News Summary - 05/17/2026

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** WHO declares Ebola outbreak in DR Congo a global health emergency

** The agency said the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has about 246 cases and 80 deaths, but it does not meet the criteria for a pandemic emergency.

** Hezbollah drone strike videos show evolving tactics against Israel

** BBC Verify examined dozens of videos showing fibre-optic drone attacks by the Lebanese armed group, highlighting how Hezbollah is adapting its tactics in its conflict with Israel.

Taiwan insists it is independent after Trump warning

Following a summit in Beijing, the U.S. president warned Taiwan against formally declaring independence.

** Man drives car into pedestrians in Italy, injuring eight

** Eight people were injured, including four seriously, when a man drove a car into pedestrians in Italy. Passers-by chased him down and stopped him.

Senior IS leader killed in joint operation, US and Nigeria say

President Donald Trump said a joint operation killed Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, describing him as “the most active terrorist in the world.”

** Rescue diver dies during search for bodies of Italians who drowned in Maldives caves

** The Maldives government says Staff Sgt. Mohamed Mahdhee died while diving during a search-and-rescue operation. He was helping recover the bodies of two Italian nationals who drowned in caves in the Maldives.

Whale found dead near a Danish island after a German rescue operation

Wildlife experts criticized the rescue attempt, warning that it would likely increase the animal’s distress.

** U.S. planning to charge former Cuban leader Raúl Castro

** Charges against former Cuban leader Raúl Castro by the United States could be announced as soon as next week, according to reports. The case is said to focus on Cuba’s 1996 shooting down of two planes.

** Toddlers among more than 50 schoolchildren kidnapped in Nigeria

** No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks that devastated Mussa town in Borno State.

** Canadian from hantavirus-hit cruise ship tests positive

** A Canadian former passenger from the MV Hondius, a cruise ship linked to hantavirus exposure, has tested positive. The person is one of four former passengers now isolating on Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

** Switzerland to open secret files on Auschwitz “Angel of Death” Mengele

** The article says that after fleeing Europe following World War II, there were long-running rumors that Nazi doctor Josef Mengele, known as the Auschwitz “Angel of Death,” may have spent time in Switzerland.

** Lebanon says six killed in Israeli strike as US announces ceasefire extension

** President Trump announced a truce last month, but despite the ceasefire, Israel and Hezbollah have kept exchanging fire.

** Freight train and bus crash kills at least eight in Bangkok

** Police and rescue officials said the collision sparked a fire that engulfed the bus.

** Foreign tourists are falling out of love with Goa - here's why

** Foreign visitor arrivals in Goa have dropped to nearly half of their pre-Covid peak, even as domestic tourism continues to grow strongly.

** Secret police and propaganda: The Chinese agents spying on expats in the US

** Experts say two espionage cases in the US show China’s efforts to extend its influence worldwide over the past decade, including spying on expatriates and using covert tactics tied to state interests.

** What critics of China in the MAGA movement think of Trump’s Beijing trip

** Experts expect Trump’s softer stance on China to influence the wider MAGA base, with his trip to Beijing signaling a possible shift in how China is viewed within the movement.

** What is a “safe death”? Mentally ill woman asks for assisted dying in Canada

** Canada has twice delayed expanding medically assisted dying to people with mental illness. Claire Brosseau says she can’t keep waiting and is asking the courts to decide the issue.

** From misfit to rap sensation: A ‘Rebel’ storms into Indian hip-hop

** Rebel has emerged as a standout new voice in hip-hop, turning defiance into a distinctive style shaped by the culture and sound of northeastern India.

** Alleged murder of Aboriginal girl highlights Australia's deep inequalities

** The girl's death has sparked national outrage in Australia and intensified debate over deep social inequalities, especially the stark disparities affecting Aboriginal communities.

Watch: What did we learn from Trump’s visit to China?

President Trump concluded a two-day visit to Beijing after attending a high-stakes summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

**Warning of record global temperatures**

**Scientists warn that an increasing likelihood of a very strong El Niño could push global temperatures to record highs. This warming event may intensify heatwaves and other extreme weather around the world, adding to the effects of human-caused climate change.**

** Hundreds of illegal motorbikes bulldozed in New York City crime crackdown

** Officials said a moped was used in the deadly stray-bullet shooting that killed a 7-month-old in Brooklyn last month.

** The Kabul rehabilitation centre hit by a deadly Pakistani strike

** Pakistan claimed it struck “military and terrorist infrastructure,” but the UN and victims’ families rejected that explanation. The attack hit a rehabilitation centre in Kabul, prompting a dispute over the target and accusations that civilians were harmed in the deadly strike.

** “Total lack of respect”: Macron interrupts speaker to ask for silence

** During a conference in Kenya, French President Emmanuel Macron stood up and asked the audience to be quiet, saying it was impossible for the speakers to be heard over the noise.

** Watch: Soldier parachutes to remote island to deliver hantavirus aid

** A specialist team delivered critical medical support to Tristan da Cunha, a remote island in the South Atlantic, to help address a hantavirus-related need.

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** Juanma Moreno believes the key to his absolute majority lies in the “remainders” from four provinces where the last seat is at stake: Córdoba, Málaga, Huelva, and Cádiz. These strongholds could decide the final result and, with it, the future Andalusian government.

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** Andalusia is awaiting key regional elections that could shape the future of national politics. The region is counting down the hours to go to the polls, on a day of reflection marked by the calm before a decisive election.

** Eurovision 2026, live final | Latest on the performances, votes, winner, protests against Israel and reactions

** The performer of “Bangaranga” received the strongest support in the final, leading both the jury vote with 204 points and the public vote with 312 points.

** This is how “Bangaranga,” Dara’s song, brought Bulgaria to victory in Eurovision

** Dara achieved Bulgaria’s first-ever Eurovision victory with “Bangaranga,” cementing a historic milestone for the country in the contest.

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** Israel came close to winning thanks to the televote, placing first with 220 audience points. However, Bulgaria ultimately took the victory with DARA, securing its first win in the festival.

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** TVE did not air Eurovision and instead opened its news program with a message and images explaining the reasons. The on-screen statement said that Eurovision is a contest, but human rights are not, urging that there can be no indifference and calling for “Peace and Justice for Palestine.”

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** Manuel Carrasco opened “The House of Music” with a performance full of symbolism, defending peace and human dignity. The artist from Huelva took the opportunity to deliver a committed message while Eurovision was being held.

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** The Government Delegation against Gender Violence is investigating the discovery of a Civil Guard officer, his wife and son dead at the Dolores barracks as a possible case of gender-based violence.

** The double face of rising prices: the effort to buy a home and homeowners’ wealth at record highs

** Household real estate wealth now exceeds seven times disposable gross income, reflecting the sharp increase in home values. However, buying a home is becoming increasingly difficult: on average, it takes eight full years of income to pay for an apartment.

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** Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani expressed his condolences for the tragedy involving the five Italian divers in the Maldives and mourned the death of a member of the rescue team. He said the incident unites Italy and the Maldives in grief.

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** The five victims descended to a depth of about 50 meters. The article raises several hypotheses about the cause of their deaths, including a panic attack, oxygen poisoning, and disorientation underwater.

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** The Greek version of *Supervivientes* was canceled after Stavros Floros suffered a serious accident during filming in the Dominican Republic, which led to the amputation of one of his legs.

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** Matías Corraliza Fernández, whose stage name was Matías de Paula, was the brother of guitarist Diego de Paula and dancer Sandra Fernández.

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** FC Barcelona and Atlético Madrid will face each other in the final of the Copa de la Reina in Gran Canaria. The match will start at 9:00 p.m.

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** A minor treated at a hospital in Palma showed injuries consistent with belt blows and described an environment of physical and verbal violence at home. Following her testimony, possible abuse of her and her brother is under investigation.

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** Más Madrid is calling for the Metro regulations to be changed to ban preachers on trains, warning about “sects roaming” through the subway system. The Community of Madrid responds that it already penalizes all conduct that disrupts coexistence and that it acts against this type of behavior.

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** One sole La Primitiva winner takes home 1.3 million euros. In addition, three other second-tier prizes were awarded 71,711 euros each. The draw’s jackpot now stands at 22 million euros.

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** Three Canadian police officers were arrested in Barcelona for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman inside a taxi. One of the suspects tried to flee to Palma de Mallorca, but was also arrested.

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** Professor Kenneth Payne, an expert in strategy at King’s College London and author of *I, War Robot*, warns about the advance of artificial intelligence applied to the military field. According to him, the development of war robots is bringing humanity closer to a “Terminator”-type scenario.

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** Judge Francisco de Jorge is investigating, in a separate and secret case, a senior police officer in the executive rank linked to the former head of the UDEF. The investigation, described as extraordinarily complex and sensitive, is being handled confidentially.

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** Rodrigo Sorogoyen competes for the Palme d’Or at Cannes with *El ser querido*, a father-daughter drama starring Javier Bardem and Victoria Luengo. The film, centered on cinema within cinema, stands out for its rawness and emotional realism.

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** Leire Martínez, former vocalist of La Oreja de Van Gogh, has publicly shown her support for Amaia Montero after the criticism she received for her voice at her concerts.

** Merz reignites the feud with Trump: “I wouldn’t recommend my children go to the United States these days”

** The German chancellor says he admires the U.S., but adds that this admiration is no longer growing. His remarks reflect criticism of the country’s current climate and Trump’s leadership, going so far as to say that today he would not recommend his children travel to the United States.

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** Twelve children aged between 11 and 12, who were taking part in an organized trip, were taken to the hospital after suffering gastroenteritis while they were about to board a flight in Bilbao to Lanzarote.

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** The woman isolated over suspected hantavirus in Barcelona has tested negative in a second PCR test. She remains asymptomatic and will stay in confinement and under observation at Clínic Hospital during the planned preventive follow-up period.

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** A driver was arrested after speeding through the center of Modena, hitting several pedestrians and crashing into a store. He then tried to stab a passerby. Eight people were injured.

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** Cantora’s caretaker recalled on **¡De viernes!** that Kiko Rivera and Lola García became aggressive toward her after she reproached them for having entered the estate “by force.”

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** Switzerland will declassify files on Josef Mengele, the Nazi doctor known as the “Angel of Death.” Although after World War II he hid in South America, where he died in 1979, he also spent time in Switzerland with his wife.

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** The bout took place in Germany between local boxer Viktor Jurk and Colombian Edwin Castillo. Jurk settled the fight in spectacular fashion by knocking out his opponent with a single punch just seconds after the match began.

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** Can Yaman recently revealed that he shaved off his famous beard for an upcoming role, marking a noticeable physical change as he embraces a new phase in his career.

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** A few weeks ago, Melania Trump announced the installation of two new bee colonies at the White House, adding to the two already existing on the complex.

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** The whale’s rescue cost more than 1.5 million euros and sparked debate in Germany. Scientists had warned that the animal had no chance of surviving after being stranded for two months on the German coast.

** Want to burn fat faster? A 90-second cold shower every day could be the key

** British and Dutch researchers found that wearing cooling vests may help people lose nearly an extra kilo in a month and a half, suggesting that exposure to cold could promote fat burning.

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** A recession is usually detected late because it first shows up in financing, orders, margins, and investment before appearing in official data. The article explains why anticipating it is complex and notes that some assets have offered better protection for portfolios.

** Prime Video takes a chance and renews its most spectacular series for a fifth season

** Prime Video has renewed its hit series based on Lee Child’s novels for a fifth season. Once associated with Tom Cruise’s film adaptations, the franchise has become a reliable success for the streaming platform.

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** A contemporary reflection on beauty and its complexity, highlighting that understanding it better can help us relate to ourselves in a healthier and more mindful way.

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** The article points out that self-tanner has advantages, but also some lesser-known aspects, especially how it affects the skin. According to dermatologist Alex Docampo, its mechanism is compared to “grilling a steak,” highlighting that it produces a chemical change on the surface of the skin.

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** NASA is testing a new high-performance processor that would be up to 500 times more powerful than current ones, with the goal of improving computing capability on future missions to the Moon and Mars.

** Why do flight attendants ask if passengers are carrying electronic devices in their bags?

** A ground attendant explains that at security, passengers are asked about laptops, tablets, and mobile phones to prevent safety issues related to lithium batteries and other risks associated with carrying electronic devices in luggage.

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** Hundred Burgers has been recognized for the third year in a row as the best burger restaurant in the world in the Michelin Guide to Burgers.

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** The Minister of Transport highlighted the opening of a junction that connects the new section of the A-68 with the A-12 and LO-20 motorways, as well as the N-120 and N-232 roads. The project will improve travel times and strengthen road safety in the area.

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** The analysis of a box found in Pompeii revealed that it contained metal items, a bag of coins, and medical instruments. The findings suggest that it belonged to a doctor who was trying to escape the eruption of Vesuvius while carrying his medical kit with him.

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** The Mossos d'Esquadra, through their Criminal Investigation Division, have taken over the investigation into a fatal shooting on a street in Barcelona’s La Marina neighborhood. The case remains under judicial secrecy.

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** A report by the State Federation of LGBT+ organizations reveals that 22% of people in the community have suffered assaults of this kind over the past year, showing that violence and discrimination are still present even in one of Europe’s safest countries for the LGBT community.

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** A single second-tier winner won €144,000 in the Bonoloto. In addition, 85 third-tier players received €848 each. After this draw, the jackpot has risen to one million euros.

** This is the Bible-inspired diet: its supporters say it is also beneficial for the skin and hair

** The Bible-inspired diet has become a trend on social media, driven especially by Christian influencers. Its supporters claim that it not only promotes eating habits based on biblical principles, but may also provide benefits for the skin and hair.

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** Alba Carrillo was involved in a confrontation at a watch store in Madrid while trying to get a watch from Swatch’s new limited-edition Royal Pop series.

** Vox keeps Ortega Smith in its congressional group a month after his expulsion, although without parliamentary activity

** Pepa Millán stated that it is “highly foreseeable” that Ortega-Smith will end up joining the Mixed Group, a month after his expulsion. Meanwhile, Vox keeps him in its congressional group, although without parliamentary activity.

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** This Sunday, May 17, World Internet Day is celebrated.

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** Renovations to adapt bathrooms and improve accessibility for older people or people with disabilities can receive public subsidies ranging from 40% to 80% of the cost, depending on the case.

** The town in Alicante that *The Sun* recommends visiting and is a cheap alternative to Benidorm

** The British outlet *The Sun* highlights a town on Alicante’s Costa Blanca as a quieter and more affordable option than Benidorm. It recommends it for its relaxed atmosphere and reasonable prices, presenting it as a cheap alternative for those looking to enjoy the area without the bustle of the major tourist destination.

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** In 2025, bare ownership sales reached 1,798 homes, approaching 2,000 annual transactions.

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** The tragedies in Huelva and Barbate show the need for a comprehensive strategy against organized crime, similar to the one once used against jihadist terrorism and ETA.

** Iran: U.S. propaganda in the Soviet style

** The article argues that International Maritime Law guarantees freedom of navigation for ships of all nations.

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** Laundry hanging out in public usually detracts from urban aesthetics, but Naples is a notable exception, where clothes hung openly have long been an accepted and recognized part of the city’s character.

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** TVE did not participate in Eurovision 2026 as a protest against Israel’s presence in the festival. Even so, the event could still be followed in Spain via YouTube.

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** Cristina Castaño won the fifth gala of *Your Face Sounds Familiar* by impersonating Rigoberta Bandini. After this show, María Parrado regained the lead in the overall standings.

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** Rescued in Bosnia and Herzegovina with a serious injury to one of her legs, Laika had to have it amputated. Despite this, she is adapting well to her new life: she can jump and run. Now she is looking for a forever home.

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** Rocío Muñoz, who is 24 weeks pregnant, appeared on the program *¡De viernes!* to talk about Omar Montes’s reaction and that of those around him to his impending fatherhood. She said she had allegedly received pressure to terminate her pregnancy.

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** According to *Il Corriere della Sera*, five divers (two men and three women) died one after another due to lack of oxygen. The theory is that something blocked the cave exit, preventing them from getting back in time.

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** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to participate by sending news, complaints, and ideas for topics to investigate. They invite people to write to them and suggest stories that should be read.

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** 20minutos presents “Pet Passport,” an initiative for readers to share the story of their companion animals. The most outstanding profiles will be published by the outlet, highlighting what makes each pet unique.

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** Netflix will premiere *Berlin and the Lady of Armino* on May 15, a spin-off of the hit series *Money Heist*.

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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.

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** A Soviet nuclear submarine that sank in 1989 after an accident that killed 42 people is still emitting radiation on the bottom of the Norwegian Sea, according to the report.

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** Kim Ángel went from athletics to bodybuilding and now aims to compete in the Mister Olympia. In the interview, he explains how his sporting discipline and sacrificial mindset have led him to pursue this new challenge, driven by strong ambition and the “feeling of hunger” he has internalized throughout his career.

** The cannon used by Clint Eastwood in the ending of *The Good, the Bad and the Ugly* identified in Cartagena

** Two months before the commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the filming in Burgos, the cannon that appears in the ending of the film *The Good, the Bad and the Ugly*, starring Clint Eastwood, has been identified in Cartagena.

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** The Iberian lynx reintroduction project in Castilla y León celebrated its first anniversary in February, with a major milestone: the first cubs have been born to the lynxes released in Cerrato Palentino.

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** Italy will require electric scooters to have license plates starting this Saturday. Those who do not comply could face fines of up to 400 euros.

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** El Recuenco, in Guadalajara, has housed a herd of nine European bison since January as part of a scientific project. The goal is to study whether the species can adapt to the climate of the Iberian Peninsula and, eventually, live in the wild.

** Attachments and under-the-table payments, some landlords’ tricks to avoid price caps: “Asking €100 more than allowed”

** In Catalonia, some property owners use contract clauses, cash payments, and seasonal rentals to bypass rent caps and charge more than permitted, according to the article.

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** On May 9, the eighth edition of Lesbian Garros will be held, a tennis tournament created by lesbians and open to everyone. It will bring together 150 participants with the goal of playing, promoting visibility, and building community, offering a different way to compete.

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** Lolita stars in a new installment of *Tu cara me suena*, a show known for its success in reinterpreting and reviving iconic figures from music. The content points to the singer’s role in the format and the show’s ability to make an impact through its impersonations and tributes.

** Verónica Dulanto’s ironic farewell on the final episode of *Visto lo visto*: “A blink-and-you-miss-it”

** One month after its premiere, the show *Visto lo visto* is leaving Telecinco’s lineup. Verónica Dulanto delivers an ironic goodbye in the last episode, describing the format’s brief run as “a blink-and-you-miss-it” moment.

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** After the unexpected raid on Cantora by Kiko Rivera and Lola García, the estate’s caretaker, Almudena Mateos, broke her silence on *¡De viernes!* to firmly respond to what happened.

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** Journalist Saúl Ortiz shared details on *Fiesta* about an alleged distancing between Marta Sánchez and Vicky Martín Berrocal. According to the program, the friendship between the artist and the fashion designer may have broken down.

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** Sweden has requested measures so that artist Felicia has more time to recover after fainting. For this reason, she will not take part in the Eurovision opening ceremony, where all contestants parade with their countries’ flags.

** Why Israel participates in Eurovision 2026: the story of its presence in the contest

** Israel, although it is not a European country, meets the rules to compete in Eurovision. It debuted in 1973 and has since been a regular participant, with several victories and also controversies throughout its history in the contest.

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** The article reviews the personal and professional problems that have marked several Eurovision participants, such as Alexander Rybak, who had to enter rehab for his addictions, and Niamh Kavanagh, who ended up working as a supermarket cashier.

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** Lolita and Rosario Flores have paid tribute to their mother, Lola Flores, on social media with heartfelt messages marking 31 years since her death. The sisters remembered her legacy and highlighted everything she left in them.

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** Italian singer Laura Pausini was at the center of a widely discussed moment when the Mexican flag slipped from her hands. Upon noticing what happened, she made the sign of the cross, apologized, and quickly picked it up from the ground, which sparked reactions among her followers.

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** C. Tangana sparked controversy on social media by criticizing J Balvin for his tribute to Milkman, who recently passed away. The Madrid-born singer questioned the relationship the Colombian had with him while he was alive and said that if people talked about how he treated him, “your whole act falls apart.”

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** Mick Jagger managed to stop the construction of a 29-story building next to the Thames that would have blocked his view. Other celebrities also joined his protest, including Eric Clapton and actress Felicity Kendal.

** This Is Rachel True, Rochelle in *The Craft*, 30 Years Later

** Rachel True, remembered for playing Rochelle in *The Craft*, is still associated with that role 30 years later. In addition to her acting career, she has explored spirituality and tarot, even publishing a book on the subject.

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** Gordon Ramsay responded to a TikToker who accused him of allowing a dog to poop inside his restaurant. The chef clarified that animals are only allowed on the restaurant’s terrace, thereby denying what happened.

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** According to *The Athletic*, Xabi Alonso has reportedly reached an agreement with Chelsea for the next four seasons. The Basque coach is said to be very close to becoming the new manager of the Blues.

** Pol Toledo, Badosa’s coach: “Tsitsipas has always struggled to accept that Paula shined more than him in the relationship”

** In an interview with *El País*, Paula Badosa’s coach, Pol Toledo, spoke about the Spanish tennis player’s current situation and suggested that Stefanos Tsitsipas found it difficult to accept Badosa standing out more than him within the relationship.

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** Racing Santander defeated Real Valladolid 4-1 with goals from Villalibre, Andrés Martín (2), and Suleiman, thus securing its return to the first division after 14 years away.

** Flick “blesses” Lewandowski’s departure at the end of the season: “It’s good for him and for Barça”

** Hansi Flick said in a press conference that it has been “a privilege” to work with Robert Lewandowski for four years. The Barça coach thus backed the Polish striker’s departure at the end of the season, noting that it would be positive both for the player and for FC Barcelona.

** Cristiano’s curse in Saudi Arabia doesn’t stop: another title slips away against Gamba Osaka

** Al Nassr lost 1-0 to Gamba Osaka in the AFC Champions League 2 final, adding another setback for Cristiano Ronaldo in Saudi Arabia. With this defeat, the Portuguese star has now missed out on 14 titles since joining the club.

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** The organization Asemdis seeks to support people with disabilities who want to start or strengthen their businesses. Its goal is to guide them so they can develop their projects and overcome the barriers and discouraging messages that often hold them back.

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** On the occasion of Family Day, Plena inclusión España highlights the value of family support spaces promoted by the associative movement. These initiatives provide accompaniment, guidance, and help to families of people with intellectual disabilities, strengthening their well-being and mutual support.

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** Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and hypermobility syndromes are rare diseases that can affect any part of the body and cause a high level of disability.

** CPI-linked bonds and money market funds gain appeal to shield portfolios against inflation

** Market turbulence is back after two and a half months of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, a U.S.-China summit without major progress, and several inflation data releases that came in higher than expected, reinforcing interest in CPI-linked bonds and money market funds as protection.

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** The major banks are gradually rolling out Bizum’s new functionality to bring it into physical stores, moving at different paces depending on each institution.

** The MOT has “become” an economic filter due to the age of the vehicle fleet and the rise in repairs

** Experts warn that the MOT is increasingly functioning as an economic filter: because of the age of the vehicle fleet and the rising cost of repairs, many drivers are choosing to risk a fine rather than bear the cost of passing the inspection.

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** The unions at Tubos Reunidos have suspended the indefinite strike that began in March, one week after a group of employees, less than a third of the workforce, approved in an assembly returning to work.

** Zara snatches the lead from Nike: it is now the most valuable fashion brand in the world

** Google has unseated Apple from the top spot in Kantar’s ranking, regaining the global lead for the first time since 2018.

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** Malaga Comic-Con 2026 will feature the حضور of Elijah Wood and Sean Astin, known for their roles in *The Lord of the Rings*. The event is presented as a complement to San Diego Comic-Con in the United States and stands out for this participation in its program.

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** Brendan Fraser is undergoing strict training to return as Rick O'Connell in **'The Mummy 4'**. The film’s production has been moved up, giving him limited time to get back in shape before filming begins.

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** Rosario Dawson has confirmed that the *Star Wars* series centered on Ahsoka Tano will return in 2027. The actress, who plays the warrior in Lucasfilm’s universe, revealed the news after a long wait for fans.

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** M. Night Shyamalan, known for thrillers and horror, surprises by teaming up with Nicholas Sparks, author of *The Notebook*, to create a ghostly romance story that is already generating applause.

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** The 6-episode miniseries, considered the heir to *The Handmaid’s Tale* for its portrayal of female oppression and sexism, is failing to stand out in Spain because *Alpha Males* has reduced its visibility by taking up its audience space.

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** Researchers in South Korea have developed a smart ring capable of translating sign language into text in real time, with almost complete accuracy. The innovation aims to facilitate communication between deaf and hearing people through a compact, portable device.

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** Google is developing Omni, a new AI video generator designed to deliver more realistic and higher-quality results. The tool promises to significantly improve audiovisual content creation through artificial intelligence.

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** Huawei has launched a smartwatch for kids with a dual camera. Its main module can be detached from the strap and used as a small portable camera thanks to an included case, allowing for more versatile photo and video taking.

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** Google is adding new security features to Android to combat phone scams. The main new feature will detect fraudulent calls and allow users to hang them up immediately, helping protect users from fraud attempts and impersonation.

** The chaos of robotaxis: thousands of self-driving cars are recalled for speeding

** Waymo has recalled 3,800 robotaxis in the United States after detecting a safety flaw related to driving at high speed. The measure aims to prevent risks and fix the problem in its autonomous vehicles.

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** The article reviews the best looks from some of the best-dressed guests during the first Friday of the Cannes Film Festival, highlighting the style of figures such as Marion Cotillard, Isabelle Huppert, and Simone Ashley.

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** The article highlights some of the best looks seen at the Chopard party, held during the 79th edition of the Cannes Film Festival.

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** Choosing the right rug is key to not ruining the living room decor, since this element does not just complement the space, but also helps organize and define the home.

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** Stylist Oriol Barberà points out the most common mistakes people make when dyeing their hair at home, although the content only indicates that he explains what those frequent errors are.

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** An expert explains that from age 25, collagen begins to decrease, and certain habits can speed up that process, promoting the appearance of wrinkles. The article highlights key aspects of how to care for the skin to slow down this premature deterioration.

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** Zara has launched an elegant, flattering, and versatile guest dress for under 40 euros, designed for the “BBC” season. The piece stands out for its sophisticated style and how easy it is to wear again for different occasions, showing that you don’t need to spend a lot to dress well.

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** Melt is the project of a young woman who left her job at a multinational company to devote herself to baking and create Madrid’s first brownie bakery. It offers five different flavors, with prices starting at 4 euros.

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** The article explains what bienmesabe is, a typical accompaniment from the Canary Islands that is little known outside the archipelago, and encourages readers to learn how to make it at home to enjoy it with their favorite desserts.

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** King Juan Carlos I made a culinary stop during his latest visit to Spain at a well-known grill restaurant in Sanxenxo, in Galicia. The place stands out for its reputation and for having also welcomed other celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez.

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** The article presents five Madrid restaurants that let you “travel” gastronomically without leaving the city, offering international dishes for unique culinary experiences.

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** Marta Sanahuja, known as Martha Delicious, shares on Instagram her version of fricandó, a classic of Catalan cuisine, and points out the essential ingredient that cannot be missing from this traditional stew.

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** Rosalía went back to eat at a traditional tavern in Seville after her concert at the premiere of *Berlín y la dama del armiño*. The artist had already visited this place in 2024 and didn’t want to miss the chance to repeat the experience during her stay in the city.

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** Visitors mainly criticize the large crowds during their visit, which ruins the experience in these museums considered disappointing.

** The hiking route near Madrid that’s perfect for families: a journey through meadows and thousands of flowers

** Just an hour from Madrid, this hiking route offers a peaceful and enjoyable walk, ideal for a family outing in spring. It winds through flower-filled meadows and stands out for its tranquil natural setting, perfect for a getaway close to the capital.

** The new trendy neighborhood in Paris that many tourists still haven’t discovered

** A corner of Paris off the usual tourist routes is growing in popularity for its authentic atmosphere. It stands out for its mix of culture, street art, and a multicultural food scene that fills its streets with life.

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** Besides its famous monasteries and charming villages, La Rioja also preserves a rich heritage of historic fortresses. The article highlights the region’s castles as another major treasure worth exploring beyond its vineyards and wineries.

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** Norovirus, a single-stranded RNA virus from the Caliciviridae family, is the main cause of sudden outbreaks of diarrhea and vomiting. Its high contagiousness, ease of transmission, and resilience make it a particularly troublesome threat on cruise ships.

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** Experts warn that imposing routines such as getting up early, without scientific support, can harm the health of most of the population.

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** Being aware that life is short helps put most problems into perspective, since they often seem like major catastrophes but are actually minor.

** The solution against baldness could be as simple as using a type of sugar

** More research is needed, but a natural sugar could help stimulate hair growth and offer a possible solution against baldness.

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** Nocturnal enuresis can affect children’s emotional health, causing embarrassment and limiting their social life. They often avoid taking part in field trips, camps, and other activities out of fear of wetting the bed.

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** Psychologist and sexologist Lu Gjivoje explains that sexual desire depends not only on the partner, but also on one’s own emotional and physical state. She points out that desire must be worked on and that it is normal not to maintain the same level all the time.

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** Jeep has updated the Avenger with more technology, new powertrains, and a special edition, aiming to strengthen its position as the brand’s best-selling model in Europe.

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** In Spain, the DGT requires all vehicles to have a license plate in order to circulate legally and establishes different types of plates depending on the vehicle’s use or situation.

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** Michelin presents an innovative solution placed inside the tire to reduce road noise and improve comfort. The proposal also highlights a less obvious side effect: it can make tire repairs more complicated.

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** Skoda has previewed the interior of the Epiq, its most affordable electric SUV. The cabin features a minimalist design with a strong focus on practicality and functionality, hinting at a modern, user-friendly approach.

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** The DGT will have to allow 17-year-olds to get a driver’s license before 2028, but they will not be able to work as professional truck or bus drivers until they turn 18.

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** The DGT clarifies whether it is legal for pedestrians to walk on the shoulder of a Spanish road. The question arises when people are seen walking along these roads, especially when there is no clear or safe shoulder.

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** Mayor Sadiq Khan wants to pedestrianize Oxford Street and turn it into a more livable space with less traffic. The idea takes Barcelona’s La Rambla as a reference to revitalize the London avenue and make it more pleasant for pedestrians and visitors.

** Sol commuter rail station will close this weekend for tunnel improvement works

** Sol commuter rail station will remain closed this weekend due to improvement works in the tunnel. The closure will affect lines C-3, C-4a, and C-4b.

** Polling station hours in Andalusia: opening, closing, and the best time to vote this Sunday

** This Sunday, May 17, Andalusia is holding elections for the regional Parliament. Nearly 6.8 million citizens are eligible to vote.

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** The woman bought the house in 2001, but never registered it in the Land Registry. Because of this, a court in Santander improperly auctioned off the house. Now the State must compensate her with 73,700 euros for the mistake.

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** A property built in 1972 by “a group of friends” has been put up for sale for just one euro on Wallapop, according to one of its current members. It is a Basque gastronomic society with a fronton, advertised as practically new.

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** **368,858 young people will vote for the first time in the Andalusian elections after reaching the age of majority.**

** Two people are stabbed in Legazpi in the early hours of Saturday

** Two people were injured by a bladed weapon in Legazpi during the early hours of Saturday. One of them was evacuated in serious condition due to major blood loss.

** British mountaineer missing since Thursday in Picos de Europa found dead

** The British mountaineer missing in the Picos de Europa was found dead. He had alerted authorities on Thursday that he was disoriented, tired, and carrying little equipment.

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** The 53-year-old president of the Igorre sports club was released after being arrested for fraud. He is accused of failing to pay out shares of the Christmas Lottery and now faces 132 complaints over these unpaid amounts.

** They order prison for the man arrested over the violent death of his landlord in Málaga

** The arrested man confessed to the homicide of his landlord, so prison has been ordered.

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** The owner of a karate center in Jaén has been sentenced to seven years in prison for sexual abuse of a minor. In February, the defendant claimed that the relationship was consensual.

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** A young man tried to help his mother pass her driving test by disguising himself as her after three failed attempts. The fraud was discovered, and he ended up being arrested and sent to prison.

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** Charlotte and Dan worked at the same correctional facility when they met and fell in love at first sight. Their story stands out because it began in an unusual setting for a romantic relationship.

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** Some customers left without paying and left a written explanation, which sparked an intense debate on social media about whether this kind of action can be considered right or not.

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** A gene called **Fgfr2**, which arose within the domestic cat itself, is responsible for the Bengal cat’s golden coat sheen. The finding explains that its “wild” appearance does not come from the Asian leopard cat, but from its own genetic mutation.

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** Feline hyperthyroidism is a common endocrine disease in cats from the age of seven. If it is not detected and treated in time, it can affect vital organs and put their health at risk.

** Living with an Adolescent Dog: Why Consistency Is More Important Than Correction

** Between 9 and 18 months, a dog’s brain is still developing, which can increase impulsiveness, intense emotions, and behavior changes. During this stage, the key to living together more smoothly is to stay consistent rather than focusing only on correction.

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** The note only invites readers to check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es, without providing any predictions or additional details.

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** The note invites readers to check the results of the Primitiva drawing corresponding to Saturday, May 16, 2026.

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** The text invites readers to check the results of the ONCE Sueldazo for Saturday, May 16, 2026.

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You are invited to check the results of the Bonoloto draw corresponding to Saturday, May 16, 2026.

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** The article explores how organized sexual violence and the climate of fear and suspicion are affecting the way women perceive and trust their partners. It analyzes the social and emotional impact of this violence on intimate relationships.

** What became of... Pablo Piatti: the Argentine who arrived in Spain as the “new Messi”

** Pablo Piatti was an Argentine footballer who reached the national team and played in Spain for Valencia, RCD Espanyol, and Elche CF. His arrival generated huge expectations, with some even considering him the “new Messi.”

** The most beautiful insecticide in the world arrives every spring in the form of a swallow

** Various scientific studies indicate that a swallow can eat about 60 insects per hour, around 850 a day. That adds up to about 310,250 flies and mosquitoes a year, making it an effective natural pest control.

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** Tommy Lee Jones and Jamie Foxx star in the true story of the 1995 trial that defeated the largest funeral corporation in North America. The film tells a legal battle inspired by real events between a lawyer and a businessman, marked by the struggle against racism and corporate power.

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** After reviewing the most standout looks from Cannes, the article focuses on the Spanish celebrities who have shined on the Croisette red carpet. Among them, Ester Expósito stands out as one of the ones who attracted the most attention for her appearance at the festival.

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** A gallery shows people who, with plenty of imagination, managed to create surprising and original homemade inventions. These at-home solutions stand out for their ingenuity and creativity, showing that some people really do manage to turn their ideas into reality.

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** UNESCO’s World Heritage list now exceeds 1,000 sites and continues to grow, but there are still fascinating places that have not received this recognition. The article presents some of these spectacular destinations that, because of their value and beauty, deserve to be World Heritage Sites.

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** The boat’s lawyer says the cruise was intended for coral sampling and that there were no signs of deep dives or entering caves. She maintains that, had they known they would descend to more than 30 meters, they would not have allowed it.

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** This Saturday’s National Lottery is giving out €42 million in prizes. The news story provides live updates on the draw, with the results and prizes being updated as the event progresses.

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** The first prize in the National Lottery draw was sold entirely at one outlet in Marín, Pontevedra. The second prize was distributed across nine other provinces, leaving thousands of euros in several parts of the country.

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** The Labour Party grassroots are to the left of Streeting, the former minister and possible contender to replace Starmer, although he would have few chances against Andy Burnham.

** PP criticizes the Government’s “snub” to the Canary Islands over the hantavirus crisis: “They treated them as if they were their butlers”

** Miguel Tellado (PP) criticized the Government for its handling of the hantavirus crisis in the Canary Islands, accusing it of belittling the archipelago and treating its officials “as if they were their butlers.” The PP denounces a lack of respect and institutional coordination.

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** Prime Video is moving ahead with a new adaptation while the film version of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” is already in production, extending the success of Jenny Han’s popular saga across three seasons.

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** The makeup artist explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to rejuvenate the face, lift the eyes, and soften features, achieving a fresher look without losing personal style.

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** Brendan Fraser will return as Rick O’Connell in the highly anticipated fourth installment of *The Mummy*, alongside Rachel Weisz and John Hannah. The 57-year-old actor says he is doing everything he can to get in shape for this new project.

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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, suggesting that this model no longer dominates as it once did.

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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show using a can of cockles, suggesting a different and tastier way to improve them: instead of lemon, use tangerine and olive oil.

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** In the third season of *Euphoria*, the character Cassie, after selling her body on a sexual content platform, becomes one of the central figures in the plot.

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** Old stains on pillows are harder to remove, so it’s a good idea to clean them regularly to prevent them from setting.

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** The article presents a selection of streaming miniseries ideal for binge-watching this Sunday, with options from different genres such as psychological thrillers, family dramas, classic mysteries, and romances, designed to hook you quickly without wasting time deciding what to watch.

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** A heritage-protected passageway designated as a historic ensemble links Clot and Sant Martí in just 122 meters. It stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and its quiet, pedestrian, almost hidden atmosphere, which makes it a small urban oasis in the heart of the Clot neighborhood.

** The Most Spectacular Highlights of Temps de Flors 2026: Streets, Installations, and the Most Popular Spots

** Catalonia’s best-known floral exhibition is showcasing 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and tours through some of the city’s most emblematic corners, offering residents and visitors a standout cultural and visual experience.

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** The Tax Agency has activated the 2025 Income Tax simulator, a tool that lets people quickly and in advance find out whether their tax return will result in payment or a refund. With it, taxpayers can get an immediate estimate of their outcome before filing the return.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has launched a new tourist visa to boost rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful regions of Seville, with a format similar to the Camino de Santiago passport.

** Venezuela circulates draft of new oil law regulations for companies

** Venezuela has circulated draft regulations for a new oil law aimed at guiding how companies operate in the country’s oil sector. The proposed rules are intended to clarify requirements and procedures for companies involved in exploration and production as the government seeks to reshape the industry.

** Venezuela’s draft oil law lets the ministry set tax rates for each project

** Venezuela’s draft oil law would give the oil ministry the authority to set tax rates individually for each project, increasing government control over oil investments. The move is seen as part of efforts to attract or manage investment in the country’s struggling energy sector while maintaining tighter oversight of terms and revenues.

** Trump says Xi agrees Iran must open strait, but no sign China will weigh in

** Trump said he and Chinese President Xi agreed that Iran must keep the Strait of Hormuz open amid rising tensions, but there was no indication that China would actively intervene. The remark came as U.S.-China relations remained strained and the situation in the Gulf continued to draw international concern.

U.S. Treasury allows sanctions waiver on Russian seaborne oil to lapse

The U.S. Treasury has allowed a sanctions waiver that permitted transactions involving Russian seaborne oil to expire. This move tightens restrictions on Russia’s energy trade and could further pressure its oil exports and revenues amid ongoing efforts to curb financing for its war in Ukraine.

** Trump says war with Iran is worth the economic pain. These rural voters agree.

** The article reports that some rural Trump supporters back his view that a war with Iran could be worth short-term economic pain. It highlights their prioritization of national security and toughness over concerns about higher prices or market disruption, reflecting continued loyalty to Trump despite potential fallout.

** China says Trump visit deals are ‘preliminary’

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** Rising diesel costs from the Iran war strain U.S. school budgets

** Rising diesel prices linked to the Iran war are putting pressure on U.S. school districts, which depend heavily on buses and fuel for daily operations. Many are facing budget strain, possible service cuts, and difficult choices as transportation costs increase.

** Cuba raises gasoline and diesel prices, but gas stations remain closed

** Cuba sharply increased gasoline and diesel prices to reduce fuel subsidies and ease pressure on state finances, but many gas stations remain closed amid the country’s ongoing fuel shortage. The move comes as Cuba faces an economic crisis marked by inflation, power outages, and limited foreign currency.

** Gold set for worst week in nearly two months as rate hike bets strengthen dollar

** Gold was heading for its biggest weekly decline in nearly two months as a stronger U.S. dollar and expectations of further Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes weighed on prices. Rising Treasury yields and cautious investor sentiment also pressured bullion, while markets looked ahead to key economic data for clues about the Fed’s next move.

** U.S. oil refiners are finally profiting from biofuels due to mandates and high fuel prices

** U.S. oil refiners are benefiting from biofuel mandates and elevated fuel prices, turning what was once a cost burden into a source of profit. Companies can earn and trade renewable fuel credits, and tighter compliance markets have boosted the value of these incentives, helping support refiners’ earnings. If you want, I can also make it sound **more natural, more formal, or more journalistic**.

** South Korea says it will pursue all options to avoid Samsung strike

** South Korea said it will use all available measures to prevent a strike at Samsung Electronics as labor tensions rise over wages and working conditions. The government is seeking to avoid disruption at the country’s largest tech company amid ongoing union disputes.

** AI boom fuels record memory-chip profits, but cyclical risks loom

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** Russia stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index unchanged

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** SK Hynix is set to become the second Korean company to reach a $1 trillion market capitalization

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** BlackRock considers multibillion-dollar investment in SpaceX IPO, The Information reports

** BlackRock is considering making a multibillion-dollar investment in SpaceX’s potential IPO, according to The Information. The move would represent a major bet on Elon Musk’s space company as it explores going public.

** FDA drug center head fired after commissioner’s exit, replaced by Davis

** The head of the FDA’s drug center was dismissed shortly after the agency commissioner left, and Davis has been appointed as the replacement. The change reflects ongoing leadership upheaval at the FDA.

** FDA drug center head expected to leave after commissioner’s exit, sources say

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** BlackRock Weighs $5 Billion–$10 Billion Investment in SpaceX IPO — The Information

** BlackRock is considering a $5 billion to $10 billion investment in SpaceX’s planned IPO, according to *The Information*. The potential deal would highlight strong investor interest in the rocket and satellite company ahead of a public listing. If you want, I can also rewrite it in more natural news style or translate it into another language.

** BlackRock weighs $5 billion–$10 billion investment in SpaceX IPO – The Information

** BlackRock is considering investing between $5 billion and $10 billion in a potential SpaceX IPO, according to *The Information*. The report suggests growing investor interest in the private aerospace company as it explores public market possibilities.

** NextEra in talks to acquire utility rival Dominion - FT

** NextEra Energy is reportedly in talks to buy rival utility Dominion Energy, according to the Financial Times. The potential deal would combine two major U.S. power companies, though details on the price, timing, and whether the transaction will actually happen remain unclear.

** Analysis: Trump returns from China with stability and a stalemate

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** NOPA April U.S. soybean crush below most estimates at 211.856 million bushels

** NOPA reported that the April U.S. soybean crush totaled 211.856 million bushels, which was below most analysts’ estimates and down from March. The data suggest that processing slowed despite strong demand, while soybean oil stocks remained closely watched as a sign of tighter supply.

** Motor vehicles, AI boost U.S. manufacturing production; supply shortages from war loom

** U.S. manufacturing output rose in June, led by strong motor vehicle production and demand for AI-related equipment. However, factories still face pressure from labor shortages and supply-chain risks, including potential disruptions from the war in Ukraine. Some economists say the rebound may be temporary as higher interest rates and slower demand weigh on growth.

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** Putin says measures taken to boost the Russian economy are working

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** Slovenia’s GDP growth accelerates to 3% in Q1

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** Croatia’s inflation rises to 5.8% in April on transport, energy costs

** Croatia’s annual inflation rate rose to 5.8% in April from 4.1% in March, driven mainly by higher transport and energy prices. The increase was also supported by rising food, restaurant, and housing costs, according to official data.

** Global bonds tumble as flaring inflation spooks investors

** The article explains how rising inflation expectations are unsettling investors and causing a broad selloff in global bonds. Fears that central banks may keep interest rates higher for longer are pushing yields upward and putting pressure on fixed-income markets around the world.

** Australia defends property tax changes designed to fix “broken” housing

** Australia’s government is defending tax changes aimed at fixing a “broken” housing market by encouraging more homebuilding and improving affordability. The reforms target property investors and incentives that officials say have distorted supply and pushed up prices, while critics warn they could hurt investment and reduce rental availability.

** Why China is Positioned to Capture the Bulk of the Economic Value of Robotics

** China is rapidly gaining an edge in robotics thanks to its vast manufacturing base, strong supply chains, government support, and lower production costs. As robots become central to industry and services, China is well placed to capture most of the economic value by scaling production, adoption, and exports faster than global rivals.

** Japan and South Korea set a critical summit amid market volatility

** The article discusses an important summit between Japan and South Korea taking place during a period of market volatility. It highlights the diplomatic significance of the meeting and the broader economic uncertainty affecting investor sentiment.

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** Federal funding for Trump’s ballroom in jeopardy after Senate ruling

** A Senate ruling has put federal funding for Trump’s ballroom at risk, creating uncertainty over whether the project can proceed as planned. The decision could affect financing and delay or reshape the proposal, which has drawn political scrutiny and debate. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural, more formal, or simpler.

** A quarter of recent layoffs have been attributed to AI

** The article says AI is being linked to a growing share of recent job cuts, with roughly one in four layoffs attributed to automation or AI-related restructuring. It highlights how companies are using AI to reduce costs and streamline operations, while raising concerns about the impact on workers and future employment.

** U.S. Treasury lets Russian oil waiver expire amid $100 crude pressures

** The U.S. Treasury allowed a key waiver on Russian oil-related transactions to expire, tightening sanctions even as crude prices hover near $100 a barrel. The move could further restrict energy trade with Russia and add pressure to global oil markets.

** U.S. and Israel Prepare for Possible Renewal of Military Operations Against Iran

** The U.S. and Israel are reportedly considering resuming military action against Iran after previous tensions and attacks. The article suggests that both countries are reviewing options and positioning forces as diplomatic efforts stall, raising fears of renewed regional conflict.

** Iran seizes vessel owned by Chinese security firm near Strait of Hormuz

** Iran seized a vessel linked to a Chinese security firm near the Strait of Hormuz, the strategically vital waterway through which much of the world’s oil passes. The incident raises fresh concerns about regional tensions and potential disruptions to shipping in the area.

China, US agree to reduce tariffs on some goods – China Commerce Ministry

China and the US have agreed to lower tariffs on some goods, according to China’s Commerce Ministry, signaling progress in easing trade tensions between the two countries. The move could help reduce costs for affected imports and support broader economic and trade stability.

** Bitcoin drops to $78,000 as rate hike fears trigger massive $550M long flush

** Bitcoin fell to $78,000 as renewed fears of interest rate hikes sparked a sharp crypto selloff. The drop triggered about $550 million in long liquidations, hitting leveraged traders hard and weighing on broader market sentiment.

** Bitcoin poised to end 6-week winning streak as risk sentiment worsens; Clarity Act advances

** Bitcoin is on track to end a six-week winning streak as broader risk sentiment weakens, putting pressure on crypto markets. Despite the pullback, momentum remains on the regulatory front, with the Clarity Act moving forward and offering some support to the industry outlook.

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Bybit ranks No. 2 in open interest among major crypto exchanges, leads CEXs in OI-to-volume ratio

Bybit ranks second among major crypto exchanges in open interest and leads centralized exchanges in open interest-to-volume ratio, indicating strong derivatives market activity relative to trading volume.

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** MapleStory Universe Marks One Year of Live Operations, Surpasses 150 Million On-Chain Transactions, Enters MSU 2.0 Phase

** MapleStory Universe celebrated its first year of live operations, reporting more than 150 million on-chain transactions, strong NFT adoption, and growing user activity. The project highlighted ecosystem updates, community-driven progress, and the launch of its MSU 2.0 phase, signaling expanded features and continued development for the next stage.

BTSE Bhutan Receives In-Principle Approval for Digital Asset Trading and Custody Services License

BTSE Bhutan has received in-principle approval from Bhutan’s regulatory authorities for a license to provide digital asset trading and custody services. This approval marks a step toward expanding regulated crypto services in the country, pending completion of final licensing requirements.

** Bitcoin slips for a third straight day, falls below $80K after hot April PPI data

** Bitcoin fell for a third straight session and dropped below $80,000 after April producer price inflation came in hotter than expected, raising concerns that the Fed may keep interest rates higher for longer. The move added pressure to crypto markets as investors reacted to renewed inflation worries.

** BASIS.pro Is Live: Base58Labs Officially Launches Crypto Arbitrage Platform

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Bitcoin slips to around $80.5k after hot CPI data boosts rate hike bets

Bitcoin fell to around $80.5k after U.S. CPI came in higher than expected, increasing fears that the Fed may keep rates elevated for longer. The article links the decline to reduced risk appetite and renewed pressure on crypto and other assets that are sensitive to interest-rate expectations.

** ImmunityBio secures exclusive U.S. rights to Tokyo BCG strain

** ImmunityBio has obtained exclusive U.S. rights to the Tokyo BCG strain, expanding its control over a key component used in certain immunotherapy and vaccine applications. The move could strengthen the company’s manufacturing and commercialization position in the U.S. market.

** nVent board approves $500M share buyback program

** The article says nVent’s board has authorized a new $500 million share repurchase program, signaling confidence in the company’s financial position and future outlook. The buyback will allow nVent to repurchase its common stock over time, subject to market conditions and other factors.

** Fitch revises Goldman Sachs BDC outlook to negative after credit deterioration

** Fitch Ratings changed Goldman Sachs BDC’s outlook to negative, citing credit deterioration in its investment portfolio. The agency said weaker performance and a rise in non-accrual loans could pressure earnings and asset quality, although the company remains investment-grade.

** US FTC launches antitrust probe into Arm Holdings over licensing

** The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has opened an antitrust probe into Arm Holdings, focusing on its chip licensing practices. The investigation follows complaints that Arm may be using its dominance to restrict access or raise costs for customers, potentially harming competition in the semiconductor industry.

** Berkshire Hathaway sells $8 billion in Chevron stock as oil prices soar

** Berkshire Hathaway has reduced its Chevron stake by about $8 billion even as oil prices rise. The move comes amid ongoing portfolio shifts by Warren Buffett’s firm, drawing attention because Chevron has been one of its major energy holdings.

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** Cathie Wood’s ARK sells AMD stock, buys more Cerebras Systems

** ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, reduced its AMD holdings while increasing its stake in Cerebras Systems. The move suggests a shift in focus toward emerging AI chip companies as ARK continues to rebalance its portfolio around high-growth technology bets.

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** Globalstar postpones satellite launch scheduled for Saturday

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