News Summary - 05/24/2026

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** Suspect killed after opening fire on Secret Service near White House

** Officials say a suspect approached a checkpoint near the building and opened fire on Secret Service agents. The suspect was killed during the incident, and a bystander was wounded.

** Trump says Iran deal 'largely negotiated' including reopening Strait of Hormuz

** Tehran says talks are making progress, but insists the nuclear weapons issue is not included in the initial framework currently being negotiated.

** Rosenberg: Luhansk strike sparks Russian accusations and vow to retaliate

** An attack on a town in Russian-occupied eastern Ukraine killed 18 people and injured 42 others, prompting Russian accusations and a vow to retaliate.

** I survived a missile strike in the Strait of Hormuz, but my friend has not been found

** Sunil Puniya was working his first sea job aboard the oil tanker *Skylight* when a missile hit the vessel in the Strait of Hormuz at the start of the Iran war. He survived the attack, but his friend is still missing and has not been found.

** At least 82 killed in Chinese coal mine explosion

** An explosion at a coal mine in Shanxi province killed at least 82 people, marking China’s worst mining disaster in 16 years.

** Red Cross volunteers die from suspected Ebola in DR Congo

** The Red Cross says the volunteers likely contracted Ebola before the outbreak was officially identified.

** One dead, multiple injured after Russia launches wave of strikes on Ukraine

** Twenty-one people were injured, including a 15-year-old boy, after Russia launched strikes on Ukraine. Damage was reported across all districts of Kyiv.

** California declares emergency as fire crews race to contain toxic leak

** Thousands have been evacuated after officials warned that a tank holding about 7,000 gallons of methyl methacrylate may explode. Fire crews are racing to contain the dangerous chemical leak as authorities work to protect nearby residents and reduce the risk of a larger disaster.

** French mother and partner held until trial after sons abandoned by roadside in Portugal

** A French woman and her partner will remain in custody until trial after allegedly abandoning her sons by the side of a road in southern Portugal.

** F1 great Prost 'injured as masked gang raid home'

** Four-time Formula 1 world champion Alain Prost was reportedly injured during a home invasion by a masked gang near Geneva, according to Swiss media reports.

** NASCAR champion Kyle Busch died of pneumonia and sepsis, family says

** NASCAR champion Kyle Busch died at age 41 on Thursday after suffering severe complications from pneumonia and sepsis, according to his family.

Rubio meets Modi during India visit with energy high on agenda

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio met with India’s Prime Minister Modi during a visit focused on strengthening energy ties. Washington aims to increase sales of U.S. energy to Delhi to help offset shortages caused by the war in Iran.

** Putin vows retaliation after accusing Ukraine of hitting student dormitory

** Ukraine said it struck Russia’s elite Rubicon drone military unit in a Moscow-occupied region.

** Senegal's president sacks PM and former ally after months-long feud

** Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye dismissed Prime Minister and former ally Ousmane Sonko and dissolved the government after months of conflict. The move has created political uncertainty as Senegal faces a debt crisis.

** Gaza flotilla activists allege abuse by Israeli forces while detained

** Detainees from the Gaza flotilla accused Israeli forces of slapping, hitting, humiliating, and even sexually assaulting them while in custody. Israel’s prison service rejected the claims, calling them false.

** India’s parody “cockroach party” claims its website has been blocked

** A satirical group known as “the voice of the lazy and unemployed” says its website has been blocked. The parody movement has built a huge online following, attracting millions of followers with its humorous take on politics and society.

** SpaceX launches massive Starship V3 rocket on test flight

** The world’s largest and most powerful rocket launched on a test flight after its first attempted launch was delayed.

** DR Congo players told to isolate before World Cup

** The Democratic Republic of Congo’s World Cup squad must undergo a 21-day isolation period before entering the United States because of the Ebola outbreak.

** Tulsi Gabbard to resign as US national intelligence director

** Gabbard, who has mostly stayed out of the public eye during recent US operations, says she is resigning because of her husband’s illness.

** US government releases UFO sighting reports - “Orbs swarming in all directions”

** The Pentagon has released dozens of UFO reports documenting nearly 80 years of sightings, including spheres, discs, and fireballs.

** One dead and dozens of firefighters injured in Staten Island shipyard explosion

** More than 30 people, including firefighters, were injured in a Staten Island shipyard explosion described as a complex, fast-developing emergency situation.

** The bodies of the Italian divers did not have the proper equipment, says rescuer

** Images from the cave where the four Italians were found show the difficult conditions rescuers faced while recovering the bodies, highlighting the rough terrain and access problems inside the cave.

** Rubio tries to reassure NATO allies over US troop deployments

** President Donald Trump said he wants to send more troops to Poland, just a week after his officials canceled a similar deployment.

** Carney says Alberta is ‘essential’ to Canada as province plans vote on separation

** Alberta’s planned referendum on separation is drawing criticism from multiple sides, including separatists who argue that the proposed question is too vague and not definitive enough.

** Judge dismisses criminal case against Kilmar Abrego Garcia

** A federal judge dismissed the criminal case against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, stating that the Maryland man, who was wrongfully deported last year, is being prosecuted for political reasons.

** Sabalenka cuts media short as French Open players protest

** Top players Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff, and Jannik Sinner limited their French Open media duties to 15 minutes to protest prize money.

** Waymo pauses robotaxis in five US cities after cars drive into flooded roads

** A Waymo spokesperson said the company expanded its temporary pause of robotaxi service in five U.S. cities “out of an abundance of caution” after its vehicles drove into flooded roads.

** It’s like the Olympics — except steroids are allowed

** The first-ever Enhanced Games are set to debut in Las Vegas this weekend, attracting attention for their high-profile athletes, large prize money, and widespread controversy over the allowance of performance-enhancing drugs.

** In Japan, divorce separates parents from children. Could a legal change end sole custody?

** Japan is preparing to amend its Civil Code to allow shared parenting for the first time, potentially changing a long-standing system in which divorce often leaves one parent with sole custody and the other cut off from their children.

** East Africa wants to curb imports of used clothes. But it’s not easy

** Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania are among the largest importers of secondhand clothing from the West and China, underscoring the region’s reliance on used garment imports and the difficulty of reducing them.

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** Race for French presidency sees ex-PM Philippe as early favourite to beat populists

** Latest polls indicate that the centre-right candidate is currently the only contender seen as capable of defeating either Marine Le Pen or Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the French presidential race.

** The space race to create gym equipment for future astronauts

** Scientists are working to develop exercise equipment for use on future space missions, aiming to help astronauts stay fit in space.

** Trump is putting pressure on Cuba — why and to what end?

** The US says a peaceful agreement with Cuba is unlikely, while Havana rejects the claim as a fraudulent case intended to justify military intervention.

** An Indian bride dies. Rival claims of murder and suicide set off media frenzy

** Twisha Sharma, a model and actor, was found dead just five months after her marriage, sparking public attention and conflicting claims about whether her death was a murder or a suicide.

** Iran steps up claim to control Strait of Hormuz

** Iran has published a map asserting “armed forces oversight” over more than 22,000 square kilometers of the Strait of Hormuz, signaling an expanded claim over the strategic waterway.

** “No means no”: Greenlanders protest against Trump outside new US consulate

** Greenlanders protested outside the opening of the new US consulate, voicing opposition to President Trump’s push for greater U.S. control over the island. The demonstration highlighted local resistance to foreign influence as the consulate opened.

** Watch: Pitches, PlayStations and protein ice cream - A look inside Brazil's World Cup base camp

** BBC's Brandon Livesay toured Columbia Park Training Facility in Morris Township, New Jersey, where Brazil's team will stay in the coming weeks. This text is already in English. If you want, I can also: - rewrite it in simpler English, - make it sound more natural, - or translate it into another language.

** Moment SpaceX rocket explodes in the Indian Ocean after splashdown

** SpaceX successfully launched its Starship V3 rocket, which ended with a planned fiery explosion after splashdown on Friday.

** Why thousands of stock trades tied to Trump are raising eyebrows

** BBC’s Michelle Fleury examines stock trades disclosed by the president, highlighting why the volume and timing of the transactions are prompting scrutiny.

** Timelapse footage shows “giant cave” inflating on a Paris bridge

** A monumental installation on a bridge in Paris, created by French artist JR, is shown in timelapse as it inflates into a giant cave-like structure. The piece highlights JR’s signature large-scale public art style, which is often compared to Banksy’s.

** How Cuban Americans feel about Raúl Castro’s indictment

** The DOJ charged former Cuban leader Raúl Castro with murder and other crimes, alleging his role in the 1996 shooting down of two civilian aircraft.

** Fans react to Stephen Colbert’s final show

** Stephen Colbert will host his final episode behind the CBS desk as his late-night show comes to an end after 11 seasons, following the network’s announcement last summer.

** Watch: “Everybody back up!” Moment car explodes in NYC

** Viral footage circulating online shows a car exploding in New York, with flames and thick black smoke quickly engulfing the street.

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** Police reports in the case indicate that Plus Ultra executives maneuvered at the start of the pandemic to obtain a public bailout. Investigators say that Zapatero may have played a “not visible” leadership role in the alleged influence-peddling scheme.

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** The article claims that former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and his daughters allegedly received hundreds of thousands of euros through a complex network of companies, including shell companies and links to tax havens.

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** The former prime minister will have to appear before the judge next June 2 to respond to the accusations that place him at the “top” of the scheme. The process will continue with the analysis of the seized material and other investigative steps to clarify his possible involvement.

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** The National Police states in a report that the former prime minister was “at the top” of the scheme and exercised “leadership.” According to the text, Zapatero and his daughters would have been the network’s “main beneficiaries.”

** Senior officials at the Ministry of Finance were keeping the scheme informed of every step in the Plus Ultra case

** A UDEF report states that there was a flow of communication between executives of Plus Ultra and SEPI during the processing of the €53 million public aid, suggesting that the scheme was informed of the steps in the case.

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** The network behind the Plus Ultra case tried to halt the judicial investigation and boasted in its communications about contacts and influence. According to the content, it even considered “shutting down” the case and carrying out a “Kitchen Gabinet,” while claiming that “the chief prosecutor is a friend.”

** Feijóo claims that Zapatero “had the Government behind him” in the Plus Ultra case and says Sánchez is “morally very rotten”

** Feijóo criticized the PSOE and the Government over the Plus Ultra case, suggesting that Zapatero had the Executive’s backing. He questioned whether any Socialists are still ashamed of the situation and said that Sánchez is “morally very rotten.”

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** Abascal stated in Madrid that Pedro Sánchez’s removal from power is a “national priority” and called for pre-trial detention for Zapatero, as well as for Sánchez to testify before the National High Court.

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** Thousands of protesters gathered in Madrid to call for Pedro Sánchez’s resignation. Some of the 120,000 attendees, according to the organizers, tried to break through the police cordon to reach La Moncloa via the A6, although the government lowered the figure to 40,000.

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** Barcelona beat Lyon 4-0 to win their fourth women’s Champions League title. Pajor and Salma Paralluelo each scored twice, while Cata Coll shone with a decisive performance in goal.

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** Four people were arrested at Bilbao airport for serious disobedience, resistance, and assault on an officer after a violent confrontation between police officers and activists during the arrival of Flotilla members.

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** Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a sarcastic message amid the controversy over the treatment of and mockery by an Israeli minister toward the detained activists from the flotilla, ironically demanding explanations from the Spanish Government about how the “anarchists” of the mission are being treated.

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** The head of U.S. diplomacy said that the crisis with Iran requires definitive solutions and reaffirmed that the White House’s position has not changed: Tehran “can never have a nuclear weapon.” He also stated that there could be an announcement in the coming days.

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** Celta and Getafe secure places in Europe and the Conference League, while Girona and Mallorca are relegated to Segunda along with Oviedo.

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** The final league matchday will decide the final distribution of the European spots and which teams will be relegated to the second division along with Oviedo.

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** Real Madrid defeated Athletic Club 4-2 with goals from Gonzalo, Bellingham, Mbappé, and Brahim. The victory served as a strong farewell win for Dani Carvajal and Alaba.

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** The Palme d'Or was awarded to *Fjord*, by Romanian filmmaker Cristian Mungiu.

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** The film by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi will be released in Spanish cinemas in the fall. After that, it will be available on Movistar Plus+.

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** *La bola negra* won the Best Direction award at Cannes and will be released in Spanish cinemas on October 2. Los Javis celebrated the recognition and highlighted this moment of visibility for queer creators, reaffirming that they will keep working and directing together.

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** Roberto Brasero warns of an intense heat episode this weekend across practically all of Spain. According to the Antena 3 weather presenter, tropical nights are expected in which the temperature will not fall below 20 degrees.

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** A Finnish diver who found the bodies of the Italians who died in the Maldives says they were only 15 minutes from the surface. According to Sami Paakkarinen, the tragedy was due to human error and to the fact that they were not using cave-diving equipment.

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** Japanese authorities are investigating an American servicemember in his 20s for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in April in Okinawa. After the attack, he reportedly fled by vehicle and crashed into a guardrail, causing an accident.

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** Pilot Savina Paül explained on a podcast which parts of an airplane can be considered safer and recommended sitting in the front if you are afraid of flying. Even so, she clarified that flying is not dangerous.

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** TikTok’s viral “boy kibble” recipe consists of white rice with ground meat, cooked in large quantities to help gain muscle. Experts warn that the problem is not just the idea itself, but how it is prepared, since it can involve nutritional or food safety risks.

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** The expert argues that true happiness does not depend on making more money, but on other factors that allow people to live better and with greater personal satisfaction.

** Neil deGrasse Tyson explains what astronauts saw in the declassified UFO documents

** Neil deGrasse Tyson stated that what the astronauts said they saw in space has a “complete, rational, and thorough” explanation, and that it should not be compared with the other UFO-related documents declassified by the United States.

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** Ibai Llanos was one of the guests at La Casita during Bad Bunny’s second night in Barcelona and was in charge of shouting “Acho, PR is another thing,” one of the concert’s standout moments.

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** A Bad Bunny fan complained about the chaos in the VIP area at the concert in Barcelona. According to the report, the situation was so uncomfortable that he eventually managed to be moved to the back of the general admission section.

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** Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez presented brown water bottles to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to denounce the poor quality of drinking water in an area near a Meta data center.

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** The economic analyst warns that young people’s difficulty in accessing housing is linked to Spain’s productive and tourism-driven model, which he criticizes harshly for its effects on the economy and on housing prices.

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** Ryanair made fun of Cristiano Ronaldo after he won the Saudi league, commenting on a post on X in which the player celebrated with seven photos of himself. The airline sarcastically asked whether he didn’t have any teammates, highlighting the self-centered tone of the image.

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** Watermelon stands out for its high lycopene content, an antioxidant that promotes cardiovascular health.

** More protein at breakfast and after training? These are the new dairy proposals to achieve it

** Puleva has expanded its range of products rich in dairy protein to adapt to new consumption habits, especially those linked to physical activity and on-the-go consumption. The brand aims to offer more practical and nutritious options for breakfast or to replenish protein after training.

** José Elías reveals how to prevent workers from leaving: “In the working world, it’s not all about money”

** Billionaire José Elías says that to attract and keep the best employees, it is not enough to offer a good salary. According to him, other factors besides money also play an important role at work and are key to making workers stay at the company.

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** Although these breeds are very intelligent and popular, Álex Elvira warns that they are not suitable for novice owners, as they require experience, time, and dedication to train and care for properly.

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** Ophthalmologist Sara Mora warns about the risks of common habits among people who wear contact lenses every day, especially sleeping with them, since it encourages the growth of microorganisms and increases the risk of eye infections.

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** Sharon Osbourne says she wants Ozzy to have a legacy like Elvis, whose image remains widely known decades after his death. She supports using AI to recreate Ozzy so fans can interact with a digital version of him.

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** A homeowner opened a private access from his apartment to the communal rooftop, drilling through the building’s roof and occupying a shared space, which prevented the other neighbors from accessing it. As a result, he was convicted.

** Piqueras talks about the famous transitions from *Sálvame* to Telecinco’s news program: “It was intense”

** Piqueras recalled on David Broncano’s show the striking transitions from *Sálvame* to Telecinco’s news broadcasts. He said they were very funny, although he didn’t think they were the logical lead-in for a news program, and he described the situation as “intense.”

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** A casting call has opened in Toledo for film extras, with a contract and payment. People aged 18 to 70 are being sought to play doctors, nurses, orderlies, patients, and family members.

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** An expert explains in an interview that concentrating all your savings in a single checking account is a common mistake. She recommends spreading the money across several accounts to better manage savings and optimize their use.

** Netflix acquires *La bola negra* by Los Javis to distribute it in the United States after a bidding war

** The film by Los Javis received more than 15 minutes of applause at its gala premiere in Cannes this Thursday.

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** Bad Bunny kicked off his “DeBI TiRAR MaS FOToS” tour last night in Barcelona, which will conclude in Madrid on June 15.

** What are people who turn to astrology really looking for today?

** Ana Lorente offers a more human and practical view of astrology and spirituality, focused on connecting with real life.

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** Pinganillos are tiny wireless earphones that are inserted deep into the ear canal. They are used to receive outside help during exams discreetly, and their small size makes them difficult to detect.

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** The 2026 World Cup will begin on June 11 and will be held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, but tourism expectations are not favorable. So far, bookings in the U.S. are not reaching the expected levels.

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** Located in an old house in the Guadarrama mountains, Baelo stands out for a culinary offering centered on almadraba tuna. The restaurant offers a tasting menu for less than 60 euros, combining a unique setting with specialized and affordable cuisine.

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** Waze is testing a new feature that shows street traffic lights in Israel. The tool, designed to improve navigation and driving, could be expanded to other countries around the world later this year.

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** The article claims that former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and his daughters allegedly received hundreds of thousands of euros through a complex network of companies linked to shell companies and tax havens.

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** Madrid Metro will install a satellite communication system from Starlink, the company linked to SpaceX and owned by Elon Musk, in its facilities to provide underground coverage for the satellite phones it acquired after the blackout.

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** The new deposit and return system for cans and bottles, scheduled in the Spanish regulation for November, would not meet the key deadline. The Ministry is leaning toward applying the EU Regulation, which pushes it back to 2029, aligning itself with the industry’s position.

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** A terrorist trained by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi, was recently arrested and was allegedly in charge of carrying out the plan to assassinate Ivanka Trump. The report says they had the blueprints of her house.

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** A Bonoloto winner took home the €351,000 jackpot. In addition, there were three other second-category winners who each received €42,598.

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** The airline said the captain diverted the flight as a precaution, following safety regulations, after a phone charging with a power bank was detected in the cargo hold. The company emphasized that the safety of passengers and crew is its highest priority.

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** A 57-year-old participant died after suffering a cardiac arrest during the first ascent to Palo de Santa Lucía, on the walking route of Los 10,000 del Soplao.

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** Lorenzo Viñas, president of the Association of Property Administrators of Barcelona-Lleida, stated that 80% of homes in Spain are energy inefficient, highlighting the need to promote improvements in energy efficiency in the residential sector.

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** The new European Union regulations for traveling with pets impose very high fines on those who do not comply. The article warns that if you travel with your dog to certain countries, you must follow the established requirements to avoid penalties of up to 50,000 euros.

** Assistance to replace air conditioning systems and reduce electricity consumption

** The article highlights direct grants and tax deductions aimed at promoting energy efficiency in primary residences, making it easier to replace air conditioning systems in order to reduce electricity consumption.

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** The new European regulation requires second-hand platforms to report users’ earnings in certain cases. This could affect people who sell used clothing, especially if they exceed certain limits or make frequent sales.

** China waits, Trump haggles

** The text argues that, beyond Trump’s chaos, the underlying problem for the West is its democracies’ inability to maintain a long-term strategy. This weakness favors China, which can wait and act patiently while its rivals wear themselves out with short-term decisions.

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** After the arrest of the gambler Juan Ballesteros, the Surveillance Corps estimated that he had defrauded more than three million pesetas in the early 20th century. Some 400 people are believed to have fallen victim to his deception in one of the country’s first pyramid schemes.

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** The article questions the theories that attribute Zapatero’s indictment to hidden motives or to an alleged political persecution. It points out that not everything can be explained as “lawfare” or as a maneuver by Manos Limpias, and calls for debunking the rumors surrounding the case.

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** The people who teach are very angry, and rightly so, about their overall economic situation and the lack of clarity in defining their professional career.

** Giovanni Brusca “The Pig”: 34 years since the attack on Judge Giovanni Falcone by one of the world’s most feared mafiosi

** On May 23, 1992, a bombing with 500 kilos of explosives killed anti-mafia judge Giovanni Falcone. The crime was attributed to one of the world’s most feared mafiosi, Giovanni Brusca, who is now free.

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** The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has killed three Red Cross volunteers, bringing the death toll to nearly 180. The outbreak has also produced about 750 suspected cases.

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** The contributors to *El tiempo justo* had a tense confrontation while commenting on the wedding of Rocío Crusset, daughter of Mariló Montero and Carlos Herrera. The conversation grew heated and “sparks flew” between them.

** More than 11,000 Uruguayans obtain Spanish nationality under the Democratic Memory Law

** The trip aims to establish a framework for cooperation between the administrations of both countries.

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** Which 26 players should De la Fuente choose to play in the World Cup?

** The Spanish national team coach must finalize by next Monday the list of 26 players he will rely on to try to win another world title with La Roja.

** Relationships when there is illness, menstruation, intercourse, and rejection of certain positions

** 20minutos publishes a new edition of its sex advice column, in which expert Santiago Frago, director of the AMALTEA Institute of Sexology in Zaragoza, answers readers’ questions about topics such as sexual relations during illness, menstruation, intercourse, and a dislike of certain positions.

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** Police are investigating the cause of the collision between two trams in Düsseldorf, which left at least 28 people injured. The accident caused disruptions to public transport and road traffic in the city.

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** More than 152,000 applicants are taking the exam this Saturday to compete for 18,000 public sector jobs in the administration. Madrid has the highest number of candidates, with 44,464 people sitting the tests.

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** Naiara presents her first EP after winning OT 2023, a project that blends folk influences with urban sounds. The artist said she discarded a full album before reaching this release, which she считает the truest reflection of her musical vision.

** Mona Lisa “was overweight and had a thyroid problem,” an endocrinologist reveals

** Dr. Michael Yafi, from the University of Texas at Houston, offers a simple explanation for the Mona Lisa’s appearance: she may have gained weight during pregnancy. He also suggests that she was overweight and may have had a thyroid problem.

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** The Ministry of Defense is investigating an accident that occurred on May 21 at one of the shooting ranges of the El Goloso Base in Madrid, during a shooting exercise.

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** Generation Z is moving away from long nights at nightclubs and increasingly opting for quieter plans, such as meeting up at a bar to chat. The article explores how young people are reshaping their leisure time and preferring more relaxed alternatives to traditional nightlife.

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** Some property owners in Catalonia use extra clauses, cash payments, and seasonal rental contracts to bypass rent caps and charge more than is legally allowed. These practices make it possible to inflate the واقعی rent above the set limit.

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** Women now make up 38% of prison officers, while unions warn of a rise in assaults. In 2025, 119 cases of sexual violence against female officers were recorded, against a backdrop of increasing pressure and risks for female staff in men’s prisons.

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** Atresmedia may need to completely redesign the visual look of its quiz show’s signature round if it wants to keep the game, since the French version uses a different format: a wheel with letters instead of the familiar “Rosco” layout.

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** Jesulín de Ubrique imitated El Fary on 'Your Face Sounds Familiar', highlighting how challenging the performance was. During the act, something strange happened in the background, adding an unexpected moment to the show.

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** Daniel Esteve shoved a La Sexta reporter and snatched the microphone from his hands when the journalist tried to ask Víctor de Aldama a question during the protest against Sánchez.

** Alejandra Rubio explains the reasons for her return to television after her recent retirement: “I’ve made a lot of mistakes”

** Alejandra Rubio has reappeared on television on *¡De viernes!* to present her first book, *Si decido arriesgarme*. During her visit, she explained the reasons for her return after recently stepping away and acknowledged mistakes in her career, saying: “I’ve made a lot of mistakes.”

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** The Provincial Court raised to 73 million euros the compensation that Mediaset will have to pay ITV Studios in relation to the “Pasapalabra” case.

** Gerard buries the hatchet with Maica and Claudia after his elimination from 'Survivors': "It's family"

** In the twelfth gala of ‘Survivors’, the salvation was between Alvar Seguí, Aratz Lakuntza, and Gerard Arias.

** David reveals how he experienced his first bonfire on *Temptation Island*: “I didn’t expect it so soon”

** David, from Almería, and his girlfriend Alba joined as one of the last couples in the tenth season of *Temptation Island* on Telecinco.

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** Anita Williams and Bayan, who shared the experience of the eighth season of *La isla de las tentaciones*, have clarified the current status of their relationship. The Catalan woman and the Mallorcan say that each of them is focused on their own life.

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** The Puerto Rican artists surprised the audience at Estadi Olímpic by performing “Triste,” an exclusive track for Bad Bunny’s second concert in Barcelona.

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** Jack Quaid, son of Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan, grew up marked by his parents’ separation, but he has managed to build one of Hollywood’s most stable couples with Claudia Doumit. Both, known for their work on *The Boys*, have broken the family pattern by establishing a solid and discreet relationship.

** What has become of Soleil Moon Frye, Punky Brewster

** The actress, known for playing Punky Brewster since the age of seven, has continued her career behind the camera and is now established as a recognized documentary director.

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** Mel Gibson is in Rome filming the sequel to *The Passion of the Christ*. The article focuses on Antonella Salvucci, described as a close friend of Gibson, with whom he was seen kissing in the Italian capital.

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** Ana Obregón was moved to tears during her niece’s wedding, held at the Royal Site of San Ildefonso. The TV personality could not hold back her emotions during a ceremony she described as “super beautiful.”

** Lamine Yamal and his girlfriend, Inés García, star in a much-talked-about “cobra” moment during Bad Bunny’s concert in Barcelona

** A moment between Lamine Yamal and Inés García during Bad Bunny’s concert in Barcelona has gone viral on social media. Many users have commented on the scene, known as a “cobra,” which has sparked numerous reactions and debate online.

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** Ricky Martin had to interrupt his concert in Montenegro, held to celebrate the country’s independence, after a tear gas attack while he was performing in front of thousands of attendees. The artist reassured the audience, assuring them that they were safe.

** The emotional words of Elena Huelva’s family on what would have been her 24th birthday: “I talk about you every day”

** Elena Huelva’s family emotionally remembered what would have been her 24th birthday, sharing messages full of love and longing. Elena, known for her battle against Ewing sarcoma and her motto “My will wins,” is still remembered by thousands of people for her courage and legacy.

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** Mariló Montero has confirmed that her daughter will get married in New York and that the couple wanted to keep the wedding secret. The ceremony will be religious, simple, and very quiet, according to the TV host, who shared a few details about the wedding.

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** Rafa Mora explained how he managed to save the fortune he earned during his time in the media spotlight and what he invested that money in.

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** Britain’s George Russell won the season’s third sprint in Canada, ahead of Lando Norris and Andrea Kimi Antonelli. The race was marked by controversy and saw Fernando Alonso retire, while Carlos Sainz finished in tenth place.

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** The president of Grupo Cox announced this Saturday that he will run as a candidate to challenge Florentino Pérez for the presidency of Real Madrid, and he asked members not to be afraid.

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** The businessman from Alicante said upon leaving Valdebebas that he has presented an “exciting project” after formalizing his candidacy for the presidency of Real Madrid.

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** Rafa Mir, currently a player for Elche, will stand trial this Thursday in Section Four of the Provincial Court of Valencia over alleged acts of sexual assault and bodily injury that occurred in September 2024.

** Pep Guardiola reveals his future plans after leaving Manchester City

** The Catalan coach spoke to the media this Friday after his departure from Manchester City was made official and revealed his future plans.

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** A lack of confidence in the abilities of people with intellectual disabilities and a limited education system make it difficult for them to continue their training and academic path after lower secondary school or special education, leaving them with few options for their development.

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** The article says that being inclusive is not about highlighting what divides us, but about naturally embracing the wonderful diversity that connects us all.

** Aitheroscope, an AI that detects cardiovascular diseases through the retina, awarded by Fundación Mapfre

** MindMuscle, a tool to help children with ADHD and autism, and Livox, a solution that facilitates communication for people with difficulties, are among the finalists for Fundación Mapfre’s Social Innovation Awards.

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** Three private companies—OpenAI, SpaceX, and Anthropic—are seeking to raise enormous amounts of capital in a very short period of time, something unprecedented. The article raises the question of whether this wave of financing could drain Wall Street’s liquidity and test the markets’ ability to absorb so much demand.

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** The U.S. faces 2026 with a projected deficit of $1.9 trillion, public debt approaching $40 trillion, and annual interest payments of nearly $1 trillion. This increases pressure on the Fed and explains why bond markets see it as difficult for rates to be cut while inflation is rising.

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** The used vehicle market is facing strong pressure from the expansion of new Chinese brands, forcing dealerships and companies to rethink their strategy. The sector is calling for urgent measures to adapt to a more competitive environment and change its business model.

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** The Ibex 35 ended the week with a 2.06% gain, driven mainly by Wednesday’s advance, although it was unable to stay above 18,000 points.

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** Puig leads the Ibex 35 declines with a drop of more than 13% on the stock market after breaking off negotiations with Estée Lauder for a possible merger.

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** Kevin Warsh, 56, is seen as a monetary hawk, in favor of strict control of inflation and price increases.

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** While the first installment of the Michael Jackson biopic continues to perform strongly at the box office, Lionsgate has given the green light to a second part. The decision comes despite the controversies surrounding the project, and the producers say they are very excited to continue the story.

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** The filming of *The Last Druid*, an action-fantasy film starring Russell Crowe and planned to shoot between Catalonia and the Canary Islands, has been suspended in Sant Cugat due to African swine fever.

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** Tom Hardy, known for *Venom*, has been removed from the series after a troubled shoot during the second season. His bad attitude is said to have led to a forced departure, so he will not take part in the third installment.

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** Prime Video’s teen series closes with several surprises in Hannah and Garrett’s romance. The ending leaves a key revelation that reframes what happened and opens the way for Season 2, which is already pointing to new leads within the *Off Campus* universe.

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** Lily Collins has led this successful Netflix series for five seasons, following her character through different cities in Europe.

** Google refreshes the Play Store with short videos that explain everything about an app before you install it

** Google is updating the Play Store so users can watch short videos about an app before installing it. These clips will help them better understand how the app works and what it looks like, making it easier to decide whether it’s worth downloading.

** Reacting with emojis on WhatsApp is over: this new feature will let you do it with stickers

** WhatsApp is reportedly testing a new feature that would allow users to respond to messages with stickers instead of just emojis. The idea is to offer more expressive, fun, and personalized reactions, better matching the tone of each conversation.

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** Menlo Research has launched a $15,000 kit to assemble the Asimov humanoid robot at home. The product allows users to put together their own robot using the parts and components included in the kit.

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** Fraudulent apps may look legitimate, but in reality they aim to steal credentials and banking data or install malware on the device without the user noticing.

** Google Docs is updated with AI so you can dictate and organize your ideas out loud: here’s how you can do it

** Google has incorporated AI into Workspace with Docs Live, a feature that lets you speak your ideas aloud and have artificial intelligence automatically organize and structure them in Google Docs.

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** The perfumer at Equivalenza explains that creating perfumes goes beyond a scientific formula: it is an artistic process, similar to composing music or writing poetry. She also highlights how fragrances can evoke emotions and awaken memories.

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** Interior designer Aitor Viteri shares advice on refreshing the living room without spending much money, highlighting that a large investment is not always necessary, but rather knowing which elements to change to achieve a good result.

** From Lola Lolita to Carmen Lomana: the most circus-like looks at *Lola Lolita Land*

** The third edition of the TikToker’s festival brought together several friends and professional colleagues last night, who didn’t want to miss the event.

** Javier Mateo, stylist and hairdresser: to care for highlighted hair this summer, “constant hydration is needed”

** Javier Mateo, co-founder of THE LAB Beauty Studio, explains how to care for highlighted hair in the coming months. His main advice for keeping it healthy in summer is constant hydration.

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** Psychology points out that preferring to be alone is not necessarily a negative thing. Spending more time in solitude can be a healthy choice and reflect personal comfort, self-reflection, or a need for social rest, without implying a problem.

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** At just 28 years old, a designer has caught Dior’s attention thanks to haute couture garments created with elements inspired by traditional Galician trades, especially Atlantic culture and the work of shellfish gatherers.

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** The article points out that orange juice is a controversial product and that for years it has divided the scientific community over whether it is suitable to consume it daily.

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** The article explains what bienmesabe is, a traditional dessert topping from the Canary Islands that is still not widely known outside the islands. It also invites readers to learn how to make it at home as the ideal recipe to enjoy with your favorite dessert.

** *Travesseiros, the typical sweet you must try if you visit this village in Portugal*

** If you visit Sintra on a trip to Lisbon, don’t forget to try the travesseiros, one of its most typical and emblematic sweets.

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** The piece presents five restaurants in Madrid that let diners “travel” through different world cuisines without leaving the city, offering unique gastronomic experiences and international flavors.

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** A trick for preparing juicier and more flavorful roast chicken is to soak it in brine for several hours before cooking. This method helps improve the chicken’s texture and flavor, resulting in a more delicious dish.

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** The silhouette of the Osborne Bull, seen on many Spanish roads, turns 70. The article looks back at how this advertising billboard ended up becoming a cultural symbol and a recognizable icon throughout Spain.

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** Bad Bunny began his European tour in Barcelona performing hits from “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS,” an album inspired by his native Puerto Rico. The article highlights his connection to Vega Baja, the Puerto Rican municipality where he grew up and which helped shape his artistic identity.

** The city where Fede Valverde was born: the southernmost capital in the Americas has a great mix of styles

** Fede Valverde, a Real Madrid player, was born 27 years ago in one of the most underrated cities in South America. The article highlights that this southern capital of the Americas has an indelible historical legacy and a remarkable mix of architectural and cultural styles.

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** This emblematic beach in Menorca, a small cove between cliffs, has earned a place among the 50 best beaches in the world according to *World's 50 Best Beaches*. It is one of the most famous and visited spots in the Balearic Islands.

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** With the arrival of spring, a hiking route through the Baztán Valley is an ideal plan to enjoy with family or friends. The route crosses streams and dense forests, taking in the natural landscape as the mountains leave winter behind.

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** The trail running expert explains how he got started in this sport and points out that success depends on managing energy well over long hours. He also warns about the risks that should be avoided so that the practice is safe and the experience is positive.

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** Experts say the Bundibugyo variant of Ebola, which has caused an outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is the least likely to trigger large waves of cases. Because of its limited spread and low economic impact, it is not being prioritized for vaccine development or treatment.

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** The health ministry warns of health risks from the solar eclipses that will be visible in Spain until 2028. The main danger is looking at the sun without protection, which can cause serious eye injuries. It also warns of possible increases in infections and STIs due to the greater social contact during these events.

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** Many of Confucius’s teachings are still relevant today, showing that his reflections on human behavior and personal responsibility remain fully valid.

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** Martha Nussbaum, one of the most influential philosophers in contemporary thought, focuses her work on the role of emotions and their importance in ethical life.

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** More than 40% of patients showed improvement in the severity of sleep apnea, and 18% managed to control it with a daily pill that treats the causes of airway collapse.

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** The Ebro S400 is a competitively priced SUV, starting at 20,000 euros, with an ECO label and a 211 hp engine. It positions itself as a direct rival to models such as the MG ZS and the Peugeot 2008.

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** The DGT has launched “super Saturdays” in Lleida to speed up driving tests and reduce a waiting list of more than 5,000 students in the Catalan province. In this first session, more than 300 driving license candidates took the exam.

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** In Spain, the V16 warning beacon replaces emergency triangles, but this measure is not mandatory in other countries. That’s why a German journalist was surprised to see that the new Cupra Raval did not come with triangles, since traditional ones are still used in most places.

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** Volkswagen opens a new era for the GTI badge with the launch of the ID. Polo GTI, the brand’s first electric GTI. The model debuts with 226 hp and an approximate price of 33,000 euros, marking a controversial but historic step in the electrification of its compact sports cars.

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** Traffic authorities are expanding the use of average-speed cameras to monitor roads continuously. These devices make it harder for drivers to slow down only when they reach the checkpoint, since they calculate the average speed between two points.

** Exlantix prepares its arrival in Spain: what direction will it take?

** Exlantix moved up its arrival in Spain to 2027 by presenting the RX Concept, a prototype that outlines the design language and aesthetic direction of the brand for its future offering in the Spanish market.

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** Alicante is home to Spain’s altimetric zero point, taken as the reference from the first step of the City Hall. From there, all elevations in the country are measured, a key benchmark for making maps and for construction projects, especially roads.

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** The Town Council of Pedro Abad (Córdoba) has approved a €300 grant for 2026 for each birth or adoption, aimed at supporting families and combating depopulation. The subsidy must be spent in local businesses within the municipality.

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** The modernist mansion in El Putxet, famous for being a location in *Vicky Cristina Barcelona*, has gone back on the market. The property, tied to Woody Allen’s connection with the city, is being listed while the director already owns another home in the Gràcia neighborhood.

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** The end of the festivities will feature “Fuego Fatuo,” a nighttime parade with fire juggling, music, and characters, which will serve as the main highlight of the medieval weekend program.

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** Dani Martín commemorated his 25 years of musical career with a concert in Zaragoza, where he called for peace. This Saturday, he will repeat the performance before a full Príncipe Felipe pavilion.

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** Police arrested a man accused of assaulting his partner in the middle of the street in Pontevedra. When officers arrived at the scene, they found that the woman’s face was covered in blood.

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** The unions will announce a more detailed proposal to Ortí this Monday, refining the negotiation measures after 10 days of strike.

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** A patient suffered second- and third-degree burns on 40% of his body after causing a fire at Torrevieja Hospital by lighting a cigarette.

** Emotional arrival of around twenty flotilla activists in Barcelona: “We were kidnapped and brutally assaulted”

** Around twenty flotilla activists arrived at Barcelona airport after being captured while heading to the Gaza Strip. Their return took place as expected, amid an emotional reception.

** Jordi Pujol attends the inauguration of the Placeta de Ricard Masó in Girona

** The square has been named in honor of Ricard Masó i Llunes for his outstanding involvement in scouting, language, and culture.

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** A court sentenced the accused to 15 years in prison for killing a French citizen in Vera. According to the information, the detainee also buried the victim’s body in a place that has not yet been located.

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** A man reported that after buying an urn on Amazon, he received the product with another person’s ashes inside. According to him, the company only offered him a refund of $19.99, which sparked outrage over the lack of a more serious response to the bizarre mistake.

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** Lola Cabeller, an Argentine woman living in the Canary Islands, went viral on TikTok after sharing her surprise at seeing how people shower in Spain, saying she had never seen anything like it.

** Revolutionize TikTok by dancing to Luis Miguel, Shakira, and… Mago de Oz

** A 60-year-old man began learning how to dance in 2018 and has been posting daily videos on TikTok ever since. His choreographies, set to Spanish-language songs by artists such as Luis Miguel, Shakira, and Mago de Oz, have become popular on the platform.

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** The Royal Canine Society of Spain notes that Spanish households prefer balanced and versatile dog breeds, highlighting the Spanish Water Dog, the Mastiff, and the Canary Dog among the favorites.

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** According to ancient manuscripts from the Kingdom of Ayutthaya, the traditional Thai Siamese cat was supposed to have nine dark points, including the genitals. The article highlights Thailand’s claim to the origin of this cat breed and its recognition as part of the national heritage.

** Plastic Palms and Decades of Misunderstandings: The Cultural History of Turtles as Pets

** The tough anatomy that allowed turtles to survive the dinosaurs also made them decorative objects and silent pets. The article suggests that their shells and apparent docility fostered decades of misunderstandings about their care and their value as animals.

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** The article directs readers to 20minutos.es to check their horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

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** Readers are invited to check the Bonoloto draw results for Saturday, May 23, 2026.

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** It indicates that the results of the ONCE Sueldazo corresponding to Saturday, May 23, 2026, can be checked.

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** Check the results of the ONCE Cuponazo for Friday, May 22, 2026.

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** A recent scientific study suggests that maintaining an active sex life during menopause, whether with sex toys, masturbation, or younger partners, may help improve the symptoms associated with this stage.

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** Leinster Rugby, Ireland’s most successful team and one of Europe’s top clubs, will play in the European Rugby Cup final this Saturday in Bilbao.

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** The film’s second trailer has reignited the controversy surrounding Nolan’s work, but the big question remains unanswered for nearly three thousand years: Did Homer really exist?

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** On the occasion of Cher’s 80th birthday, the article reviews lesser-known images from her life and career. It also reminds readers that her real name is Cherilyn Sarkisian LaPierre and that the artist has said “Cher” is just one part of her—her work, not her entire identity.

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** With the arrival of warm weather, beaches fill up with people. To enjoy the coast to the fullest, it’s important to follow certain recommendations and avoid habits that may seem normal but that we should really put aside.

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** The article explains that the body sends signals not only of illness, but also of good health. Although some may seem strange, these signs indicate that the body is functioning properly and is in excellent condition.

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** After analyzing the awkward poses used by Zara and Mango, the article does the same with Stradivarius and shows a photo gallery of model poses that are as surreal as they are unnecessary for promoting the Spanish brand’s designs.

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** Moncloa defends José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero as “honorable” and says there are no reasons to doubt his word. The government is trying to stop the suspicions and the connections that some are trying to draw between the investigated scheme and Pedro Sánchez’s administration.

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** Rescuers have recovered the group’s technical equipment, including the GoPro cameras carried by some of the divers. That material will be key to reconstructing what happened and clarifying the causes of the tragedy in the Maldives caves, where five divers died.

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** The news highlights that the village, located in the Sierra de Gredos, offers a peaceful, natural setting with impressive mountain scenery. It is presented as the place where Nuria Roca and Juan del Val have purchased their house.

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** Trump’s recent statements, economic sanctions, and the indictment of Castro create a scenario that closely resembles the one that led to Maduro being captured and held in a U.S. jail.

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** Belarra insisted that the judge’s ruling in the case “looks bad,” reiterating the criticism she had already made in previous days.

** *Outlander* finale explained: Jamie’s ghost, Claire’s powers, and a love that defies time

** After 12 years, the final episode of *Outlander* gives meaning to the beginning of Jamie and Claire’s love story, explaining that in this saga, disappearances almost always have a reason.

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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to rejuvenate the face, lift the gaze, soften features, and add freshness, without losing style.

** SkyShowtime’s highest-rated mafia series says goodbye to Tom Hardy: he will not be in the third season

** Tom Hardy will not return for the third season of SkyShowtime’s top-rated mafia series after reportedly causing conflict during the filming of season two. His difficult behavior on set is said to have led to his forced exit from the show.

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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, because that phase “is over.”

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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show featuring canned cockles, proposing an original way to enhance them: swap lemon for tangerine and add olive oil to boost their flavor.

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** Taylor Sheridan, the creator and driving force behind several series, has so little time that he barely interacts with the cast and crew of his productions. His absence has led some *Yellowstone* stars to not even know him in person, as they say: “Nobody ever sees him.”

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** From the tradition and modernity of Japan to the wild landscapes of Patagonia, the article highlights essential travel destinations recommended by experts to experience at least once in a lifetime.

** Review of *The Black Ball*: Javis burst into Cannes with Lorca, dissident love as their banner, and an overwhelming lyrical style

** The film reimagines Lorca’s unfinished work in an ambitious story that intertwines anti-gay repression, the Spanish Civil War, and hidden loves that endure over time.

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** A protected historic passage in Barcelona connects El Clot and Sant Martí in just 122 meters. Its colorful houses and working-class architecture preserve a 19th-century atmosphere, offering a small, peaceful pedestrian oasis in the middle of the neighborhood.

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** The well-known floral exhibition in Catalonia features 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and routes through some of the city’s most emblematic spots, offering a visual and cultural tour of its most notable places.

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

** The tax authority has already activated the 2025 Income Tax simulator, a tool that lets taxpayers quickly and in advance узнать the result of their tax return. With it, they can check whether they will owe money or receive a refund before filing.

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

China lowers death toll in Shanxi coal mine disaster to 82

China revised the death toll from a coal mine disaster in Shanxi Province downward to 82 after earlier reports had been higher. The adjustment came as rescue and recovery efforts continued at the mine, where the accident caused a major loss of life.

** Trump says Iran deal “largely negotiated”, dispute over strait reopening

** The article reports that Trump said a deal with Iran was “largely negotiated,” but disagreements remain over reopening a strategic strait. The talks suggest progress, though key issues are still unresolved.

** Axios says proposed US-Iran deal involves opening strait during 60-day ceasefire extension

** Axios reports that a proposed US-Iran deal would extend the ceasefire for 60 days and include reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The arrangement is intended to ease tensions, improve shipping access, and create space for further negotiations between the two sides.

** Trump says framework of Iran deal ‘largely negotiated,’ with provision to reopen strait

** President Trump said a framework for a deal with Iran is “largely negotiated,” suggesting that an agreement could include Iran reopening a key strait. His comments indicated progress in the talks, although the details and final terms remain unclear.

** Trump says Iran peace deal is “largely negotiated”

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** Colombian right-wing presidential hopeful leads poll for runoff vote

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** Trump says negotiators are getting closer to an Iran deal, media interviews show

** The article says President Trump told media interviews that negotiators were nearing an Iran deal, suggesting progress in talks. However, he provided few specifics on the terms or timeline, leaving uncertainty about whether an agreement was imminent.

** Iran’s top negotiator says Tehran will not compromise in talks with the US

** Iran’s top nuclear negotiator said Tehran will not make concessions in talks with the United States, insisting that its position is firm. The remarks signal continued tension as the two sides remain divided over key issues in the negotiations.

** At least 90 dead in China’s worst coal mine disaster in over 16 years

** China’s deadliest coal mine disaster in more than 16 years has killed at least 90 people, according to the article.

Plains to restart portions of ruptured oil pipeline in East Los Angeles in a couple of hours

Plains All American said it will restart parts of its ruptured oil pipeline in East Los Angeles within hours after shutting it down following a leak. The company is working with authorities on cleanup and investigations, while monitoring the affected area and pipeline operations.

** Nissan unit scraps plan to make EV powertrains in UK, Nikkei says

** Nissan’s powertrain unit has abandoned plans to manufacture EV powertrains in the UK, according to Nikkei. The move marks a shift in its electric vehicle supply chain strategy and could affect UK investment tied to Nissan’s EV transition.

** South Korea to launch leveraged stock ETFs on Samsung, SK Hynix - Bloomberg

** South Korea is set to introduce leveraged ETFs tied to major stocks such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, expanding investment options in the local market. The move reflects growing demand for more aggressive trading products and could attract investors seeking amplified exposure to leading chipmakers and other blue-chip shares.

** What is the impact of TikTok Shop on European retail one year after launch?

** TikTok Shop’s first year in Europe has boosted social commerce by blending entertainment with shopping, giving brands new ways to reach younger consumers through creators and live content. Its impact has been strongest in driving discovery, impulse purchases, and influencer-led sales, while retailers also face challenges around competition, logistics, and adapting to fast-changing consumer behavior.

** Why airlines look set for winter capacity cuts

** The article says airlines may reduce winter capacity because of weaker demand, higher fuel and operating costs, labor shortages, and lower profitability. Carriers are also under pressure from economic uncertainty and changing travel patterns, which are making them more cautious about adding flights and are leading to cuts or slower growth in the coming season.

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

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** Embodied AI bullish or bearish for markets? Barclays answers

** Barclays says embodied AI could be a long-term positive for markets, but its near-term impact may be mixed. The firm argues that robotics and AI in the physical world could boost productivity, but adoption will likely be gradual, with benefits concentrated in select sectors and companies rather than the broader market right away.

** What is the potential impact of AI on concentration and corporate profitability?

** The article examines how AI could reshape market concentration and corporate profits. It suggests that AI may boost efficiency and widen margins for leading firms, but it could also intensify competition, lower barriers to entry, and redistribute profits across industries. The overall impact depends on how quickly firms adopt AI and how regulators respond.

** Nvidia says its forecast for $200 billion CPU market includes China

** Nvidia said its projected $200 billion CPU market includes China, highlighting the country’s importance despite U.S. export restrictions. The company expects strong long-term demand for its chips and related systems as AI adoption grows, and said China remains a significant part of its global opportunity.

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** Delivery Hero confirms takeover offer from Uber

** Delivery Hero says it has received a takeover offer from Uber, confirming market speculation. The company has not shared financial details or indicated whether it will accept the bid.

** Rubio touts US energy on India trip meant to repair ties

** U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited India to promote American energy and strengthen strained bilateral ties. The trip aimed to repair relations amid trade and geopolitical tensions, while advancing U.S. interests in energy exports and broader strategic cooperation with India.

** Argentina to gradually eliminate taxes on some industrial exports

** Argentina will phase out certain taxes on industrial exports to boost competitiveness and encourage foreign sales. The move is aimed at supporting manufacturers, increasing production, and improving the country’s trade performance.

** Anxiety over rising cost of living pushes US consumer sentiment to record low

** US consumer sentiment has fallen to a record low as Americans grow increasingly worried about inflation and the rising cost of living. The report highlights widespread concern over household finances, with many consumers expecting prices to keep rising and economic conditions to worsen.

** Michigan consumer sentiment dips as economic concerns rise

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** Trafigura plans to withdraw LME copper stocks ahead of US tariff ruling, sources say

** Trafigura is reportedly preparing to withdraw copper from London Metal Exchange warehouses amid expectations that a US tariff ruling could push prices higher. According to sources, the move may help secure metal before any market disruption.

** Portugal says budget balance is ’extremely difficult’ after huge storm costs

** Portugal says it is becoming extremely difficult to achieve a balanced budget after major storm damage and related spending pressures. Officials warned that the unexpected costs could affect fiscal plans, although they did not provide full details in the excerpt.

Canada March retail sales grow 0.9%; seen up 0.6% in April

Canada’s retail sales rose 0.9% in March, matching a previous estimate, with gains driven by higher sales at motor vehicle and parts dealers, food and beverage stores, and gasoline stations. Core retail sales, which exclude autos and gas, also increased. Sales are expected to rise 0.6% in April, suggesting consumer spending remained resilient.

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** Germany’s residential construction drops to a 13-year low

** Germany’s residential construction has fallen to its lowest level in 13 years, reflecting a sharp slowdown in the housing sector. The decline highlights ongoing weakness in new building activity and adds pressure to the country’s broader economy and housing supply.

** ECB will have to respond to inflation increase, EU’s Dombrovskis says

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** U.S., Iran near deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz during ceasefire extension - Axios

** The U.S. and Iran are reportedly close to an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as part of a ceasefire extension. The move would help ease tensions and restore a key global shipping route, though details of the deal and implementation remain uncertain.

** China revises Shanxi coal mine death toll to 82 after initial count error

** China corrected the death toll from a coal mine fire in Shanxi Province to 82 after initially reporting 11 fewer fatalities because of a counting error. Authorities said the mistake was caused by duplication and omission in the list of victims. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in China’s coal mining industry.

** Ten Things to Know About Humanoids

** The article explains key facts about humanoid robots, including their design, current capabilities, limitations, uses in industry and research, and the challenges involved in making them more autonomous, efficient, and human-like.

** China launches Shenzhou-23 mission with potential record one-year stay in orbit

** China launched the Shenzhou-23 mission to its Tiangong space station, sending astronauts on a six-month stay that could be extended to a year, potentially setting a new Chinese spaceflight record. The mission highlights China’s growing ambitions in human spaceflight and long-duration orbital operations.

** Kyiv struck by large-scale Russian attack after warning of Oreshnik launch

** Russia launched a major overnight attack on Kyiv after warning that it would fire an Oreshnik missile, causing explosions and air defense activity across the city. The attack heightened tensions amid the ongoing war and threats of further escalation.

** Suspect shot dead after gunfire near White House, complex briefly locked down

** A suspect was shot dead after gunfire erupted near the White House, prompting a brief lockdown of the complex. Authorities responded to the incident and secured the area. Further details about the suspect and motive were not immediately provided.

**LA suburb chemical tank heating up after evacuation, fire chief warns**

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** What Would It Take for Congress to Act if Higher Interest Became a Bigger Problem?

** The article explores how rising interest costs on U.S. debt could push Congress to change fiscal policy. It suggests that lawmakers may only respond if borrowing costs grow large enough to threaten the federal budget, economic stability, or core government functions, but political gridlock makes action uncertain.

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** Solstice Tops $400M TVL as NYSE-Listed Bullish Joins Its Institutional Allocator Base

** Solstice Finance says its total value locked has surpassed $400 million as Bullish, the NYSE-listed crypto platform, becomes part of its institutional allocator base. The milestone highlights growing institutional participation and confidence in Solstice’s yield and asset allocation products.

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** Foresight Ventures Leads $30M Investment in PopDEX to Advance Trader-Centric Perp DEXs

** Foresight Ventures led a $30 million investment in PopDEX, a perpetual DEX project focused on improving the trading experience for users. The funding will support the development of trader-centric features and help PopDEX compete in the growing decentralized derivatives market.

** NOXCAT Positions Staking as Long-Term Ecosystem Alignment, Not a Short-Term Yield Game

** NOXCAT says its staking model is designed to reward long-term commitment and align participants with the broader ecosystem, rather than offering quick, short-term returns. The company emphasizes sustainability, community participation, and incentives that support ongoing network growth.

** Nexpace Announces NXPC Buyback Program to Reinforce User-Centered Ecosystem Growth in MapleStory Universe

** Nexpace is launching an NXPC buyback program to support ecosystem growth in MapleStory Universe. The initiative is intended to strengthen token stability and reinforce a user-centered model, with the company saying it will help align incentives and build long-term confidence in the platform.

** Bitcoin rises slightly amid higher yields, boosting hopes for U.S.-Iran peace

** Bitcoin moved slightly higher as elevated Treasury yields and improving hopes for U.S.-Iran peace talks influenced markets. The article notes the cryptocurrency’s modest gain amid broader macroeconomic pressures and shifting geopolitical sentiment.

** Bitcoin Depot bankruptcy signals reckoning for crypto ATMs, Roshan Dharia says

** The article says Bitcoin Depot’s bankruptcy reflects growing pressure on crypto ATM operators amid tighter regulation, high fees, fraud concerns, and declining demand. Roshan Dharia argues the failure signals a broader reckoning for the industry as consumers and regulators push away from costly, risky cash-to-crypto kiosks.

Bitcoin slips below $77,000 on Gate as BTC cools

Bitcoin fell below $77,000 on Gate amid a broader crypto pullback, as traders took profits and risk appetite cooled. The decline reflected renewed market caution after recent gains, with weaker momentum across major digital assets.

** Bitcoin “smart money” stacks: long-term holder supply nears record 16.3M BTC

** Long-term Bitcoin holders are accumulating again, pushing supply close to a record 16.3 million BTC. This suggests that “smart money” is remaining patient despite volatility, which could reduce the amount of Bitcoin available for trading and support price stability over time.

IHS Holding stock reaches 52-week high at $8.39

IHS Holding stock reached a 52-week high of $8.39, reflecting strong recent momentum. The move highlights renewed investor interest in the telecom infrastructure company amid positive market sentiment.

** Taysha Gene Therapies stock hits all-time high at $5.49

** Taysha Gene Therapies shares surged to an all-time high of $5.49 amid investor optimism about its gene therapy pipeline. The move reflects strong market interest in the company’s potential treatments and growing confidence in its clinical progress.

** Texas Capital Bancshares stock hits 52-week high at $20.95

** Texas Capital Bancshares shares reached a 52-week high of $20.95, reflecting strong recent performance. The article highlights investor interest and market momentum behind the stock’s rise.

** Eaton Vance stock hits 52-week high at $22.74 USD

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Futu Holdings repurchases $160 million of ADSs under buyback plan

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