant European city stands out for its color and charm, making it an ideal destination for a spring getaway near Spain.

** What are the targeted therapies that have revolutionized the treatment of prostate cancer

** Targeted therapies have changed the treatment of prostate cancer by focusing on specific mechanisms within tumor cells. Their use makes it possible to attack the cancer more precisely, with the potential to improve effectiveness and reduce side effects compared with traditional treatments.

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** Patricio Ochoa explains that to take care of the mind, you also have to take care of the body, prioritizing rest, good nutrition, and physical training. According to him, doing more exercise helps us become more resilient in the face of life’s difficulties.

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** The “Jessica Method” has gone viral as a technique to immediately stop a child’s tantrum. According to the article, it can cut off crying instantly, although it does not address the real cause of the behavior or solve the underlying problem.

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** Although nuts come protected in their packaging, soaking them before eating can improve their benefits, especially digestion.

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** Walking should not be the only exercise, but it is a valuable activity that should not be abandoned. Although it does not replace a full workout, it provides important health benefits and helps burn calories consistently.

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** Physical trainer Víctor Jiménez explains to *20minutos* the key points for recovering after a demanding race like the 2026 Madrid Marathon. He stresses that it’s not advisable to remain motionless or seated for hours, since gentle movement helps recovery.

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** Since September 2000, Spanish license plates have used a unique combination of four numbers and three consonant letters for each vehicle. The article asks when this current registration system in Spain will run out.

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** The BYD Seal gets updated with more interior space, a larger trunk, and technological and practical improvements. It keeps its dynamic, electric character, but simplifies some elements to offer a more comfortable and functional experience.

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** Some city councils may grant visible cards or authorizations to park in your own driveway, but this is not a general rule. In general, a permanent driveway permit does not authorize parking in front of the garage door.

** The dividing line that separates two parking spaces: who does it belong to, you or your neighbor?

** The article warns that conflicts between neighbors over garage parking spaces can escalate if each person’s rights are not clearly understood. It explains that it is important to understand property boundaries and what happens with the dividing line between two parking spaces in order to avoid disputes.

** Xavi Batalla, doctor, warns transport workers: “It is proven that a sedentary life kills you”

** The regenerative medicine specialist warns about the dangers of physical inactivity and poor diet, which are common in the transport sector. He warns that leading a sedentary lifestyle seriously increases health risks and emphasizes the need to change habits to prevent disease.

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** The Community of Madrid is testing assistive intelligence applications in healthcare to detect lung injuries earlier and evaluate brain damage after a stroke. These tools add to others already in use for detecting breast and prostate cancer.

** Barcelona reduced the number of plane trees in the city by 8.5% over the last 15 years and wants to cut them by 56.3% in the next decade

** Barcelona’s Tree Master Plan establishes that no species should exceed 15% of the total urban tree population within 10 years. The city has already reduced plane trees by 8.5% over the last 15 years and plans to cut them by another 56.3% over the next decade in order to diversify its tree population.

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** According to Tinsa, the average price of homes for sale rose by 14.8% in the first quarter of 2026 compared with the same period the previous year.

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** The Civil Guard contradicts the Generalitat and states that four people have not died by drowning in Oliva. There were, however, two men taken to Gandía Hospital with symptoms of drowning.

** PSOE and Por Andalucía accuse the mayor of Seville of being “anti-democratic” for removing campaign posters from lampposts

** The Seville City Council has removed election posters from lampposts, arguing that they were placed in unauthorized areas, without permission, or without ensuring public safety. PSOE and Por Andalucía have accused the mayor of acting in an “anti-democratic” manner because of this measure.

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** A massive emergence of crab species on the beaches of the Cíes, Ons, Sálvora and Cortegada islands has surprised locals and visitors, even though this phenomenon is usually common in the area.

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** The Basque government is seeking through this meeting to strengthen Euskadi’s institutional presence on the international stage.

** A 57-year-old woman dies in an apartment fire in Vilanova i la Geltrú

** A 57-year-old woman died in a fire in an apartment in Vilanova i la Geltrú. Paramedics tried to revive her, but ultimately confirmed her death.

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** The government is considering recataloging salmon as an endangered species and banning its fishing, while two weeks after the season began, the expected “campanu” has still not been caught.

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** A young dolphin was found dead in the Strait after becoming trapped in a fishing net, which caused a fatal cut to its neck.

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** The TikToker Sami (@Marzsam) went viral after showing how he applies yogurt to his skin as a home remedy to soothe burns. The video sparked a heated debate on social media about the effectiveness and safety of this traditional method, which some users defended and others questioned.

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** MrBeast posted a hypothetical moral situation in which, depending on the choice made, people could live or die. The proposal tests altruism and sparks debate over whether someone would prioritize their own life or everyone else’s.

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** A scientific study examines whether the so-called “5-second rule” is real when food falls on the floor. The research aims to determine, with evidence, whether contact time affects food contamination and whether it is really safe to pick food up within five seconds.

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** A global survey indicates that 20% of dogs and cats have had parasites in the last year. In addition, 27% of respondents admit to having low or very limited knowledge about the risks they pose.

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** The Taiwan dog is classified by the FCI in Group 5, Section 4, among primitive-type dogs.

** Why Do Small Dogs Shake So Much, and When Should We Be Concerned?

** Small dogs tremble more often because they lose heat faster and use more energy. They can also shake due to fear, pain, or neurological disorders. If the trembling is persistent or comes with other symptoms, it’s best to consult a veterinarian.

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** Check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es.

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** The winning combination for El Gordo de la Primitiva on Sunday, May 3, 2026 was 6, 30, 39, 49 and 50, with Key (refund) 2. The full results can be checked on the 20minutos.es website.

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** The winning combination in the Bonoloto draw on Sunday, May 3, 2026 was 13, 25, 27, 38, 40, and 45. The complementary number was 20 and the refund number was 8. The full results can be consulted on the 20minutos.es website.

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** The winning number for the ONCE Sueldazo on Sunday, May 3, 2026, will be known starting at 9:30 p.m. The results can be checked on 20minutos.es.

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** In 1891, Arthur F. Bettinson co-founded the National Sporting Club in London and was a key figure in the evolution of modern boxing. Among his most notable contributions was the standardization of weight divisions in the United Kingdom, helping to formalize the sport.

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** In 2014, lavash was inscribed by UNESCO as a cultural expression of Armenia. This traditional bread is handmade by women following a very ancient recipe of Neolithic origin, and it is cooked in underground ovens.

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** The researcher presents, in her new essay *A New Sexual Contract*, a critique of the supposed myth of equality in sexual services for women. She argues that, even if women are the ones who pay, the dynamics of fear and desire do not shift to the other side.

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** The shopping basket has risen notably, reaching 320 euros a month according to the OCU in March 2026. To save money at the supermarket, it’s worth buying certain products in large sizes, as this can reduce spending, especially amid rising prices for meat and vegetables.

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** Felipe VI visited the naval base in Rota and took command of the ship “Sable” during his tour.

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** Holidu analyzed Spain’s municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants that are most searched for on the internet and selected the 10 most popular ones. The article highlights that Spain has more than 8,000 municipalities rich in art, history, culture, nature, and gastronomy, although many are still waiting to be discovered.

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** The European Political Community, driven by Macron and created in response to Russia, is holding a new summit in Armenia with the special حضور of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. The meeting aims to strengthen its role amid tensions with the United States and a shifting geopolitical landscape.

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** The PSOE describes the “national priority” concept defended by PP and Vox as “inhuman” and announces an institutional offensive at every level—city councils, regional parliaments, the Congress, and the European Parliament—to present initiatives against it.

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** After May 1, the next national holiday in 2026 will be on August 15. The article highlights that several months will have to pass before the next public holiday, marking the beginning of a new run of holidays and long weekends through Christmas.

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** The winning number in the special National Lottery draw for Mother’s Day, held on Sunday, May 3, was 46802. The special prize of 15 million euros goes to ticket fraction 6, series 3. The full results are available at 20minutos.es.

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** Yolanda Díaz says the Government will approve the time-recording reform before summer. She argues that there are 2.5 million irregular overtime hours that are not being paid and maintains that the measure will help genuinely increase wages.

** There’s No More Excuse with *The Handmaid’s Tale*: Netflix Makes a Move 21 Days Before the End of *The Testaments*

** Netflix has added *The Handmaid’s Tale* to its catalog while Disney+ is airing the final episodes of *The Testaments*. The move comes 21 days before the series finale, boosting interest in the franchise and giving viewers a new option to follow it.

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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften features, and bring freshness, without losing your personal style.

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** Eduardo Noriega, 52, is releasing the horror film *La ahorcada*. The actor from Cantabria returns to the genre in which he stood out in films such as *Tesis* and *The Devil’s Backbone*, after having turned down the chance to work on *The Walking Dead* on several occasions.

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** Natalia de Santiago explains that the current mortgage situation has changed when buying a home. She points out that the preference for fixed-rate mortgages is no longer the dominant option and that the mortgage market has entered a new phase.

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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show using canned cockles, suggesting enhancing them with mandarin and olive oil instead of lemon to give them a more original and flavorful touch.

** A wonder between John Carpenter, Stephen King, and *Parks and Recreation*: review of *The Curse of Widow’s Bay* on Apple TV

** Katie Dippold’s series, led by Matthew Rhys, blends absurd comedy with New England gothic horror. With episodes directed by Hiro Murai and Ti West, it offers a tone that combines the terror of John Carpenter and Stephen King with the humor of *Parks and Recreation*.

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** Yellow stains on pillows become harder to remove the longer they remain, so it’s best to clean them regularly to keep them in good condition.

** *Review of “Super Mario Galaxy: The Movie”: Mario and Luigi’s journey to the stars doesn’t quite shine fully*

** The new *Super Mario Galaxy* film stands out for its visual ambition and its attempt to take Mario and Luigi into space, but the review notes that the result doesn’t quite come together. Although the concept is striking, it is described as a flashy but hollow adaptation.

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

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** Christina Koch will be the first woman to travel beyond Earth’s magnetosphere, making her a key case for aerospace medicine. Her Artemis II mission will make it possible to study how radiation and deep space affect health, including possible risks of cancer, fertility, and other effects on the human body.

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** The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is now available and allows you to quickly and early 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 contrary, whether they will receive a refund.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has launched a new tourist pass inspired by the Camino de Santiago to boost tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful regions of Seville and promote rural tourism in the area.

** 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 tested after the UAE unexpectedly moved to exit the group. The move threatens the kingdom’s ability to steer oil policy, maintain production discipline, and preserve its influence over global crude markets as tensions among key Gulf producers rise.

** Gold prices remain steady as markets stay uncertain about Iran and interest rates

** Gold prices stayed steady as investors considered ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Iran and uncertainty about future interest rate changes. Market caution supported demand for the metal as a safe haven, while traders waited for clearer signals from central banks and developments in the Middle East.

** Oil falls after Trump says the US will help ships stranded in the Strait of Hormuz

** Oil prices edged lower after President Trump said the U.S. would help ships stuck in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions with Iran. The comments eased some fears of an immediate supply disruption, though the region remains a key chokepoint for global crude flows.

** Ukrainian drones strike Russia’s Primorsk port, oil tankers and military ships

** Ukrainian drones struck Russia’s Primorsk port, damaging oil tankers and military ships, according to the article. The attack targeted a key energy export hub, highlighting the vulnerability of Russian maritime infrastructure amid the ongoing war.

** Oil prices unchanged after Trump says U.S. will aid stranded ships in the Strait of Hormuz

** U.S. oil prices were little changed after President Trump said the U.S. would help ships stranded in the Strait of Hormuz. The comments eased some market concern about the waterway, a critical route for global energy shipments, although traders were still watching broader geopolitical risks.

** Global aluminium market shaken but resilient amid Middle East conflict

** The article says the global aluminium market has been volatile due to the Middle East conflict, but supply and demand have remained broadly resilient. Prices and logistics were disrupted by heightened geopolitical risk, yet the market avoided a major collapse as buyers and producers adapted to changing conditions.

** Kuwait’s oil production expected to reach 2.628 million bpd in June, state media reports

** Kuwait’s oil production is expected to increase to 2.628 million barrels per day in June, according to state media. The report highlights the country’s ongoing efforts to manage output levels in line with market conditions and OPEC+ agreements.

** Trump administration cites national security to halt US wind farm projects, FT reports

** The Trump administration is using national security concerns to stop or delay US wind farm projects, according to the Financial Times. The move targets offshore and onshore developments, intensifying the administration’s opposition to wind energy and potentially disrupting the industry’s growth plans.

** Asian Development Bank offers help to Pacific countries hit by Iran war

** The Asian Development Bank said it will support Pacific countries facing economic fallout from the Iran war, including higher fuel and food prices and supply chain disruptions. It plans to work with governments and partners to assess needs and provide aid, with a focus on protecting vulnerable communities and maintaining essential services.

** ADB launches $70 billion plan for energy, digital infrastructure in Asia-Pacific

** The Asian Development Bank unveiled a $70 billion investment plan to expand clean energy and digital infrastructure across Asia-Pacific. The initiative aims to boost regional connectivity, support sustainable development, and help countries transition to low-carbon economies while improving access to technology and essential services.

** Two Taiwanese Stocks with Strong AI Exposure, According to Bernstein

** Bernstein highlighted two Taiwanese stocks with strong exposure to AI demand, noting that they could benefit from increased spending on AI infrastructure and related hardware. The report points to Taiwan’s role in the global technology supply chain and says these companies are well positioned to benefit as AI adoption accelerates.

** GameStop makes bold $56 billion play for eBay, ready to go hostile

** GameStop has launched a $56 billion bid to acquire eBay and says it is prepared to pursue a hostile takeover if necessary. The move signals an aggressive expansion strategy as the company aims to combine its retail and online marketplace reach.

** Australia, Japan strengthen critical minerals ties

** Australia and Japan are deepening cooperation on critical minerals, aiming to secure supply chains for materials vital to clean energy and advanced technology. The partnership includes stronger trade, investment, and processing links as both countries seek to reduce reliance on dominant suppliers and support economic security.

** Analysis: Kone’s new TK Elevator deal comes amid climate change among European champions

** Kone’s new deal involving TK Elevator comes as Europe’s leading companies face a changing business environment, with firms adapting to shifting market conditions and environmental pressures. The move highlights how major industrial players are navigating consolidation, competitiveness, and sustainability challenges across Europe. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural, more formal, or more like a news headline.

** Factbox-From airlines to banks: Australian, New Zealand firms feel the heat of the Gulf crisis

** The Gulf crisis is affecting Australian and New Zealand companies across sectors, including airlines, banks, and exporters. Firms face disruptions from travel, trade, and financial market exposure as tensions in the region create uncertainty and pressure on operations and earnings.

** National Australia Bank posts first-half profit miss, warns of Middle East conflict risks

** National Australia Bank reported first-half cash earnings below expectations, pressured by higher costs and impaired loans. The lender also warned that escalating Middle East tensions could disrupt markets and affect economic conditions, though it kept a cautious outlook on credit quality and capital strength.

Stocks gain in Asia, oil flat amid new Gulf proposals

Asian stocks rose while oil prices remained largely flat as markets reacted to new Gulf diplomatic proposals. Investors appeared cautiously optimistic, balancing geopolitical developments with broader market sentiment and demand outlooks.

** NZ’s a2 Milk shares plunge after US infant formula recall as cereulide is detected

** a2 Milk shares fell after a U.S. recall of its infant formula, triggered by the detection of cereulide, a toxin produced by certain bacteria. The recall raised concerns about product safety and hurt investor confidence in the New Zealand dairy company.

** Anthropic is close to finalizing a $1.5 billion AI venture with Wall Street firms — WSJ

** According to the *WSJ*, Anthropic is reportedly nearing a $1.5 billion deal with major Wall Street firms. The funding would further support the AI startup’s growth, as investor interest in artificial intelligence remains strong.

** Anthropic nears $1.5 billion AI joint venture with Wall Street firms, WSJ reports

** Anthropic is reportedly close to a $1.5 billion joint venture with major Wall Street firms to advance AI development. According to the Wall Street Journal, the deal would provide the company with additional funding and strengthen ties between AI and financial institutions.

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

** Business groups say trade between Colombia and Ecuador is worsening as tariff disputes escalate. They warn that the conflict is harming cross-border commerce, increasing costs, and damaging economic ties between the neighboring countries.

** US manufacturing sector holds steady in April; input costs hit 4-year high

** US manufacturing activity was stable in April, but input costs climbed to a four-year high, signaling persistent inflationary pressure for producers.

** Manufacturing activity holds steady as ISM PMI meets expectations

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** Canadian factory PMI reaches near four-year high amid war-related stockpiling

** Canada’s factory activity rose to a near four-year high in March as producers increased output and inventories in response to stronger demand and supply-chain concerns linked to the war in Ukraine. The headline manufacturing PMI increased, signaling a stronger expansion, while new orders and employment also improved.

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

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** UK house prices rise in April despite Iran war headwinds, Nationwide says

** UK house prices rose in April, according to Nationwide, showing resilience despite geopolitical uncertainty and economic headwinds linked to the Iran war. The lender said the market remained supported even as broader risks weighed on sentiment.

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

** UK home prices rose 0.4% in April, beating expectations even as mortgage rates remained elevated, according to Nationwide. The increase suggests housing demand is holding up despite borrowing costs and broader affordability pressures.

** Irish manufacturing growth accelerates amid supply disruptions

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** Take Five: Sell in May? Let’s find out

** The article examines whether the old market saying “sell in May and go away” still holds true this year. It looks at current market conditions, seasonal trends, and factors such as inflation, interest rates, earnings, and investor sentiment to determine whether stocks may have a weak summer ahead or continue to defy the usual pattern.

** India’s factory growth stays sluggish in April amid war-led soaring costs, PMI shows

** India’s manufacturing growth remained weak in April as war-driven spikes in input costs squeezed factories, according to the PMI survey. Output and new orders expanded only modestly, while inflationary pressure stayed elevated, signaling continued strain on producers despite still-positive growth.

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** RBA Preview May: 25 bps Hike Expected as Inflation Jitters Persist

** The Reserve Bank of Australia is widely expected to raise rates by 25 basis points, as inflation remains stubbornly high and policymakers aim to curb price pressures. Markets will watch for signals on future hikes and the central bank’s outlook for growth, wages, and household spending.

** Bank of Korea deputy chief says it may be time to consider rate hikes

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** ECB policymaker says euro zone recession concerns are “real and justified”

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** Kashkari says Iran war limits Fed’s ability to provide rate guidance

** Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said that increased uncertainty caused by the war in Iran is making it more difficult for the Federal Reserve to provide clear guidance on interest rates. He said the conflict adds risks to both inflation and economic growth, complicating the Fed’s policy outlook and decision-making.

** South Korea factory activity expands at strongest pace in over 4 years, PMI shows

** South Korea’s manufacturing sector grew at its fastest pace in over four years in May, according to the PMI, signaling a strong rebound in factory activity. The improvement was driven by rising domestic and export demand, with output and new orders both increasing.

** Fed’s Kashkari warns Iran war raises inflation risks, rate cuts uncertain

** Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said the Israel-Iran conflict could push oil prices higher and increase inflation, making it harder for the Fed to reach its 2% target. He added that it’s still unclear how much inflation is being driven by tariffs, and that any interest rate cuts this year remain uncertain, although one or two cuts could be possible if inflation slows.

** U.S. Attorney Pirro says Fed IG’s findings will determine the future of her Powell probe

** U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro said the Federal Reserve inspector general’s findings will determine whether her investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell moves forward. The investigation stems from allegations related to Powell’s handling of matters at the central bank, but Pirro said she will rely on the IG’s review before deciding on next steps.

** Bitcoin rises past $80k on ETF inflows; Strategy earnings on tap

** Bitcoin climbed above $80,000, supported by strong ETF inflows, as investors looked ahead to Strategy’s earnings report. The move reflected renewed momentum in crypto markets, with attention on whether institutional demand can sustain the rally.

** Orbs Launches SPOT: The First DeFi Trading Interface Built Natively for AI Agents

** Orbs introduced SPOT, a decentralized trading interface designed specifically for AI agents. The platform aims to enable autonomous agents to access DeFi markets natively, streamlining trades and interactions without relying on traditional user interfaces.

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** Bitcoin hovers above $78,000 as ETF inflows lead to best month since April 2025

** Bitcoin remained above $78,000 as strong ETF inflows drove its best monthly performance since April 2025. Investor demand for spot bitcoin funds helped support prices and offset recent volatility, signaling renewed bullish sentiment in the crypto market.

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

** Coinbase helped broker a compromise in the Senate’s crypto legislation that would allow stablecoin yields while keeping them distinct from bank deposits, clearing a key obstacle to the bill’s progress. The deal is seen as a boost for the legislation’s chances and a win for Coinbase’s policy push.

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

** Bitcoin rebounded to nearly $78,000 as global stock markets rallied and investors returned to risk assets. The article notes that gains may be capped by rising geopolitical tensions involving Iran, which could renew market volatility and pressure crypto prices.

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

** Tether bought 6 tons of gold in Q1, a slower pace than the previous quarter, as it continues diversifying its reserves. The company has been increasing its gold holdings alongside other assets to support its stablecoin operations and reduce reliance on traditional financial instruments.

** Russian government approves digital currency tax amendments

** Russia’s government has approved amendments that recognize digital currency as property for tax purposes, setting rates and rules for mining and transactions. The changes aim to clarify how cryptocurrency is taxed, improve oversight, and support the legal use of digital assets while tightening regulation.

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

** A New York City gallery is connecting physical artworks to the blockchain, using Solana and BONK to support the initiative. The goal is to give art collectors a verifiable on-chain record of ownership and provenance while combining traditional art with crypto infrastructure.

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

** Bitcoin edged higher as risk assets recovered, putting it on track for its strongest monthly gain in about a year. The move reflects improving investor appetite for risk, with broader markets rebounding and helping support crypto prices.

** Datavault AI raises $60 million in registered direct offering

** Datavault AI announced a $60 million registered direct offering, selling 12 million shares at $5 each to institutional investors. The company said the funds will support growth initiatives, working capital, and general corporate purposes.

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** GameStop proposes to acquire eBay for $125 per share

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** Navigator Global to acquire Stable portfolio for $195 million

** Navigator Global will acquire Stable’s portfolio for $195 million, expanding its asset base and strategic reach. The deal highlights ongoing consolidation and investment activity in the market, though further details on the assets and timing were not provided.

** Applied Materials to acquire NEXX advanced packaging unit

** Applied Materials said it will acquire NEXX’s advanced packaging unit to expand its semiconductor packaging capabilities. The deal is aimed at strengthening its portfolio of chip packaging technologies, which are becoming increasingly important for AI and high-performance computing.

** Spirit Airlines nears completion of passenger refunds after shutdown

** Spirit Airlines says it is close to finishing refunds for passengers affected by disruptions related to its shutdown. The airline has been processing claims and payments after operations were halted, aiming to resolve outstanding customer reimbursements as quickly as possible.

** LG Display Q1 2026 Slides: OLED Shift Advances Amid Revenue Decline

** The article says LG Display’s first-quarter 2026 results show continued progress in its shift toward OLED products, even as overall revenue declined. The company is emphasizing OLED as its key growth focus while navigating weaker sales in other segments.

** UCB acquires Candid Therapeutics for up to $2.2 billion

** UCB will acquire Candid Therapeutics in a deal worth up to $2.2 billion, expanding its pipeline in immunology. The transaction includes upfront cash and possible milestone payments, giving UCB access to Candid’s asset portfolio and strengthening its position in a key therapeutic area.

** UCB to acquire Candid Therapeutics for up to $2.2 billion

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** Mattel Q1 2026 slides: revenue beats amid sharp margin decline

** Mattel’s first-quarter 2026 revenue exceeded expectations, but profitability dropped sharply as margins declined. The update suggests that strong sales were not enough to offset higher costs or weaker earnings efficiency, highlighting pressure on the company’s bottom line despite top-line growth.