News Summary - 05/20/2026

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** Ebola outbreak may be spreading faster than first thought, WHO doctor warns

** Hundreds of Ebola cases are suspected in central Africa, but health experts warn the true number may be significantly higher, raising concern that the outbreak is spreading faster than initially thought.

** Key people smuggler arrested after BBC uncovered identity

** A 28-year-old suspected people smuggler linked to a network believed to have brought thousands of illegal migrants into the UK has been arrested following a BBC investigation that uncovered his identity.

** Father of eight killed in San Diego mosque shooting hailed as hero

** Security guard Amin Abdullah, one of three people killed in the attack, was remembered as “a shining light” and praised for his heroism.

Estonia says NATO jet shot down drone over its territory

Estonia says a drone that entered its territory was likely a Ukrainian projectile diverted by Russian electronic jamming. Authorities believe the drone was knocked off course and shot down by a NATO jet over Estonian airspace.

** Son of Mango boss arrested over father’s fatal fall from cliff

** Isak, 71, died in December 2024 after falling from a ravine while walking in the Montserrat mountains near Barcelona.

** Thailand cuts visa-free stay period for more than 90 countries including the UK

** Thailand will shorten visa-free stays for citizens of more than 90 countries, including the UK, from 60 days to 30 days. Travelers who previously could enter without a visa for 60 days will soon need to apply for one if they want to stay longer than 30 days.

** Selling children to survive: Afghan fathers forced to make impossible choices

** Afghanistan is facing extreme poverty, with three in four people unable to afford basic necessities. The crisis is pushing some fathers into heartbreaking decisions, including selling their children to help their families survive.

** Singer Patrick Bruel denies wave of sexual assault allegations in France

** Among Bruel’s latest accusers is well-known TV and radio presenter Flavie Flament, who alleges that he raped her in 1991.

** Two bodies of missing Italians recovered from inside Maldives cave

** The two missing Italians were found in the cave’s deepest chamber, where four divers had been located. Specialist divers recovered their bodies.

** Uncontrolled California wildfires seen from space

** About 750 firefighters are battling the uncontrolled California wildfires, with support from water-dropping helicopters.

** Jackson Pollock painting sells for record $181m at auction

** Jackson Pollock’s Abstract Expressionist painting *Number 7A, 1948* has set a new auction record, becoming the artist’s most expensive work ever sold.

** Two dead in Spain shooting, with babies reportedly among the injured

** Police say a 25-year-old man is suspected of killing his parents and injuring four others in southern Spain.

Tasmanian government apologises over stolen body parts scandal

An investigation found that a museum secretly kept 177 human specimens taken from dozens of bodies, prompting the Tasmanian government to apologize for the disturbing body parts scandal.

** Starbucks Korea fires CEO over controversial “Tank Day” promotion

** Starbucks pulled a promotion for its drink tumblers after criticism that it evoked a bloody crackdown, triggering backlash over the campaign’s insensitivity.

** Trump says he called off new Iran attack at request of Gulf states

** The US president said he canceled a planned Tuesday attack after Gulf states asked him to hold off, noting that serious negotiations with Iran are now underway.

Death toll from Israeli strikes on Lebanon passes 3,000, officials say

The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has reached a grim milestone, with the death toll in Lebanon surpassing 3,000 despite a nominal ceasefire.

** Trump administration unveils $1.8bn fund to compensate his allies as he drops tax lawsuit

** The Trump administration’s settlement creates a $1.8 billion fund for people who say they were unfairly targeted in investigations, as it abandons a related tax lawsuit.

** Two men arrested over stunt at enclosure of famous monkey Punch

** Two US nationals were arrested after one of them jumped over a fence at the enclosure of Punch, the monkey who became famous online, police said.

** Shakira wins £50m tax refund from Spanish government

** The Colombian singer said a court ruling granting her a £50 million tax refund undermines the claim that she was guilty, saying that narrative now “crumbles.”

** Four killed in protests during Kenyan strikes over high fuel prices

** Thousands of commuters were stranded as protests over high fuel prices shut down key roads in Nairobi, leaving much of the capital nearly empty.

** Musk loses OpenAI court battle after jury finds he waited too long to sue

** Jurors heard weeks of testimony over Musk’s claim that Altman had “stolen a charity.”

** Victim or enabler? Epstein's girlfriend who could face questions despite plea deal

** Nadia Marcinko, a little-known figure linked to Jeffrey Epstein, may soon be called to testify before US lawmakers despite having reached a plea deal.

** What Really Holds China and Russia Together

** China and Russia’s relationship continues despite a clear power imbalance because both governments see it as strategically vital. Even with unequal influence, each side recognizes that the partnership is too important to let fail.

** The Republican who stood up to Trump is hoping for a big win against the president

** Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie, known for defying Trump on federal spending and the Epstein files, is now seeking support from Republican voters in a political showdown with the president.

** “FedEx says your parcel has drugs”: The scam that trapped an Indian comedian

** Indian comedian Ankita Shrivastav became a victim of the growing cybercrime wave in India, joining millions of others targeted each year.

** Trump told Taiwan not to “go independent” — but does it want to?

** China sees Taiwan’s independence as a major red line and insists that the island is part of its territory.

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Inside the “kill zone” on Ukraine’s front line, where new weapons have transformed war

New weapons and machines are changing combat on Ukraine’s front line, increasingly taking over roles that were once performed by soldiers. Even so, troops remain essential for holding and defending territory, showing that technology is transforming warfare rather than fully replacing humans.

** From escaping child marriage to an old pervert to becoming Sierra Leone's first lady

** A BBC World Service exclusive explores the private life of one of Africa’s most influential political women, revealing how she rose from escaping a child marriage to becoming Sierra Leone’s first lady.

** Anti-government demonstrators and police clash in Bolivia

** Protesters are demanding the president’s resignation amid weeks of unrest, signaling escalating anti-government tensions and ongoing clashes between demonstrators and police.

** “I sold it for over £1k”: Swatch launch sparks “chaotic” scenes

** Shoppers rushed to buy a new Swatch watch line priced at £335 each, with some reportedly reselling them for as much as £16,000. The launch sparked chaotic scenes as demand soared and buyers hoped to cash in on the limited supply.

** Moment two fighter jets collide mid-air at a US air show

** Four crew members safely ejected from two US Navy jets after they collided mid-air during an air show. All four are reported to be in stable condition.

Eurovision winner Dara arrives to screaming fans in Bulgaria

27-year-old Dara, whose song "Bangaranga" won Bulgaria its first Eurovision title, returned home to a warm welcome from screaming fans.

** Lights, camera, Bangaranga: Highlights from Eurovision

** Bulgarian singer Dara won the contest, while Ukraine set a new Eurovision record for the longest note ever sung.

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** The National Court is investigating José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for alleged money laundering and influence peddling. A ruling by Judge José Luis Calama points to an international business network controlled by Julio Martínez Martínez, which would have served to channel alleged kickbacks linked to the scheme led by the former president.

** The former president who sold out to money

** During his term in office, he promoted the equality of all Spaniards, but now he himself will have to face justice under equality before the law.

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** The National Court judge indicates that former president Zapatero would have led a “stable and hierarchical structure of influence peddling” to obtain financial benefits by acting as an intermediary in the rescue of Plus Ultra.

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** The judge describes the alleged network in the Plus Ultra case as a hierarchical structure supposedly led by former President Zapatero, placed at the “apex,” while his friend Julio Martínez would act as a “lieutenant,” according to the roles attributed to each participant.

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** The indictment has caused shock within the PSOE and led Sánchez to order internal shielding. In the government, they fear the case could have a “huge” judicial fallout, while the party closes ranks behind Zapatero’s view, though it admits to internal nervousness.

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** Isak Andic, founder of Mango, died after falling off a cliff in Montserrat during a hike in which he was only accompanied by his son Jonathan. The incident has raised questions and led to an investigation, including the arrest of his son.

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** Madrid will adjust the Corpus Christi procession to pass along Alcalá Street, will authorize 2,300 ministers to distribute communion, and will open six nearby parishes for those who cannot access the Eucharist during Mass.

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** Products in smaller formats are gaining popularity among Spanish consumers and spreading across different categories. Their success lies in the fact that they allow people to treat themselves at a lower cost, combining affordability, variety, and the feeling of indulgence without spending as much.

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** The businessman stated this Monday that he already has the necessary backing to run and try to lead the white team.

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** The Community of Madrid says the suspension of trauma surgeries is temporary and isolated. According to its explanation, the measure is due to a shortage of specialists and will remain in place until new professionals join, with their training expected to be completed in the coming weeks.

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** The U.S. will test the Minuteman III, its only operational land-based intercontinental ballistic missile, in a launch without an explosive warhead. The goal is to verify its operation and strategic capability as part of routine maintenance and nuclear deterrence tests.

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** According to *Semana*, Rosa López and her boyfriend have reportedly ended their relationship after more than six years together. The couple is said to have decided to go their separate ways two months ago and start living their lives apart.

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** Tax rebates for landlords and direct aid for tenants aim to keep rental prices in check, especially in tight housing markets, by encouraging supply and making housing more accessible.

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** The Madrid-born singer presents *Quince*, an album that reflects one of the deepest, freest, and most conscious moments of her career and life.

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** Andalusia, the Balearic Islands, Murcia, Castilla y León, the Canary Islands, Cantabria and La Rioja have almost completely offset the gift tax for donations to children, so they pay very little tax. They join Madrid and the Valencian Community, which were already applying these tax cuts.

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** Trump said the U.S. had planned to attack Iran this Tuesday, but delayed the action after a request from several Persian Gulf partners. He is now issuing a new ultimatum to the Islamic Republic to secure a nuclear deal in the coming days.

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** The Atlético de Madrid footballer visited Pablo Motos’s Antena 3 show a few weeks before the start of the World Cup.

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** Temperatures will rise sharply in Madrid, Castilla y León, Castilla-La Mancha, Extremadura, and Andalusia, with highs today of more than 30°C and tomorrow above 35°C. The increase will be between six and eight degrees compared with Tuesday.

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** The text satirizes a young generation that prefers ordering food through apps and discussing topics like anxiety or capitalism on TikTok instead of cooking. It presents, in a critical and ironic tone, their supposed technological dependence and lack of basic household skills.

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** The Senate passed a resolution, backed by Democratic leaders, by a vote of 50 to 47 to advance a debate that could force Trump to end his military campaign against Iran and limit his war powers.

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** Putin described his state visit to Beijing as key and said that Russia and China defend a “fair international order.” The agenda includes the war in Ukraine, the situation in the Middle East, and possible progress on energy agreements.

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** Mercedes Milá expressed her support for José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero on *La Revuelta* after he was accused of alleged money laundering and influence peddling. The presenter described the former president as “a first-rate guy” and sharply criticized the Spanish justice system, calling it “a disaster.”

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** Netflix has released the trailer for *Rafa*, a documentary that looks back on Rafael Nadal’s successful career, during which he won 22 Grand Slam titles, including 14 Roland Garros titles.

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** A young man who rented an Airbnb in Italy found an unexpected bathroom: there was no shower, but there was a surprising and special detail that made the space something much better.

** A person arrested for the shooting death of singer Matías de Paula

** First arrest related to the killing of singer Matías de Paula. According to sources close to the case, the detained person would be the alleged shooter who ended the artist’s life.

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** Miniverse offers hundreds of collectible miniatures to create unique, personalized scenes. Its concept combines creativity, realism, and a “cute” aesthetic to help users relax, disconnect, and express their style through small scenes.

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** Puleva Omega 3 has achieved Kantar’s “Iconic” category, a recognition reserved for the top 3% of leading brands for their relevance, differentiation, and connection with consumers. This achievement reinforces Puleva’s leadership in an increasingly competitive market.

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** Bizum aims to position itself as an alternative to Visa and Mastercard for in-person payments, allowing you to pay in physical stores from your mobile phone quickly and easily.

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** Live on air, Ana Pastor surprised everyone with a declaration of love, and Antonio G. Ferreras responded briefly but emotionally: he made a heart shape with his hands and smiled, showing his excitement.

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** Daniel Guzmán spoke about the cost of popularity and emphasized that freedom is the value he has always prioritized above fame and directing. On *Al cielo con ella*, he defended never giving up that personal asset.

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** A 700-kilo albino buffalo went viral for its striking resemblance to Donald Trump. Its blonde mane, styled similarly to the U.S. president’s signature look, has sparked a stir and jokes on social media.

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** The article ironically portrays a young generation that, instead of cooking or handling basic tasks, prefers to order food through apps and debate on TikTok about topics like anxiety or late-stage capitalism. It presents this domestic dependence as a kind of existential crisis.

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** The Spanish national team coach, Luis de la Fuente, will have to finalize the list of 26 players by next Monday with whom he will try to win the World Cup and secure the second star for La Roja.

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** Transparency supports a request for the Ministry of the Interior to publish the DGT’s internal reports on V16 beacons, as well as technical documentation, studies, and other road safety reports related to their rollout.

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** After 12 years, the series finale gives meaning to the beginning of Jamie and Claire’s love story, revealing that disappearances usually have an explanation.

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** Amaya de Andrés uses painting as an art therapy tool to help people with persistent physical or emotional symptoms regain their well-being. Her approach, linked to “analog arts,” makes it easier to face unpleasant matters and express difficult experiences.

** Tips for keeping your gums healthy and preventing bleeding

** Healthy gums protect the body by acting as a barrier against oral infections.

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** Google presented smart glasses with Gemini at I/O, new AI agents, Gemini Omni, Docs Live, and a more conversational search, pushing Gemini beyond the phone toward a more integrated, cross-platform AI experience.

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** Three Spanish cities appear among the ten best in the world for digital nomads, according to an international ranking.

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** The chef from ABaC shares tips for handling meat at home, highlighting that when browning it, it should be at room temperature to achieve better results. He explains basic key points for properly handling this ingredient in the kitchen.

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** The Government approved Royal Decree 402/2025 to regulate the reduction coefficients for retirement age, but administrative delays in processing cases have exhausted the sector’s patience, and it could call a strike to demand the implementation of early retirement.

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** The PP-A leader described Sunday’s results as “spectacular” and defended that his project in Andalusia is one of “coexistence.” He also warned that trying to block the action of the Andalusian government would be a “huge mistake.”

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** Kallas said before the European Parliament in Strasbourg that Israel would be violating its agreement with the EU, but noted that there is not a sufficient majority among member countries to suspend it, as Pedro Sánchez is calling for.

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** The flotilla organizers denounce that Israel has detained 400 activists, including 33 Spaniards, and that they are being transferred to the Israeli city of Ashdod.

** The President of the Venezuelan Parliament announces that 300 people will be released this week

** The announcement comes one week after Donald Trump said that his government would guarantee the release of all people imprisoned for political reasons.

** Picasso’s Cubist “Harlequin” sells for $42.6 million at a New York auction

** According to specialized media, the original owner acquired the work for about $12,000 in the 1940s, after seeing it exhibited at the National Museum of Modern Art in Paris.

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** The tennis player from Murcia has been out since the Barcelona Open (Conde de Godó) and has not recovered from his wrist injury, so he will also miss Wimbledon.

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** Analysts expect the European Central Bank to raise interest rates to 2.50% in the coming months, which could intensify competition among banks to attract savings with better returns.

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** Kai Thai, near Plaza de España in Madrid, offers authentic Thai cuisine for less than 20 euros. The restaurant has the Thai Select diploma, a certification granted by Thailand’s Ministry of Commerce that guarantees the authenticity of its dishes.

** At this spot in Málaga, you can enjoy an excellent daily menu for just 12.40 euros

** This classic Málaga establishment, open since 1955, offers a very versatile selection: breakfasts, beers, tapas, shared plates, and homemade food. Among its highlights is a full daily menu for just 12.40 euros, ideal for those looking to eat well at a good price.

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** Deciding whether to invest or pay off debts depends on the type of debt, the interest rate, and your personal financial situation. The key is to evaluate which option offers the greater financial benefit and which helps improve your economic stability.

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** The text suggests, in an opinionated way, that Koldo García may have been responsible for organizing an “orgy,” although the formal position of party organization secretary was held by José Luis Ábalos.

** ParanoIA

** The article satirizes the idea that, if there is no genuine malice, eccentricity, private obsession, or excess, then the text seems to have been generated by artificial intelligence.

** Everything in 70 Minutes

** At the renovated Lara Theater, an original play by Ernesto Filardi is revived, presented as a true theatrical marvel.

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** The lack of electoral recovery confirms that the erosion of Sánchez’s political project is no longer due only to temporary circumstances, but to a deeper and more sustained decline.

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** Christie’s New York also auctioned several Picasso pieces.

** More than 30 firearms found in homes linked to suspects in the attack on the San Diego mosque

** Police found more than 30 firearms in homes linked to the suspects in the attack on a mosque in San Diego. In addition, one of the devices used in the shooting had an engraved hate message, reinforcing the possible racist or extremist motivation behind the attack.

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** Weather conditions will remain mostly stable across Spain this Tuesday, although showers could occur in some parts of Barcelona and Girona.

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** Former EU High Representative Javier Solana argued that the European Union had a more significant role in international politics than is often acknowledged. After receiving the Order of Merit, he highlighted Europe’s diplomatic work and its importance in global affairs, stressing that the EU made a decisive contribution in various crises and negotiation processes.

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** 20minutos presents “Pet Passport,” an initiative for readers to share the stories of their companion animals with the community. The most outstanding profiles will be published.

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

** Brussels launches an agricultural “bailout”: “substantial” aid before summer to secure the harvest and the autonomy of European farming

** The European Commission is preparing “substantial” aid before summer to provide farmers with immediate liquidity ahead of the next production cycle. The measure also aims to boost fertilizer production within the EU to strengthen the autonomy of European agriculture.

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** Pedro Almodóvar states that politics should not be separated from art and calls that idea “a great cowardice.” The director argues that, because he has a public platform, he feels even more obligated to express what he thinks.

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** Chiara Oliver, a former contestant on “OT 2023,” has reached number 2 on the Spanish charts, coming very close to the top spot, behind Rels B and Melendi.

** A minor hit by a car while crossing a pedestrian crossing on his bicycle

** A minor was hit by a car on Joaquín Turina Street, at the intersection with Río Mariana, while crossing a pedestrian crossing on his bicycle on his way to school.

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** The woman reported that the man displayed violent behavior toward the animals at the home, which had caused fear within the family. This is part of the police investigation related to the violent death of four dogs.

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** El Recuenco, in Guadalajara, has been home since January to a herd of nine European bison in a scientific project that is evaluating whether the species can adapt to the climate of the Iberian Peninsula and eventually live in the wild.

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** Some property owners in Catalonia use clauses in contracts, addenda, cash payments, and seasonal rentals to bypass the rent price cap and charge more than allowed, sometimes as much as an extra €100.

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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 all people. It will bring together 150 participants and uses sport as an excuse to foster community, visibility, and a different way of competing.

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** The article reflects on how television has changed in order to better capture attention in the age of social media and haste, adapting its formats and pacing to keep audiences hooked.

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** Gerard Arias sparked a dispute over how camp chores were divided, and for the first time Alba Paul and Claudia Chacón joined forces to confront him together.

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** The host of *El Intermedio* stated that the events, although serious, do not invalidate Zapatero’s political career, and said that there is still time for the justice system to determine whether he is innocent or guilty.

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** The Madrid native surprised everyone again on *Pasapalabra* by showing off his tenor skills. This time, he decided to perform a version of the popular children’s song “Quisiera ser tan alta como la luna” (“I Wish I Were as Tall as the Moon”).

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** Mercedes Milá visited *La Revuelta* to present her new show on La 1, *Me meto en un jardín*, and had a funny moment when she called David Broncano “gross.”

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** Richard Pena explained on 'First Dates' that women are usually happier being alone because they have greater emotional independence than men.

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** Arnau Martínez highlighted that the bottling plant is operating at full capacity to fill bottles with this year’s first batch of Asturian cider, describing it as “the best cider of recent years” in Cabueñes.

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** Carmen Borrego has denied having asked for Torito to be fired. The Telecinco contributor explained that she only asked him to “be careful” because at one point he hurt her in a rib.

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** Semana editor Jorge Borrajo revealed on *El tiempo justo* that the new owner of Cantora has consulted his lawyers to assess possible legal action against Kiko Rivera. According to him, the raid on the estate could have consequences for the DJ.

** Rumors about Taylor Swift’s alleged pregnancy are growing: “It’s getting harder and harder for her to hide her secret”

** Rumors about a possible pregnancy for Taylor Swift have grown, dividing her fans between those who believe the theory and those who reject it. The speculation has intensified due to alleged clues and comments on social media, although there has been no official confirmation.

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** Isa Pantoja has said that she is having difficulties keeping up with her eldest son’s schoolwork. The influencer admitted that she does not fully understand what is happening in class and that she is having a very hard time because she cannot help him as much as she would like.

** It comes to light who the true owners of Cuqui Fierro’s mansion are

** Luis Pliego, director of *Lecturas*, revealed on the program *El tiempo justo* who the real owners of Cuqui Fierro’s mansion would be, providing new information about the property’s ownership.

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** Kim Kardashian’s lawyers presented their request in a civil hearing in Paris for one symbolic euro in damages for the harm suffered during the robbery the celebrity experienced in 2016. The hearing took place this Monday without Kardashian or the accused being present.

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** On *El tiempo justo*, Jorge Borrajo revealed an exclusive story that will be published in more detail in the next print edition of *Semana*. The report points to Pepín Liria’s poor relationship with his family, to the extent that he would not be invited to one of his daughters’ weddings.

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** The Catalan singer Bad Gyal was seen this weekend on a romantic getaway with Swiss-Cuban model Noah Luis Brown at Tenerife airport, drawing attention to their relationship while he stands out as a dancer and model.

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** The TV contributor shared a reflective post on Instagram about the criticism she receives, in which she denounces the hate that some people openly express.

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** The Sevillian singer Manu Tenorio has spoken about his personal and romantic crisis. As a gesture of reconciliation, he has dedicated a song to his wife titled **“How Do I Ask Your Forgiveness?”**, with which he tries to express his remorse and get closer to her.

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** Meghan Markle shared little-known images from her wedding to Prince Harry, recalling the fairytale ceremony they celebrated in London on May 19, 2018.

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** The wrist injury Carlos Alcaraz suffered at Roland Garros is extending his absence longer than expected, worsening his sporting crisis. This setback is causing him to lose a large number of points and preventing him from competing in two Grand Slams, while Jannik Sinner is taking advantage to dominate strongly.

** Toni Nadal: “I made Rafa train on bad courts, and if he forgot his water, he wouldn’t drink”

** Toni Nadal, coach and uncle of Rafa Nadal, has revealed some of the methods he used to build his character, such as making him train on poor-condition courts and not letting him drink water if he forgot to bring it.

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** Arsenal secured the Premier League title mathematically after Manchester City drew with Bournemouth, sealing Mikel Arteta’s side in first place in the English league.

** Conor McGregor is already heating up his fight against Max Holloway: “I’m going to beat you up, kid. Again.”

** Conor McGregor’s long-awaited MMA comeback is set for July 11 at UFC 329, where he will face Hawaiian fighter Max Holloway in the welterweight division.

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** The current champion, Topuria, said he doesn’t feel completely comfortable being considered the betting favorite before his fight with Gaethje. He acknowledged that the status feels strange to him and that he’s not sure he likes that feeling.

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** When they turn 18, it is generally necessary to renew the disability and dependency assessments and begin the request for support measures.

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** A clinical trial at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid has managed to reduce the inflammation caused by “butterfly skin” disease and improve patients’ quality of life, producing results described as promising.

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** The application period for these scholarships for students with special educational support needs is now open and will remain available until September 10.

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** The main agricultural organizations warn that high fertilizer prices are leading producers to reduce their use. This could lower agricultural production and make food more expensive, directly affecting the shopping basket.

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** Exports to the Middle East fell 54% in one month because of the war, affecting all products sold to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, the region’s main customers. The decline ranges from machinery and vehicles to perfumes.

** In politics, the “past” always comes back

** Yesterday, a scandal broke out that increased the disappointment of a society that believes national politics needs deep renewal and a significant legal response.

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** Sentiment toward the technology sector is improving this quarter in the stock market thanks to strong results that have reduced fears of excessive investment in capex.

** Why is cash still indispensable? We’ll tell you in a minute

** Experts point out that, in critical situations such as a blackout, cash remains essential because it ensures autonomy when other payment methods fail.

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** Nissan is reviewing its strategy and is considering exporting electric vehicles made in China to Canada. In addition, the Japanese brand plans to ship up to 400,000 units of the N7 and Frontier Pro models to Latin America.

** The new from *The Walking Dead* already has a release date: *Dead City* releases the impressive trailer for its season 3

** The third season of *Dead City*, the *The Walking Dead* spin-off, already has a release date and is catching up in pace with *Daryl Dixon*, the other active series in the universe, which recently released its third season set in Spain.

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** The biggest heist in art history leaves more questions than answers, especially after Pedro Alonso’s decision to say goodbye to Berlin, a character he has played for almost a decade.

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** Apple Martin, daughter of Gwyneth Paltrow, has been cast in the next film by veteran director Nancy Meyers, marking her acting debut at age 21. Her name joins those of other “nepo babies” who are gaining visibility in the entertainment world.

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** The most irreverent anti-hero series on television premieres its final episode on streaming, bringing its conclusion to a close.

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** At 62, Nicolas Cage plays a version of Spider-Man in *Spider-Noir*, finally adapting the Marvel character created in 1975.

** Microsoft releases its most important Windows 11 update in 2026: here’s everything that’s coming

** Patch KB5089549 is now available for Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2, marking one of the most important updates of 2026.

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** “Operation Epic Furious: Strait to Hell” is a viral arcade video game that satirizes Donald Trump and the tension between the United States and Iran, using parody as the central focus of its concept.

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** Brussels is promoting a rule so that a single USB-C charger will work with almost all devices, aiming to reduce electronic waste, make things easier for consumers, and unify the charger market in the EU.

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** X has imposed a daily posting limit for free accounts, significantly reducing the number of posts these users can make. The measure directly affects activity on the platform, although the content does not provide any further details about the exact number allowed.

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** Alexa+ is Amazon’s new assistant that can turn any topic of interest into a personalized podcast episode, converting questions into audio content tailored to the user.

** It’s time to show off your pedicure: 6 sandal styles to flaunt stylish, beautiful feet

** The article highlights that you don’t have to wait until summer to prepare your wardrobe with the perfect sandals to show off your pedicure in the coming months.

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** Psychologist Sonia Barber shares a simple and effective trick to stop excessive thoughts and help you fall asleep faster, especially for those who can’t sleep because their mind won’t stop overthinking.

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** Zara has launched a bomber-style denim jacket with a modern, cutting-edge design that brings back the aesthetic of the 1980s. The 80s-inspired piece has generated strong interest and long queues to get it.

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** Stylist Oriol Barberà points out the most common mistakes when dyeing your hair at home and offers advice on how to avoid them.

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** The article reviews a selection of five striped T-shirts ideal for warm weather, found at brands such as Compañía Fantástica and Pull & Bear. The garment is presented as a key option for completing colorful, summery looks.

** The Farewell Jewels: The Trend That Transforms Engagement Rings After a Breakup

** After a breakup, more and more women are turning their engagement rings into new pieces of jewelry to symbolize independence, closure, and a fresh start. This trend celebrates personal transformation and the new stage that begins after the relationship.

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** Melt is the project of a young woman who left her job at a multinational company to dedicate herself to baking. The venture is presented as Madrid’s first brownie bakery, with five flavors available and prices starting at 4 euros.

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** The article explains what bienmesabe is, a traditional dessert accompaniment from the Canary Islands. It also invites readers to learn how to make it at home with a typical, simple recipe, ideal for enjoying with a favorite dessert.

** *Travesseiros, the typical sweet you must try if you go to this town in Portugal*

** The article recommends that, if you visit Sintra during a trip to Lisbon, you should not forget to try the travesseiros, a typical sweet from this Portuguese town.

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** The article presents five restaurants in Madrid where you can try international cuisines and “travel” without leaving the city, offering a unique gastronomic experience through your palate.

** The best chefs agree: the best roast chicken is achieved by soaking it in brine for hours

** The article explains that to get a juicier and more flavorful roast chicken, the key trick is to let it sit in brine for several hours before cooking. This technique helps improve the texture and prevents the meat from drying out.

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** The silhouette of the Osborne bull, seen on many roads in Spain, is celebrating 70 years. The article reviews how this symbol, which began as an advertising sign, ended up becoming a cultural landmark and a recognized icon of the Spanish landscape.

** The town in Asturias by the sea where Paula Echevarría was born

** Paula Echevarría’s hometown in Asturias stands out for its strong maritime character and its privileged location right by the sea. It is also one of the northernmost points of the Iberian Peninsula, which adds to its natural appeal and coastal charm.

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** The new world cruises will offer passengers 180 days of travel around the planet, combining days at sea with stops in vibrant cities and shore excursions to enjoy different cultures and destinations.

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** An iconic cove in Menorca has been included in the list of the 50 best beaches in the world, cementing its status as one of the most famous and admired places in the Balearic Islands.

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** With the arrival of spring, a hiking route through the Baztan Valley, among streams and lush forests, is an ideal plan to enjoy with family or friends.

** Smoking also impacts fertility: Dr. Sánchez Dehesa’s warning

** Smoking not only harms lung and cardiovascular health, but also significantly reduces fertility in both women and men, lowering the chances of conceiving.

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** Experts warn that imposing routines such as waking up early, without scientific support, can have negative effects on the health of most of the population.

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** María Montessori emphasized the importance of fostering independence and self-determination from early childhood, planting positive ideas in children even if they are not yet able to understand them.

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** Many of Confucius’s teachings are still relevant today, with messages about self-improvement, personal responsibility, and the way each person relates to others.

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** Changing your profile picture frequently may just be a habit, but it can also reflect a need for attention, a search for validation, a desire to show different sides of your personality, or dissatisfaction with your current image. Psychology suggests that the meaning depends on the context and each person’s motivation.

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** The psychologist, an expert in romantic relationships, explains that many couples stay together even though they no longer love each other because of reasons such as the time invested in the relationship or the fear of breaking it off.

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** The most equipped version of the Skoda Epiq will have 210 hp and a range of up to 440 km.

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** An amendment in Congress proposes making the V16 warning light optional and allowing emergency triangles to be used again. However, Pere Navarro states that the V16 requirement will remain in force and that there will be no turning back.

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** Walter Pandiani lived out his childhood dream in Spain: traveling everywhere by driving a truck tractor unit. During his time as a footballer, he even went to training by truck for fourteen years while he played in different Spanish cities.

** 4x4 Comparison: Jeep Wrangler Rubicon vs Ford Ranger Raptor, Which Would You Rather Have at Home?

** The article compares two off-road philosophies: the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, focused on pure off-road capability and tradition, and the Ford Ranger Raptor, which prioritizes speed, comfort, and more versatile use. Both excel on difficult terrain, but with clearly opposite approaches.

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** The Mercedes-AMG One confirms the high price of its exclusivity and Formula 1-inspired technology: its first maintenance costs 37,610 euros, almost 40,000 euros.

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** The DGT posted a video captured by the Pegasus radar in which a car is traveling at more than 210 km/h and ends up emitting smoke from the exhaust pipe, a sign that the engine is suffering serious damage.

** Young man arrested for shooting his parents dead, leaving his baby in critical condition, and injuring three other people in El Ejido

** According to investigative sources, the alleged perpetrator, the son of the two fatal victims, turned himself in this Tuesday after the shooting in El Ejido. The attack left two dead, a baby in critical condition, and three other people injured, two of them minors, all hospitalized.

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** Madrid’s 90 new forest rangers have completed more than three months of training, with 420 hours of practical and theoretical preparation. The program has trained them to respond to real emergencies, investigate incidents, and protect the natural environment before joining the force.

** Serious injury: a woman rescued after a multiple-vehicle accident in Villa de Vallecas

** Firefighters from Madrid City Council responded to the scene of the multiple-vehicle accident in Villa de Vallecas and had to rescue a woman who was seriously injured.

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** The hospital has digitized its clinical laboratory and added a mass spectrometer to strengthen its resources for developing preventive and personalized medicine techniques, improving its ability to perform complex tests.

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** Four Rocío brotherhoods from Seville city have begun their pilgrimage to the village of Almonte. The departure takes place after the pilgrimage Masses and will only cause minor traffic disruptions, lasting no more than ten minutes.

** The L'Eliana Town Hall is required to retire the Local Police chief upon reaching age 65

** The L'Eliana Town Hall had to retire the Local Police chief when he turned 65, an age he reached on November 8, 2024.

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** The news highlights that the €22.9 million La Primitiva prize has been won in a small village on the Costa Dorada with only 3,000 inhabitants, known for its fine-sand beaches and leisure offerings.

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** Two people robbed a bank branch in Pazos de Borbén armed with a knife and a weapon, though it has not yet been confirmed whether the weapon was real or fake. After intimidating people inside, they fled the scene.

** Authorities open an investigation into another act of vandalism against the monolith at the former Francoist prison of Santa Clara

** Authorities have opened an investigation into a new act of vandalism against the monolith at the former Santa Clara convent, which was a prison for Republican women between 1939 and 1942. The incidents took place in January, at a site with strong historical and memorial significance.

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** Iñigo Ansola of the PNV said that many factors need to be considered before deciding whether to accept FIFA’s requests for Bilbao and San Sebastián to be host cities for the 2030 World Cup, and that they must study whether it is really worthwhile.

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** The app allows users to feed cats all over the world from home through donations to rescue centers.

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** The young French action actress Lilou Ruel has been training and honing her skills since 2022.

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** A truck carrying more than 25 million bees broke down and was stranded on the road. A group of firefighters stepped in to prevent them from dying in the heat and managed to rescue them.

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** A study indicates that social interaction is up to five times more influential than economic factors in the healthy aging of dogs, highlighting the importance of the social bond in their well-being during their senior years.

**What to do if you find a bird, a puppy, or an exotic animal**

The CRAS recommends centralizing the care of wild animals and following clear guidelines so as not to make the situation worse. Its goal is to guide the public on how to act when finding birds, puppies, or exotic species and to ensure an appropriate response.

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** A study shows that even people who live with dogs often fail to recognize subtle signs of pain, which can affect their well-being. The research highlights the importance of learning to detect these signals in order to provide faster and more appropriate care.

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

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** A long-term study of capuchin monkeys found that extreme weather conditions not only change the way they live, but also their behavior, making them more aggressive.

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** The Seville-born politician has announced that she will resign her seat in Congress, so she will stop receiving her salary as a member of parliament.

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** Adelante Andalucía was founded in 2018 after breaking away from Podemos and Izquierda Unida. It is a left-wing, Andalusian political project that has gained prominence thanks to its prominent role on 17M.

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** The article explains “prestige bias”: the tendency to trust recommendations from famous or successful people even if they don’t have real knowledge about the topic. This mental shortcut can lead us to buy products or follow advice, such as health advice, simply because of who says it.

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** Yaiza Ramos, author of *From Love to NoPorn*, reflects in a theatrical work on how early access to pornography shapes the development of desire and can encourage sexual violence, noting that pornography often carries messages that dehumanize women.

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** Tommy Lee Jones and Jamie Foxx star in this true story about the 1995 trial that led to the downfall of North America’s largest funeral corporation, in a story of justice, power, and the fight against discrimination.

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** Several celebrities have opted for sneakers on the red carpet, even at major events like the Oscars or the Met Gala. The trend shows that comfort can go hand in hand with style and that sneakers continue to gain prominence in fashion.

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** The article explores the private lives of world leaders and answers how many children figures such as Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron, and Giorgia Meloni have, among others, noting that in some cases there are surprises, such as one leader with seven children.

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** Compilation of all the cartoons published by Malagón in *20minutos*, focused on the theme of the “electoral blow.”

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** Thousands of pilgrims from all over Andalusia are already making their way to the village of El Rocío. In 2026, more than 120 brotherhoods are taking part, especially from Seville, Huelva, and Cádiz, with also some from Málaga and Córdoba. The pilgrimage, one of the most important in Spain, can bring together more than a million people.

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** Ukraine accused Russia of using electronic warfare to divert Ukrainian drones toward the Baltic states, according to the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sergiy Tihiy, on X.

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** The Málaga-born streamer reflects on the impact of misinformation and the “cruelty” on the internet, and supports regulating anonymity online to curb hoaxes and prevent the internet from continuing to be “the jungle.”

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** The events, which took place in April in Lleida’s Plaça de la Llotja, came to light this week after the victim’s mother shared the video on social media. The minors involved have been identified and the case has been referred to the Prosecutor’s Office.

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** A cyclist died after plunging down an embankment near the Parador de Cuenca. The rescue team found him unconscious and, despite medical attention, it was not possible to save his life.

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** The Puerto Rican band Chuwi will open Bad Bunny’s concerts during his tour across several European countries.

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** Garrett and Hannah will give way to a new love story in the second season of Prime Video’s hit series. The big question is whether Logan, as in the books, will take center stage or if Dean will get there first.

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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften facial features, and add freshness without losing style. He points out that certain eyeliner styles may no longer be flattering with age and recommends adjusting the technique for a more flattering result.

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** Pedro Alonso returns to the universe of *Money Heist* to reunite with his brother in *Berlín y la dama del armiño*, a reunion that marks his return to the role of El Profesor after five years.

** Natalia de Santiago, mortgage expert: “We used to go for fixed-rate mortgages, but that’s over now”

** Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage market has changed and that fixed-rate mortgages no longer dominate as they once did when buying a home. According to the expert, current conditions mean buyers need to consider other mortgage options and compare the available offers more carefully.

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** Asturian chef José Andrés shared an appetizer idea on his show to enhance canned cockles, suggesting pairing them with tangerine and olive oil instead of lemon.

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** The third season of *Euphoria* continues to spark controversy because of Cassie’s storyline and her relationship with OnlyFans. The focus returns to Sydney Sweeney’s nude scenes, and she says she has the responsibility to portray and tell this story “well.”

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** The article highlights five essential trips recommended by experts, combining tradition and modernity in Japan with the wild landscapes of Patagonia.

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** Brendan Fraser will reprise his role as Rick O’Connell in the highly anticipated fourth installment of *The Mummy*, alongside Rachel Weisz and John Hannah. At 57, the actor says he is doing everything possible to get back in shape for his return to the franchise.

**The passage in Barcelona with colorful houses and a 19th-century feel that is an oasis in the middle of Clot**

Protected as a historic ensemble, this 122-meter passage connects El Clot and Sant Martí and stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and peaceful atmosphere, making it a pedestrian oasis in the heart of the neighborhood.

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** Catalonia’s most famous flower show features 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and routes through some of the city’s most emblematic spots.

** The 2025 Income Tax Simulator Is Now Activated: Here’s How You Can Find Out Whether You’ll Have to Pay the Tax Agency or Whether Your Return Will Result in a Refund

** The Tax Agency has activated the 2025 Income Tax simulator, a tool that lets you quickly and in advance find out the outcome of your tax return. With it, taxpayers can estimate whether they will have to pay the Tax Agency or whether they will receive a refund.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has launched a new tourist visa to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville, taking inspiration from the Camino de Santiago format to encourage visits and tours around the region.

** China’s Xi, Russia’s Putin praise ties at Beijing talks; energy in focus

** Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin praised China-Russia relations during talks in Beijing, highlighting deepening strategic ties. The discussions centered on energy cooperation and other bilateral issues, underscoring continued alignment between the two countries amid global tensions. **Translation:** The summary is already in English. If you want, I can also **simplify**, **paraphrase**, or **translate it into another language**.

** Oil prices ease after Trump says US will end Iran war “very quickly”

** Oil prices fell after Trump said the U.S. would end the war with Iran “very quickly,” which eased fears of a broader conflict and possible disruptions to oil supplies. Traders had been watching the Middle East for signs of escalation, and his remarks helped reduce some market concerns.

** Gold prices edge lower as Iran impasse, rate uncertainty weigh

** Gold prices moved slightly lower as investors weighed the possibility of easing tensions in the Middle East after Iran said it would not accept a U.S. offer on its nuclear program. Uncertainty over the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate move also put pressure on bullion. Comments from the White House and Iran suggested negotiations were still unresolved, keeping markets cautious.

Oil prices edge lower after U.S. flags progress in Iran talks

Oil prices fell after the U.S. said nuclear talks with Iran were making progress, raising hopes that more Iranian crude could return to the market. The prospect of increased supply pressured prices, though broader market moves were still shaped by demand outlook and inventory concerns.

** Mexico seeks to offset screwworm impact by increasing U.S. beef exports

** Mexico is trying to boost beef exports to the U.S. to offset losses from a screwworm outbreak that has disrupted cattle movement and raised concerns about livestock health. The government is working with industry to maintain trade, protect herds, and minimize economic damage while monitoring the infestation.

US nuclear power pact with Saudi Arabia lacks strict guardrails, letter says

A group of lawmakers warned that a U.S.-Saudi nuclear cooperation agreement could allow Saudi Arabia to develop nuclear weapons because it lacks strong nonproliferation safeguards. They urged stricter conditions before the deal moves forward, citing concerns about uranium enrichment and reprocessing, which could be used to make bombs.

** Gold prices dip as dollar firms amid bond sell-off, elevated inflation concerns

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** Citi forecasts Brent crude to reach $120 per barrel in the near term

** Citi says Brent crude could rise to $120 per barrel in the near term as market tightness and supply concerns push prices higher. The forecast reflects expectations of stronger demand and limited spare capacity, which could keep oil markets volatile.

** High gas prices spur Americans to improvise, from bus rides to toy cars

** As gas prices soar, Americans are cutting driving costs by taking buses, carpooling, biking, combining errands, and even using toy cars or other alternative commuting methods. The spike is pushing people to rethink their travel habits and find creative ways to cope with fuel expenses.

Oil remains subdued amid little progress in U.S.-Iran talks despite Trump delaying attack

Oil prices were steady as traders weighed limited progress in U.S.-Iran nuclear talks and mixed geopolitical signals. Despite President Trump delaying a decision on military action, market uncertainty remained. Investors also monitored broader supply and demand factors affecting crude.

** Google courts coders and consumers at I/O, touts cheaper AI model for enterprises

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** The AI bots are coming, and the young are booing, not applauding

** The article says that younger people are increasingly skeptical of AI bots and automation, pushing back against claims that they improve convenience or efficiency. Instead of welcoming them, many see them as intrusive, impersonal, and a threat to human interaction and jobs.

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** JPMorgan’s digital retail bank in Germany open for business

** JPMorgan has launched its digital retail bank in Germany, marking its entry into the country’s consumer banking market. The new service is designed to offer a fully digital banking experience and expands the bank’s retail footprint in Europe.

** Alibaba unveils new AI chip in push for domestic alternatives

** Alibaba has introduced a new AI chip as part of China’s effort to reduce reliance on foreign semiconductors. The chip is designed to support AI workloads and reflects growing investment in domestic chip development amid U.S. export restrictions and intensified competition in the AI hardware market.

** OpenAI commits $235 million to Singapore AI push

** OpenAI will invest up to $235 million in Singapore to expand AI infrastructure, research, and talent development. The move is part of broader efforts to strengthen the city-state’s role as a regional AI hub and support businesses and public sector adoption of AI tools.

** Top Taiwan Tech Stocks to Watch, According to Macquarie

** Macquarie highlights select Taiwanese tech stocks as attractive opportunities, citing strong fundamentals and growth potential amid continued demand in the semiconductor and electronics sectors. The report suggests investors keep an eye on leading companies positioned to benefit from AI, supply chain shifts, and broader tailwinds across the tech industry.

** Samsung Electronics set to face major strike on Thursday after union talks collapse

** Samsung Electronics is preparing for a major strike on Thursday after negotiations with its labor union failed to produce an agreement. The dispute is increasing tensions between the company and its workers over pay and working conditions, raising concerns about possible disruptions to operations.

** U.S. charges three Malaysian state telecom officials in multimillion-dollar fraud case

** The United States has charged three Malaysian state telecom officials with fraud in connection with an alleged multimillion-dollar scheme. No further details about the case were provided in the prompt.

**EU paves way to finalize US trade deal and avoid Trump tariff hike**

The EU has moved closer to completing a trade agreement with the US that could prevent higher tariffs threatened by Trump. The deal aims to ease tensions and stabilize transatlantic trade, with negotiators working to settle remaining issues before the tariff deadline.

** China keeps loan prime rate unchanged for 12th straight month in May

** China left its benchmark loan prime rates unchanged in May, keeping the 1-year and 5-year rates steady for the 12th consecutive month. The decision reflects policymakers’ cautious stance as they balance support for growth with financial stability.

** Crude Inventory Plunge Exceeds Expectations, Signals Strong Demand

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** Trump approval drops to 35% as Republican support softens, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

** Reuters/Ipsos found that President Trump’s approval rating fell to 35%, with Republican support weakening. The poll suggests growing concern among voters about his performance, as disapproval remains higher than approval.

** U.S. pending home sales increase further; higher mortgage rates remain a constraint

** The article discusses that U.S. pending home sales rose again, but elevated mortgage rates continue to limit activity in the housing market.

** Pending home sales rise but miss forecasted expectations

** Pending home sales increased, but the gain fell short of analysts’ expectations, suggesting housing demand is improving more slowly than anticipated.

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** UK unemployment rate unexpectedly rises; job weakness to deepen in April

** The UK unemployment rate unexpectedly rose, indicating a weaker labor market. The article says job weakness is likely to worsen in April, adding to concerns about slowing employment conditions and weaker economic momentum.

** Australia consumer sentiment improves in May but pessimism persists: Westpac

** Westpac’s consumer sentiment index rose 2.2% in May to 92.1, its highest since early 2022, helped by lower inflation and hopes for interest-rate cuts. Still below 100, the reading shows more pessimists than optimists, with consumers remaining cautious about jobs, spending, and the economy despite some improvement in finances.

** Japan’s economy expands annualized 2.1% in Q1, above forecast

** Japan’s economy grew at an annualized rate of 2.1% in the first quarter, surpassing forecasts. The expansion was driven by stronger consumer spending and business investment, which offset weaker external demand. The result suggests that the recovery remains intact despite global uncertainty.

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Indonesia’s Prabowo announces 2027 fiscal deficit target of 1.8% to 2.4% of GDP

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** Morning Bid: As stocks slump, cue Nvidia

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** OpenAI to open its first applied AI lab outside the U.S. in Singapore

** OpenAI will open its first applied AI lab outside the U.S. in Singapore, expanding its global presence and strengthening AI development in Asia. The move reflects growing demand for practical AI solutions and aims to support local businesses, research, and regional innovation.

** Bessent’s support for the BOJ may clear political hurdles for a June hike

** The article says U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s backing of the Bank of Japan could reduce political resistance to a June interest rate hike. It suggests his support may help BOJ policymakers act more freely as they weigh inflation, yen weakness, and pressure to normalize policy.

** Dollar at six-week high on rate-hike bets, Iran war uncertainty

** The dollar hit a six-week high as traders bet U.S. interest rates may stay higher for longer, while concerns over escalating conflict involving Iran added to market uncertainty. Investors weighed inflation, Federal Reserve policy, and geopolitical risks, boosting demand for safe-haven assets.

** China leaves lending benchmarks unchanged for 12th month in May

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** U.S. CFTC probes spike in oil futures trading before Trump postponed Iran strikes, WSJ reports

** The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is reportedly investigating a surge in oil futures trading ahead of President Trump’s decision to postpone planned strikes on Iran. According to the Wall Street Journal, the probe is examining whether traders had advance knowledge or used nonpublic information to profit from the price moves.

** Fed’s Paulson says it is “healthy” to consider rate hikes

** Paulson said it is healthy to consider higher interest rates, signaling that rate hikes may be needed to keep the economy balanced.

EU reaches provisional agreement to finalize US trade deal

The EU has reached a provisional agreement with the US to finalize a trade deal, aimed at easing tensions and strengthening transatlantic economic ties. The agreement is expected to improve market access, reduce trade barriers, and support cooperation on key industries and supply chains.

** Bitcoin set for 5-day losing run as pullback continues after Senate breakthrough

** Bitcoin continued to decline, heading for a fifth consecutive daily loss after a recent Senate breakthrough briefly boosted sentiment. The pullback suggested investors were taking profits or waiting for clearer catalysts, even as broader enthusiasm around crypto remained in focus.

** $100/Month in Bitcoin Since 2015 Would Have Turned $13,700 Into $632,000, Coinbird Analysis Shows

** Coinbird says that a disciplined $100 monthly Bitcoin investment since 2015 would have grown from $13,700 in total contributions to about $632,000, highlighting Bitcoin’s long-term gains despite volatility. The analysis underscores the power of regular investing and holding through market swings.

** Byreal Boosts USD1 Ecosystem with 2 Million WLFI and AI Advantage

** Byreal is strengthening the USD1 ecosystem with a 2 million WLFI initiative while highlighting its AI-driven edge. The move aims to expand liquidity, support ecosystem growth, and position Byreal as a notable player in the evolving digital asset space.

** Bitcoin falls to $77K, extending its pullback after Senate approval amid rising yields

** Bitcoin dropped to around $77,000, deepening its pullback after the Senate approved a key measure. Rising bond yields and broader market pressure added to the decline, weighing on risk assets and increasing caution among investors.

** Exclusive: WYDE to Launch $EAT Debit Card for Businesses with Crowded

** WYDE is partnering with Crowded to launch a $EAT debit card for businesses, aiming to simplify spending and payments within the $EAT ecosystem. The card is expected to increase the token’s utility and give companies a practical way to manage expenses.

** BTCC Exchange Celebrates Bitcoin Pizza Day with a Mystery Pizza Campaign Featuring a 1 BTC Grand Prize

** BTCC Exchange marked Bitcoin Pizza Day with a mystery pizza campaign offering a 1 BTC grand prize. The promotion celebrates the historic first real-world Bitcoin transaction and aims to boost community engagement through fun, pizza-themed rewards and activities.

Strategy drops $2 billion in epic bitcoin buying spree

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** Strategy Inc. sells $2 billion in stock, acquires 24,869 bitcoin

** Strategy Inc. raised about $2 billion through stock sales and used the proceeds to buy 24,869 bitcoin, continuing its aggressive crypto accumulation strategy. The company’s latest purchase further increases its bitcoin holdings and underscores its long-term bet on the asset.

** Lock.com Enters Early Access With Isolated Signing and Post-Quantum Architecture

** Lock.com has launched early access for its secure signing platform, which features isolated signing and a post-quantum architecture. The company says the system is designed to protect digital assets and transactions against current threats and future quantum computing risks, with the goal of improving security for users and organizations.

** Bitcoin pauses near $78k as U.S. retail adoption surges, Strategy hints at sales

** Bitcoin held near $78,000 as retail adoption in the U.S. continued to accelerate. The article also notes that Strategy may be signaling possible sales, adding uncertainty to the market outlook, while traders watched for further momentum or pullback.

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** SiTime prices $1.2 billion convertible notes offering

** SiTime has priced a $1.2 billion offering of convertible senior notes, according to the article. The notes will mature in 2030, and the proceeds are expected to support general corporate purposes and potentially help fund future growth initiatives.

** iPower executes 1-for-8 reverse stock split effective May 22

** iPower said its 1-for-8 reverse stock split will take effect on May 22, reducing its outstanding shares and adjusting the trading price proportionally. The move is typically used to boost a company’s share price and maintain exchange listing compliance.

Akamai prices $3 billion convertible notes offering

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Mayville Engineering prices $86.9 million stock offering at $20 per share

Mayville Engineering priced its stock offering at $20 per share, raising about $86.9 million. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, which may include debt repayment, capital expenditures, acquisitions, and working capital.

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** Amkor expands Arizona campus with 67-acre land acquisition

** Amkor Technologies has acquired 67 acres next to its planned semiconductor packaging and testing campus in Peoria, Arizona, expanding its footprint to about 104 acres. The move supports future growth as the company prepares to build one of the largest advanced packaging facilities in the U.S., backed by federal CHIPS Act incentives.

** FDA accepts ImmunityBio’s application for Anktiva expansion

** The FDA has accepted ImmunityBio’s application to expand Anktiva’s use, moving it closer to broader approval. The filing will now undergo regulatory review, which could open the door to additional treatment options if approved.

** Redwood Trust prices $125 million senior notes offering at 9.75%

** Redwood Trust priced a $125 million senior notes offering due in 2030 with a 9.75% interest rate. The company plans to use the net proceeds for general corporate purposes, which may include repurchasing or redeeming existing debt and funding future business needs.

** Cathie Wood’s ARK stock trades feature Bullish buy and Roku sell

** ARK Invest made notable portfolio moves, including buying shares of Bullish while trimming or selling Roku. The trades reflect Cathie Wood’s active rebalancing of growth-focused positions as ARK continues adjusting its holdings based on market conditions and its investment outlook.