News Summary - 05/08/2026

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Trump says US-Iran ceasefire still in place after exchange of fire in Strait of Hormuz

Iran says the US violated the ceasefire by targeting an oil tanker and attacking coastal areas, despite Trump insisting that the US-Iran ceasefire remains in place after an exchange of fire in the Strait of Hormuz.

** Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship is not the start of a pandemic, UN health agency says

** The World Health Organization says the hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship is not comparable to the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, noting that hantavirus spreads differently and does not pose the same global transmission risk.

** Trump’s “irresponsible war” to blame for economic slowdown, German minister says

** German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil said the U.S. president’s “irresponsible war in Iran” is hurting the German economy, linking the conflict to the country’s economic slowdown.

** Rosenberg: Russia’s Victory Day parade with no tanks a sign the war in Ukraine is not going to plan

** For the first time in nearly 20 years, Moscow’s Victory Day parade will include soldiers but no military hardware. The absence of tanks and other equipment points to the strain of Russia’s war in Ukraine and suggests the campaign is not unfolding as planned.

** From oil giants to banks — these companies are making billions from the Iran war

** The war has boosted profits and share prices for some companies, with firms in sectors like oil and banking benefiting financially from the conflict.

** Two Australian women linked to Islamic State charged with crimes against humanity

** A third woman who returned to Australia from Syria has been charged with joining a terrorist organization.

** Trump gives EU ultimatum deadline to approve trade deal with US

** Trump set a deadline for the European Union to approve a trade deal with the US as a trade court ruled that his global tariff policy violated US law.

** World Cup fans in China and India face broadcast uncertainty

** Broadcasters in China and India have not yet finalized deals with FIFA, leaving World Cup coverage uncertain just weeks before the tournament begins.

** Fears of a renewed Gaza war as Hamas disarmament talks stall

** Israeli media reports say Israel may be preparing to resume fighting because talks with Hamas over disarmament have stalled, raising fears that the Gaza conflict could reignite.

** U.S. to revoke passports of parents with child support debt

** Parents who owe more than $2,500 (€1,844) in child support payments could be affected by passport revocation measures.

** Rwandan singer dies as he was being released from prison

** The former university lecturer, known for criticizing the government and the ruling Rwandan Patriotic Front party, died as he was being released from prison.

** Five killed in huge fire at packed Mexico fairground

** A fire broke out during a concert at a fairground in Villahermosa, in south-eastern Mexico, where about 135,000 people were reportedly attending. The blaze killed five people.

US judge releases Jeffrey Epstein's alleged suicide note

Epstein’s former cellmate says he found a note believed to be a suicide note, though the BBC has not verified it.

** China announces suspended death sentences for former defense ministers

** China said the announcement comes after several top military officials were recently removed, signaling an ongoing crackdown within the country’s armed forces.

“I wouldn’t pay it” - Trump on U.S. ticket prices

Donald Trump said he “wouldn’t pay it either” when asked about the possible cost of tickets to watch the United States face Paraguay in its 2026 World Cup opener.

** Valverde cut his head when he “accidentally hit a table” during a row with Tchouameni

** Federico Valverde was taken to hospital after an altercation in the dressing room with Real Madrid teammate Aurélien Tchouaméni. He suffered a head injury during the incident, which was said to have happened when he “accidentally hit a table.”

** South Africa condemns “fake videos” of alleged xenophobic attacks

** As allegations of xenophobic attacks in South Africa grow, Ghana has urged the African Union to send a fact-finding mission to investigate the claims.

** Disturbances and 127 arrests mar Paris party after PSG Champions League victory

** Fans celebrated Paris’s team reaching the Champions League final, but the festivities were disrupted by disturbances, turning the victory party chaotic.

** Superdry co-founder James Holder jailed for rape

** James Holder’s victim said he took her “choice, dignity and body,” describing the profound harm caused by the attack.

** German tourist wins payout after losing sun lounger race

** A German tourist won compensation after suing his tour operator over a hotel that allowed guests to reserve sun loungers with towels, despite the hotel’s ban on the practice.

** DR Congo president hints at extending his term and delaying elections

** President Félix Tshisekedi said he would accept a third term if the people want it, despite being due to step down in 2028.

** Ted Turner, media mogul who revolutionized TV news by launching CNN, dies at 87

** Ted Turner, the media mogul who transformed television news by launching CNN in 1980, has died at 87. His creation pioneered the 24-hour news model that reshaped modern broadcasting.

** Top BJP leader’s aide shot dead in violence after Indian state election

** Chandranath Rath, the personal assistant to BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari, who is a likely front-runner for West Bengal chief minister, was shot dead amid post-election violence.

Massive Alaska megatsunami was the second largest ever recorded

New research suggests that climate-change-driven glacier melt may be increasing the likelihood of giant waves, such as the massive Alaska megatsunami, highlighting growing risks in polar regions.

** Orphaned baby hippo to be hand-reared by keepers at Kenya sanctuary

** A baby hippo named Bumpy was found clinging to its dead mother at a lake and will now be hand-reared by keepers at a sanctuary in Kenya.

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

** Residents of Oleshky say they have been cut off from fresh food and medicine for months, leaving civilians in the frontline city isolated and struggling to survive.

** Thousands of North Koreans fought for Russia. A memorial hints at the death toll

** An estimated 11,000 North Korean soldiers were sent to support Russia’s war against Ukraine.

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** “I’d rather live in hiding in the US than return to Somalia”

** Fear and uncertainty continue to weigh on Somali migrants in Minnesota, even after they received a temporary legal reprieve, as worries about their future and possible return to Somalia persist.

One year after the India-Pakistan conflict, the ceasefire holds — but little else does

One year after their military clash, India and Pakistan have maintained a ceasefire and avoided renewed war, but broader relations remain stalled. Diplomacy is largely frozen, and mutual trust between the two countries has not improved.

** How worried should we be about hantavirus?

** Some passengers who may have been exposed to hantavirus have already traveled by air to multiple countries, raising concerns about possible wider spread and the need to monitor potential contacts.

** Ukraine war “led me to surrogacy” to earn money, but a new law could end those plans

** Ukraine is considering legislation that would effectively bar foreigners from using surrogacy services in the country, threatening the plans of people who turned to surrogacy as a way to earn money during the war.

** How the operation to disembark passengers from the virus-hit cruise ship will work

** BBC reporter Guy Hedgecoe reports from Tenerife, where locals are concerned that the arrival of the virus-hit cruise ship could pose health risks.

** Who is Kumanjayi Little Baby and why has her death caused outrage in Australia?

** BBC reporter Katy Watson explains the case, the cultural sensitivities involved, and why the death has sparked widespread anger and outrage in Australia.

** Tenerife resident calls docking of hantavirus ship "reckless"

** Residents in Tenerife, Canary Islands, have expressed concern to the BBC about the arrival of the MV Hondius, describing its docking as reckless amid fears related to hantavirus.

** US driver arrested after chasing down child on bike on footpath

** A video shows a young boy riding a bike while a car mounts a footpath and chases him in Washington State.

** Watch: Passengers told virus-hit ship 'not infectious' after first death

** YouTuber Ruhi Çenet was on board the ship and recorded an announcement made on 12 April.

** Watch: The Lebanese neighborhoods shattered by Israel's ten-minute bombing raid

** BBC journalist Nawal Al-Maghafi investigates the events of 8 April 2026, reconstructing the aftermath of an Israeli bombing raid that devastated Lebanese neighborhoods in just ten minutes, marking one of the deadliest episodes in the country’s recent history.

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** Sánchez has avoided making statements, giving press conferences, or posting on social media about the health crisis. Meanwhile, he called Canary Islands president Fernando Clavijo, who has been demanding an “urgent” meeting with him since Monday.

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** Hantavirus is a zoonotic disease known for a long time, but it remains dangerous because there are no vaccines or specific treatments. Its mortality rate varies depending on the strain that causes the infection, which makes it especially important to understand how it spreads and the differences between variants.

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** Juan José Badiola, pathologist and professor of Animal Health at the University of Zaragoza, speaks with *20minutos* amid the health crisis caused by the hantavirus outbreak detected on the cruise ship MV Hondius.

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** The text points out that imposing a mandatory quarantine at Gómez Ulla hospital would limit patients’ freedom of movement, and therefore would require judicial authorization.

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** 30 people left the ship in St. Helena, while the WHO is trying to locate 69 others who may have been in contact with the woman who took two flights before dying in South Africa.

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** Daniel López-Velasco, an Asturian photographer and ornithologist, and co-founder of Ornis Birding Expeditions, is among the people trapped on the MV Hondius. The company is dedicated to organizing birdwatching expeditions around the world.

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** Latest update on the hantavirus outbreak on the MV *Hondius* cruise ship, which is now sailing from Cape Verde to the Canary Islands, and on the transfer of patients and passengers.

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** The WHO confirmed that the trip of a birdwatching couple through Uruguay, Chile, and Argentina is being investigated as a possible source of the outbreak of infections on the cruise ship MV Hondius. The route could have acted as the initial source of the current onboard outbreak.

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** Real Madrid is going through a serious sporting and off-field crisis. According to the report, the atmosphere inside the dressing room has worsened, and there are internal tensions, with fights and two clearly defined camps.

** What is Florentino Pérez waiting for? A cleanup is urgently needed in the Real Madrid dressing room

** The ongoing controversies and fights in the Real Madrid dressing room clash with the image of unity and values that the club has historically defended, fueling the urgency for internal renewal.

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** During a Real Madrid training session, the players came to blows, an incident that quickly caught attention on social media and sparked a wave of memes and comments.

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** The article reports that Fede Valverde suffered a head injury after a collision with Tchouaméni. The news highlights the incident during the match and concern over his physical condition, while awaiting further medical details about his recovery.

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** Creditors of the renewables sector are starting to move court orders in an attempt to seize income linked to the Spanish national team and the U.S. World Cup, including sponsorships, hotels, training centers, and even the Falcon if Felipe VI or Pedro Sánchez travel to attend matches.

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** A year after the blackout, Mapfre has paid out 14 million euros to its customers for the damage caused. The lack of a direct party responsible continues to make it difficult to process and close many claims, while the insurer is calling on Red Eléctrica and the central government to take responsibility.

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** Colby Covington criticized the UFC Freedom 250 card, claiming the organization should have favored American fighters more. In particular, he showed his discontent with the matchup between Ilia Topuria and Justin Gaethje, suggesting that sending Gaethje into that fight would be exposing him to a tough defeat.

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** Cristina Castaño returned to *La Revuelta* to promote *The Detective Sheep*, the animated film in which she lends her voice in Spanish to the sheep Lily. The actress remembered her previous appearance on the show, when she was pregnant, and spoke about her son.

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** A cold storm system will bring a very unstable weekend to Spain, with Saturday expected to be the most severe day. Thunderstorms, hail, and heavy rain are expected through Sunday, affecting several areas of the country.

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** Latest news about the war in the Middle East and the possible negotiation of an agreement between the United States and Iran.

** Israel and Lebanon will meet next week to seek a peace agreement amid crossfire attacks despite the truce

** Negotiations between Israel and Lebanon are scheduled for May 14 and 15 in Washington. The goal is to seek a peace agreement, although crossfire attacks continue despite the current truce.

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** Minister Albares has once again summoned Israel’s charge d’affaires after the arrest of the Spanish member of the Gaza flotilla, which he describes as an “illegal detention” and “contrary to international law.” The opposition accuses him of acting opportunistically.

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** Fishing diesel has risen by more than 62% since the start of the war, significantly increasing the sector’s energy costs. Despite aid from the Government and the European Commission, fishermen are piling up losses and say they have been working in the red for two months.

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** Several autonomous communities have issued an orange alert for the risk of severe storms, rain, and hail, which are already causing traffic problems, class suspensions, and damage to infrastructure, including the partial collapse of a wall.

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** The members of Siloé took part in the interview “Out of Context” with Rebeca Marín for 20minutos.

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** At the beginning of 2026, fewer homes are being sold than in 2025, but activity remains high. Pisos.com notes that, after a record year, this decline does not indicate a market collapse.

** Juan, it all started with you

** Moreno took advantage of Marín’s presence to launch a clearer criticism of Vox, reminding that if he were to lose the absolute majority, he could end up depending on a much less friendly partner.

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** The Church in Madrid is putting the finishing touches on preparations for Leo XIV’s visit to Madrid, which will combine a large-scale program with more intimate, personal moments.

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** The journalist inaugurated the San Isidro festivities alongside the mayor of Madrid and highlighted that the city has “a woman’s soul,” with “command in the square and in the plaza,” and that Madrid welcomes everyone without judgment.

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** Los40 hosts Cristina Boscá and Karin Herrero have surprised everyone by revealing their relationship, and they have traveled together to New York for a romantic getaway.

** More savings for drivers: Repsol extends its fuel discounts until the 31st

** Repsol will extend its fuel discounts until May 31, offering drivers more savings during this period.

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** The “Davante Emprende” program opens its second edition to promote employability through the development of real projects and the support of experts, helping participants create their own professional opportunities.

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** Marisa Jara was definitively expelled from *Supervivientes* after receiving only 24% of the votes, compared with 76% for Darío Linero. Before leaving, she fulfilled her last wish and nominated a teammate.

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** The Mallorcan singer gathered hundreds of fans in Madrid’s Plaza Mayor to present his most personal project, turning the iconic square into an improvised studio and sharing with them the release of his album *love love FLAKK*.

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** Rosalía will be in Seville to perform a free concert on Saturday, May 9, at the “Jarana en el Guadalquivir” event, linked to Netflix’s prequel to *Money Heist* (*La casa de papel*). The news has generated great excitement among her fans.

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** Ana Boyer and Fernando Verdasco have published the first image of their newborn daughter, showing her tiny hand surrounded by the hands of her parents and her three siblings. Along with the photo, they have also revealed the little girl’s name.

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** A U.S. trade court blocked the 10% global tariff imposed by Donald Trump, deeming it illegal. Trump’s administration can appeal the ruling, which could prolong the legal and trade dispute.

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** The Diario Madrid Foundation and the European Journalists Association are organizing a tribute in Madrid to remember and highlight Diego Carcedo’s journalistic legacy.

** Acciona will inject capital into its Polish subsidiary to ease its losses amid the bidding war for the country’s major projects

** Acciona will recapitalize its subsidiary in Poland to ease its losses and strengthen its balance sheet, with the aim of keeping its construction activity active. The move comes at a key moment, as the company is competing for major projects in the country.

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** Sabrina Carpenter’s Met Gala dress was inspired by a 1954 Audrey Hepburn film, making it a bold tribute to a romantic cinema classic. The article highlights the surprising connection between the singer’s look and the iconic movie.

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** Several young members of royal families, such as Victoria Federica and Eloísa of Orange, have become style icons on social media. With their own personalities and fashion sense, they have managed to attract thousands of followers and gain visibility as the new “royal” influencers.

** Experts agree: the use of Ozempic and hairstyles like the “clean look” increase the risk of alopecia

** Experts point out that alopecia can be favored by several factors, including the use of tight hairstyles such as the “clean look” and the use of Ozempic for weight loss, both of which have recently been associated with a greater risk of hair loss.

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** NASA presented the first maneuvers of the X-59 supersonic aircraft, a project designed to reduce sonic noise and pave the way for more efficient supersonic commercial flights. The goal is to demonstrate that this type of aircraft can operate with less noise impact and bring its use closer to commercial aviation.

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** Joan Manuel Serrat has found in this Balearic village, by his beloved Mediterranean Sea, the ideal refuge to unplug and enjoy long, sunny days.

** Beyond the custard tarts: what are queijadas, the traditional Portuguese sweet you have to try if you travel there

** Queijadas are a traditional sweet from Sintra, a town half an hour by car from Lisbon. They are a Portuguese specialty worth trying if you travel to the country, beyond the well-known custard tarts.

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** Taxis and VTC vehicles must carry a blue license plate with white letters on the rear to identify themselves officially. Failing to meet this requirement can lead to penalties.

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** Kim Kardashian caused a stir on the red carpet again after having trouble with her outfit during the Met Gala. Her dress was almost torn again, sparking comments among attendees and on social media.

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** The European Parliament and the Council have reached an agreement on a rule concerning deepfakes: sexual-content deepfakes created with AI without consent will be banned. At the same time, the agreement relaxes other parts of the use of artificial intelligence.

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** Pilar Vidal stated on *Y ahora Sonsoles* that Tita Cervera may need to go to Teknon Clinic in Barcelona for several days, amid a sudden and serious diagnosis that has raised concern about her health condition.

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

** Doctor at a health center in Dos Hermanas attacked: “You’re a shitty doctor”

** A woman verbally assaulted a doctor in the waiting room of a health center in Dos Hermanas, where she began shouting at and insulting her with offensive expressions such as “you’re a shitty doctor.”

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** The war between Iran and Israel has raised fuel prices, making travel more expensive, especially during the summer months.

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** The article explains that reaching the first 100,000 euros is a turning point for wealth, since growth speeds up from that point onward. It also offers expert advice on how to achieve that financial goal.

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** This financial product allows you to make your savings profitable while keeping your balance always available.

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** Discover a selection of the best places to eat in Chamberí, Madrid, without spending more than 15 euros. A practical guide to enjoying this central and popular neighborhood with budget-friendly options.

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** The article argues that world leaders are unlikely to deliberately use nuclear weapons, since doing so would risk triggering an atomic conflict and push humanity close to apocalypse.

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** The article points out that the real “meme” is none other than the politician who adopts manners, tastes, and spending habits typical of a yuppie, becoming a target of ridicule because of his lifestyle and behavior.

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** The text points out that talking about quarantines and lockdowns brings back memories of the pandemic, but it emphasizes the importance of using common sense and listening to expert voices.

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** Books arrive unexpectedly and pile up, filling the library with titles waiting to be read.

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** Dani Martín speaks honestly about a possible return of El Canto del Loco, jokingly ruling it out and making it clear that he has no interest in it happening. He also opens up about the mental health problems he struggles with.

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** Pope Leo XIV and Marco Rubio reaffirmed their shared commitment to peace and human dignity, highlighting good relations between the Vatican and the United States despite tensions caused by Trump’s attacks.

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** The comedian criticized deli workers and cast doubt on their health and safety measures in this type of establishment, saying that she finds it very unpleasant.

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** Artist Okuda San Miguel has created in Vienna Austria’s largest mural, standing 52 meters tall, on a building that previously housed several news agencies. The work is presented as a symbol of the country’s urban development.

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** 20minutos invites readers to use Ciudadano20, a channel to share information, propose topics of interest, and report stories that can be investigated. If you want, I can also make the translation sound more natural and polished in English.

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** 20minutos is giving away VIP tickets to see Hombres G in Castellón. The band will perform on May 23 at the Castellón Fairgrounds.

** How much do you know about movie quotes? Prove it by answering these questions

** The text invites you to test your knowledge of famous movie quotes, taking you through decades of cinema, emotions, and memorable scenes in a playful quiz format.

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** Carla, a young woman from Valencia, suffered sepsis that led to the loss of both hands and feet. Despite the devastating outcome, she says the experience has made her value life more and appreciate what she still has.

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** Barcelona has submitted its bid to host the world’s largest space congress in 2029. The city will compete with Houston (USA), Geneva (Switzerland), and Muscat (Oman) to become the event’s host city.

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** The Civil Guard found six armed people with rifles and a pistol aboard the *Arconian*, the vessel intercepted with 30 tons of cocaine valued at €812 million. After the operation, 23 crew members have been sent to prison.

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** The La Primitiva draw has produced a single First Category winner, who will receive a prize of more than one million euros.

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** A man was arrested in Guadalajara for scamming more than 15,000 euros using the 'Man in the Middle' method. He monitored email accounts without being detected and altered banking details in messages to divert payments to his own account.

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** The traditional 15th birthday celebration, a symbol of the transition from girl to woman, is becoming more common among Latina teenagers born and raised in Spain. Migration has brought this celebration into new settings, where some young women embrace it as part of their cultural identity.

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** Added contract clauses, cash payments, and seasonal rentals are being used in Catalonia to get around the rent cap. Some landlords charge more than permitted, even asking for up to €100 extra off the books.

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** On May 9, the eighth edition of Lesbian Garros will take place, a tournament that will bring together 150 participants. Born from lesbians and open to everyone, it uses tennis as an excuse to promote community, visibility, and a different way of competing.

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** Epidemiologist Daniel López Acuña explained on *El Intermedio* that the hantavirus outbreak is not related to the COVID-19 pandemic and called for calm so as not to create panic or unnecessary alarm.

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** Dr. Gaona explained on *Código 10* a study from the *New England Journal of Medicine* that reconsiders the understanding of hantavirus. According to the article, the evidence points to possible person-to-person transmission that is more sustained than previously believed, changing the perspective on how it spreads.

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** Journalist Mayka Navarro said that she helped the Mossos d'Esquadra arrest a pickpocket who was on a bus in Barcelona. According to her, the thief was not a repeat offender.

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** Belén Rueda was invited to *La noche de Aimar* on La Sexta, where journalist Aimar Bretos prepared a touching surprise for her: an emotional message from Emilio Aragón highlighting her talent and the way she cares for others.

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** Sebastián Gallego talks about his monologue *“Operación Viejoven”* and says that the audience pays to see it, so they should leave satisfied. He summarizes his approach as offering a show that is close, entertaining, and connects with the audience.

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** Aída Nízar was a guest on Malbert’s podcast *La Última Llamada*, where she reviewed aspects of her public, professional, and private life, including her dismissal from *Crónicas Maricanas*, which she attributed to the influence of “a wicked person.”

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** A cattle farmer from A Coruña has bought, for nearly 10,500 euros, the cow considered the most expensive and also the prettiest in Spain.

** Alejandra Osborne confirms her plans to meet her younger brother

** Alejandra Osborne explained on *El tiempo justo* that she has not yet met her younger brother due to scheduling and coordination issues, and not for any other reason. She says there is indeed an intention for that first meeting to happen soon.

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** Marta Sánchez, Samantha Fox, María Peláe, Falete, Ainhoa Arteta, Silvia Abascal, Victoria Abril, and Carlos Tatay will take part in the program, which will begin a new season with María del Monte and Anabel Pantoja as the featured guests.

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** The young María Caamaño, known as the “soccer princess,” died on April 16 at the age of 13 from cancer. Gonzalo Caballero will honor her by wearing pink, as a gesture of remembrance and affection toward her.

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** A judge ruled that Brad Pitt could not force Angelina Jolie to hand over private emails related to the sale of her share in the French vineyard estate, giving Jolie another win in their legal dispute over the castle and property.

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** Alberto Dugarte, Julia Janeiro’s makeup teacher, said on *El tiempo justo* that he was very surprised by her attitude, discipline, and talent. He highlighted that Julia is “super sweet, calm, and understanding.”

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** The singer shared a photo on Instagram from the hospital after being rushed in for appendicitis. During her stay at the medical center, she was accompanied by her parents, and she wrote that she came close to not making it.

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** Marina García, a former contestant on *La isla de las tentaciones 3*, has confessed that her work as an influencer has led to a bad relationship with her own image and that she sometimes feels “sick of herself.” She says she is trying to reduce her screen time to improve the situation.

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** The American streamer IShowSpeed expressed excitement and surprise after surpassing one and a half million viewers in a livestream with Alofoke, breaking audience records. The milestone came amid suspicions of possible bot use.

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** Hayden Panettiere has publicly revealed that she is bisexual and says she regrets having had to wait until the age of 36 to say it freely. The actress expressed relief at being able to speak openly about her identity.

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** A young streamer and his friends broadcast on Kick as they shot an alligator live. The case could end in a possible prison sentence for Clavicular, according to the information released.

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** Former Prince Andrew, sidelined because of his association with Jeffrey Epstein, has now settled into Marsh Farm, his new residence on the Sandringham estate.

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** A black bear was rescued in Albany, New York, after becoming trapped in a tree. Environmental authorities sedated it with a tranquilizer dart, and when it fell, it was caught by a net and a padded surface prepared by emergency teams to ensure its safety and well-being.

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** Alejandro Sanz surprised the audience at Bogotá’s Movistar Arena by unexpectedly appearing during Laura Pausini’s concert. Earlier, Pausini had performed “Cuando nadie me ve,” a song made famous by Sanz and included on her album *Yo Canto 2*. His entrance on stage moved the Italian singer.

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

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** Rayo Vallecano secured a historic away victory over Strasbourg thanks to a goal from Alemao and qualified for its first European final. Íñigo Pérez’s side will face Crystal Palace in Leipzig on May 27.

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** Jannik Sinner, who has just arrived at the Rome Masters 1000 as world number one, praised Carlos Alcaraz and highlighted that the Murcian has incredible qualities that no other tennis player has.

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** On Saturday, May 9, the eighth edition of Ready Fight will be held at Gran Madrid Casino Torrelodones, where the first amateur lightweight title will be contested.

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** Colombian singer Shakira recorded the new official anthem for the World Cup at Rio de Janeiro’s Maracanã Stadium, returning to this role 16 years after she last performed it.

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** The former Madrid athlete Chema Martínez will receive the 2026 Espiga del Deporte Award on May 14.

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** Meira Koponen, Kahoot!’s pedagogical expert, explains how to use technology in the classroom to support students with and without disabilities. She points out that, if used properly, it can become a useful tool for improving learning and inclusion.

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** Heba Hagrass, the United Nations Special Rapporteur, presented a report in Madrid denouncing the barriers faced by families of children with disabilities in Spain and calling for stronger public support and improvements to the system to ensure adequate care.

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** Aelmhu held the 4th National Conference on Advanced Therapies for Rare Diseases, where specialists called for greater funding to boost advanced therapies and orphan drugs intended for the treatment of these conditions.

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** The “Power Up Your World” project includes four videos in which musician Grison conducts a fun interview with Paralympic athletes Iraide Rodríguez, Álvaro del Amo, Sara Andrés, and Nil Riudavets.

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** Cepyme warns that the increase in operating costs is slowing down small and medium-sized enterprises, with a particularly strong impact on microenterprises, which are showing signs of stagnation.

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** UMAS Seguros will be the event’s official insurer. The mutual insurer, with more than 45 years of experience in religious events and facilities, also insured the 2011 World Youth Day in Madrid.

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** The sale of the stake in the listed company makes it easier for the Escribano brothers to reorganize the future of their family business, with or without Indra. The transaction clears the way to define new strategic scenarios at EM&E, while Indra continues to closely watch the company’s moves.

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** Moeve nearly tripled its net profit to 261 million euros in the first quarter, driven by higher oil prices and a geopolitically uncertain environment. The energy company says it will speed up investments in Spain following the strong results.

** Acciona maintains its forecasts and rules out disruptions from the war in the Middle East

** Acciona reaffirms its forecasts for the end of the fiscal year and expects EBITDA of between 2.8 billion and 3.1 billion euros. The company also rules out that the war in the Middle East will cause any significant disruptions to its operations.

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** Used car sales in April slowed due to the price pressure from Chinese vehicles. Even so, pure passenger car transactions rose by 60.1% and plug-in vehicles by 37.6%, despite an overall decline of 4.2%.

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** Melissa Barrera spoke about her firing from ‘Scream 7’ and criticized the attitude of some former co-stars, including Jenna Ortega. She also referred to Javier Bardem and Susan Sarandon, making her discomfort clear over the supposed opportunism and stating that “they lied.”

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** The new film in the *Torrente* saga has become the most profitable installment in the entire franchise, clearly outperforming all the previous ones.

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** Jack Thorne, creator of *Adolescence* and *His Dark Materials*, has written a new adaptation of a classic by William Golding. The 4-episode miniseries, which has just arrived in Spain, also features the actor who played Draco Malfoy in the *Harry Potter* saga.

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** The original *Maverick* returns to theaters 40 years later to commemorate the film’s anniversary. Its re-release will be shown alongside its sequel in cinemas across Spain.

** Billie Eilish and James Cameron join forces: where to watch their most special project in Spain

** James Cameron joins Billie Eilish to create **“Billie Eilish. Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour in 3D,”** a special project that blends music and cinema. The piece, connected to the singer’s tour, will be available to watch in Spain.

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** During 2025, Apple and Samsung clearly led the mobile phone market, dominating sales by a wide margin over their competitors.

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** 20bits reviews the new HUAWEI WATCH FIT 5 Pro smartwatch, highlighting its refreshed design, longer battery life, and new advanced features.

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** Google introduced the new Fitbit Air, a screenless bracelet focused on health tracking. It stands out for its sleep monitoring and battery life of up to a week, with features powered by Gemini.

** Google cancels Project Mariner, its AI agent for browsers

** Google has reportedly canceled Project Mariner, its browser AI agent, despite it working with Gemini 2.0 and leveraging improvements in programming, text, video, spatial understanding, and multimodal capabilities.

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** Anthropic has updated Claude so it can “dream” autonomously, restructuring internal information to improve its memory. This advancement aims to optimize how the AI organizes and retains data without human intervention.

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** Nuria March, an etiquette expert, explains what you should keep in mind when choosing the color red to attend a wedding and how to wear it with elegance and respect for the event’s dress code.

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** This season, harem pants are being reinvented in a more flattering and versatile style. According to fashion experts, they can look good on women of all ages, including women in their 60s, if they are paired and worn in the right way.

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** Ikea is relaunching its VARMBLIXT lamp in a smart, home-automation version, updating one of its most iconic designs.

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** The initiative "Look good, feel better" organizes self-makeup and skincare workshops for women with cancer. The goal is to help improve their self-esteem and personal well-being during treatment.

** Real hunger or emotional hunger: how to tell what the body needs from what the mind feels

** The article explains the difference between real hunger, which is a physiological need of the body, and emotional hunger, which appears as a response to different moods or emotions.

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** Journalist Hannah Natanson, 29, was investigated by the FBI after making inquiries into Donald Trump’s government plan.

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** This traditional sweet changes its name depending on the area: in Quel it is called *jualina* and in Castilla y León, *obispo*. It is a typical recipe that is little known outside these regions and stands out for making use of stale bread.

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** A restaurant on the A-3 with more than 30 years of history stands out as an ideal stop on the way to Levante. It offers continuous kitchen hours from 7:00 a.m. to midnight, a daily menu for 14.50 euros, and has a Repsol “Solete.”

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** Chefs explain that making a hole in the center of the Galician empanada is no coincidence: this detail helps improve the final result and makes a difference in how it is prepared.

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** The winner of *MasterChef 11* shares his recipe for macaroni with tomato, inspired by the traditional style of grandmothers, but with a personal touch.

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** Madrid offers beautiful sunsets and pleasant weather at this time of year, making it a favorite plan for many people.

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** At a restaurant in Sueca, they prepare around twenty different rice dishes. Although they do not cook a paella fresh to order for each customer, they do offer a quality rice dish at a good price, with each serving costing 12 euros.

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** 10 kilometers from Belgium, this city is not a typical tourist destination, but its old town, awarded as the “Best Historic Center in the Netherlands,” makes it highly worth a visit.

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** This Italian island, considered a dream destination for many Spanish travelers, has decided to limit guided tours. Local authorities are aiming to improve the tourist experience and better manage the influx of visitors to this Mediterranean paradise.

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** The article warns that in several countries in Africa and the Americas there is a risk of contracting dangerous viruses and diseases, such as dengue, and therefore recommends taking extra precautions when traveling.

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** Carrie Bradshaw was stunned when she stepped out onto the balcony of this hotel in Paris, in one of the most iconic scenes from *Sex and the City*.

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** The Minister of Health, Mónica García, announced that the Spanish passengers will be repatriated on a military aircraft, where they will undergo medical evaluation before spending a quarantine at Gómez Ulla Hospital in Madrid.

**What the Andes strain of hantavirus is like: symptoms, modes of transmission, and why it is one of the most dangerous**

The Andes strain of hantavirus is the only one with documented person-to-person transmission. It is characterized by causing a rapid and severe progression of symptoms, which makes it one of the most dangerous variants of hantavirus.

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** The article explains the so-called “Jessica method,” a technique designed to immediately interrupt a child’s crying or tantrum. Although it may calm the child in the moment, it does not address the underlying cause of the problem.

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** Vibration platforms are not just for warming up: they can also increase workout intensity by activating muscles up to 50 times per second, making them a useful tool for improving exercise.

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** Psychologist Ana Clavell states that unresolved emotional wounds with one’s mother often repeat themselves in romantic relationships, influencing how we bond and the emotional conflicts we experience.

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** Rosalía has trained intensively for her demanding Lux Tour, working out five times a week. Her routine focuses on pilates and strength exercises, which help her build endurance and physical fitness for the tour.

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** Opel is bringing back the sporty character of the Corsa with a new 281-hp electric GSE version. It will be the most powerful and fastest model in the Corsa’s history, combining the brand’s sporty heritage with electrification.

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** The BYD Seal is updated with improvements in interior space, trunk capacity, and technology, while also simplifying some elements. It retains its dynamic, fully electric essence, offering a more practical and refined experience without radical changes to its character.

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** Lexus previews its new TZ, an electric six-seat SUV focused on comfort, technology, and a distinct premium experience. The brand will not choose a seven-seat layout for this model, prioritizing a design and configuration more centered on luxury and occupant comfort.

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

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** Spain is expanding its public charging network for electric vehicles, especially with more fast and ultra-fast charging points. However, progress is still insufficient and is arriving more slowly than necessary to meet demand and accelerate the transition to electric mobility.

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** Saudi Arabia’s Highway 10 holds the Guinness World Record as the longest straight road in the world. It stretches 240 kilometers through the desert with no curves or changes, allowing more than two hours of driving in a straight line.

** The Electoral Board has extended the deadline to request a postal vote for the Andalusian elections until this Friday, May 8.

** The Electoral Board has extended the deadline until this Friday, May 8, to request a postal vote ahead of the Andalusian elections. The measure aims to make it easier for citizens to request it in time before the election.

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** National leaders will visit Andalusia this weekend to support their candidates and bolster the final stretch of the election campaign, which is entering its halfway point.

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** The town council is offering incentives to attract new residents and entrepreneurs, including cheap rents and a 90% tax break on taxes related to their businesses. The initiative aims to combat depopulation and revitalize the town.

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** The OBC will open the season on October 2 with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7, conducted by Ludovic Morlot. It will be the first program designed by the new director, Víctor Medem, and will feature prominent figures such as Gustavo Dudamel and Klaus Mäkelä.

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** A security guard at Seville’s San Lázaro Hospital has been sentenced to six months in prison and 3.5 years of disqualification for publicly insulting a Palestinian nurse with remarks classified as a hate crime.

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** The PP regains the mayoralty of Lugo after 27 years, thanks to the support of a PSOE councilor who defected.

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** The Generalitat has confirmed nine new positive cases of swine fever, bringing the total to 306 since the start of the outbreak.

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** A 21-year-old man has been arrested in Santa Coloma de Cervelló for alleged sexual assaults and corruption of minors. According to the information available, he is believed to have coerced up to 7 victims into sending him photos and videos of sexual content.

** Unions reject Education’s salary increase proposal as “ridiculous” and keep the strike on

** The unions have rejected the salary increase proposal presented by the Education department, deeming it “ridiculous,” and have decided to maintain the strike scheduled for May 11.

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** The Civil Guard identified a trainee pilot who flew at a very low altitude over several beaches in Valencia. The case was referred to AESA and could result in fines of up to 300,000 euros.

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** Authorities have arrested two people suspected of belonging to a criminal network.

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** The Cuban artist said that, although people earn less money in Spain than in the US, he feels more comfortable living there. His reflection highlights the difference in quality of life and his preference for the Spanish system.

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** An Italian town is suffering an invasion of peacocks that is causing insomnia for residents, damage to homes, and problems in the streets. The situation has now reached the point of affecting school routines, with children going to class amid birds that block the way and disrupt daily life.

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** TikTok comments filled with puns and jokes about the actor’s name after a “realistic mask” of Mario Casas went viral.

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** A study indicates that up to 94% of homes with a dog have detectable allergens, regardless of the breed or whether it is considered hypoallergenic. This suggests that no breed guarantees living without allergy symptoms.

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** The law requires community cats to be counted, sterilized, and cared for even on private properties, always under the mandatory supervision of the local council.

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** Involving a dog in daily family life strengthens its emotional security and deepens its bond with the household.

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** The content invites readers to consult yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es.

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** Rosalía recalls her early years in her hometown in Baix Llobregat, where her career began, and describes the local environment and influences that shaped her childhood, including tuned-up cars and a strong presence of Camarón’s music.

** Spanish towns ‘entangled’ in the filming of a Disney movie

** Girona, Tarragona, and Alicante have been confirmed as locations for Disney’s live-action *Tangled*, while Burgos has been left out of the final selection of filming locations.

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** The municipality in Asturias has detected a lack of generational replacement in its shops and is looking for new residents or entrepreneurs interested in taking over local businesses in order to prevent them from closing and to revive them.

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** A road just 3.7 kilometers long stands out for its 453-meter winding stretch and slopes of up to 36%, making it an extremely difficult and challenging route for any driver.

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** The article explains the origin of five popular expressions related to body parts and clarifies their true meaning in everyday use.

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** SEO/BirdLife reports that the population of the house sparrow in Spain has declined by nearly 20% since 1998, which is equivalent to almost 300,000 fewer birds per year. In total, an estimated 7.5 million individuals have been lost in 25 years.

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** The 2026 World Cup will be played from June 11 to July 19 in Mexico, the United States, and Canada, with 48 national teams competing for the title held by Argentina. Even so, several major football stars will not qualify and will miss the tournament, so they will be watching from home.

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** Superantipático publishes in *20minutos* a collection of all his comic strips.

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** The article talks about “shrinkflation,” a practice in which companies reduce the size, weight, or quantity of a product without lowering its price, and sometimes even increasing it. This makes consumers feel cheated when they open the package and find less content than expected.

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** The text highlights Montero’s most intimate and professional side, comparing her to the solitary dedication of an artist or a baker at work. It emphasizes her commitment and effort, symbolized by the lights in her office that were still on when everything else had already been turned off.

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** Madrid Marcha has added GO2 as an official “GreenSponsor” to reinforce its commitment to sustainability. The event will implement a comprehensive system to measure and certify its carbon footprint, aligned with international standards, with the goal of advancing more responsible environmental management.

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** A man was admitted on Thursday in Córdoba after being run over by a runaway horse. The incident occurred the same day in the city, according to the available information.

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** Police are accusing the detainee of a sexual assault offense.

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** The magistrate has ordered pretrial detention for the woman arrested in Salt, accused of killing her partner. The case remains open on suspicion of homicide.

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** Clint Eastwood said that, of his generation, the most memorable actor—and the only one he believes will be remembered in 100 years—is someone he never worked with. The article highlights that unexpected choice and notes that it is not Leonardo DiCaprio.

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

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** The article recalls Tita Cervera’s last film role, when she was still Carmen Cervera: a “destape” comedy directed by Mariano Ozores, with Manuel Summers and produced by José Frade, before she became Baroness Thyssen.

** Natalia de Santiago, mortgage expert: “We used to bet on fixed rates, but that’s over”

** The expert explains that the current mortgage situation has changed and that there is no longer a clear preference for fixed-rate mortgages when buying a home. She points out that the financial context has altered the preferences and conditions for buyers.

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** The Asturian chef José Andrés shared an appetizer idea on his show using canned cockles, suggesting a different way to enhance them: instead of lemon, use tangerine and olive oil to give them more flavor.

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** The article recommends a selection of streaming miniseries to binge this Sunday, with options across different genres such as psychological thrillers, family dramas, classic mysteries, and romances, designed to hook you quickly without wasting time searching.

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** Yellow stains on pillows become harder to remove over time, so it’s a good idea to clean them regularly to keep them in good condition.

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** Javier Bardem, who is releasing a new version of *Cape Fear* and will present *The Beloved* at Cannes, reaffirms his support for Palestine and his defense of human rights. He also criticizes Hollywood blacklists and takes a firm stance on working with those who support Israel.

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** Protected as a historic ensemble, this 122-meter passage connects Clot and Sant Martí. Its colorful houses and 19th-century atmosphere preserve the character of working-class architecture, offering a quiet pedestrian corner 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 an important case study for aerospace medicine. Her mission will make it possible to analyze how radiation and the deep-space environment may affect her health, including possible risks to cancer and fertility.

** 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 get a refund on your return

** The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is now available, a tool that lets you quickly and in advance find out the result of your tax return. With it, taxpayers can see whether they will have to pay the tax office or, on the contrary, whether they will get a refund.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has introduced a new tourist pass to boost tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of the Seville province.

** Gold Set for Weekly Rise on U.S.-Iran Peace Prospects; Hormuz Tensions Cap Gains

** Gold was on track for a weekly gain as investors weighed signs of easing tensions between the U.S. and Iran against ongoing concerns over the Strait of Hormuz. Demand for safe-haven assets supported prices, but gains were limited by hopes for peace and lower risk of a major supply disruption. If you want, I can also make it **more natural, more formal, or simpler**.

** Oil prices jump on renewed US-Iran hostilities

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** Southeast Asian leaders seek strategy to ease impacts of Iran war

** Southeast Asian leaders are discussing coordinated measures to reduce the region’s economic and security fallout from the war in Iran, including energy price shocks, trade disruptions, and evacuation planning. They aim to strengthen diplomacy, maintain stability, and prepare response options as tensions escalate.

** Brazil’s Lula reports progress in relations with the US after talks with Trump

** Lula said that Brazil and the U.S. made progress in repairing ties after talks with Trump, despite recent friction over tariffs and sanctions. He described the discussion as constructive and said both sides agreed to keep working on trade and diplomatic issues.

US beef producers hope China access is on Trump-Xi summit menu

US beef producers are urging the Trump-Xi summit to reopen the Chinese market, which has been largely closed since a trade dispute led China to halt most US beef imports. Industry leaders say regaining access could increase sales and help offset pressure from other export markets.

** Oil prices jump after US, Iran exchange fire near Hormuz

** Oil prices rose sharply after US and Iranian forces exchanged fire near the Strait of Hormuz, a key global shipping route. The clash heightened fears of supply disruption, increasing market volatility and prompting investors to consider the risk of further escalation in the region.

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** Oil rises after reports that the U.S. hit Iran with new strikes in the Strait of Hormuz

** Oil prices moved slightly higher after reports that the U.S. carried out new strikes on Iran near the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for oil shipments. Markets reacted to rising geopolitical tensions and worries about possible disruptions to crude oil supplies in the region.

** US military strikes Iran’s Qeshm port and Bandar Abbas, Fox News reporter says

** The article reports that a Fox News reporter said the US carried out military strikes on Iran’s Qeshm port and Bandar Abbas.

** Oil prices settle 1% lower in volatile trading after U.S. considers resuming military escorts in the Strait of Hormuz

** Oil prices fell about 1% after volatile trading as the U.S. considered resuming military escorts through the Strait of Hormuz. The move raised concerns about regional tensions and shipping safety, but prices were pressured by market swings and broader supply-and-demand factors.

** Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.91%

** Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted index rising 0.91% as market sentiment improved. Gains across key sectors helped lift the index during the session, though details on individual movers were not provided.

** Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of violating the ceasefire

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Macquarie surpasses profit estimates thanks to commodity boost, shares reach record high

Macquarie reported first-quarter profit above expectations, supported by strong commodities trading and favorable market conditions. The strong result pushed its shares to a record high, boosting investor confidence in the bank’s trading businesses.

** Iran war to accelerate China’s shift to electric trucks from diesel

** China’s push toward electric trucks is expected to speed up as the Iran war raises oil-market volatility and strengthens the case for cheaper, domestically powered alternatives to diesel. The shift could reshape freight transport, reduce fuel dependence, and support broader decarbonization efforts. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural, formal, or newspaper-style.

** Toyota sees 20% drop in annual profit as Iran war weighs

** Toyota reported a 20% decline in annual profit, citing pressure from the Iran war and related disruptions. The company said geopolitical tensions added to cost and supply-chain challenges, weighing on performance across its global operations.

** Some Unilever investors seek ESG reassurances in McCormick food deal

** Unilever investors are asking for clearer ESG assurances as the company’s food business deal with McCormick moves forward. They want more detail on how the transaction will affect sustainability commitments, labor standards, and overall corporate responsibility before fully supporting the move.

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** Former China Eastern Airlines chairman indicted on bribery charges

** The former chairman of China Eastern Airlines has been indicted on bribery charges, according to Chinese authorities. The case is part of an ongoing anti-corruption crackdown targeting senior executives in state-owned enterprises.

** Anthropic eyes near $1 trillion valuation in potential $50 billion funding round - FT

** Anthropic is reportedly in early talks to raise about $50 billion in a new funding round that could value the AI startup at nearly $1 trillion, according to the FT. The company’s rapid growth and strong investor interest reflect surging demand for advanced AI models and intensifying competition among leading AI firms.

Macquarie shares hit record high as FY profit surges on commodity gains

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** Argentina’s industrial output grows 5% in March after eight months of decline

** Argentina’s industrial output rose 5% in March, ending eight consecutive months of contraction. The rebound was driven by stronger manufacturing activity, though analysts warn that the recovery may be fragile amid ongoing inflation, currency pressure, and weak domestic demand.

** Consumer Credit Surges, Exceeding Forecasts and Previous Levels

** Consumer credit rose more than expected, surpassing forecasts and previous readings. The increase suggests consumers are continuing to borrow at a strong pace, reflecting steady demand and resilient spending despite economic uncertainty.

** Brazil’s April trade surplus jumps nearly 38% as exports of soy and oil rise

** Brazil’s trade surplus in April increased by nearly 38% as exports grew, driven by stronger shipments of soy and oil. The improvement reflects higher commodity sales, boosting the country’s monthly trade balance.

US construction spending rebounds in March

US construction spending increased in March after two consecutive monthly declines, supported by gains in private and public projects. The rebound suggests some recovery in the sector, although the outlook may still depend on interest rates and broader economic conditions.

** Natural gas storage falls short of forecasts, signaling higher demand

** Natural gas storage levels came in below analysts’ expectations, suggesting stronger-than-anticipated demand. The smaller-than-expected inventory build or larger draw could tighten supply and support higher natural gas prices if demand remains elevated.

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** Russia’s central bank forecasts Q2 GDP growth at 0.9%

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** US jobless claims increase less than expected amid low layoffs

** Initial jobless claims in the US rose by less than forecast, suggesting layoffs remain subdued. The data points to a labor market that is cooling only gradually, with fewer workers filing for unemployment than analysts had expected.

** U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Rise, Surpassing Forecasts

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** Morning Bid: Markets cling on as ceasefire is tested

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** China’s April bank lending seen plunging amid soft credit demand: Reuters Poll

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** UAE says it is engaging drones and missiles originating from Iran amid Middle East flare-up

** The UAE said its air defenses intercepted and destroyed several drones and missiles launched from Iran toward the country amid a wider escalation in the Middle East. Authorities said there were no casualties or damage, and that the situation was being closely monitored.

** Analysis – Iran price shock highlights limits of inflation-linked bonds

** The article discusses how an Iran-related price shock exposed the shortcomings of inflation-linked bonds as a hedge. It notes that while these bonds are designed to protect investors from rising inflation, geopolitical disruptions and supply shocks can still drive losses or offer only limited protection, highlighting that they are not a complete safeguard against all forms of price volatility.

** Anthropic considers fundraising at near $1 trillion valuation, FT reports

** Anthropic is reportedly considering another funding round that could value the AI startup at nearly $1 trillion, according to the Financial Times. The move would underscore investors’ continued appetite for leading AI companies, though no deal has been finalized and details may change.

** U.S. job growth likely slowed in April as boost from temporary factors fades

** U.S. job growth is expected to have cooled in April as one-time boosts from seasonal factors and workers returning after strikes faded. Economists expect payroll gains to slow from March, while the unemployment rate likely remained near historic lows. The report will help show whether labor market strength is easing as the Federal Reserve considers interest-rate cuts.

** China’s exports likely picked up pace in April due to war-related stockpiling: Reuters Poll

** Economists expect China’s exports grew in April as companies hurried shipments and built up inventories amid concerns about war in Iran and trade disruptions. The poll suggests stronger export demand may have helped offset weak domestic consumption, though risks remain from geopolitical tensions and uncertain global demand.

S&P 500 closes lower as chip stocks give up gains

The S&P 500 fell after an early rally faded, led by a pullback in chip stocks. Gains from the previous session were mostly reversed as investors weighed market uncertainty and profit-taking in semiconductor shares.

** Australia regulator calls for urgent cybersecurity action to counter Mythos

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** Bitcoin slips, falls below $80K amid U.S.-Iran tensions, Strategy sales

** Bitcoin fell below $80,000 as rising U.S.-Iran tensions and reports of selling pressure from Strategy weighed on the market. The decline added to broader crypto weakness, with investors acting cautiously amid geopolitical uncertainty and concerns about large institutional sales.

** Kraken launches virtual IBANs in four European countries with salary support

** Kraken has introduced virtual IBANs for customers in four European countries, making it easier to receive euro payments and salaries. The feature is designed to simplify deposits, improve banking access, and support everyday crypto-related financial activity.

** BTCC Exchange and AFA Launch a Trading Championship with a Million-USDT Prize Pool and a Messi-Signed Jersey

** BTCC Exchange and the Argentine Football Association (AFA) have launched a trading championship featuring a 1 million USDT prize pool. Participants can compete for rewards, including a jersey signed by Lionel Messi. The event combines crypto trading with football fandom and aims to increase engagement through major prizes and exclusive collectibles.

** VCI Global signs term sheet for Brazil gold mining investment

** VCI Global has signed a term sheet for a potential investment in a gold mining project in Brazil. The deal could expand its presence in the natural resources sector, pending due diligence and final agreements.

** Bitcoin flat as Strategy flags potential sales, but still at over three-month high

** Bitcoin held steady near a three-month high while Strategy warned it may sell some holdings to fund obligations if needed. The company remains bullish on Bitcoin’s long-term outlook despite the possible sales, and the market was little changed following the disclosure.

** Roobet Launches Prediction Markets on May 6, Becoming the First Major Crypto Casino to Integrate the Format

** Roobet launched prediction markets on May 6, becoming the first major crypto casino to add the feature. The new offering lets users trade on the outcomes of real-world events, expanding Roobet beyond traditional casino games and into a fast-growing gambling format.

** Basis.pro, built by Base58Labs, completes private testing and enters pre-launch phase

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** Morgan Stanley Debuts Crypto Trading, Undercuts Rivals on Price - Bloomberg

** Morgan Stanley is entering crypto trading and pricing it lower than its competitors, aiming to attract clients with more affordable access to digital assets. The move signals growing mainstream adoption of crypto services by major Wall Street firms and increases competition among financial institutions offering trading products.

** Bybit Announces Early Bird Ticket Access for Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 for Bybit Cardholders

** Bybit is offering early bird ticket access for Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 to Bybit cardholders, giving eligible users a chance to secure tickets before the general public. The announcement highlights a cardholder benefit linked to the popular festival, with access details and timing expected to be provided by Bybit.

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

** Bitcoin rose above $81,000 as geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran eased, boosting risk assets. The article also notes that Strategy reported a $14.5 billion operating loss, highlighting the impact of crypto price swings on its finances.

** M&C Saatchi schedules AGM for June 11, posts annual report

** M&C Saatchi has scheduled its annual general meeting for June 11 and released its annual report. The update provides shareholders with key financial and governance information ahead of the meeting.

** Proact Q1 2026 slides: margin surges to 9.3% amid memory price crisis

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** True Corp Q1 2026 slides: profit surges 4x on spectrum savings

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Portillo’s Q4 2025 slides: margins compress as same-store sales fall

Portillo’s reported weaker Q4 2025 results as same-store sales declined and margins narrowed. The company faced pressure from softer traffic and higher costs, which weighed on profitability. Despite the slowdown, management highlighted ongoing efforts to improve operations, control expenses, and support long-term growth.

** Tempus AI prices $400 million convertible notes offering

** Tempus AI has priced a $400 million offering of convertible senior notes due in 2030, with an option for the initial purchasers to buy up to an additional $60 million. The offering is expected to close on May 13, 2025, subject to customary conditions. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including possible acquisitions, working capital, and capital expenditures.

** OpenText Q3 FY’26 slides: cloud revenue hits record, margins expand

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** RCI Hospitality Q1 2026 slides: stable EBITDA masks profitability pressure

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** Block Q1 2026 Slides: 27% Gross Profit Growth Drives Raised Guidance

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** Gran Tierra Energy reports Q1 2026 results, revises guidance

** Gran Tierra Energy reported its Q1 2026 results and updated its full-year guidance. The company highlighted operational and financial performance for the quarter and revised its expectations for production, capital spending, and other key metrics based on current conditions.

** Rocket Lab Q1 2026 slides: record revenue up 64%, backlog hits $2.2B

** Rocket Lab reported record Q1 2026 revenue, up 64% year over year, driven by stronger launch and space systems demand. The company said backlog reached $2.2 billion, highlighting continued customer demand and a growing business pipeline.