News Summary - 05/06/2026

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** To stay or risk the "Road of Death" - Ukrainian civilians trapped in a frontline city

** Residents of Oleshky say they have gone months without fresh food or medicine, leaving civilians in the frontline city effectively cut off and struggling to survive.

** “Nothing will bring back my son”: How 10 minutes of bombing by Israel shattered lives in Lebanon

** Bombs began falling at 2:15 p.m., triggering widespread chaos and destruction across Lebanon in just 10 minutes.

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** Cruise ship with hantavirus outbreak to sail to Canary Islands

** Spain's health ministry said the MV Hondius is expected to arrive within three to four days.

** Vivek Ramaswamy wins the Republican nomination for Ohio governor

** He spent much of the race criticizing the state’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which was led by the Democratic nominee.

** Dressed for succession: What Kim Ju Ae's outfits tell us about North Korea

** Kim Ju Ae’s changing wardrobe is seen as a sign that she is being prepared for leadership in North Korea, with her fashion choices reflecting her growing prominence and possible role as the country’s next leader.

** “I had to stick to the plan”: Officer describes retrieving crocodile with human remains inside

** DNA testing is being conducted to determine whether human remains found inside a crocodile belong to a missing man.

Russian attacks kill more than 20 ahead of rival ceasefires proposed by Kyiv and Moscow

Kyiv announced a truce starting on 6 May and said it would respond “symmetrically” after Moscow proposed a separate ceasefire for its Victory Day parade. The competing offers came amid continued Russian attacks that killed more than 20 people.

** What is Trump’s “Project Freedom” in the Strait of Hormuz?

** The US president said the operation was paused after beginning on Monday.

** Families linked to Islamic State in Syria have booked tickets home to Australia, minister says

** Four women and nine children linked to Islamic State have spent years in a Syrian camp and have now booked tickets to return to Australia, according to the minister.

Oil prices ease as US pauses Project Freedom to seek deal with Iran

President Donald Trump signaled hope for a US-Iran agreement after several days of escalating tensions, helping ease pressure in the oil market.

** Apple to pay $250m to US iPhone buyers over AI features lawsuit

** Claims made last year alleged that Apple’s advertising for Apple Intelligence misled iPhone buyers. The lawsuit is now reportedly leading to a $250 million payout to affected customers in the US.

** Romanian PM ousted in no-confidence vote

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** Nine coal miners die in gas explosion in Colombia

** A gas explosion in Sutatausa, Colombia, killed nine coal miners, marking another deadly mining accident in the area. The locality also experienced a separate fatal mine disaster in 2023.

** Two killed and many injured after car driven into crowd in German city of Leipzig

** Authorities say a 33-year-old German citizen was detained after a car was driven into a crowd in Leipzig, leaving two people dead and many injured.

** A “fun” superstar stuns rivals and reshapes politics in an Indian state

** Film star Vijay has defied expectations and nearly swept the Tamil Nadu elections, signaling a major shift in the state’s political landscape and challenging the established order.

** Popular Australian author pleads guilty over child exploitation material

** The author of *Jasper Jones* and *Runt* was arrested in January after police raided his Perth home.

** Rescuers among three dead after yacht sinks off Australian coast

** Two volunteer rescuers, aged 78 and 62, died when their boat capsized in treacherous conditions during a rescue effort.

** Explosion at China fireworks factory kills 26 people

** A blast at a fireworks factory in Hunan province, China, killed 26 people and injured 61, according to state media.

** Deadly China plane crash was caused by fuel cut-off, says report

** A Boeing 737 crashed into a hillside in China in 2022, killing all 132 people aboard. **Translation:** A Boeing 737 crashed into a hillside in China in 2022, killing all 132 people on board.

** Rapper Kid Cudi removes British star M.I.A. from tour

** British singer-songwriter M.I.A. will no longer open for Kid Cudi’s *Rebels Rage* tour after a disagreement between the two artists.

** Ukrainian drone strikes upscale Moscow high-rise ahead of Victory Day celebrations

** Russia declared a unilateral ceasefire for the event and warned that it would launch a massive strike on central Kyiv if the celebrations were disrupted.

** Three Russian diplomats expelled from Austria over spying accusations

** Austria expelled three Russian diplomats after accusing them of spying. According to the foreign minister, they collected information using a “forest of antennas” installed atop diplomatic buildings.

** Mali junta leader appoints himself defence minister after predecessor was killed

** Former Defence Minister Sadio Camara was killed in a major offensive by combined jihadist and separatist forces.

** Britney Spears pleads guilty to reckless driving after arrest

** Britney Spears, 44, pleaded guilty to reckless driving after her arrest in California earlier this year and will avoid jail time.

** Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani recovering from pneumonia and “now breathing on his own”

** Rudy Giuliani is recovering from pneumonia and is now breathing on his own, according to his spokesman. He remains in critical but stable condition.

** The Most Talked-About Looks at This Year’s Met Gala

** The 2026 Met Gala fundraiser will focus on the theme “Costume Art,” highlighting fashion as an embodied art form.

** India’s fiercest female politician faces a fight for survival

** Mamata Banerjee’s defeat in West Bengal has put her party’s hold on power in jeopardy and raised serious questions about her political future.

** What do a teenager's clothes tell us about North Korea's future?

** Analysts say Kim Jong Un’s daughter is being presented as more than just a child; her clothing and public appearance may be carefully styled to signal that she is being prepared for a future leadership role in North Korea.

** Finding Soldier Tom: Solving the Family Mystery of a World War II Soviet Prisoner of War

** A Soviet prisoner of war, rescued by a Jersey family after escaping a Nazi labor camp, disappeared after returning to the Soviet Union at the end of World War II. The article explores the long-unsolved family mystery of what happened to him after the war.

** Robots move in as waste firms struggle to find staff

** Humanoid robots are being introduced to waste-sorting operations as companies look to automation to help address ongoing staff shortages.

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

**More than 100 gangs are active across Kenya, and the increasing use of political thugs is fueling concerns about rising election-related violence.**

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

** Trump’s remaining time in office will be heavily shaped by the cost of living, making the economy a major factor in how voters judge his presidency.

** Do viruses spread more easily on cruise ships?

** The BBC reports expert opinions on whether cruise ships pose a higher risk of infection, explaining how close quarters, shared spaces, and frequent contact among passengers can affect the spread of viruses.

** Moment an Indonesian river overflows after heavy rain

** A glamping facility in Bogor, West Java, was destroyed on 4 May after a river overflowed due to heavy rain, sending a raging torrent through the area.

** Watch: Moment United Airlines flight strikes vehicle during landing

** United Airlines Flight 169 from Venice landed safely at Newark Airport after striking a vehicle during landing. No injuries were reported among the 231 passengers and crew, while the lorry driver suffered minor injuries.

Huge crowd attends free Shakira concert on Copacabana beach

Shakira’s concert drew a huge crowd on Copacabana beach, following earlier free performances there by Lady Gaga and Madonna in previous years.

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** Hantavirus cases have increased in Argentina over the past year and have already caused 32 deaths from the “Andean strain.” Although the ship departed from a province that has had no recorded cases of the disease for 30 years, authorities are still investigating how the infection occurred and what the transmission route was.

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** A team will inspect the cruise ship this afternoon to detect any more possible cases and classify high- and low-risk contacts. Health authorities are trying to evacuate the symptomatic passengers and high-risk contacts in Cape Verde to prevent the ship from having to make a stop in the Canary Islands.

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** A total of 149 people are traveling on board the cruise ship, including 88 passengers and 61 crew members from 23 nationalities.

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** A passenger died on April 11 aboard the cruise ship and was disembarked in Saint Helena; his wife, a Dutch national, died on April 27. In addition, another passenger, a German national, died on May 2.

** The cruise ship protocol in the event of deaths on board: transfer, morgue... and keeping passengers from finding out

** When a death occurs on a cruise ship, the captain and crew follow a strict protocol that includes moving the body and using the ship’s morgue. At the same time, they try to handle the situation discreetly so passengers are not informed.

** A Canary Islands woman lashes out over the decision to receive the ship with hantavirus: “Take the sick people to La Moncloa”

** Elen Marrero, a resident of Gran Canaria, criticized the decision by the Health Ministry and the WHO on the program *Código 10* to allow a ship carrying hantavirus to dock in the Canary Islands. She expressed outrage over the risk to the islands and made harsh remarks against the measure.

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** Betsy Arakawa, the wife of American actor Gene Hackman, died from hantavirus, a viral infection transmitted by rodents. The case has raised concern about a possible outbreak on the MV Hondius, where similar infections were reported.

** Trump suspends the “Freedom Project” and opens the door to an agreement with Tehran

** Breaking news on tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, the war in Iran, peace negotiations with the U.S., and Israel’s ceasefire in Lebanon.

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** The band from Extremadura, Sanguijuelas del Guadiana, has become one of the breakout acts, combining current success with pride in its origins. They champion Extremadura in their music and message, and project their local identity “to the world” as they gain popularity.

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** Atlético de Madrid wrapped up a season of contrasts: they came close to dreaming of glory, but were eliminated in the Champions League semifinals and ended another year without winning any titles.

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** Simeone’s Atlético Madrid were knocked out of the Champions League after losing to Arsenal, who qualified for the final thanks to a goal by Saka. The red-and-white team fell just short of reaching the chance to fight for the European Cup in a semifinal marked by controversy.

** Simeone’s enigmatic response fuels rumors about his future: “Right now I don’t have the strength”

** After Atlético Madrid’s elimination in the Champions League semifinals, Diego Simeone spoke to the media and left an enigmatic remark about his future: “Right now I don’t have the strength.” His words fueled rumors about a possible departure or a period of reflection regarding his continuation.

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** The article humorously recounts, from the *20 minutos* newsroom’s perspective, how Arsenal’s decisive goal that eliminated Atlético de Madrid from the Champions League was experienced, linking it to the “commentator’s curse” and the drama of the moment.

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** A teenager fired his stepfather’s illegal gun at a school, causing the deaths of two people. The stepfather was detained while authorities investigate the origin of the weapon and possible responsibility for the attack.

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** A sales listing for an apartment in Madrid, now removed, sparked controversy for stating that the delicate health of the usufruct holders — with scoliosis, dialysis, and diabetes — could “positively influence” the purchase of the bare ownership. The wording was considered offensive and inappropriate.

** Lesbian Garros, the tennis tournament created by lesbians that excludes no one: “The goal is not to crush”

** On May 9, the eighth edition of Lesbian Garros will be held with 150 participants. More than just a tournament, the event uses tennis as an excuse to foster community, visibility, and inclusion, promoting a way of competing based on coexistence rather than “crushing” the opponent.

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** The government has approved expanding the 2025 public employment offer by 429 positions, bringing the total to about 37,017 positions.

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** Verónica, the bullfighter’s partner, told “Y ahora Sonsoles” how the accident happened in which he fell into a shredder. Her testimony describes moments of great anguish and the bullfighter’s desperate pleas for help as he suffered the serious incident.

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** The brand has ordered the recall of three thermos models after coordinating with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, due to a risk of serious injury and possible loss of vision.

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** A 21-year-old man was sentenced to three years in prison for stabbing a retiree he was having sex with. According to the report, he was under the influence of alcohol, demanded money from him, and injured him with a knife in the left side.

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** The couple visited Pablo Motos’s show to present their play, *A Marriage Without Filters*.

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** After three years of budget extensions, Moncloa is using academic conclusions to argue that there is no legal obligation to present new Budgets, only a requirement of a political nature.

** Daniel Guzmán, host of *“100% Únicos”*: “With El Fary, between takes, we’d go play marbles”

** The article highlights an anecdote from Daniel Guzmán about his relationship with El Fary during the filming of a production: between scenes, the two would entertain themselves by playing marbles. It also mentions Guzmán as the host of *“100% Únicos.”*

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** PP spokesperson Borja Sémper says the party wants to distance itself from “extremism” and recover a “shared project” for Spain. He also says it aims to be able to govern without relying on Vox.

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** Juanma Moreno and María Jesús Montero use the same slogan, “avoid the mess,” but with opposite meanings: for Moreno, the problem is a left wing that has “internalized lies”; for Montero, the “mess” is Moreno himself.

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** Marta Sánchez mourns the death of Seila Álvarez, the songwriter of “Duermes mientras yo escribo,” a song included on her album “21 días.” The artist says that Álvarez will always be part of her musical history.

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** Rosa Peral’s lawyer has հրաժigned from continuing to defend her in all the judicial proceedings that are still open. Peral, who was convicted in the Guàrdia Urbana murder case, still has several pending legal cases.

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** SOS Desaparecidos launched a search a few days ago for the young Galician singer Seila Esencia.

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** Repsol has extended its fuel discounts until May 31, giving drivers more time to benefit from reduced prices on their refueling.

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** After the DANA in Valencia, thousands of people lost their homes and saw their lives disrupted. With the support of volunteers, associations, and other organizations, the affected families are beginning to recover a sense of normality thanks to a network of solidarity and collaboration.

** Journalist Soledad Gallego-Díaz dies, first woman to serve as editor of *El País*

** Soledad Gallego-Díaz, a journalist from Madrid and a key figure in journalism during Spain’s democratic transition and the following decades, has died. She was the first woman to lead the newspaper *El País*, leaving a significant mark on the Spanish press.

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** The Court of Audit says that the diversion of 2.3 billion in European funds to pension payments is a consequence of not having a draft State Budget for 2024.

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** The National Court sentences Villarejo to three and a half years in prison for accessing without permission and distributing data from the card of a phone stolen from the former adviser to Podemos.

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** In 2026, several streaming platforms such as Netflix, Prime Video, and Apple TV have canceled notable productions that will no longer return to their catalogs, marking a wave of cancellations among some of the year’s most visible series.

** A tool to address the risk of dyslexia is being implemented in 4,400 Spanish schools

** The tool, designed to detect and address the risk of dyslexia, has already been implemented in 4,400 Spanish schools and has reached more than 55,100 students.

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** Driving an electric car for the first time may seem new, but there are key aspects that stand out, such as comfort, easy recharging, and cost savings. These factors are decisive for those considering making the switch to electrified mobility.

** Nissan plans layoffs “to reduce costs” that will affect Barcelona

** Nissan plans to implement layoffs to cut costs, which will impact Barcelona. The restructuring will affect the El Prat spare parts plant, the flexible areas center, and the Zona Franca facility.

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** Olivia Wilde and her brother mocked on social media the comments and concern generated by her latest red carpet photos.

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** Abigail Arduan, an advanced facial aesthetics specialist, explains the causes of adult acne and why its increase is becoming increasingly common, highlighting that it may be related to hormonally driven factors that are often misinterpreted.

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** Crying during an argument or in moments of tension is more common than it seems. According to psychology, this reaction may be due to emotional intensity, stress, or difficulty regulating what one feels at that moment.

** Anthropic partners with several firms to bring Claude AI to banks and hospitals

** Anthropic has partnered with several firms to integrate its Claude AI into companies across different sectors, enabling tailored solutions for each industry.

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** This village in southern Alicante has seen a notable increase in vacation rental bookings over the past year, driven especially by young Gen Z travelers.

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** The Michelin Guide made history in April by recognizing two restaurants in the same Latin American country with 3 Michelin Stars, making it the only one in the region to achieve this feat.

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** The DGT cited more than 78,000 drivers in one week for speeding, around 11,000 a day. In addition, offenses for exceeding the speed limit by more than 80 km/h have doubled in two years. Congress is studying lowering the criminal threshold to punish those driving above 190 km/h.

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** Ilie Bolojan’s government fell after losing a no-confidence motion backed by 281 lawmakers, surpassing the 233 needed.

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** Some Spanish beaches, such as Puerto Banús in Marbella and La Barceloneta in Barcelona, lost in 2026 the Blue Flag distinction they had in 2025.

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** Show how much you remember about current events, earn 20 points, and enter the draw for a TD Systems Bluetooth tabletop speaker.

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** The United States’ Operation Southern Spear has now brought the death toll to 190 after a new attack on a drug boat in the Pacific, in which three men were killed.

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** The trial began at the Madrid Provincial Court against a man accused of dragging his partner with his car and causing her death. The prosecution is seeking 28 years in prison for habitual physical and psychological abuse, reckless driving, and murder.

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** Financial misinformation means that almost half of Spaniards do not save for retirement. Many people mistakenly believe that saving for retirement is not worth it, which slows long-term planning and leaves many without an adequate strategy for their financial future.

** Snowball or Avalanche: Which Is Better for Getting Rid of Your Debts?

** The article compares two methods for paying off debt: the snowball method and the avalanche method. It explains that both aim to help you become debt-free, but they differ in their approach. It also invites readers to discover which one best fits their financial situation.

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** Nearly one third of millennials and 30% of Gen Z have canceled at least one subscription in the last six months for financial reasons.

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** The article explains that obtaining a B energy certificate can increase the value of a home and help pay less in taxes. It presents this as a financial strategy to reduce costs and adjust the tax burden.

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** Martha Delicious, a judge on MasterChef Spain, shares a spinach crepe recipe, a healthy alternative to the classic French version. The dish stands out for being economical, original, and easy to prepare, making it ideal for those looking for a different and nutritious option.

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** The tourism sector fears that airline cutbacks will affect visitor arrivals and put at risk the goal of approaching one hundred million tourists.

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** The content criticizes the fact that slogans have ruthlessly replaced argumentation.

** *Immoral Spain*

** It criticizes the double standard of those who claim that a party leadership could know about others’ crimes but not its own. It points out the immorality of defending as plausible this asymmetry of knowledge about crimes committed.

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** The text criticizes fines for hanging laundry outside, arguing that they do not correct incivility but instead penalize an everyday necessity. It defends the idea that cities should be livable, not just postcard-perfect, even if that means seeing clothes drying in the sun.

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** Mar can’t stand seeing Christian getting closer and closer to temptress Ainhoa and, after seeing the photos, loses her temper and storms into Villa Montaña. There, she reproaches him for his attitude with a clear: “She wasn’t after you!”

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** The prosecutor and the victim’s family lawyer said the murder was planned as retaliation against the Trinitarios gang.

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** Quevedo reaches number 1 in Spain with the album *El Baifo*; the track “La Graciosa,” in collaboration with Elvis Crespo, leads the chart. In addition, the artist completely occupies the top 10 with his songs.

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** Pozoblanco firefighters confirmed the death of the car driver after a collision with a tractor. The victim was trapped inside the vehicle and had to be freed.

** 20minutos puts Ciudadano20 at your service, the reader channel to take part in the news and report any story that could be investigated. Write to us and tell us what topics should be covered.

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** The highly anticipated sequel to the classic film starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway will be released in cinemas in Spain on April 30.

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** The government plans to present a budget in its legislative plan for this year, although sources in Moncloa are already considering going straight to the 2027 budget.

** The 2026 edition of Flamenco On Fire will expand Andalusian cadence across three Navarrese cities

** The Flamenco On Fire 2026 festival will take place in three cities in Navarre: Viana on August 21, Estella-Lizarra on August 22, and Pamplona from August 26 to 29.

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** Pablo Alborán said on *Al cielo con ella*, with Henar Álvarez, that he had already been writing songs about love since he was 12 years old, even before he had experienced it himself.

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** The Bonoloto draw has made a new millionaire in Spain: a single winner has taken home a jackpot of €1.5 million.

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** The Public Prosecutor’s Office accuses the parents of a minor and a young man of human trafficking and is seeking four years in prison for them. The case revolves around the marriage of the minor, which the families justify by appealing to supposed “ancestral customs.”

** The Quinceañera travels to Spain with Latin migration: “I’ve had it in mind since I was little”

** The traditional quinceañera celebration, a symbol of the transition from girlhood to womanhood in Latin culture, is gaining popularity in Spain among teenagers born and raised there, driven by Latin migration and the way this celebration has taken root among new generations.

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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 Ukrainian children in their desperate escape.

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** In Spain, the “son in trouble” WhatsApp scam is surging—a digital fraud that impersonates family members to create urgency and trick victims. This type of mass deception already accounts for most cybercrimes.

** RTVE gives a date to begin talks about its return to Eurovision: “We’ll see whether the conditions are right”

** RTVE has set a date to begin discussions about a possible return to Eurovision. The broadcaster will assess the situation and decide depending on how the conditions evolve, without confirming its return yet.

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** The woman says she is living in a vulnerable situation, with a minor in her care, and claims she cannot leave the home. She has appealed the court’s decision in order to buy time while her case is being resolved.

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** On *First Dates*, the show pointed out that physical attraction is temporary and that a relationship based only on it may not last. According to the voice-over, a sense of humor and a smile are more important for building a strong relationship.

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** María Navarro clarified that Correos only helps submit applications and does not process regularizations, thereby debunking the rumor spread about this service.

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** The Gran Canaria resident Elen Marrero expressed on *Código 10* her outrage over the decision by the Health Ministry and the WHO to allow a ship with hantavirus cases to arrive in the Canary Islands, sharply criticizing the acceptance of the vessel on the islands.

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** Javier became emotional on *Pasapalabra* when he remembered his father and sent a message of gratitude to the Cardiology team that saved his life last Christmas.

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** The text presents, in a humorous tone, a “realistic” version of the Mario Bros characters, imagining everyday problems and personal flaws such as infidelity, alcoholism, and other absurd situations, in contrast with the innocent image of the video game.

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** Lola Índigo expressed her rejection of using Ozempic to lose weight, and Juan del Val came to her defense by supporting her argument against using this medication for aesthetic purposes.

** This is how the Anti-MET Gala went: Amazon workers join in a parade to boycott Jeff Bezos

** Amazon workers organized their own parade, an “Anti-MET Gala,” as a protest against Jeff Bezos’s sponsorship of the celebrity event. With this action, they sought to publicly boycott the billionaire and denounce inequality and working conditions at the company.

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** A former employee of Carmen Martínez-Bordiú claims on *El tiempo justo* that she is still owed between 7,000 and 8,000 euros in unpaid wages.

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** Antonio Rossi revealed on *El tiempo justo* that Julio Iglesias will return to Spain to prepare a museum dedicated to his memory. According to him, the project comes after four years of negotiations.

** Plex’s clear message against bullying: “Those of you who do it are a piece of crap”

** Plex urged his followers not to bully or harass their classmates, delivering a blunt anti-bullying message and encouraging respect toward others.

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** The Murcian streamer TheGrefg responds after complaints from his former cameraman Sato about alleged poor working conditions. He says that he worked as a freelancer and without an exclusivity contract, arguing that their professional relationship was not that of a permanent employee.

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** The former participant in *The Temptation Island* comments on the cosmetic procedures she has undergone after having her lip filler removed.

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** The program *El tiempo justo*, hosted by Joaquín Prat, says that the Fierro family is in an internal conflict over their multimillion-dollar mansion and that, for now, they have not been able to reach an agreement about its future.

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** Dolly Parton posted a statement on social media about her health, her projects, and how she is coping with the death of her husband.

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** Clara Lago and José Lucena met in 2019, but their relationship did not begin until after the actress’s breakup with Dani Rovira.

** Marina Rivers breaks down while reliving her time at “La Velada” and reveals the huge amount of money she lost

** Marina Rivers responds to Ibai Llanos and other creators who downplayed her effort after defeating Samy Rivers at La Velada. The influencer relives what happened, gets emotional as she remembers it, and reveals the large amount of money she lost because of her participation in the event.

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** The exhibition *“Diane Keaton: The Architecture of an Icon”* displays personal items from the actress and offers a look into her creative universe before her legacy is auctioned.

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** A black bear was rescued in Albany, New York, after getting trapped in a tree. Specialized environmental staff sedated it with a tranquilizer dart, and it then fell onto a net and a padded surface prepared by emergency teams to ensure its rescue.

** Alejandro Sanz surprises Laura Pausini with an unexpected appearance

** Alejandro Sanz surprised the audience and Laura Pausini by unexpectedly appearing at her concert at the Movistar Arena in Bogotá. Before that, Pausini had performed “Cuando nadie me ve,” a song made popular by Sanz and included on her album *Yo Canto 2*. His entrance onstage moved the Italian singer.

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** 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 later on digital platforms and buy-and-sell stores. The value of the stolen goods was around 2,000 euros.

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** Mbappé’s camp has come out to defend the Real Madrid forward amid the controversy and the messages targeting him. The statement insists on his commitment and clarifies that his recovery is supervised and reviewed by the club.

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** Lightweight champion Ilia Topuria says that in his next fight at the White House he will show his best version and enter the octagon without the result affecting his personal life, conveying total confidence and calm.

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** Santos opened an internal investigation after an incident during training between its players. Robinho’s son accuses Neymar of having given him “a violent slap in the face” after a dribble.

** Athletic announces the arrival of Edin Terzic as new coach

** Athletic have announced the signing of Edin Terzic as their new coach. The German manager joins the Basque side to begin a new era in charge of the team, with the aim of improving performance and competing at the highest level.

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** The Council of Ministers has approved the inclusion of Liga F in the Quiniela distribution, so women’s football will also benefit from the revenue and prizes from the State’s sports betting.

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** Around 2,700 people live in Spain with osteogenesis imperfecta, a rare disease that causes improper formation of bone tissue and is known as “glass bones.”

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** May 6 marks World Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) Day, a genetic disease that causes improper formation of bone tissue.

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** A study suggests that Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s cause a consistent thinning of the retina’s inner layers even before symptoms appear. This could make the retina a useful biomarker for the early detection of neurodegenerative diseases.

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** Heba Hagrass, the UN rapporteur, will present a report tomorrow together with Plena inclusión that denounces the barriers faced by families of children with disabilities due to the lack of support and resources. The document calls for greater protection for these minors and concrete measures to help their families.

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** The war in Iran could make Spanish aquaculture more expensive by affecting key raw materials for animal feed, such as nitrogen and natural gas, as well as plastics and oxygen. The Spanish Aquaculture Business Association warns that these costs could push up prices in the sector.

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** In the first quarter of the year, Spain’s crude oil imports fell by 9.6%. At the same time, the United States lost its position as the main oil supplier, being overtaken by Libya, Mexico, and Brazil.

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** Sabadell’s CEO will say goodbye tomorrow and hand over the position to Marc Armengol after this Wednesday’s shareholders’ meeting.

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** Banco Sabadell will resume its incentivized redundancy plan after the failure of BBVA’s takeover bid for the group.

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** The owners of EM&E have sold their 14.3% stake in Indra for around 1.3 billion euros and are no longer shareholders in the company. The deal breaks their ties with the listed firm and reduces the conflict of interest that had held back a merger between the two companies.

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** The Spanish Treasury placed 6.463 billion euros in a new auction this Tuesday.

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** Unicaja has approved a new shareholder remuneration policy that foresees distributing between 60% and 70% of profits, although in 2024 it will increase the payout by 25%. The bank earned 161 million through March.

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** AVA-ASAJA denounces that the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Júcar River Basin Authority (CHJ) may be turning agricultural holdings flooded by the DANA into public land without compensation. The association criticizes the measure for being done “on the sly” and has filed objections with the Júcar River Basin Authority.

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** Although Santiago Segura had promised that Torrente would say goodbye with his sixth film, he is now leaving open the possibility of a sequel. According to the article, the actor and director could surprise audiences with a new installment of the character.

** “The House of the Spirits”: how many episodes are being released this week on Prime Video?

** Chile is finally adapting *The House of the Spirits*, Isabel Allende’s best-known novel, into an 8-episode series for Prime Video.

** Nolan has slipped into the trailer for *The Odyssey* the scene that will make more people cry with his film

** The article points out that, beyond cyclopes, Laestrygonians, and the gods of Olympus, Christopher Nolan’s trailer for *The Odyssey* hints at what will be the film’s most emotional moment: a scene from Ulysses’ adventures, played by Matt Damon, that promises to leave audiences shattered.

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** Luis Calderón’s debut feature marks Sandra Escacena’s return to horror after *Verónica*. The film also marks the film debuts of Apolonia Lapiedra and Mala Rodríguez, who also provides the music for the slasher. Its release is scheduled for May 8.

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** The series reaches its eighth and final episode of the season, and has already been renewed for another installment. The finale premieres on Disney+ Spain after midnight.

** Microsoft’s latest update in Windows 11 causes serious backup failures

** Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update is causing serious backup failures. The problem affects an internal system tool designed to perform backups without interrupting the computer’s operation.

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** Spotify is developing a new feature that will automatically refresh downloaded music, eliminating the need to delete and re-download songs to improve audio quality. This update aims to make offline listening easier and more seamless for users.

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** OpenAI is looking to enter the smartphone market because it considers the mobile phone the best device for recording a user’s daily activity, a key context for enhancing AI.

** What is Grok Voice, Elon Musk’s new AI that can clone your voice in seconds for instant use

** Grok Voice is Elon Musk’s new AI that enables natural conversations and can clone a voice in seconds for immediate use. Its uses are aimed at tasks such as customer service, telemarketing, and appointment booking.

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** WhatsApp will gradually remove the avatar feature on Android and iPhone mobile devices. Meta has decided to withdraw this feature for all users, marking the end of an option that allowed people to personalize their experience within the app.

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** The article raises the common question among wedding guests of how much money to give as a gift in 2026 and what factors should be considered when deciding on the appropriate amount.

** From Van Gogh to Michelangelo: the celebrities who have truly inspired their Met Gala looks in works of art

** Some celebrities have taken the idea that fashion is art to the extreme, basing their Met Gala looks on classic works and references to great artists, from Van Gogh to Michelangelo.

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** The hormonal imbalance of perimenopause can directly affect sleep quality, so changes in rest are not accidental.

** Goodbye to balayage highlights: trends are pointing toward more natural, luminous blonde hair

** This season’s hair trends favor softer, more blended coloring that is easier to maintain. The focus is shifting away from balayage and toward more natural, luminous blonde looks with a diffused finish.

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** Stradivarius is introducing white barrel-leg jeans that stand out this spring. With a cut that is neither straight nor wide, this design flatters the figure and has become a very popular choice among fashion experts.

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** Georgina Rodríguez returned to the Met Gala in a Saint Sernin dress inspired by the Virgin of Fátima, but the detail that stood out most was the jewel she wore in her hand: a rosary-style piece valued at seven million, which became the center of all eyes.

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** This traditional sweet, known by different names depending on the area, is very popular in La Rioja and Castilla y León but is almost unknown in other parts of Spain. In Quel it is called **jualina**, and in Castilla y León, **obispo**. It is made by using stale bread.

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

** The restaurant has been open for more than 30 years and is a good stop on the A-3 on the way to Levante. It stands out for its continuous kitchen service from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. and for its daily menu priced at 14.50 euros. It also has a Repsol Solete.

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** Making a hole in the center of the Galician empanada is not just an aesthetic detail: it helps steam escape during baking, preventing the dough from puffing up or breaking and resulting in more even cooking.

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

** The article explains that pickle juice has become popular among runners and elite athletes because it may help with cramps and rapid hydration. Its sodium and electrolyte content makes it appealing after intense exertion, although its actual effectiveness is still debated and depends on each athlete.

** Restaurants in Madrid where you can enjoy the best sunsets and nice weather

** Madrid’s pleasant weather and beautiful sunsets make this season ideal for dining out and enjoying the city’s best evening views.

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** The article highlights dining options in Madrid’s Embajadores neighborhood, an enclave within the M-30 with several culinary gems. Among them, it mentions the restaurant Uskar as one of the most outstanding choices.

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** Located 10 kilometers from Belgium, this city is not a typical tourist destination, but its old town has been recognized as the “Best Historic Center in the Netherlands,” making it a highly recommended visit.

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** The south coast of Tenerife receives many European tourists, but it still preserves small, quiet, and less crowded places, ideal as an alternative to busier areas like Adeje.

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** Spain’s oldest train station stands out for its neoclassical architecture and a façade with Doric columns that give it a majestic appearance. With more than 170 years of history, it is an emblematic building of Spain’s railway heritage.

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** Valencia is home to one of its three great heritage treasures, the only material one, with more than 500 years of history. It is a 15th-century building known for its impressive Gothic architecture and cultural value, recognized as a World Heritage Site.

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** Targeted therapies have transformed the treatment of prostate cancer by focusing on specific alterations in tumor cells, enabling more precise and potentially more effective approaches than traditional treatments.

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** The longevity expert points out that taking care of the body also benefits the mind. His proposal for improving well-being and resilience in the face of life’s problems includes getting enough rest, maintaining a healthy diet, and exercising regularly.

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** The “Jessica method” has gone viral for promising to quickly stop a child’s tantrum and cut off the crying immediately, although it does not address the cause of the behavior. The technique has caught parents’ attention because of its apparent immediate effectiveness.

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** Vibration platforms can be used both for warm-up and to increase exercise intensity, activating muscles up to 50 times per second.

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** The health authorities have withdrawn batch 24100513 of a baby cologne from the market and have already begun the recall of the affected products by the authorities.

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** Physical trainer Víctor Jiménez explains to 20minutos the pillars of recovery after a high-intensity marathon like Madrid 2026 and points out that staying standing or sitting for hours does not promote recovery.

** 42 years of the Seat Ibiza: it was Prince Felipe’s first car and was born with Porsche engineering

** The Seat Ibiza celebrates 42 years as one of Seat’s most important models, with six million units sold. The article highlights its historical significance, its link to Prince Felipe, who had one as his first car, and its origins with mechanics developed together with Porsche.

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** The BYD Seal is updated with improvements in space, trunk capacity, and technology, while also simplifying its configuration. It keeps its electric and dynamic essence, but gains practicality and comfort for everyday use.

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** Some city councils allow the use of cards or visible badges on the dashboard to park in front of one’s own curb cut, but this practice is not generally permitted. In general, a permanent curb cut still prohibits parking in front of the garage door, even if it belongs to the owner.

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** Disputes between neighbors over garage parking spaces can escalate if the property rights and the boundaries of each space are not clearly understood. The article explains that it is essential to know who owns the dividing line and what use belongs to each owner in order to avoid conflicts.

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** Citroën is preparing the return of the 2 CV as an affordable electric version, with a projected price below 15,000 euros. The model will seek to reinterpret the classic’s philosophy to adapt it to today’s mobility and compete with the successful Renault 5.

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** The government has approved the informative study to turn the N-432 corridor into a high-capacity road between Badajoz and Zafra, thus moving forward with the possible construction of a new motorway in the province of Badajoz.

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** A municipality in Cantabria, 60 km from Santander and well connected by road, train, and bus, is looking for new residents who want to settle there and reopen the town’s businesses due to the lack of generational succession.

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** Police have seized more than 200 shakes marketed for erectile dysfunction in several supermarkets in the province of Barcelona. In addition, the stores were selling seafood caught in prohibited areas due to high levels of heavy metals.

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** El Retiro park produces about 2,700 tons of waste per year. By installing a recycling center, the goal is to give it a second life and turn it into the first European park with zero waste.

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** The latest Centra poll forecasts the vote by province and indicates that the PP-A could worsen its results in Córdoba, Huelva, Jaén, and Málaga—key territories where Juanma Moreno is at stake in securing an absolute majority in the May 17 elections.

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** Seville’s Tanque de Tormenta park has gained nearly 1,900 shrubs and ornamental plant species as part of an improvement project. The intervention adds to the plantings already carried out in the San Pablo-Santa Justa district, where 410 new trees have been planted during the campaign.

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** The Barcelona City Council will open Hall 2 of the Fira de Montjuïc this Wednesday to handle regularization procedures. Since the process began, 94,000 registration certificates and 17,000 vulnerability certificates have already been issued.

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** Negombo, the Sri Lankan leopard from Bioparc, has died at the age of 21 from age-related illnesses. His life made a valuable contribution to the conservation of this endangered subspecies.

** The Prosecutor’s Office sees “unequivocal” signs of mistreatment of the baby hospitalized at Vall d’Hebron

** The Prosecutor’s Office sees clear signs of abuse in the baby admitted to Vall d’Hebron and is requesting that the parents remain in custody. It argues there is a risk of flight and the possibility that they could pressure witnesses who still have to testify.

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** The Community has inaugurated a pioneering public service that provides confidential care to men who are victims of assaults related to “chemsex” or of childhood abuse. The center offers psychological, legal, and social-health support to help them in their recovery and protection.

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** The Mossos d'Esquadra describe the recent stabbings as a “coincidence in time” and say they are working to prevent them. The government will expand the knife crime plan after several incidents and three deaths recorded in recent days.

** The youth center in Fisterra where a child died passed an inspection in November without any problems

** Sources from the regional government indicated that the minor’s death at the Fisterra center would have occurred “accidentally.” In addition, the center had passed an inspection carried out in November, with no problems detected.

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** An airline delayed a flight because a passenger tried to board with a machine/robot as luggage, but the device was too large for the cabin. Although it had a ticket, the company did not allow it on board, and the conflict caused the delay.

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** His owner said she is not interested in awards, even though Lazare is close to becoming the oldest dog in the world according to the Guinness World Record.

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** The channel *Explore With Us* funded DNA testing that helped solve a case over 40 years old. Thanks to the results, the alleged culprit was identified, and he is now facing charges in up to five murders.

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** The Escuela del Henares will host the 1st Congress of Veterinary Clinical Assistants on May 9 and 10, 2026, in Torrejón de Ardoz, a meeting focused on demanding specialized training and greater professional recognition for these assistants.

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** Canine distemper, transmitted through the air and bodily fluids, is affecting several carnivores in Thailand and has caused the death of 72 tigers. In addition to being contagious, the virus can cause neurological disorders and changes in the behavior of infected animals.

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** Some wounds on dogs’ ears can bleed again and again because of the fragility of the blood vessels and the constant movement, which makes healing difficult.

** Adidas launches official FIFA World Cup jerseys for dogs and cats

** Adidas began selling official FIFA World Cup jerseys for dogs and cats in the Americas and Asia on May 1. The collection is priced lower than the human versions and, for now, does not have an official release date in Spain.

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** 20minutos.es invites you to check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope.

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** The San Isidro 2026 festivities in Madrid will feature a major musical event: an anniversary concert by Los40, with performances by OBK, Celtas Cortos, and Nena Daconte.

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** Elena Martínez has been recognized by Forbes in the social impact category for her work as co-founder and chief technology officer of SOS Group, highlighting her contribution to the social sphere and her growing influence among young people.

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** The Asturian municipality is suffering from a lack of generational turnover in its shops and local businesses. For this reason, it has launched a search for people interested in settling in the village and taking over these establishments, with the aim of reopening them and maintaining economic activity.

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** A python was found resting quietly near an air conditioner. Because of its size, it is believed it may have entered through an open door rather than through the unit’s exhaust duct.

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** The expression is used when a conversation stops being about reasons and becomes a matter of personal preferences, with no single correct answer. It appears in topics such as food, music, fashion, or travel to remind us that what one person likes, another may not care for, and that this is completely normal.

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** The article warns that viral social media trends can normalize harmful ideas about rejection and gender-based violence, showing how seemingly funny online content may reinforce dangerous attitudes in real life.

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** The 100 most visited art museums drew over 200 million visits in 2025, according to *The Art Newspaper*, still below the 230 million recorded in 2019 before the pandemic. The article asks whether any Spanish museum appears on the list and invites readers to find out.

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** All of Malagón’s cartoons published in *20minutos* are collected here, with humor and irony, offering his critical view of current events and the contradictions of the world.

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** Spain closed 2025 with a historic record of more than 97 million foreign tourists. Even with geopolitical tensions and high prices, travel remains a priority. After visiting more than 60 countries, the author highlights that there are destinations you should experience at least once in your life.

** Barbacid will renounce the financial benefits of his pancreatic cancer research

** The CNIO researcher has decided to give up the financial benefits derived from his work on pancreatic cancer, after the US National Academy of Sciences retracted his article for failing to declare a possible conflict of interest.

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** The Rambla Advisory Council proposes converting former hotels and vacant premises into social housing. It also calls for firm regulation of terraces and events to avoid overcrowding, through protocols for weekends and tourist seasons, with access controls or traffic-calming measures.

** Seville announces a new tax cut in 2027 and will present a financial plan at the next municipal council meeting

** Seville’s Finance councillor announced that the City Council is preparing new reductions in the 2027 tax regulations and will present a financial plan at the next municipal council meeting.

** Investigating a sexual assault on a young woman during Barcelona’s April Fair

** Authorities are investigating an alleged sexual assault on a young woman that occurred during Barcelona’s April Fair. So far, there have been no arrests, and the case remains open.

** Catalonia asks the Tour to modify the second stage and avoid the Collserola route

** The Generalitat is asking the Tour de France to change the second stage so that it does not pass through Collserola, in order to avoid a large crowd of fans in an area affected by an outbreak of swine fever.

** From Valencia to a galaxy far, far away: the fortress with 30 towers that conquered *Star Wars*

** It’s not the first time George Lucas’s universe has been brought to Spain, but it is the most recent.

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** The makeup artist explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften facial features, and add freshness without losing personal style.

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** At 52, the Cantabrian actor is premiering *La ahorcada*, his new horror film. Noriega thus returns to a genre in which he stood out with titles such as *Tesis* and *The Devil’s Backbone*, reaffirming his connection to suspense and horror cinema.

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** The expert explains the current situation of mortgages when buying a home and points out that the preference for fixed-rate mortgages has changed, indicating that that phase is now over.

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** Asturian chef José Andrés shared an appetizer idea on his show to elevate canned cockles, recommending replacing lemon with mandarin and adding olive oil to enhance their flavor.

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** A selection of streaming miniseries from different genres—psychological thrillers, family dramas, classic mysteries, and romances—designed to hook you from the first episode and let you watch them all in one sitting on a Sunday.

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** Old stains on pillows are harder to remove, so it’s a good idea to keep them cleaned regularly to prevent yellowing from building up.

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

** The new adaptation of *Super Mario Galaxy* stands out for its visual ambition and spectacular design, but the review notes that it lacks depth and emotion. Although Mario and Luigi’s journey into space promises a lot, the film never quite shines and feels more like a visually impressive experience than a satisfying one.

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

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** Christina Koch will make history with Artemis II by going beyond Earth’s magnetosphere, something unprecedented for a woman. Her journey will help study how deep space affects the human body, especially in areas such as cancer, fertility, and other health risks related to radiation and prolonged exposure.

** The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is now active: here’s how you can find out whether you’ll have to pay the tax office or whether your return will result in a refund

** The 2025 Income Tax campaign now includes a simulator that lets taxpayers quickly and in advance see the result of their tax return. With this tool, they can find out whether they will have to pay the tax office or, alternatively, whether they will receive a refund.

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** The Andalusian regional government has introduced a new tourist visa to boost tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville province.

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** Nine workers die in Colombia coal mine explosion

** An explosion at a coal mine in Colombia killed nine workers, according to local authorities. Rescue teams responded to the disaster as officials investigated the cause of the blast and worked to recover the victims.

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** Ten civilian sailors have died in the Strait of Hormuz, Rubio says

** Rubio said that 10 civilian sailors were killed in the Strait of Hormuz amid growing regional tensions. The statement highlights the danger of this strategic waterway and the risks to commercial shipping in the area.

** Brazil’s beef exports could drop 10% in 2026 due to Chinese tariffs, says lobby ABIEC

** Brazil’s beef export volume could fall by about 10% in 2026 if China keeps its tariffs, according to industry group ABIEC. The lobby says the duties would reduce demand and hurt prices, while exporters may seek other markets to offset losses.

** Gold edges up, recovering from over a one-month low as U.S.-Iran tensions cool

** Gold prices rose slightly after falling to a more-than-one-month low, as easing tensions between the U.S. and Iran reduced demand for safe-haven assets. Investors were also watching for clues about future U.S. interest rates, which can influence gold’s attractiveness.

** Canadian crude pipeline to the U.S. reportedly nears key shipping commitments, Reuters reports

** Reuters reports that a Canadian crude pipeline project to the U.S. is close to securing major shipping commitments, a key step toward moving the project forward. The expected agreements would help gauge commercial support for the pipeline and its future viability.

** U.S. industries, trade groups divided over Trump’s tariff probe on excess factory capacity

** The article says U.S. industries and trade groups are divided over Trump’s tariff investigation into excess factory capacity. Supporters argue it could protect domestic manufacturers from unfair competition, while critics warn it may raise costs, disrupt supply chains, and trigger retaliation from trading partners.

** Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 4.57%

** Taiwan stocks rose sharply at the close, with the Taiwan Weighted index gaining 4.57%. The article content was not provided, so no further details can be summarized.

** Jewellery brand Pandora reports stronger start to year despite US sales decline

** Pandora said it had a stronger start to the year, with like-for-like sales growth and improved momentum in several markets, even as US sales declined. The jewellery group continues to benefit from demand for its products, though tariffs and a softer US performance remain challenges.

** Asia markets hit records on AI euphoria, yen surges again

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** BMW earnings fall in Q1 amid tariff pressures and challenges in China

** BMW reported a sharp drop in first-quarter earnings as U.S. tariffs, weak demand in China, and a provision for possible EU antitrust fines hurt results. Despite the decline, the company kept its full-year guidance and plans to start U.S. production of the BMW X3 in 2027.

** DSM-Firmenich reports strong first-quarter results, beats expectations

** DSM-Firmenich said first-quarter results were strong and came in ahead of expectations, reflecting solid performance across its business. The company highlighted continued momentum and reaffirmed confidence in its outlook.

** Novo Nordisk’s Q1 profit beats forecasts

** Novo Nordisk reported first-quarter profit above expectations, helped by strong demand for its diabetes and weight-loss drugs. The company also raised its full-year sales and operating profit outlook, signaling continued momentum despite increasing competition in the GLP-1 market.

** Anthropic commits to spending $200 billion on Google’s cloud and chips, The Information reports

** Anthropic plans to spend about $200 billion on Google Cloud and chips, according to The Information. The deal would significantly expand its computing capacity as demand for AI models grows, underscoring the costly infrastructure race among top AI firms.

** Lufthansa's Q1 loss narrows, keeps 2026 outlook despite $2 billion fuel hit

** Lufthansa reported a smaller first-quarter loss as higher ticket prices and strong demand helped offset rising costs. The airline kept its 2026 outlook despite facing an estimated $2 billion fuel bill from delays and extended aircraft groundings, highlighting continued pressure on profitability.

** Zalando reports Q1 loss as higher costs offset strong revenue and volume growth

** Zalando reported a first-quarter loss as rising costs outweighed strong revenue and order volume growth. The company saw solid sales momentum, but higher expenses pressured profitability, leading to a net loss despite expanding business activity.

** Kongsberg defence revenue climbs 26% but misses expectations

** Kongsberg Gruppen reported a 26% increase in defence revenue, but the results fell short of market expectations. The Norwegian defence and aerospace group still benefited from strong demand, although profitability and/or other figures disappointed investors.

New York Times sued by US employment agency over diversity, hiring

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has sued The New York Times, alleging that its hiring and promotion practices discriminate against white, Asian, and male employees through diversity-related policies. The Times denies the claims, calling them baseless, and says it will defend its practices in court.

** Singapore’s private sector accelerates in April with record new business growth

** Singapore’s private sector growth sped up in April, driven by a record increase in new business and stronger demand. Activity expanded more quickly as companies hired more workers and boosted output. The positive reading suggests improving conditions across the economy, though inflation and global uncertainties remain risks.

** Automobiles sector leads Asian output growth in April

** Asian industrial output growth accelerated in April, driven mainly by the automobiles sector, which led production gains across the region. Strong demand and improved manufacturing activity supported the increase, while other sectors showed more modest performance.

** China services sector growth accelerates in April

** China’s services sector expanded at a faster pace in April, signaling continued resilience in domestic demand. The article details improved business activity, with growth supported by stronger new orders and ongoing recovery in the broader economy.

** India’s services sector rebounds with strongest growth in five months

** India’s services sector accelerated to its fastest pace in five months in August, driven by stronger demand, new business, and improved hiring. The rebound helped offset slower manufacturing growth, supporting overall economic activity despite inflationary pressures and lingering uncertainty.

** Vietnam launches fresh crackdown on online piracy under threat of US tariffs

** Vietnam is stepping up efforts to curb online piracy, including blocking illegal streaming sites and tightening enforcement, as it faces pressure from the U.S. over intellectual property violations amid tariff threats. The move aims to protect creators, improve compliance, and reduce trade tensions with Washington.

** Irish services sector shrinks for first time since 2021

** Ireland’s services sector contracted in October for the first time since 2021, signaling a slowdown in business activity. The decline was driven by weaker demand and cautious client spending, though firms remained relatively optimistic about the outlook.

** UK voters next in an election year closely watched by global markets

** UK voters are set to go to the polls in an election year closely watched by global markets, with the outcome expected to influence economic policy, trade, and investor sentiment. Analysts say the vote could shape the UK’s fiscal direction and market performance amid ongoing uncertainty.

South Korea inflation near two-year high, raising likelihood of rate hikes

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** China services activity grows at faster pace in April - RatingDog PMI

** China’s services sector expanded at a faster pace in April, according to the RatingDog PMI, indicating stronger activity during the month. The reading suggests service demand improved compared with March, supporting broader economic momentum.

** Jeff Bezos shakes up Blue Origin staff incentives ahead of SpaceX IPO, FT reports

** Jeff Bezos is reportedly revamping Blue Origin’s employee incentive program as SpaceX prepares for an IPO, according to the *Financial Times*. The changes are intended to improve retention and performance at the Amazon founder’s space company amid rising competition in the commercial space industry.

** Morning Bid: Stocks surge in Seoul as Samsung surpasses Berkshire

** South Korean stocks surged after Samsung Electronics posted strong results and briefly overtook Berkshire Hathaway in market value. The rally lifted Seoul’s benchmark, while broader Asian markets were mixed amid concerns over global growth, interest rates, and ongoing geopolitical tensions.

** China services activity grows at a faster rate in April, private PMI shows

** China’s services sector expanded at a faster pace in April, according to a private survey, suggesting improving domestic demand. The PMI reading rose from March, driven by stronger new business and improved market conditions, though growth remained moderate amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

** Dollar eases as US-Iran deal hopes grow, yen drifts

** The dollar weakened as hopes rose for a US-Iran deal, while the yen remained under pressure. Market moves reflected shifting geopolitical expectations and continued uncertainty in currency trading.

** Trump says the US will pause the Hormuz escort operation, Iran deal close

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US adds officer-assault charge against suspect in Trump assassination attempt

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Trading Day: Rarefied Air

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** Wall Street stocks reach record highs on strong earnings, oil prices fall

** U.S. stocks climbed to record highs as strong corporate earnings boosted investor sentiment, while lower oil prices eased inflation concerns. Major indexes rose, supported by gains in financial and technology stocks. The positive market tone reflected optimism about company profits and a more favorable outlook for the broader economy.

** U.S. industries testify on tariffs as trade probe hearing begins

** U.S. industries are testifying at the start of a trade probe hearing examining tariffs and their impact on business. The hearing will gather evidence from companies and trade groups as officials assess whether current tariff policies are helping or hurting U.S. economic interests.

** U.S. Authorizes Services for Potential Venezuela Debt Restructuring

** The U.S. has authorized certain services related to a potential restructuring of Venezuela’s debt, signaling a possible easing of financial restrictions. The move could allow advisers and other professionals to help prepare for future debt negotiations, though it does not mean an immediate restructuring is underway.

** Bitcoin tops $81k as U.S.-Iran tensions cool; Strategy’s $14.5 bln operating loss

** Bitcoin surged above $81,000 as geopolitical worries eased, while Strategy reported a $14.5 billion operating loss, underscoring the volatility tied to its Bitcoin-heavy strategy. The article highlights how improved market sentiment lifted crypto prices even as major corporate holders faced steep paper losses.

** Sabadell to join European banking consortium launching euro stablecoin

** Banco Sabadell will join a group of European banks creating a euro-backed stablecoin, aiming to offer a regulated digital payment option and reduce reliance on non-European payment systems. The consortium plans to launch the token in 2026, pending regulatory approval, as part of broader efforts to strengthen Europe’s digital financial infrastructure.

** Exclusive: AmericanFortress raises $8M to build quantum-proof blockchain security

** AmericanFortress has raised $8 million to develop blockchain security designed to resist future quantum computing threats. The funding will support the development and scaling of its quantum-proof protection technology as concerns grow over post-quantum cryptography and digital asset security.

** Andreessen Horowitz raises $2.2 billion crypto fund

** Andreessen Horowitz has launched a $2.2 billion fund focused on cryptocurrency, its largest in the sector so far. The fund will support early-stage and growth-stage crypto projects as the firm continues investing in blockchain and digital asset companies amid renewed interest in the industry.

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** DeLorean Brings Its Iconic IP to Solana

** DeLorean is bringing its iconic brand and intellectual property to the Solana blockchain, signaling a move to blend automotive heritage with Web3 and digital assets. The initiative aims to expand DeLorean’s presence through blockchain-based opportunities, though specific product details were not provided.

** Strategy didn’t purchase bitcoin last week

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** TrustLinq Integrates Ripple Payments to Expand Global Infrastructure for Direct Crypto-to-Fiat Bank Transfers

** TrustLinq announced its integration with Ripple Payments to improve its global infrastructure for direct crypto-to-fiat bank transfers. The move is intended to speed up cross-border payouts, enhance reliability, and expand access for users who need seamless conversion from digital assets to traditional bank transfers.

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

** Orbs introduced SPOT, a DeFi trading interface designed natively for AI agents. The platform aims to let autonomous agents execute trades and interact with decentralized finance more efficiently, marking a step toward AI-driven onchain trading infrastructure.

** Bitcoin targets $80,000 amid regulatory progress and S&P 500 record

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** Sampo launches €350 million share buyback programme

** Sampo has announced a €350 million share buyback programme, which will run in the market to return capital to shareholders and support its capital management strategy.

** Sampo launches €350 million share buyback program

** Sampo has announced a €350 million share buyback program, signaling confidence in its capital position and commitment to returning value to shareholders. The company said the repurchases will be carried out over time in line with market conditions and applicable regulations.

** AL Sydbank reports Q1 profit of DKK 803m, 11.8% ROE

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** Jyske Bank reports Q1 earnings of DKK 17 per share

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** Jyske Bank reports Q1 earnings of 17 kroner per share

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**Sampo raises 2026 profit outlook after strong first quarter**

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** WISeKey reports Q1 2026 revenue of $4.2M, up 200% year-over-year

** WISeKey reported Q1 2026 revenue of $4.2 million, a 200% increase from a year earlier. The company said growth was driven by stronger demand across its cybersecurity and digital identity businesses, along with continued expansion of its market presence.

** Lumo Homes reports revenue decline in first quarter 2026

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