News Summary - 05/25/2026

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** Oil prices slide on hopes of a US-Iran peace deal

** Trump said on Saturday that any agreement would include reopening the Strait of Hormuz, though he gave no further details.

** Trump tells U.S. negotiators “not to rush” into a deal with Iran

** U.S. media say the proposed deal would extend the ceasefire for 60 days, with the Strait of Hormuz reopened during that period.

** She was told to marry in a country that bans girls’ education. So she got into a taxi and fled.

** Nearly five years after the school ban, young women say their hopes and dreams have faded as they face pressure to marry and limited prospects for education or independence.

** Large-scale Russian attack on Ukraine leaves four dead and dozens injured

** Russia confirmed it used a hypersonic missile in a large-scale attack on Ukraine. The missile reportedly travels more than 10 times the speed of sound.

** Turkish riot police storm opposition offices after leaders ousted

** Riot police entered the opposition party’s building days after the party said it would resist a court order that removed its leaders.

** Blast targeting train kills at least 20 in Pakistan

** Officials said a train carrying military personnel home for Eid was attacked by armed separatists, killing at least 20 people.

** RAF jet carrying defence secretary has signal jammed near Russian border

** A Royal Air Force jet carrying the UK defence secretary experienced GPS signal interference near the Russian border, forcing the pilots to switch to an alternative navigation system while the plane’s GPS was disabled.

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

** Officials say a suspect approached a checkpoint near the White House and opened fire on Secret Service officers. The suspect was killed in the incident, and a bystander was wounded.

Ebola outbreak poses massive challenges, warns nurse

Nurse Kate White says she is deeply concerned about the lack of resources reaching the Democratic Republic of Congo, warning that the Ebola outbreak is creating major challenges in the region.

** Man killed in shark attack off Australia's north-east coast

** A 39-year-old man died after a shark attack at a shoal off Queensland’s Cassowary Coast. He was reportedly spearfishing when he suffered fatal injuries.

** One killed and many feared trapped under collapsed building in the Philippines

** A Malaysian man died, and around 20 people are feared trapped after a building collapsed near Manila, according to officials.

** Bolivian minister's convoy ambushed while overseeing roadblock clearance

** Security forces faced resistance as they tried to remove highway blockades, highlighting unrest tied to the government’s economic policies.

** 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 could explode. Fire crews are racing to contain the toxic leak as authorities respond to the emergency and protect nearby residents.

Red Cross volunteers die from suspected Ebola in DR Congo

The Red Cross says the volunteers are believed to have contracted the virus before the Ebola outbreak was officially identified.

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

** A French mother and her partner accused of abandoning her sons on a roadside in southern Portugal will remain in custody until trial.

** F1 legend Prost “injured as masked gang raided home”

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

At least 82 killed in Chinese coal mine explosion

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

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

** Kyle Busch, 41, died Thursday from severe complications caused by pneumonia and sepsis, according to his family.

** Rubio meets Modi during India visit, with energy high on the agenda

** Rubio met with Modi in India as the U.S. seeks to boost energy sales to New Delhi, aiming to help offset supply shortfalls linked to the Iran war.

** Trump says Iran deal is “largely negotiated,” including reopening the Strait of Hormuz

** Tehran says talks with the U.S. are making progress, but nuclear weapons are not included in the initial framework now being negotiated.

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

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

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

** Senegal’s President Bassirou Diomaye Faye fired Prime Minister and former ally Ousmane Sonko, dissolved the government, and triggered political uncertainty as the country grapples with a debt crisis.

** How Saudi Arabia's spending spree reached the end of the line

** Saudi Arabia’s ambitious Vision 2030, driven by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, once seemed bold and limitless, but economic realities are now forcing a reckoning. The kingdom’s heavy spending spree is running into constraints, exposing the limits of relying on vast projects and state-led investment to quickly transform the economy.

Morocco wants tourists to visit Western Sahara. Some say it is tightening its control

The Moroccan government is encouraging more Western tourists to visit Western Sahara, a territory it claims as its own. Some see the move as an effort to strengthen Morocco’s control over the disputed region.

** Indian billionaires buy foreign companies as growth slows at home

** Indian companies have accelerated overseas acquisitions, spending $18 billion on global buyouts in 2025. Deal activity is expected to remain strong, with transaction value potentially exceeding $15 billion in the first half of 2026, as firms seek growth beyond a slowing domestic market.

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

** The inaugural Enhanced Games are taking place this weekend in Las Vegas, attracting attention because of their high-profile competitors, large prize money, and intense controversy over allowing performance-enhancing drugs.

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

** A strike on a town in Russian-occupied eastern Ukraine killed 18 people and injured 42 others. The attack prompted 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, on his first sea job, was aboard the oil tanker *Skylight* when a missile hit it at the start of the Iran war. He survived the attack, but his friend is still missing and has not been found. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural/news-style in English.

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

** Japan is set to revise its Civil Code to permit shared parenting after divorce for the first time, potentially ending the country’s long-standing sole-custody system and changing how parents remain involved in their children’s lives.

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

** Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania are among the largest importers of used clothing from the West and China, making efforts to reduce these imports difficult because of strong demand and trade dependence.

**“Speed, money and compassion” — lessons from an Ebola survivor and other experts**

**A look back at lessons from West Africa’s Ebola outbreak a decade ago, drawing on the experiences of an Ebola survivor and other experts to inform how to respond to current epidemics.**

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

** Latest polls indicate that former centre-right prime minister Édouard Philippe is the leading early contender in France’s presidential race and the only candidate seen as capable of defeating either far-right Marine Le Pen or leftist Jean-Luc Mélenchon.

** The Space Race to Create Gym Equipment for Future Astronauts

** Scientists are working to develop exercise equipment for future space missions, aiming to help astronauts stay fit and healthy during long flights.

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

** The US warns that a peaceful deal with Cuba is unlikely, while Havana calls the accusation a fraudulent case meant to justify possible 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 conflicting claims over whether her death was a murder or suicide and igniting intense media attention.

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 a stronger claim of control over the strategic waterway.

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

Greenlanders protested outside the new US consulate in Nuuk as it opened, expressing opposition to Donald Trump’s renewed push for greater U.S. control over the island. The inauguration took place amid growing political tension over Greenland’s future and its relations with Washington.

** BBC at the site of China’s worst mining disaster in more than a decade

** At least 82 people were killed in a gas explosion at the Liushenyu mine in China, marking the country’s deadliest mining disaster in more than a decade.

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

** BBC's Brandon Livesay toured the Columbia Park Training Facility in Morris Township, New Jersey, where Brazil will stay in the coming weeks.

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

** SpaceX launched its Starship V3 rocket, which ended its flight 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 and why they are drawing scrutiny.

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

** Parisian artist JR, often called the French Banksy, created the monumental “giant cave” installation on a Paris bridge.

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

** The DOJ has charged former Cuban leader Raúl Castro with murder and other crimes over his alleged involvement in the 1996 shooting down of two civilian planes, an incident that killed several people and remains deeply controversial among Cuban-Americans.

** Fans react to Stephen Colbert’s final show

** Stephen Colbert will sit behind his CBS desk for the last time as his late-night show comes to an end after 11 seasons, following CBS’s announcement last summer that the program would conclude.

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

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

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** Police reports detail how the scheme tried to influence an entity under the Ministry of Finance through contacts with Zapatero, tracking the operation from its beginnings to the celebration over the rescue of Plus Ultra.

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** Latest developments in the investigation of the Plus Ultra case and the indictment of former President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, with coverage of reactions and updates surrounding the alleged corruption network.

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** The UDEF maintains that Zapatero may have been a key figure in an alleged Plus Ultra scheme, selecting clients, giving instructions to create companies outside Spain, and devising strategies to distance himself. The investigation points to a network of front men, multimillion-euro fake invoices, and influence peddling.

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** Sánchez clings to Zapatero’s support and narrative to withstand political pressure, while his governing partners begin to consider a possible early election amid mounting wear and uncertainty.

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** A judge identifies a person as the “hub” of an influence-peddling scheme, accusing them of using their contacts and access to public institutions to sway decisions.

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** According to the UDEF, a conversation suggests that Zapatero would hold a position of authority in Venezuela, which fuels suspicions about his role in the country and in the possible oversight of electoral integrity.

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** The scheme allegedly led by Zapatero has features that distinguish it from other cases, according to the content.

**Corruption or Correction**

The text uses irony to comment on recent news related to the plot and Zapatero’s standard of living, critically suggesting that success seems to be linked to theft.

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** The president of Fundació Hàbitat3 and the Barcelona Metropolitan Housing Observatory analyzes Spain’s housing crisis and points out that expanding the public housing stock will not be enough: it is also necessary to make better use of the homes that already exist to address the problem.

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** The increase in foreign tourism, with greater purchasing power and a growing preference for higher-end hotels, is driving hotel prices upward.

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** Hundreds of recipients of the Minimum Vital Income complain that the State is now demanding they repay thousands of euros for alleged administrative errors. Many received the aid that was granted automatically for years and feel harmed by claims they consider unfair.

** The ordeal of living next to the Metropolitano and hosting groups of fans: “Civilization disappears for a few hours”

** Céfiro Square, in Canillejas, has become the meeting point for visiting supporters before heading to Atlético de Madrid’s stadium. Residents complain about the disturbances and chaos caused by these gatherings, saying that for a few hours, “civilization disappears.”

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** The Greek team won the final at home 92-85 and held off Real Madrid’s comeback at the end, amid two highly controversial fouls that sparked outrage among their fans.

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** The jump over the gate took place five minutes later than the previous year, at 2:57 a.m. Six minutes later, the Virgin of El Rocío was carried on the shoulders of the people of Almonte to the height of the sanctuary’s portico to begin the procession.

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** So far this year, 22 women have been killed by their partners or former partners, the highest figure for this period since 2019. Forty percent of the victims had previously reported their abuser, once again highlighting the severity of gender-based violence.

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** Olympiacos defeated Real Madrid 92-85 at home in an exciting and controversial EuroLeague final. The Greek team prevailed despite Madrid’s resistance, as the Spanish side competed until the end despite their injuries.

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** The Spanish national team coach will announce this Monday the list of 26 players who will represent Spain at the World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, which begins on June 11.

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** Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when the tissue inside the wrist becomes inflamed and presses on a nerve. Doctors say its rise is being increasingly linked to excessive mobile phone use.

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** Jimena Coronado, Joaquín Sabina’s current partner, has taken control of Relatores SL, one of the artist’s long-standing companies, replacing Oliart at the helm of his business affairs.

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** The president of RTVE told the PP that the broadcast of the controversial caption about Moreno was a mistake caused by an “involuntary carryover” from the previous program. He said there was no editorial intent in including it.

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** Isabel Díaz Ayuso marks seven years since her first election victory and three years into her current term, and is beginning to highlight her record in view of the 2027 elections. The main achievements she emphasizes include hospital reforms, reduced student-to-teacher ratios, new housing, and metro expansion.

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** The EU maintains its support for Kyiv, but acknowledges that its ability to influence the peace talks is limited. Although it remains focused on aid to Ukraine, it is unable to drive decisive progress in stalled negotiations.

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** British police are investigating former Prince Andrew for alleged inappropriate conduct that occurred during the Ascot equestrian event, held between June 18 and 22, 2002.

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** Carlos Herrera dedicated an emotional message to Àngels Barceló after her farewell from Cadena SER. The COPE host acknowledged the importance of his colleague and rival on the airwaves, highlighting the value of radio and the first voice when starting the day.

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** A car mounted the sidewalk in Sanxenxo and ran over several people. One woman died and two others were injured, including a girl who was being carried in the arms of the victim. The child suffered a head injury that is initially not considered serious.

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** SIL Barcelona will hold a new edition from June 3 to 5, 2026, and has presented the “16th Logistics Circle Barometer.” The event focuses on artificial intelligence as a key tool for companies to improve and optimize their logistics processes.

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** Bitdefender Premium Security offers comprehensive protection for your digital life by bringing multiple layers of security into a single solution. It helps protect your email, passwords, and everyday browsing, reducing risks at the main entry points to your data and accounts.

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** Actor José Luis Gil reappears in an emotional image alongside his daughter, five years after suffering a stroke. The post conveys affection and hope, remembering his long struggle and the wish that a cure will soon be found.

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** The video does not show Trump looking through Xi Jinping’s folder. According to the content, Trump later took the folder to go up to the podium and give his speech, which indicates that it was his own folder.

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** An explosion at a bar in Villaverde left seven people injured, one of them in very serious condition. The most seriously affected is a man between 37 and 40 years old with burns from inhalation and on the surface of his body.

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** The slip dress is making a comeback this season as a viral piece thanks to its minimalist, elegant, and versatile style.

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** A plane with more than 200 passengers flying between Tenerife and the United Kingdom made an emergency landing in Portugal after the pilot suffered a heart attack at 9,000 meters altitude.

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** The ridge over Europe persists, maintaining a prolonged heatwave. Tropical nights will continue, with lows above 20°C, and highs of up to 39°C are expected in some areas.

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** The World Cup arrives backed by Spanish infrastructure and opens business opportunities for Ibex-listed companies. From stadiums built by ACS to sponsorships of the Spanish national team, the tournament is also boosting publicly traded companies linked to the event.

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** The piece highlights that, unlike other works of film and literature, this Hollywood classic does not stigmatize the mentally ill, but instead portrays them with dignity and respect, as Rafael Narbona emphasizes.

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** Gema Pérez Sevilla explains that during menopause, taking calcium alone is not enough to protect bone health. She points out that other nutrients and supplements are also important for properly caring for the bones.

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** Psychologist Virginia Bejarano explains that criticism of a specific action does not determine a person’s personal worth or overall value. Learning to separate behavior from identity helps us receive feedback without reacting defensively.

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** The aerospace industry is taking inspiration from the structure of sea urchins to develop stronger and more sustainable airplanes, aiming to improve the design and performance of future aircraft.

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** Traveling alone is in style. The article suggests seven ideal cities for enjoying a solo trip, combining moments of peace and independence with opportunities to socialize and experience city life.

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** Chef Dani García, from the Smoked Room restaurant, shares a tip for making homemade pesto with a special touch: add a pinch of panko. The recipe aims to give this Italian classic a more refined version.

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** The Chinese hybrids from BYD, Omoda, and Jaecoo incorporate DM-i and SHS technologies that achieve ranges of over 1,000 kilometers, a figure that is difficult for European manufacturers to match.

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** Mel Gibson has planned the sequel to *The Passion of the Christ* in two parts, and its theatrical release is scheduled for mid-next year.

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** The Italian driver won at Gilles Villeneuve after a fierce battle with the other Mercedes. Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen completed the podium. The race also ended with a poor result for Russell, points for Sainz, and Alonso retiring in a chaotic Canadian Grand Prix.

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** The El Gordo de la Primitiva draw on May 24 had no first-category winners (five plus the key number). With no main winner, the jackpot for the next draw on Sunday the 31st rises to €8 million.

** How often do you wash your hair? Science settles the debate: “Bacteria can grow”

** Procter & Gamble conducted a trial with more than 1,500 men and women to study the effects of different hair-washing routines. The goal was to analyze how washing frequency can affect hair health and whether going too long between washes encourages the growth of bacteria.

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** The ceremony took place on Friday at the New Church of Santa Cruz de Liáns, according to Marta Riesco.

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** A study reveals that the Iberian Peninsula is rotating clockwise due to the collision between the Eurasian and African plates, a geological movement that confirms tectonic activity in the region.

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** The taxable base for savings in personal income tax (IRPF) ranges from 19% to 30%, which means that deposits and other savings products are taxed more depending on the returns obtained.

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** The Ministry of Culture is proposing a measure to bring cinema closer to the country’s less populated areas, with the aim of making this type of cultural offering more accessible in regions with smaller populations.

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** With the arrival of good weather, an economical weekly menu is proposed with simple, healthy, and refreshing recipes, designed to be easy to follow and eat well without spending much.

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** The text criticizes current politics, pointing out that the goal is no longer to symbolically “kill the father,” but rather to put him on the payroll or allow close relatives—wife, daughters, brothers, or brother-in-law—to organize businesses and networks of influence.

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** Several socialists in the Valencian Community saw Zapatero as a moral reference point, but the text suggests that this perception was disconnected from reality.

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** The Taliban regime keeps 2.2 million girls out of school in Afghanistan. UNICEF also warns that if this situation continues, the country could lose up to 25,000 female teachers and health workers by 2030, worsening the social and educational impact.

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** The people who teach are very angry, and rightly so, about their overall financial situation and the lack of a clear definition of their professional career.

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** Missionaries and humanitarian workers on the ground explain that the priority is to stop the spread of Ebola. They point out that the outbreak alert was delayed for a long time and that it happened in a highly mobile area, which makes control difficult and increases the risk of contagion.

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** The police have acknowledged that a “significant number” of the newly added undercover cars cannot operate normally because they are missing necessary devices. The cause is attributed to “external factors,” which has left part of the fleet temporarily unusable.

** Inés García doubles her followers on Instagram after making her romance with Lamine Yamal official

** The content creator has experienced a sharp increase in Instagram followers after publicly confirming her relationship with Lamine Yamal, which has significantly boosted her popularity on social media.

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** A young man nearly drowned after getting trapped with the bar, but managed to get out thanks to some extra supporting arms and the narrowness of the bench, which allowed him to free himself from the dangerous situation.

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

** 20minutos introduces Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to take part in the news, suggest topics, and report possible stories to investigate. They invite people to write with ideas or cases that should be read.

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** The Spanish national team coach will announce this Monday the list of players who will represent Spain at the World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, which will begin on June 11.

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** The 20minutos sex advice column presents a new installment with answers from expert Santiago Frago, director of the AMALTEA Institute of Sexology in Zaragoza, to readers’ questions related to sexuality.

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** After suppressing the protests earlier this year with thousands of deaths, Iranian authorities are continuing the crackdown and show no signs of easing up, even as they negotiate with the United States over ending the war.

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** Trump said that negotiations with Iran are moving forward, but warned that he will not accept a rushed agreement. He also told Tehran that time is on the side of the United States and that he will maintain the blockade around the Strait of Hormuz until a deal is reached.

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** Clara Tahoces went into the Diéguez Theater alone at night for the “Modo incógnito” segment, carrying only her mobile phone and a recorder. During the visit, the device allegedly captured unsettling sounds, such as an elderly woman’s voice, footsteps, and knocks in the historic 17th-century theater.

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** The Brazilian activists from the Flotilla reported that the video released by Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir shows only part of the abuse they suffered. They stated that they were victims of sexual violence and up to three beatings, according to their testimony.

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** The Bonoloto draw on Sunday, May 24, 2026, had no first-category winners (six correct numbers). As a result, the jackpot for the next draw, on Monday, May 25, rises to €500,000.

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** The former far-right leader of the Proud Boys, released after Trump’s pardon for the Capitol attack, says he is seeking to claim “millions” from the president’s fund. He added that other people convicted for those events also want to know how the claim works.

** Gen Z swaps the nightclub for a “chill plan”: “I’d much rather talk in a bar a thousand times over”

** The article explains that many Gen Z young people are leaving behind long nightclub nights and choosing quieter plans instead, such as having a drink at a bar and chatting. They go out onto the street to ask them how they organize their free time and what activities they now prefer.

** Add-ons and off-the-books payments, tricks some landlords use to avoid the price cap: “Asks for €100 more than legally allowed”

** In Catalonia, some landlords use contract clauses, cash payments, and seasonal rentals to evade the rent price cap and charge more than permitted, even up to €100 above the legal limit.

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** The company Esteros Lubimar, which produces estuary fish in Cádiz and Huelva, has achieved a milestone by becoming the first in the world to obtain the new aquaculture certification from the international NGO ASC, highlighting its responsible and sustainable production model.

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** Álvar and Aratz competed for the golden trident in the final duel of the infernal wheel challenge on *Survivientes* and managed to go beyond 22 minutes together, setting a new record for both this season and the format.

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** The article suggests that the future of television has a key “ingredient,” although the provided content is minimal and gives no further details about Karlos Arguiñano or his recipes.

Mercedes Milá, on her return to RTVE, admits she abandoned her first guest’s book: “I got bored”

Mercedes Milá returned to RTVE with *Me meto en un jardín*, a literary interview show. In the first episode, writer David Uclés was the featured guest.

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** Alejandra Rubio reappears on television on *¡De viernes!* to present her first book, *If I Decide to Take the Risk*, and explains why she is returning after her recent departure, acknowledging that she has made many mistakes.

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

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** During one of Rosa López’s most recent visits to “Fiesta,” a tense and “violent” incident involving Iñaki, her now ex-partner, came to light in the studio. The program recalled that something was not right during that visit, suggesting a bad atmosphere and a possible off-camera conflict.

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** Jesulín de Ubrique imitated El Fary on *Tu cara me suena*, showing how difficult it was to capture his style. During the performance, something unusual happened in the background.

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** Anita Williams, from Catalonia, and Bayan, from Mallorca, shared an experience in the eighth season of *La isla de las tentaciones*. The news story highlights that Anita has clarified the current status of her relationship with Bayan, noting that right now “each one has their own thing.”

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** The Puerto Rican artists surprised the audience at the Estadi Olímpic with a performance of “Triste,” an exclusive track presented during Bad Bunny’s second concert in Barcelona.

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** Dave Grohl and José Andrés starred in a viral scene at the BottleRock festival, where they drank from a porrón and danced with a giant blender. The image of the two has circulated widely on social media.

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** Alba Carrillo has come to Rocío Carrasco’s defense after the statements made by Rocío Flores, the daughter of her friend. The model and presenter reacted firmly following Flores’s controversial appearance alongside Raquel Mosquera, showing her support for Carrasco.

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** Mel Gibson has been in Rome filming the second part of *The Passion of the Christ*. There, he was seen kissing Antonella Salvucci, described as the actor and filmmaker’s “good friend,” which has sparked rumors about their relationship.

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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 the ceremony and described the moment as “super beautiful.”

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** Many users have commented on this moment, which has already gone viral on social media.

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** Fernando Sánchez suffered a 10-centimeter goring in the groin area. His clinical progress will determine when he can be transferred to the hospital.

** This is what Danny Cooksey, John Connor’s best friend in *Terminator*, looks like at 50

** Danny Cooksey, who played John Connor’s best friend in *Terminator 2*, is now 50 years old. In addition to being an actor, he has been a heavy metal solo artist, and for years now he has also worked in voice acting. He is now a grandfather too.

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** Harry Styles said that Radiohead is the band that has inspired him the most.

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** Rafa Mora explained how he earned and saved the money from his time in the media spotlight, revealing that he once made 5,000 euros just for taking off his shirt. He also talked about what he has invested his savings in.

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** Olympiacos defeated Real Madrid at home by 92-85 in a very close EuroLeague final. The Spanish side, despite missing several players, competed until the end but could not stop the Greek team in a game marked by refereeing controversy.

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** Former players such as John McEnroe, Boris Becker, and Chris Evert support the demands of ATP Tour players to increase prize money at the Grand Slams, considering that they deserve a larger share of the revenue generated by the tournaments.

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** Brazilian Carlos Prates, the No. 2 welterweight, is still riding the momentum from his victory over Jack Della Maddalena in Perth in early May and is positioning himself to fight for the title.

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** Zaragoza was the first team to confirm its relegation to semi-professional football after a very poor season, marked by bad results and constant controversies.

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** The Ukrainian tennis player Marta Kostyuk gave an emotional speech at Roland Garros after defeating a Spanish rival of Russian origin, in which she expressed her pain over the war in Ukraine and revealed that a missile destroyed a building next to her house.

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** Cocemfe is asking the law to recognize people with disabilities as volunteers, not only as recipients of help. To do so, it calls for universal accessibility and reasonable accommodations in all phases of volunteer work, in order to make full participation easier.

** Inclusion is not about collecting labels

** Inclusion is not about highlighting differences or accumulating labels, but about naturally and respectfully accepting the diversity that unites us as a society.

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** Mayte, who has epilepsy, highlights the importance of her assistance dog Pina, a legally recognized aid that is still little known in society. She says Pina gives her a sense of security and helps reduce stress and insomnia.

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** The market expects political pressure in the United States not to alter the deal’s timeline, with Santander’s acquisition expected to close during the second half of 2026.

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** The expert explains in an interview that keeping all savings in a checking account is a common mistake. She recommends dividing the money across several accounts to manage it better and use it more efficiently.

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** Washington now allows private companies to issue stablecoins, provided they are backed by liquid assets such as cash, bank deposits, or short-term U.S. government debt.

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** Three private companies are competing to raise enormous amounts of capital in a very short period, which could strain Wall Street’s liquidity and compete with other investments.

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

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** Kevin Warsh, 56, would be the new chairman of the Federal Reserve. He is seen as a “hawk” on monetary policy, with a firm stance in favor of strictly controlling inflation and limiting price increases.

** Will Netflix increase the number of ads? Its arrival in more countries worries the platform’s subscribers

** Netflix announced new advertising formats, greater use of artificial intelligence, and the expansion of its ad-supported model to 15 additional countries. The move has raised concerns among subscribers about a possible increase in advertising on the platform.

** If You’re Not Connecting With *Marshals* and *Rancho Dutton* Despite Loving *Yellowstone*, It’s Because of This

** The two *Yellowstone* sequels centered on the Duttons are already underway, but they share the same problem that could be affecting how they’re received. Although they’re very different from each other, both seem to be carrying a common element that’s not a good sign for fans.

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** Based on Rosa Montero’s novel, this suspense film with an all-star cast will arrive on Netflix on June 5.

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** The creator of the manga that inspired "Oliver y Benji" said he had little interest in football just four years before publishing the first series.

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** Movistar Plus+ confirms the return of the series with its third and final season. The plot follows cocaine trafficking in Madrid at the hands of the Miami gang, whose leader, apparently retired, is forced to return to crime.

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** Apple’s bold color choice has fueled a trend in smartphones: manufacturers like HONOR, OPPO, HUAWEI, realme, and TECNO are increasingly launching smartphones in orange, following the path set by the iPhone 17 Pro.

** They create smart contact lenses to treat depression with electrical stimulation through the eye

** Scientists in South Korea have developed smart contact lenses capable of sending electrical signals through the eye to help improve mood and treat depression.

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** Hackers work in an organized way, with schedules and clear goals, to launch attacks, steal personal information, and sell it on the dark web.

** The meaning of WhatsApp’s double arrow icon that you’ve probably overlooked at some point

** Many people don’t know all of WhatsApp’s features or the meaning of some of its icons, such as the double arrow. The article highlights a simple but useful detail in the app that many users overlook.

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** Google introduced “Gemini for Science” at Google I/O 2026, a new artificial intelligence designed to boost and accelerate scientific research. The tool aims to help researchers work more efficiently and enhance their discoveries.

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** The slip dress is making a comeback this season as a viral piece thanks to its minimalist, elegant, and versatile style. Its popularity makes it a key street style item and an easy option to adapt to different looks.

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** The expert explains the most common mistakes when washing hair and how to avoid them to achieve lighter, shinier hair with more movement. She points out that not rinsing hair properly weighs it down, reduces shine, and makes it get dirty sooner.

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** Last night, the third edition of the TikToker’s festival was held, attended by some of her fellow creators, who stood out for their eye-catching, circus-inspired outfits.

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** A Pilates move recommended by instructors that activates the core, strengthens the back, and helps improve posture.

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** Psychology points out that preferring to be alone is not necessarily a negative thing. Spending more time alone can reflect a valid need for rest, reflection, or personal well-being, and does not by itself imply a social or emotional problem.

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** Designer Vanessa Datorre explains what kind of weddings espadrilles are appropriate for and how to style them so they work well.

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** Orange juice has been a controversial product for years, as its daily consumption divides the scientific community. The article points out that experts have not reached a clear consensus on whether it is advisable to drink it every day.

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** The ABaC chef explains on Instagram how to make a carrot cake that is “simple, balanced, and full of flavor,” and recommends using coconut oil instead of olive or sunflower oil to achieve the best possible result.

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** Familia Martínez is the company responsible for making Mercadona’s chicken lasagna and other Hacendado private-label products.

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** The article presents five Madrid restaurants that let you travel around the world through their flavors, offering international dining experiences without leaving the city.

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** Chefs agree that to get a juicier and tastier roast chicken, the key trick is to soak it in brine for several hours before cooking. This process improves the texture and boosts the flavor, resulting in a more delicious dish.

** The Osborne bull turns 70: the story of this cultural icon

** The silhouette of the Osborne bull, seen on many Spanish roads, is turning 70. The article looks back at how this advertising image gradually became a cultural symbol and one of the most recognizable icons of Spain’s landscape.

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** Bad Bunny has kicked off his European tour in Barcelona, performing hits from his album *DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS*, a work inspired by his native Puerto Rico.

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** Fede Valverde was born 27 years ago in one of the most underrated cities in South America, a southern capital with a notable historical legacy and a remarkable mix of architectural and cultural styles.

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** This town in Zaragoza province, located halfway between Huesca and Zaragoza, stands out for its rich architectural heritage. It combines a medieval setting with a thousand-year-old castle and Roman remains, offering a wide variety of historical and cultural attractions.

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** Artificial intelligence can help you plan your vacation by suggesting destinations and adjusting budgets according to the type of trip, whether it’s as a couple, with family, or with friends. In this way, it makes it easier to organize a more personalized getaway that fits your needs.

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** Gabriel Rueda explains how he got started in trail running and emphasizes that, beyond physical endurance, the key to this sport is managing energy well over long hours. He also warns about the risks that should be avoided so that the experience is safe and rewarding.

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** Psychologist Ana Clavell explains that many people seek love through usefulness: they try to feel needed in order to avoid abandonment. This need can lead them to remain in relationships that aren’t right for them.

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** The president of the Spanish Society of Cardiology is calling for more defibrillators and greater training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation in response to the increase in sudden death episodes in Spain.

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** A study led by Salvador Macip, a UOC researcher, seeks to identify biological markers that can distinguish between healthy aging and unhealthy aging. The goal is to better understand how the body really ages and help promote healthier old age.

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

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

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** The DGT requires a certificate of aptitude in order to work as a driving school instructor and teach at the more than 8,000 private driving schools in Spain. The article highlights the need to recruit about 3,500 teachers to meet demand in the sector.

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** The Directorate-General for Traffic has launched “super Saturdays” in Lleida to reduce a waiting list of more than 5,000 driving license candidates in the province. With this measure, more than 300 students are being tested to speed up the process of obtaining a license.

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** The V16 beacon, mandatory only in Spain, caught the attention of a German journalist, who was surprised to see that the new Cupra Raval doesn’t come with emergency triangles. Outside Spain, most drivers still use traditional warning triangles.

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** The DGT issued more than 70,700 fines to drivers for testing positive for drugs in 2025, the highest figure since 2021. In addition, it carried out 144,346 detection tests, with 123,211 positive results, reflecting an increase in detected drug use behind the wheel.

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** The General Traffic Regulations distinguish the permitted alcohol limit according to the vehicle’s maximum authorized mass (MAM), so the blood alcohol level required of truck drivers changes depending on the weight the vehicle can carry.

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** Lancia, the historic Italian brand and a dominant force in the WRC between the 1970s and 1990s, with 11 constructors’ titles and 5 drivers’ titles, has returned to rallying at the beginning of 2026.

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** Madrid’s Municipal Police has released a video with recommendations for attending Bad Bunny’s 10 performances at the Metropolitano Stadium. The message aims to guide attendees and make access and safety easier during the concerts.

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** The Madrid City Council has announced that, from June 3 to 9, EMT buses and the Bicimad service will be free in order to encourage the use of public transportation during the Pope’s visit to the city.

** A 16-year-old minor injured after being trampled by a horse in El Rocío

** A 16-year-old minor was injured after being trampled by a horse in El Rocío. In addition, two animals died: an ox from the Triana brotherhood and a horse that had to be put down because of colic.

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** Police in Palma arrested a man accused of threatening his three roommates with a knife and locking them in with a padlock. Two of the victims were together in one room, and the third was being held separately.

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** Eleven people were arrested for organizing illegal races with modified cars at several locations across the country. The groups drew more than 500 attendees to these events.

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** A musician was injured when part of the stage fell on him while he was performing in Salamanca. He was taken to the Hospital Virgen del Castañar in Béjar to receive medical care.

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** Four people were affected by a house fire in Estepona. Among them, a 64-year-old woman was taken to the town’s Primary Care Center to receive medical attention.

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** A patient suffered second- and third-degree burns over 40% of his body after a fire broke out at Torrevieja Hospital. According to the available information, the fire was allegedly caused by the patient’s own cigarette.

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** Around twenty Flotilla activists arrived at Barcelona airport after being captured while heading toward the Gaza Strip, as expected upon their return.

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** The square in Girona was named Placeta de Ricard Masó i Llunes in recognition of his strong involvement in scouting, language, and culture.

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** A court has sentenced the suspect to 15 years in prison for murdering a French citizen in Vera. In addition, he buried the victim’s body in a location that has still not been found.

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** A young man said he ordered a coffee at a restaurant and tried to insist on paying for it, but the staff wouldn’t allow him to. The experience left him surprised, as he wasn’t expecting the drink to be given to him for free.

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** Lola Cabeller, an Argentine woman living in the Canary Islands, went viral on TikTok after posting a video in which she expresses surprise at the way people shower in Spain. Her reaction has generated a lot of attention on social media because of how striking her experience was.

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** A Chinese company claims to have created an “animal translator” with 95% accuracy, but users on social media have questioned its effectiveness and suggest it could be a scam.

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** The Australian Terrier standard allows blue, steel blue, and dark blue-gray colors with tan markings. There are also specimens in sandy and deep red tones.

** Injured dogs, viral videos and money: the BBC uncovers a scam network

** The BBC revealed a scam network that exploits the suffering of injured dogs to generate viral content and make money. The case of Russet, used in several online campaigns before dying, shows how images and videos of animal abuse have become a source of digital monetization.

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** Respecting your dog’s pauses during a walk can improve their emotional well-being. Stopping when they stop encourages exploration, reduces stress, and makes the walk a more balanced and positive experience for the animal.

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** The content only invites readers to check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es, without providing any further details about predictions or zodiac signs.

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** The winning combination of the Bonoloto draw on Sunday, May 24, 2026, was 2, 7, 15, 30, 35, and 45. The complementary number was 25 and the reintegro was 6. The full results can be checked at 20minutos.es.

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** The winning number in the ONCE Sueldazo draw on Sunday, May 24, 2026, was 62964 from series 007. The full results can be found on 20minutos.es.

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** The winning combination of El Gordo de la Primitiva for Sunday, May 24, 2026 was 4, 17, 38, 41, and 52, with key number 8. The full results can be found on 20minutos.es.

** During Menopause: Young Men and Sex Toys

** A recent scientific study suggests that an active sex life, whether with sex toys, masturbation, or younger partners, could help improve menopause symptoms.

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** Gavriil Kachalin was one of the most outstanding coaches in the Soviet Union. He led the USSR in three World Cups and in the first European Championship in history, where he won the title, in addition to capturing Olympic gold.

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** The second trailer has reignited the controversy surrounding Nolan’s work, although the big question remains the same as it has for nearly three thousand years: whether Homer really existed.

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** On the occasion of Cher’s 80th birthday, the article reviews lesser-known images from her life and recalls that the artist, born Cherilyn Sarkisian LaPierre, considers Cher to be part of herself and also her work.

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** With the arrival of good weather, beaches fill up with people, and to enjoy them it’s advisable to follow certain recommendations. The article warns about habits that seem normal but should be avoided at all costs, although it does not detail what they are in this excerpt.

** Ten strange signs in your body that show you’re really healthy

** The article explains that the body doesn’t only signal when there are health problems, but also when everything is working well. It presents uncommon physical signs that, although they may seem strange, are indications that the body is in good condition and functioning properly.

** The most surreal poses of Stradivarius models

** After analyzing the forced poses of Zara and Mango, the article focuses on Stradivarius models, whose poses in a photo gallery are as surreal as they are unnecessary for showcasing the designs of the Spanish brand.

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** Thousands of people demonstrated in Madrid at the start of a new round of protests for the right to decent housing. The mobilization will spread in the coming weeks to more than 30 cities and also calls for a general strike.

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** Rents have risen by an average of 30% since 2023, and there are 20% fewer rental properties in Spain. According to the real estate sector, the housing law has not curbed the housing crisis and has made the market more expensive and harder to find homes in, while also being considered unenforceable and inefficient.

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** Rufián’s latest statements about leading the alternative left have not sparked enthusiasm, but rather tensions among the parties. Sumar is asking him to clarify his proposal, while Podemos is suggesting a possible duo with Montero, highlighting divisions and caution in response to his offer.

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** Authorities are investigating an explosion that may have occurred on the train tracks in Pakistan. The attack left at least 29 dead and 102 injured, according to the initial report, while investigations continue to determine the causes and those responsible.

** Spain remains the sole example of the “Iberian exception” and shuts the door on the far-right wave sweeping Europe

** Vox has stalled electorally in Spain and remains far from the results achieved by other far-right parties in several EU countries, reinforcing the idea that Spain continues to be an exception in the face of this wave’s advance across Europe.

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

** After 12 years, the series finale gives meaning to the beginning of Jamie and Claire’s romance. The story reveals that disappearances, even the most mysterious ones, usually have an explanation, ending with a love that defies time.

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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to make the eyes look younger, soften facial features, and add freshness without losing style.

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** Tom Hardy, star of *Venom*, has been fired from the series because of his difficult behavior during the filming of the second season. As a result, he will not be part of the third installment of this successful SkyShowtime mafia drama.

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** The expert explains the current situation regarding mortgages when buying a home. She points out that the preference for fixed-rate mortgages has changed, and that option, which used to be the most popular, no longer dominates as it once did.

** Chef José Andrés: “To improve canned cockles, don’t use lemon; try mandarin and olive oil”

** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show using canned cockles, suggesting enhancing them with mandarin and olive oil instead of lemon.

** “‘Yellowstone’ is such a huge universe that some of its stars don’t know its creator: ‘No one ever sees him’”

** Taylor Sheridan, the creator and force behind several series, has so little time that he barely spends time with his cast. The article points out that the *Yellowstone* universe is so vast that some of its stars haven’t even met him in person, according to people who work on the production.

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** From the tradition and modernity of Japan to the wild landscapes of Patagonia, the article highlights five must-do trips that experts recommend taking at least once in a lifetime.

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** Lorca’s unfinished work inspires an ambitious story told on three levels about homosexual repression, the Spanish Civil War, and the persistence of hidden loves. Los Javis’s project arrives in Cannes with a strong commitment to lyricism and to preserving the memory of buried dissident stories.

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

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** Catalonia’s most famous flower festival features 113 decorated spaces, along with concerts and routes to explore some of the city’s most emblematic landmarks, offering a standout cultural and visual experience.

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** Income Tax 2025 now has a simulator that lets you quickly and in advance find out the result of your tax return. With this tool, taxpayers can know whether they will have to pay the tax office or, on the contrary, receive a refund.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has presented a new tourist “passport,” inspired by the Camino de Santiago, to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville. The initiative aims to attract visitors and boost the local economy.

** Oil falls 6% as US and Iran appear to move closer to a peace deal

** Oil prices dropped 6% as signs emerged that the US and Iran were moving closer to a peace deal, easing fears of supply disruptions. The possible breakthrough reduced geopolitical risk premiums in the market and weighed on crude.

** Trump says there is no rush for an Iran deal, U.S. blockade remains

** Trump said there is no rush to reach a deal with Iran and that the U.S. blockade would remain in place. He indicated that Washington would continue to pressure Tehran rather than quickly pursue negotiations, signaling ongoing sanctions and a hardline stance.

India, US discuss Middle East, trade as Rubio cites progress on Iran conflict

India and the United States discussed the Middle East and trade in talks led by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who said there had been progress on the Iran conflict. The discussions also covered broader bilateral issues as both sides worked to deepen cooperation amid regional tensions.

** Gold prices jump 1% amid hopes for US-Iran peace deal, Hormuz reopening

** Gold rose about 1% as investors weighed hopes for a US-Iran peace deal and a possible reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. The move reflected shifting safe-haven demand and market reactions to easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

** Colombian presidential candidates wrap up campaigns with big rallies

** As Colombia’s presidential campaign comes to an end, candidates are holding large final rallies to rally supporters and sway undecided voters ahead of the election. The race has focused on security, the economy, corruption, and peace talks, with each contender trying to energize their base in the final stretch.

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** Possible deal on Iran divides US lawmakers largely along party lines

** US lawmakers are divided largely along party lines over a possible deal with Iran. Republicans and some Democrats have expressed skepticism and concern about concessions, while others support diplomatic efforts to curb Iran’s nuclear program. The debate highlights broader divisions over foreign policy and whether negotiation or pressure is the best path forward.

** China lowers death toll in Shanxi coal mine disaster to 82

** China revised the death toll from a coal mine disaster in Shanxi province down to 82 after previously reporting higher figures. Authorities are continuing to investigate the incident and its causes, while the mine remains under scrutiny for safety conditions and emergency response.

** Axios says proposed U.S.-Iran deal involves opening a strait during a 60-day ceasefire extension

** Axios reports that a proposed U.S.-Iran deal would extend the ceasefire for 60 days and include reopening a strategic strait. The arrangement is said to be part of broader talks aimed at easing tensions and advancing negotiations between the two sides.

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

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** Australia’s Guzman y Gomez sued in U.S. over alleged failure to notify staff of closure

** A U.S. lawsuit claims that Guzman y Gomez failed to properly notify employees before closing a location, allegedly violating worker-notification requirements. The case centers on whether the company gave staff adequate warning and complied with applicable labor laws.

** Chinese chipmaking stocks rally on Huawei chip design breakthrough

** Chinese chipmaking stocks rose after reports that Huawei achieved a breakthrough in chip design, boosting hopes for progress in China’s domestic semiconductor industry and reducing dependence on foreign technology.

** Rubio says U.S. will find “another way” if Iran talks fail

** Rubio said the U.S. wants a peaceful resolution with Iran over its nuclear program, but if negotiations fail, it will pursue “another way” to stop Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. He also said any deal must halt uranium enrichment and be verifiable.

** Huawei’s “chip queen” etches her name in China’s tech folklore

** Huawei’s top semiconductor executive has become a symbol of China’s push for technological self-reliance, earning praise for helping drive the company’s chip breakthroughs despite U.S. sanctions. Her rise highlights both Huawei’s resilience and China’s broader ambition to build a stronger domestic semiconductor industry.

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

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** Asia stocks rise on hopes for peace in Iran; Nikkei tops 65,000 for the first time

** Asian markets rose as hopes for a peaceful resolution to the Iran conflict boosted risk sentiment. Japan’s Nikkei surged past 65,000 for the first time, led by gains in exporters and tech stocks. Investors also watched falling oil prices and expectations that geopolitical tensions could ease, supporting global equities.

** Jardine Matheson to buy Australia’s I-MED at $2.4 billion enterprise value in healthcare push

** Jardine Matheson is acquiring Australian medical imaging provider I-MED in a deal valuing the company at A$3.1 billion ($2.4 billion enterprise value), marking a move into healthcare. The transaction expands Jardine’s portfolio beyond its core businesses and adds a major diagnostics platform in Australia.

** Jardine Matheson to buy Australia’s I-MED in $2.4 billion deal

** Jardine Matheson said it will acquire Australian medical imaging provider I-MED Radiology Network in a deal valued at $2.4 billion. The move expands Jardine’s healthcare investments and gives I-MED access to broader capital and growth support.

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

Nvidia said its projected $200 billion CPU market opportunity includes China, despite trade restrictions. The company highlighted strong demand for its server CPUs and emphasized that China remains an important part of its long-term growth outlook.

** Trump frequently promotes his ballroom plan but downplays Americans’ economic hardship

** The article says Trump repeatedly promoted his ballroom project in public remarks while giving little attention to Americans’ economic struggles. It highlights a contrast between his focus on the construction plan and limited acknowledgment of inflation, rising costs, and financial pressure facing many households.

** Singapore Q1 GDP growth revised up to 6%; 2026 outlook maintained

** Singapore revised its Q1 GDP growth up to 6% from 3.9%, reflecting stronger-than-expected performance. Despite the upgrade, officials kept the 2026 economic outlook unchanged, citing uncertainty from global trade tensions, weakening external demand, and risks to export-oriented sectors.

** Rubio touts U.S. energy on India trip meant to repair ties

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Argentina to gradually eliminate taxes on some industrial exports

Argentina plans to phase out export taxes on some industrial goods, aiming to boost foreign sales and support manufacturers. The move is part of broader efforts to improve competitiveness, encourage investment, and strengthen the country’s struggling economy.

** Fear over the rising cost of living pushes U.S. consumer sentiment to a record low

** U.S. consumer sentiment fell to a record low in June as Americans became increasingly worried about inflation and the rising cost of living. Surveys showed expectations worsening across income groups, with many households citing higher prices for essentials and broader economic uncertainty as key concerns.

** Michigan consumer sentiment dips as economic concerns rise

** The University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index fell in May as Americans grew more worried about inflation, interest rates, and the economy’s outlook. The drop suggests households remain cautious about spending despite still-strong employment and incomes.

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Portugal says budget balance ‘extremely difficult’ after huge storm costs

Portugal’s finance ministry said that achieving a balanced budget would be very difficult after a severe storm caused major damage and added unexpected costs. The government is facing pressure from recovery spending and lower-than-expected revenue, complicating its fiscal targets.

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

** Canada’s retail sales rose 0.9% in March, beating expectations, with gains in motor vehicles, food, and building materials. Core sales also increased, while February data was revised higher. Statistics Canada estimates April retail sales will grow 0.6%, suggesting consumer spending remained resilient despite higher interest rates.

** Americans brace for expensive summer travel as fuel costs stay near multi-year highs

** U.S. travelers are facing an expensive summer as fuel prices remain near multi-year highs, adding pressure to already costly vacations. Higher gas and travel costs are expected to affect road trips and other summer plans, making it harder for families to budget for seasonal travel.

** Singapore core inflation at 1.4% year-on-year in April, lower than expected

** Singapore’s core inflation eased to 1.4% in April from 1.9% in March, below forecasts, as increases in services and goods prices moderated. Overall inflation also slowed, supporting expectations that price pressures are cooling further in the city-state.

** US-Iran latest: Rubio signals a “pretty solid” framework deal to reopen Hormuz

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Singapore economy beats expectations in Q1 with 6% annual growth, risks ahead

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** Huawei proposes a new path for chip development amid US sanctions

** Huawei says US sanctions have forced it to rethink chip development, pushing it toward new domestic and alternative supply-chain strategies. The company aims to keep advancing semiconductor capabilities despite restricted access to key foreign technology and tools.

** Republican defiance over “anti-weaponization” fund sets up confrontation with Trump

** Republicans are resisting efforts to eliminate a fund aimed at combating the “weaponization” of government, setting up a clash with Trump allies who want it cut. The dispute highlights divisions within the GOP over how to handle federal oversight and politically charged investigations.

** Soaring stocks could face a rough patch as earnings wind down, yields rise

** U.S. stocks have climbed despite concerns over trade and tariffs, as investors have focused on earnings and hopes for future Federal Reserve rate cuts. But with earnings season ending, bond yields rising, and September often being a weak month for markets, stocks may face a more volatile period ahead. Experts warn that the S&P 500 could pause and consolidate after its strong rally.

** Turkish police force oust opposition from headquarters as crisis deepens

** Turkish police removed members of the opposition party from their Istanbul headquarters after a court-appointed trustee took control, escalating tensions within the party and deepening Turkey’s political crisis. The move followed internal disputes and legal action that have further weakened the opposition’s leadership and sparked outrage among supporters.

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** Analysis — U.S. Treasury rout tests Washington’s tolerance for higher borrowing costs

** U.S. Treasury yields have risen sharply, increasing borrowing costs and testing how much pain Washington can tolerate. The selloff reflects concerns about debt, inflation, and heavy Treasury issuance, with investors demanding higher returns. If yields remain elevated, the move could put pressure on fiscal policy, mortgage rates, and market sentiment.

** Bitcoin slips as hopes for a U.S.-Iran peace deal are offset by crypto ETF outflows

** Bitcoin edged lower as optimism over a possible U.S.-Iran peace deal was outweighed by continued outflows from crypto ETFs. The article says investor sentiment remains cautious, with broader market uncertainty pressuring digital assets despite geopolitical hopes.

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

** Solstice, a DeFi platform built on Solana, has surpassed $400 million in total value locked as institutional interest increases. Bullish, which is listed on the NYSE, has joined its group of institutional allocators, underscoring growing confidence in Solstice’s products and broader adoption of DeFi among traditional finance companies.

** Bitcoin slips below $76k, set for weekly loss amid liquidations, rate volatility

** Bitcoin fell below $76,000 and headed for a weekly decline as traders faced heavy liquidations and shifting interest-rate expectations. The drop added to recent crypto market volatility, with risk assets pressured by uncertainty over monetary policy and broader market sentiment.

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

** Foresight Ventures led a $30 million investment in PopDEX, a perpetual decentralized exchange focused on trader-centric features. The funding will help expand PopDEX’s product development, enhance trading tools, and support growth as it aims to improve the perp DEX experience for active traders.

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

** The article explains that NOXCAT frames staking as a way to strengthen long-term ecosystem alignment rather than chase quick returns. It emphasizes sustained participation, shared incentives, and building commitment among holders to support the project’s growth and stability over time.

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

** Nexpace announced a buyback program for NXPC to support the MapleStory Universe ecosystem and strengthen long-term, user-centered growth. The initiative is intended to stabilize and reinforce the token economy while aligning incentives for players, contributors, and the broader community.

** Bitcoin ticks up marginally amid elevated yields, boost to U.S.-Iran peace hopes

** Bitcoin rose slightly as elevated Treasury yields weighed on markets, while growing hopes for a possible U.S.-Iran peace agreement helped support sentiment. The article notes that crypto remained relatively steady despite macro pressure and geopolitical uncertainty.

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

Bitcoin Depot’s bankruptcy is seen as a sign of trouble for crypto ATMs, which have faced increasing scrutiny, fraud concerns, and stricter regulation. Roshan Dharia says the sector’s struggles reflect a broader reckoning as demand weakens and compliance costs rise, forcing operators to adapt or leave the market.

** Bitcoin falls below $77,000 on Gate as BTC cools

** Bitcoin dropped below $77,000 on Gate as the recent rally cooled, reflecting broader market caution and profit-taking. Traders appeared to be pausing after strong gains, with BTC losing momentum amid volatility and shifting sentiment.

** Sampo buys back 1.9 million shares in week 21

** Sampo repurchased 1.9 million of its own shares during week 21 as part of its share buyback program. The article outlines the week’s repurchase activity, including the number of shares acquired, but does not provide any further operational or financial details.

** Sampo completes share buyback of 1.9 million shares in week 21

** Sampo said it bought back 1.9 million of its own shares during week 21 as part of its share repurchase programme. The company reported that the purchases were made on Nasdaq Helsinki in accordance with applicable rules and disclosed the week’s trading volume and average price details.

** How Meta went from an AI winner to a controversial stock

** The article examines how Meta shifted from being seen as an AI leader to a more debated stock, likely due to changing investor sentiment, market performance, and questions about its strategy and valuation.

** IHS Holding stock hits 52-week high at $8.39

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** Taysha Gene Therapies stock reaches all-time high of $5.49

** The article reports that Taysha Gene Therapies’ stock hit an all-time high of $5.49, highlighting strong investor momentum. It likely reflects positive market sentiment around the biotech company and its gene therapy pipeline.

** 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 stock has risen 12.18% over the past year, though it still trades below its 52-week low-adjusted benchmark. The article highlights the company’s market activity and performance data without additional event details.

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

** Eaton Vance shares reached a 52-week high of **$22.74**, reflecting strong investor interest and positive market momentum.

** Eaton Vance Tax Managed Buy Write stock hits 52-week high at $14.57

** Shares of Eaton Vance Tax Managed Buy Write rose to a 52-week high of $14.57, reflecting strong recent momentum. The article highlights the stock’s performance as it reached this milestone, though no additional details were provided in the supplied content.

** American Financial Group stock hits 52-week low at $19.77

** American Financial Group shares fell to a 52-week low of $19.77. The move highlights continued weakness in the stock and investor concern over the company’s recent performance and outlook.

** Sprott Physical Gold and Silver Trust stock hits all-time high of $47.33 USD

** The article reports that Sprott Physical Gold and Silver Trust reached an all-time high of $47.33 USD. It highlights the trust’s strong market performance and investor interest amid favorable precious metals conditions.