News Summary - 05/28/2026

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** US strikes Iran targets for a second time in three days

** The strikes occurred amid a fragile ceasefire between the US and Iran, while negotiations continued in an effort to end a three-month war.

** Israel issues evacuation order for large areas of southern Lebanon

** The military said areas south of the Zahrani River are now “combat zones,” warning residents to evacuate as it threatens Hezbollah with renewed strikes.

Jill Biden says she thought her husband was having a stroke during the 2024 debate

Jill Biden told CBS News that she was frightened by Joe Biden’s performance in his 2024 debate against Donald Trump, saying she briefly thought he might be having a stroke.

** Ebola-hit DR Congo faces “catastrophic collision” of disease and conflict, WHO warns

** WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo is hindering efforts to contain Ebola, creating a dangerous clash between disease and conflict that could worsen the outbreak.

** Matthew Perry's assistant jailed for 41 months over actor's ketamine death

** Kenneth Iwamasa, Matthew Perry’s assistant, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute ketamine causing death and was sentenced to 41 months in prison. He said he will “forever regret” his actions.

** Australia charges woman who returned from Syria with joining Islamic State

** Several groups of women and children who spent years in a Syrian camp have returned in recent months.

** Australia sues US giant 3M over 'forever chemicals' in firefighting foam

** Australia has launched its largest-ever government case, seeking A$2 billion from 3M over contamination caused by “forever chemicals” in firefighting foam used at defense sites.

Google employee charged with using internal data to make $1.2 million from bets

A longtime Google employee was charged in New York for allegedly violating insider trading laws by using internal company data to place bets and earn about $1.2 million.

** Five people found alive after a week trapped in a flooded cave in Laos

** Rescuers found five people alive after they had been trapped for a week in a flooded cave in Laos. Search efforts are continuing for two additional villagers who remain missing.

** Israeli strike in Gaza City kills new head of Hamas's military wing

** Hamas says Mohammed Odeh, the newly appointed head of its military wing, was killed in an Israeli strike on a residential building in Gaza City. His wife and two children also died in the attack.

** Oil prices jump after US launches new attacks on Iran

** US strikes hit Iran despite an existing ceasefire and ongoing peace talks between Tehran and Washington, raising tensions and prompting a jump in oil prices.

** Woman caught after 30 years on the run is jailed for armed robberies

** Klette was finally arrested in a Berlin apartment in 2024 after decades on the run, and she was put on trial last year.

** One killed and nine missing after chemical explosion at US paper mill

** A tank ruptured at a paper mill in Longview, Washington, killing one person, injuring nine others, and leaving nine more missing.

** Hotel that refused to give tourist tap water acted lawfully, Italian court rules

** Italy’s Supreme Court ruled that a hotel did not violate consumer rights by offering a tourist only €7 bottled mineral water instead of tap water, finding the hotel’s actions lawful.

** Ghana welcomes Pope's apology over the Catholic Church's role in slavery

** Ghana has welcomed the Pope’s apology for the Catholic Church’s role in slavery. The country, which served as a major gateway in the transatlantic slave trade, sees the apology as an important acknowledgement of historical wrongdoing.

Trump-backed challenger defeats veteran U.S. senator in Texas primary

Ken Paxton’s victory in the Texas primary sets up a closely watched contest in November’s midterm elections.

** South Korea detains dissident who fled China in a rubber boat

** Dong Guangping, a Chinese activist and former police officer, was detained by South Korean authorities after fleeing China in a rubber boat. He reportedly spent hours at sea before arriving in Korean waters.

We analysed thousands of Trump's posts - here's what we found

BBC's Ros Atkins and BBC Verify reviewed thousands of posts made by the president, examining patterns and themes in his online activity.

** How my brother went from liberal Hollywood actor to manosphere “messiah”

** The sister of Mexican influencer El Temach says she no longer recognizes him, describing a stark transformation from his earlier identity as a liberal Hollywood actor to a controversial manosphere figure.

** Is “out of control” U.S. tipping culture spreading overseas?

** U.S.-style tipping norms are increasingly influencing other countries as service workers and businesses push for higher gratuities. While American waitstaff now often expect 20% or more, tip amounts are also rising abroad, prompting debate over whether tipping culture is becoming excessive and spreading internationally.

** Duterte ICC trial to start on 30 November: What you need to know

** Duterte faces charges related to his deadly war on drugs, which left thousands dead.

** Paul McCartney on playing guitar with Paul Mescal: “He knew it better than I did!”

** Paul McCartney talks about his 20th solo album, *The Boys of Dungeon Lane*, describing it as a collection of “memory songs.” He also discusses his interest in the upcoming Beatles biopics, including a story about playing guitar with actor Paul Mescal, who knew the part better than McCartney did.

** In court as Matthew Perry’s assistant is sentenced

** BBC’s Shaimaa Khalil was present in court as Kenneth Iwamasa, Matthew Perry’s assistant, was sentenced to 41 months in prison for injecting Perry with ketamine.

Watch: Moment rescuers find five people trapped in a Laos cave

Rescuers in Laos discovered five villagers alive inside a flooded cave after they had been trapped for a week.

Watch: UFC arena construction begins at White House ahead of fight

A large structure is being built at the White House to host a UFC cage fight, part of the celebrations for the 250th anniversary of the US Declaration of Independence.

Paris is “punishingly hot” as Western Europe is hit by a heatwave

Hugh Schofield reports from Paris, where a heat dome has settled over Western Europe, pushing temperatures above the usual average for May.

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** The judge states for the first time that the former PSOE number three held the “higher-ranking authority” in a corruption network linked to the SEPI case, involving alleged multimillion-euro rigging from which he would also have benefited.

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** The Civil Guard’s UCO deployed an operation early Wednesday morning at the PSOE’s federal headquarters on Ferraz Street in Madrid.

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** The investigation points to an alleged network made up of Socialist leaders, lawyers, businesspeople, and police officials, identified for their possible role in obstructing judicial cases against the PSOE.

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** Socialists are increasingly uneasy with Pedro Sánchez’s strategy as frustration grows over the lack of explanations and internal communication. Party members say they are “saturated,” signaling mounting doubts about the leadership’s handling of the situation and concern over the political cost of continued silence.

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** Leire Díez, the so-called “fixer” for the PSOE, stated that she has not received instructions from Santos Cerdán, either directly or indirectly, after the UCO arrived at Ferraz headquarters. She also said she did not know what the Civil Guard unit was looking for.

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** Sumar expresses concern over the “worrying” scandals affecting the PSOE and calls for “convincing” explanations. Even so, it emphasizes that its red line remains the possible illegal financing of the party, not the corruption cases known so far.

** “By order of the one”: those involved in the alleged scheme pointed to Sánchez’s knowledge

** In April 2024, Leire Díez said that Santos had sent her and that they had useful information to help the president, according to the first meeting of the alleged scheme. The meeting took place during Sánchez’s five days of reflection, and those involved suggested that the president knew about the operation.

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** The text states that Zapatero’s indictment was a severe blow to those who had praised him as a moral and intellectual reference point for Spanish socialism, causing a sense of bewilderment and the collapse of that image.

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** The article criticizes Pedro Sánchez and the PSOE for bringing the government to the brink of disaster, comparing their management to a car whose brakes are failing badly.

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** The PSOE loses two-tenths compared with March and, for now, is not being hurt by Zapatero’s indictment. The PP also rises two-tenths and could reach up to 148 seats. Sumar is taking advantage of the PSOE’s decline to gain support.

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** Seven out of ten Spaniards believe that the “Zapatero case” will damage the PSOE’s image, according to the report.

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** Two out of every three citizens believe that the Koldo scandal will cost the PSOE votes. By contrast, only 29% think that the Kitchen case will hurt the PP electorally, reflecting greater harshness among Socialist voters toward their party than among Popular Party voters toward theirs.

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** A majority of Spaniards support holding municipal and general elections on the same day. Support is especially high among left-wing voters: 66% among Sumar voters and 62% among PSOE voters, according to the provided content.

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** Rayo Vallecano, managed by Íñigo Pérez, lost the Conference League final to a superior Crystal Palace. The English team were crowned champions of Europe’s third club competition thanks to a goal by Mateta.

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** A study describes for the first time the physical injuries that cocaine can cause in the heart’s “pacemaker.” The research reveals scars and lasting damage in this area, helping explain heart problems that can appear even years after someone has used the drug.

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** The trial begins this Thursday at the Provincial Court with 11 defendants and dozens of witnesses who will testify over the next week. It concerns an alleged case of favoritism at the Badajoz Provincial Council involving Pedro Sánchez’s brother.

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** The president of Cox presented his candidacy this Wednesday to lead Real Madrid, in a bid to challenge Florentino Pérez’s power through an ambitious project focused on the fans and the club’s structure.

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** Singer Melody visited Pablo Motos’s show to present her new song, *Ilarie*, which she performed live as she entered the studio.

** Sea level rise will swallow this U.S. city this century

** A study warns that the city has reached a point of no return: rising sea levels will completely surround it during this century. The researchers say its residents should begin planning their relocation as soon as possible.

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** Private storage units are not always cheaper than those offered by specialized companies, according to the article.

** The U.S. attacks Iranian military installations, and Tehran responds by bombing a U.S. base

** The U.S. shot down four attack drones launched against American ships, according to local media, in an action described as “self-defense.”

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** An alleged draft attributed to the US proposes that Iran restore maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to pre-war levels within a month, while Washington would withdraw its naval forces. The White House has denied the document and described it as “pure invention.”

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** With Rosa Ballarín absent on a literary trip, Isra Álvarez joins Claudia Campos to review the most notable headlines from national and international celebrity news.

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** Libraries are now receiving students who no longer carry paper notes, but technological devices. The scene reflects how technology has gradually displaced traditional books, to the point that in some libraries the most consulted item ends up being the Wi‑Fi code.

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** A 10-question quiz tests your memory and knowledge about well-being, concentration, and healthy habits.

** Massacre among FARC dissidents: around fifty dead in the Colombian jungle

** Defense Minister Pedro Sánchez Suárez stated that the FARC dissident groups clashed over disputes involving drug trafficking, extortion, and other illicit economies.

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** Leftist senator Iván Cepeda and right-wing politicians Abelardo de la Espriella and Paloma Valencia are competing this Sunday in Colombia’s presidential election, in a race that is expected to be decided in a runoff.

** The U.S. kills two alleged drug traffickers in a new attack on a speedboat

** In the first attack of the week, carried out yesterday, the armed forces reported that one person died and two suspects were injured.

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** Sevilla have called off the negotiations after considering Sergio Ramos’s offer insufficient, as it had been substantially reduced from the initial proposal.

** Criticism of Alexia Putellas over her departure from Barça: “It’s not the first time she’s been hypocritical”

** Alexia Putellas leaves Barça Femení after 14 seasons as the club’s most decorated player. Her departure has sparked criticism, with some accusing her of hypocrisy.

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** In Spain, more than 470 dogs enter shelters every day, and around 73% are mixed-breed. The piece highlights the strong presence of these dogs in shelters and the need to make them more visible.

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** After the DANA in Valencia, thousands of people lost their homes and saw their lives halted by the floods. With the help of volunteers, associations, and other organizations, many families are beginning to return to normal.

** Meet the new Peugeot 408 hybrid: three different models for every type of driving

** Peugeot presents the 408 in three electrified versions: fully electric, plug-in hybrid, and mild hybrid. Each one is designed for different driving styles, combining technology, comfort, and efficiency to improve the travel experience.

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** Long jumper Fátima Diame attended the fifth Top Women in Sports gala this Tuesday.

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** Leticia Requejo revealed on *El tiempo justo* that Orson Salazar, former husband of Paz Vega, was seen “well accompanied” at an Ibiza after-party.

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** Universities are introducing frequency detectors in university entrance exams to identify mobile phones, smartwatches, and other hidden communication systems used in cheating. These devices do not directly detect AI or the nano earpiece, but rather the wireless signals from the phone, which is usually at the center of the fraud.

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** A young American was sentenced in India after trying to give a Coca-Cola to an isolated indigenous tribe. The case, which had already caused him legal trouble in 2025 for the same reason, has reignited controversy over his behavior and respect for vulnerable communities.

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** An anonymous customer told Soy Camarero that at a bar in Huelva, they were charged just for sitting at a table, and wanted to know whether that practice was legal.

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** The Yellowstone universe returns with Dutton Ranch on SkyShowtime, promising to continue the story of legacy, intrigue, and ambition surrounding the Dutton family.

** Sabadell’s mega dividend puts the spotlight on the moves of “rebel” shareholder David Martínez

** Sabadell’s mega dividend increases the chances that David Martínez, the third-largest shareholder and main individual investor, will sell his 3.8% stake after receiving the extraordinary payout.

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** On June 1, the finale of the third season of *Euphoria* will premiere, an installment that has divided audiences because of the storylines involving Nate, Rue, and Maddy.

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** A realistic and sustainable guide to improving metabolism, energy, body composition, and overall well-being. The content highlights that trying to change everything at once is usually the most common mistake and advocates avoiding extreme self-pressure.

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** CAR-T therapy is a revolutionary technique that modifies and trains cells outside the body so they can be reintroduced later to fight cancer. This approach harnesses the patient’s own immune system to attack tumor cells more precisely.

** Spotify boasts about its algorithm: Spanish artists were discovered 3.2 billion times in 2025

** Spotify reports that Spanish artists earned €156 million in royalties in 2025, 14% more than the previous year. Nearly half of that revenue came from listeners outside Spain, highlighting the international reach of Spanish music.

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** This town in Cantabria, in northern Spain, stands out for combining sea, mountains, and history, making it an ideal destination for rural tourism. Its beauty and heritage make it especially attractive to those traveling the Camino de Santiago.

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** The ABaC chef explains three keys to making healthier French fries without losing flavor: removing some of the starch, using less oil, and taking care with the frying process to achieve a crispy, appetizing texture.

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** Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology have developed an artificial intelligence-based method that could increase the lifespan of electric car batteries by nearly 23% without affecting charging time.

** Spain will keep scorching for another week and record temperatures 10°C or more above normal

** The weekend will bring widespread highs of 35°C and tropical nights of over 20°C across large areas of the country, keeping Spain at temperatures well above average for another week.

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** The IDF said it had attacked about 550 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon during the week, amid new bombardments in the south of the country despite the ceasefire.

** 23-year-old missing man found dead in Albacete reservoir after asking for help in the water

** A 23-year-old man who went missing in a reservoir in Albacete after calling for help while in the water has been found dead. He asked for help on Tuesday and, despite the search operation deployed by the authorities, he could not be located until now.

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** The school principal identified the alleged attacker inside the school grounds. He was held by construction workers until the police arrived, and was then arrested.

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** California justice has definitively closed the case over Matthew Perry’s death after sentencing his assistant to three years and five months in prison.

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** Catalonia has launched a free 2,500 km cycling route divided into 13 stages. The route offers a major challenge for cycling enthusiasts and, at the same time, a unique way to discover the region’s landscapes and secrets.

** The end of minimum widow’s pensions: who will receive more this year

** The latest reform aims to ensure that no contributory widow’s pension from Social Security falls below the minimum subsistence threshold, which will mean increases for those who have so far received the lowest amounts.

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** Melo’s, next to the Argüelles metro station in Madrid, is a very well-known bar for its generous and affordable food. It stands out for its famous “zapatilla” sandwich, and is presented as an ideal option for eating well in the city center for less than 15 euros.

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** The Civil Guard’s Central Operative Unit (UCO) entered Ferraz this Wednesday in connection with the Leire case and the alleged “sewers” of the PSOE, but Pedro Sánchez does not believe there are grounds to resign or step back.

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** The road network is essential infrastructure for safety, well-being, and competitiveness. The article highlights that keeping it in good condition is a priority and that securing sustainable financing is key to its long-term preservation.

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** The news reports that, although there are still conjectures and suspicions, the case has already become highly damaging for the PSOE, which is facing a “deadly” political situation because of the impact of the case.

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** Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical does not reject technology, but rather proposes regulating and governing it with ethics, responsibility, and clear rules to prevent abuses. His message defends the role of humanity in the face of the growing power of the “lobby” of artificial intelligence.

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** The Málaga-born Pepa Flores was approached by José Domingo Bueno, a reporter for *Y ahora Sonsoles*, and reappeared to send a reassuring message about her health, assuring that she is “better.”

** *The Shadow of the Wind*, the best-selling title after *Don Quixote*, turns 25: how the modern classic was born

** The publisher Planeta celebrates the 25th anniversary of the publication of *The Shadow of the Wind*, a work by Carlos Ruiz Zafón that became a literary phenomenon and transformed the way literature and the book world are understood.

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** The 21-year-old Argentine, nicknamed “the red-haired Ponzi,” is accused of scamming his followers by promoting trading courses with promises of high earnings. According to the article, he displayed a fake luxury lifestyle to attract clients.

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** A study with Spanish participation, published in *Nature*, achieves the first direct measurement of the mass of a black hole from the early universe, a key breakthrough for understanding how the first black holes grew and the early evolution of the cosmos.

** 20minutos puts Ciudadano20 at your service, the reader channel to take part in the news and report any story that could be investigated.

** 20minutos introduces Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to participate in the news, suggest topics, and report stories that could be investigated. It invites people to write in and share what issues should be covered.

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** 20minutos launches “Pet Passport,” an initiative for readers to share the story of their pets with the community. The most outstanding profiles will be published.

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** Luis de la Fuente has already announced his 26-man squad for the World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, but it is still not known which Spain players will be starters.

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** In March 2026, 46,661 mortgages were signed for home purchases, 9% more than the same month a year earlier and the best figure for that month in 16 years. The average initial interest rate was 2.84%, according to the INE.

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** A worker has died after being hit by the bucket of an excavator in Cercanías Madrid. Paramedics tried to resuscitate him for 40 minutes, but were unable to save his life.

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** Two siblings were rescued after their house caught fire in Chiclana. The woman was trapped under the rubble and had to be freed. A Civil Guard officer who intervened needed medical assistance at the scene and was given oxygen.

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** The prosecutor has reduced his sentencing request and is now asking for prison terms ranging from one and a half years to five and a half years for the accused in the death of a young man in an attack attributed to the Dominican Don’t Play.

** Accepts an 18-year prison sentence and €130,000 in compensation for killing his partner with stab wounds

** The defendant’s defense reached an agreement with the prosecutor’s office to avoid a trial by jury. The defendant admitted to the charges, accepting an 18-year prison sentence and the payment of €130,000 in compensation for killing his partner with stab wounds.

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** Young people are choosing to leave university and opt for vocational training, as they believe it offers more job opportunities and a more direct path to employment. The vocational program is seen as a practical alternative with many opportunities.

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** Céfiro Square in Canillejas has become the meeting point for visiting supporters before heading to Atlético de Madrid’s stadium, causing inconvenience for local residents because of the massive gatherings of fans.

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** Hundreds of recipients of the Minimum Vital Income are reporting that the State is demanding they return thousands of euros due to alleged administrative errors. They say the aid was granted automatically and that they are now facing unexpected repayment claims after years of receiving the subsidy.

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** Leire Martínez was the person behind Clavel and won the fifth edition of 'Mask Singer'. The finale surprised the audience with an improvised duet alongside Ruth Lorenzo before revealing her identity.

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** David Cantero was revealed as Jirafa on *Mask Singer*, while Vicky Martín Berrocal was hiding under Troglodita.

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** Netflix has confirmed that 'La Revuelta' will arrive on its platform and will be available the day after it airs on La 1 of TVE, according to an announcement on social media.

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** The contestant confessed that he is so hooked on the show that he wakes up early thinking about words. Although he says he is very sleepy by nature, being in the studio makes him get up at five in the morning.

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** The Supreme Court has upheld the ruling against Kiko Hernández for violating Julia Janeiro’s privacy with comments made on *Sálvame*. He will have to pay 30,000 euros, in a judgment that emphasizes that not everything goes.

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** The host of *El Intermedio* joked that he doesn’t need food coloring because he is already “red” by nature. He also humorously said he snacks on shrimp “like every afternoon,” ending the line with an ironic political reference.

** The president of Iustitia Europa, on *Código 10*: “Zapatero has the same flight risk as Ábalos”

** Iustitia Europa says it will act as a private prosecutor in the case against former President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and will request his pretrial detention, arguing that he has the same flight risk as Ábalos.

** Mediaset Spain is already preparing a new program that will include 'El Rosco' as its star challenge

** After Atresmedia’s problems with the rights to 'El Rosco', Mediaset has taken advantage of the opportunity to secure the popular challenge and is already preparing a new program that will feature it as the main test.

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** Laura, after breaking up with Lorenzo, stayed to live in Seville with Borja, also a participant in *Married at First Sight*, and love blossomed between them.

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** The expert emphasizes the importance of training teachers to teach sex education in the classroom to minors. She warns that it is dangerous for children to receive this information through pornography and argues that teachers should be prepared to address these topics rigorously.

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** The article mentions that the Prince of Norway spoke publicly about his wife Mette-Marit’s health and stated that she is seriously ill.

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** Pep Guardiola was seen with Cristina Serra, the mother of his children, at his farewell from Manchester City. The image has reignited rumors about a possible reconciliation between the two.

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** The TikTok English teacher announced her separation from Francisco Martínez through a statement in which she explained that the breakup happened amicably, three years after their wedding.

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** Eva Isanta speaks with emotion and pride about José Luis Gil, whom she describes as “wonderful” and as having “tremendous energy.”

** Fran Rivera, very upset with his brother Kiko after his “raid” on Cantora: “The peace is going to end”

** Alberto Guzmán said on *El sótano club* that some of the items taken out of Cantora would not belong only to Kiko Rivera. This reportedly caused displeasure and could worsen the family conflict.

** YouTuber arrested for defaming South Korean actor Kim Soo-hyun with fake AI-generated evidence

** Kim Se-ui, from the YouTube channel Hover Lab, has been arrested for allegedly defaming South Korean actor Kim Soo-hyun using fake evidence generated with AI. The YouTuber denies the charges and says he will take legal action.

** Amaia Montero speaks again about the criticism after returning to the stage: "I’m sticking with the support"

** Amaia Montero is already in Madrid to perform three concerts with La Oreja de Van Gogh at the Movistar Arena on May 28, 29, and 31. After her return to the stage, the singer has once again addressed the criticism and says she prefers to focus on the support she has received.

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** Leiva paid an emotional tribute to Robe Iniesta during the Spanish Music Academy Awards ceremony, highlighting his legacy and influence on Spanish music.

** Elena Gortari points to the “influencers” she has stopped following in her plea against physical insecurities: “They affect me a lot”

** Elena Gortari explains that she has stopped following certain influencers because the unrealistic images and “perfect bodies” they share on social media affect her. The TikToker emphasizes the importance of embracing real bodies and healthy habits in order to combat physical insecurities.

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** According to RTBF, Princess Isabel will become the Belgian heir to the throne with the highest academic qualifications in history. After completing her university studies, she will take a sabbatical year.

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** The Blaugrana club paid tribute to Alexia Putellas at Camp Nou, the Spanish footballer who leaves the team after 14 seasons.

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** The candidate for the presidency of Real Madrid presented part of his project, focused on the club’s members. He proposes a “premium hotel” and applying a 50% discount until the team wins the Champions League again.

** Eder Sarabia leaves Elche: "I have two small children and my relationship with my wife, which I would like to be better"

** Eder Sarabia is leaving Elche despite having one year left on his contract. The Basque coach helped the team secure its place in La Liga this season and says his decision is influenced by personal and family reasons, including wanting to improve his relationship with his wife and spend more time with his young children.

** Sergio Scariolo, about the controversial refereeing in the EuroLeague final: “We have to turn the page”

** Real Madrid basketball coach Sergio Scariolo attended the fifth Top Women in Sports gala this Tuesday.

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** Vinícius, whose contract with Real Madrid ends on June 30, 2027, said he is in no rush to renew. The Brazilian forward indicated that there are still many issues to discuss about his future.

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** A father created Livox, an AI-based software to help people without oral language communicate. The initiative was inspired by his daughter Clara, who has cerebral palsy, and aims to ensure that people with disabilities have the right to express themselves and learn.

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** British Council and Fundación ONCE have signed a partnership to promote inclusive academic mobility for students with disabilities, with the aim of ensuring that these programs are developed under an inclusive model.

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** The DGT will allow drivers with disabilities who are traveling alone to use the Bus-VAO lane, as long as the vehicle is properly identified in order to be allowed to use it.

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** Negotiations between Bimbo Donuts Iberia and the unions remain deadlocked after the latest meeting. The union representatives continue to reject the production and organizational reasons cited by the company to justify the restructuring, which still stands by its proposal for 86 layoffs.

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** Fedea and BBVA Research forecast in their latest Quarterly Labor Market Observatory that Social Security affiliation will grow by 0.7% between April and June, although job creation will slow down.

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** The Treasury carried out its third operation of 2026 and raised 13 billion in a ten-year bond issue, with demand ten times higher. The placement was led by BBVA, Citi, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, Santander, and Société Générale.

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** Corruption directly affects money and, although it always seems scarce, it remains a central topic when it comes to having it.

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** The OECD warns that member countries are making “modest” efforts to reduce their public debt, while pressure is increasing to finance social and health spending.

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** Ibercaja is celebrating its 150th anniversary focused on carrying out its strategic plan, which will end this year. The bank rules out mergers, although it leaves open the possibility of acquiring complementary businesses.

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** Pope Leo XIV has stirred up social media by citing a *Lord of the Rings* reference in his encyclical on artificial intelligence, prompting comments about his use of a phrase associated with Gandalf.

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** Prime Video’s romance phenomenon says goodbye to toxic heartthrobs like Chuck Bass and highlights a new kind of leading man in Garrett Graham, celebrating healthy relationships and a more positive model of masculinity.

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** Candela Peña spoke with CINEMANÍA about her new Netflix film, *La desconocida*, which premieres on June 5, and took the opportunity during the interview to defend the work of screenwriters, whom she considers “the great forgotten ones” of cinema.

** Graciela Molina and Laura Monedero, dubbing actresses for Natalie Portman, Kirsten Dunst, or Brie Larson: “Our work is invisible”

** CINEMANÍA interviews Graciela Molina and Laura Monedero, two of the most recognizable voices in Spanish dubbing, who highlight the value of a profession that is essential but often invisible.

** It’s official: Disney+ confirms season 2 of *The Testaments* for 2027

** The sequel to *The Handmaid’s Tale* has been well received by audiences, and Disney+ has officially confirmed the renewal for a second season, set to premiere in 2027.

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** The prequel to *The Handmaid’s Tale* ends with a mix of deaths and lives saved, driven by the rage and determination of a teenager. The conclusion leaves a wedding, a death, and a promise of revenge as the key elements of the ending.

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** 20minutos has launched 20bien, a new vertical dedicated to well-being and quality of life. The platform will publish practical, approachable content on health, nutrition, psychology, longevity, and active living, with a multiplatform presence.

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** Until now, the only treatment to avoid the symptoms of celiac disease is to follow a gluten-free diet.

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** A study indicates that 80.53% of Spanish smokers have impaired lung function. Their “lung age” is, on average, 16 years higher than their biological age, reflecting significant respiratory deterioration associated with smoking.

** Reading to disconnect: the habit gaining traction to reduce stress and improve well-being

** Reading helps reduce stress, improves empathy, and allows us to understand other perspectives through characters, making it a valuable habit for well-being.

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** Martha Nussbaum, one of the most influential philosophers in contemporary thought, centers her work on the role of emotions and how they influence ethical and moral life.

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** Raúl Rivas, a PhD in Biology, warns that Ebola cases could multiply and cause more deaths due to its high mortality rate. He points out that the situation could be only the beginning of a much larger crisis, still in its early stages.

** China prepares to set its space endurance record with the Shenzhou-23 mission

** The Shenzhou-23 mission is a crucial step in China’s space race toward the Moon before 2030, as it seeks to set a new record for time spent in space.

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** This external battery stands out for its innovative design, made to be placed directly under the laptop while it’s in use. It also promises to charge up to four laptops, offering a practical and portable solution for users who need extra power.

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** Madrid Metro has announced a new direct payment system with bank cards, which will allow users to pay at the turnstiles with their mobile phone or card starting June 1, streamlining access to public transport.

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** Entrepreneur Chun Wang, commander of the Fram2 mission, will take part in Starship’s first crewed interplanetary flight to Mars. The mission would mark a milestone in space exploration by taking humans on a two-year journey to study the Earth-Moon system and pave the way for future missions.

** YouTube implements new measures to identify content created with artificial intelligence

** YouTube announces new measures to help users identify and protect their image from content created with artificial intelligence, offering more information and tools to detect and manage possible unauthorized uses.

** Why Eyelashes Fall Out in Spring and How to Care for Them, According to Experts

** Two dermocosmetics experts explain that spring fatigue can contribute to eyelash loss. They also offer recommendations for caring for them and keeping them strong and healthy during this time of year.

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** The Shoulder Bridge is a Pilates exercise ideal for people over 60. It strengthens the legs and glutes, improves spinal mobility, and contributes to balance, all without impact and in a safe way.

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** Loewe will dress the men’s and women’s football teams for four years, in a collaboration that will run from the 2026 World Cup in North America through to the 2030 World Cup in Spain, Portugal, and Morocco.

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

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** This season, juicy, voluminous lips with a fresh look are trending, inspired by the aesthetic of ballet dancers.

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** Designer Vanessa Datorre explains that espadrilles can be a good option at certain weddings, depending on the style of the event. She also offers advice on how to pair them so they fit the dress code and avoid wardrobe mistakes.

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** The chef and content creator explains in his cookbook how to prepare a flavorful vegetable sauté while avoiding common mistakes, highlighting that one of the most common is adding the oil directly to the pan or wok.

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** The ABaC chef shared his carrot cake recipe on Instagram, describing it as simple, balanced, and very tasty. His main tip is to use coconut oil instead of olive oil or sunflower oil to get the best 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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** Eating almadraba bluefin tuna in Madrid is possible at various establishments around the city, ideal for those who want to enjoy this seasonal product.

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** A simple trick for preparing juicier and more flavorful roast chicken: leave it in brine for hours before cooking. According to the article, this technique helps the meat retain moisture better and improves its flavor when roasted.

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

** The iconic silhouette of the Osborne bull, seen on many Spanish roads, is celebrating 70 years. The article looks back at how this advertising symbol ended up becoming a cultural landmark and part of Spain’s landscape.

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** Not everything in the Netherlands is Amsterdam, and not everything green is tulips. This small city in Brabant holds many surprises to discover, standing out for its abundance of parks and its creative spirit.

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** Barcelona is one of the cities most affected by mass tourism. The article points out that there are tips and recommendations to reduce its effects and help visitors enjoy the city in a more sustainable and less crowded way.

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** Rayo Vallecano made history by qualifying for their first final in a European competition. The red-and-white players will travel to Germany, where the decisive Conference match will be played.

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** Meryl Streep, star of *The Devil Wears Prada 2*, visited a city in northern Spain about three years ago and fell in love with it, praising its culture and architecture.

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** Kia presents the new K4, a compact car that refreshes the segment with dynamic design, spacious interior, advanced technology, and electrified powertrain options. The lineup will include gasoline and mild-hybrid engines, with outputs of up to 180 hp, combining efficiency and performance.

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** The Devotas Tunnel, on the A-138 road connecting Bielsa with Aínsa (Huesca), will be closed at night from May 25 to June 6.

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** The new Jeep Compass grows in size, adds more technology, and becomes much more practical. According to the test, it improves precisely in the areas where the previous model showed the most weaknesses, delivering a deeper change than it seems at first glance.

Citroën wants to bring back the simplicity of the 2 CV in the age of electric cars

Citroën confirms the return of the spirit of the legendary 2 CV with a new affordable electric car, designed for urban mobility and focused on recovering the simplicity and practicality of the original model.

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** During an operational checkpoint on the A-31, police dog Pompa, from the USECIC, repeatedly alerted to the seats of a vehicle. Inside, the Civil Guard discovered nearly €200,000 hidden.

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** Lancia, the historic Italian brand and a legend of the World Rally Championship, dominated from the 1970s to the 1990s with 11 manufacturers’ titles and 5 drivers’ titles. After decades away, it returned to rallying in early 2026.

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** The renovation of the Poblado Dirigido de Orcasitas aims to improve water management and reduce waterlogging. It will also renew 13 squares and green areas in the neighborhood, adding 108 new trees and amenities to improve public spaces.

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** The registration period ends on June 1, and the allocation of the 92 protected housing units in Valdezorras will be carried out by lottery on June 17. Monthly rents will range from 230 to 490 euros.

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** The Pope’s event at Barcelona’s Estadi Olímpic will bring together around 40,000 people and will be the largest event in the Catalan capital.

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** Madrid Municipal Police officers are threatening not to take part in the special deployment for the papal visit if labor improvements are not agreed upon. The City Council has called the parties to a meeting next week in an effort to reach an agreement before the main events.

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** The Seville City Council has presented the program for Diversity Month, which will begin this Friday and run until the last weekend in June, with various activities to celebrate diversity.

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** The Government will renovate Barcelona’s Palau Robert to turn it into a major civic exhibition center. The works are scheduled for summer 2028, and the reopening of the facility is expected in early 2030.

** Partial collapse detected in the first floor slab of the hotel that caught fire in Málaga

** Firefighters are still working at the hotel that caught fire in Málaga, carrying out cooling and prevention tasks to prevent the fire from reigniting. A partial collapse of the slab on the first floor of the building has also been detected.

** A business network supplying materials for marijuana plantations is dismantled in Tarragona and Granada

** The police operation dismantled a business network in Tarragona and Granada that supplied materials for marijuana plantations. The raid ended with four arrests and the seizure of more than €240,000 in cash.

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** Residents of Alcalá de Guadaíra will get a discount on the waste collection fee if they use the new smart containers, which have electronic locks.

** Seriously injured 86-year-old man after being hit by a bus in Madrid’s Chamartín district

** An 86-year-old man was seriously injured after being hit by a bus in Chamartín (Madrid). He suffered a head injury and a chest injury.

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** The mayor of Cartagena has removed two Vox councilors, whose change in stance has left the opposition without the majority needed to move forward with a no-confidence motion.

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** A grandmother began streaming *Valorant* at the urging of her daughter, who encouraged her to start this path. Now she continues broadcasting to honor her memory and uses everything she earns to buy a headstone for her.

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** A violinist was sent to play the Titanic sinking song in front of PSOE headquarters while the UCO was inside the building, in a symbolic protest action that alludes to the party’s “sinking.”

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** At an anime convention, a group of girls was offering “feet juice” for $5 a glass, and $15 if customers wanted to drink directly from their feet. The peculiar business drew attention for how striking and controversial the idea was.

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** The article notes that only a minority of dogs vomit after eating grass, which calls into question the common belief that they do it to purge themselves.

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** A canine behavior expert explains that many conflicts in living with dogs are not due to a lack of affection, but to not understanding their needs and signals. Understanding their language helps prevent problems and improve the daily relationship.

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** The pet device market is growing rapidly, but the scientific evidence on their effectiveness remains limited. Although these collars and bracelets can provide useful information, their accuracy varies depending on the product, so their results should be interpreted with caution.

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** Check 20minutos.es for yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope for this Thursday, May 28, 2026.

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** Each student will receive two €30 vouchers to buy school supplies such as books, dictionaries, calculators, stationery, or backpacks.

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** The squad for the 2026 World Cup includes new additions such as Marc Pubill of Atlético de Madrid, as well as Gavi’s last-minute inclusion. However, there are no Real Madrid players in the list of 26 selected.

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** Verti-Go, located in Spain, is Europe’s tallest water slide and the world’s tallest capsule slide. It stands as tall as a 13-story building, making it a standout attraction for thrill-seekers.

** What does “forensic acoustics” consist of?

** During police investigations, audio recordings are analyzed to uncover clues and help solve cases or identify the culprit. This often overlooked work, known as forensic acoustics, can provide key evidence from sound.

** Gavriil Kachalin: the best coach of the Soviet era

** Gavriil Kachalin was one of the great coaches of Soviet football: he managed the USSR in three World Cups and in the first European Championship in history, where he won the title. In addition, he led the team to Olympic gold.

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** Beyond the prejudices surrounding relationship diversity, polyamory involves real costs: maintaining multiple relationships requires time, energy, and money, as well as the emotional and logistical challenge of sustaining several relationships at once.

** The phrases that best define each zodiac sign

** The article explains that each zodiac sign has not only lucky stones, but also phrases and mottos that reflect its personality. According to experts from Horóscopo Negro, the words that best define signs such as Gemini, Aquarius, Aries, Pisces, Capricorn, Sagittarius, and others have been chosen.

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** Terán’s published vignettes in *20minutos* are collected here, presenting a series of humorous or satirical illustrated pieces.

** 15 things you should never buy in bulk

** After reviewing which products are worth buying in large sizes, the article now highlights supermarket items that are better purchased in small or moderate packages to avoid them expiring before you use them and ending up wasted.

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** In 1600, Madrid and Barcelona were not the most populated cities in Spain. The Spanish Crown was a major power with territories in Europe, America, Africa, and Asia, and it also ruled Portugal during the Iberian Union.

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** The WHO reported that 223 “suspected deaths” from Ebola and 906 suspected cases have been recorded in the Republic of the Congo.

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** The news clarifies that the content associated with this alleged investment platform is being spread from a URL that does not belong to the original media outlet, which suggests that it is not an authentic publication from the cited outlet.

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** Police have dismantled a family clan dedicated to drug dealing in the Seville neighborhood of Santa Teresa. The network also operated a drug-selling point in Carmona and had drug dens monitored with cameras to facilitate the use of narcotics.

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** The Civil Guard has arrested four members of a criminal network dedicated to trafficking weapons and cocaine. After several raids in Seville and Tenerife, it considers the organization’s chain of command “completely” dismantled.

** A 74-year-old woman dies after being rescued from the water at a beach in Boiro

** A 74-year-old woman was rescued from the water at a beach in Boiro, but ultimately died. Although drowning is suspected, the exact causes of the incident are still unknown.

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** An American crisis and reputation management expert analyzes the third season of *Euphoria* and criticizes how Sam Levinson has treated the character Cassie. He points out that the scene could humiliate the character and, potentially, affect Sydney Sweeney’s career.

** David Francés, makeup artist: “After 40, it’s a mistake to keep using this eyeliner”

** The makeup artist explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to make the face look younger: lift the gaze, soften features, and add freshness without losing style. According to the expert, there are products and techniques, such as a certain eyeliner, that should be stopped in order to achieve a more flattering result.

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** Two Dutton spin-offs are already underway and, although they are very different, they share the same problem that could explain why they aren’t connecting with part of the audience. The piece points out that this common issue is not a good sign for the future of either series.

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

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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show featuring tinned cockles, suggesting an original and impressive way to enhance them without using lemon, but instead mandarin and olive oil.

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** British actor Leo Suter, known for his role in *Vikings: Valhalla*, has joined the list of possible candidates to play James Bond in the next film in the franchise, which is expected to be released in 2028.

** Five trips you should take once in your life, according to experts

** Experts highlight five must-do trips for a unique experience: exploring the mix of tradition and modernity in Japan and discovering the wild landscapes of Patagonia, among other iconic destinations that offer unforgettable experiences.

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** Glenn Close, an eight-time Oscar nominee, was one of the most praised actresses for her work in the new film by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, creators of *La Mesías* and *La llamada*.

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** A historic passage in Barcelona, protected as a historic ensemble, connects Clot and Sant Martí. At just 122 meters long, it stands out for its colorful houses, its 19th-century working-class architecture, and its quiet, pedestrian atmosphere, making it a small urban oasis.

** The most spectacular highlights of Temps de Flors 2026: streets, installations, and the most sought-after spots

** Catalonia’s most famous flower show features 113 decorated spaces across the city, along with concerts and routes through some of its most emblematic corners, offering a colorful edition full of attractions for visitors.

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** The 2025 income tax simulator is now available and allows you to quickly and in advance find out the result of your tax return. With this tool, taxpayers can see 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 introduced a new tourist visa inspired by the Camino de Santiago to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville, thereby boosting visits and tourism activity in the region.

**Oil surges after Iran targets US airbase in retaliation**

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** Iran’s IRGC says it targeted a US airbase after a strike near Bandar Abbas

** Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said it launched missiles at a US airbase in response to a strike near Bandar Abbas. The attack was described as retaliation amid rising regional tensions. No further details on casualties or damage were provided.

** Gold prices fall as fresh US-Iran attacks lift oil and the dollar

** Gold declined as renewed US-Iran tensions boosted oil and the dollar, reducing demand for the metal as a safe-haven asset. Rising yields and expectations of higher inflation also weighed on prices. Markets are watching for further geopolitical developments and their impact on broader commodity and currency movements.

** Trump says he can outwait Iran, dismisses midterm election pressure

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** Exclusive: U.S. carries out new strikes in Iran against a military site and drones, official says

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Oil prices jump 4% amid renewed US-Iran hostilities

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** Oil closes 5% lower as investors await updates on US-Iran peace deal talks

** Oil prices fell 5% as investors watched for updates on US-Iran peace deal negotiations, which could affect supply and market sentiment. The decline reflects uncertainty over potential geopolitical shifts and their impact on global crude markets.

** Gold prices fall as uncertainty swirls over U.S.-Iran peace talks

** Gold prices fell as investors reacted to changing expectations around U.S.-Iran peace talks and broader geopolitical uncertainty. The market saw reduced safe-haven demand, pushing prices lower amid ongoing speculation about diplomacy and conflict risks.

** Northwest European gasoline margins decline amid Middle East tensions

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Exclusive: ByteDance developing custom CPU chips to support AI rollout, sources say

ByteDance is developing custom CPU chips to support its AI expansion and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers, according to sources. The chips are being designed for internal use, with efforts focused on improving performance and supply stability amid tightening U.S. export restrictions.

** Trump refiles $10 billion defamation lawsuit against WSJ over report on Epstein ties

** Trump has refiled a $10 billion defamation lawsuit against *The Wall Street Journal* over a report linking him to Jeffrey Epstein. The lawsuit claims the article was false and harmful, renewing a legal battle over the newspaper’s reporting and Trump’s alleged ties to Epstein.

** NIO shares surge after launch of flagship ES9 electric SUV

** NIO shares jumped after the company unveiled its flagship ES9 electric SUV, aiming to strengthen its premium EV lineup and boost sales. Investors reacted positively to the launch, viewing it as a key move in NIO’s competition with other Chinese EV makers.

FAA orders SpaceX to investigate Starship booster mishap

The FAA has directed SpaceX to investigate an incident involving a Starship booster mishap during a recent test. The investigation will determine the cause of the problem and whether any safety issues or corrective actions are needed before further flights can proceed.

** Exclusive: Japan state-backed fund considering sale of chipmaking materials maker JSR, sources say

** Japan’s state-backed fund is considering selling chip materials maker JSR as part of a broader review of assets, sources said. Any deal could value JSR at around 1.5 trillion yen ($10 billion). The fund has not made a final decision, and options include an IPO or keeping the company listed.

** Toyota sales drop for third month on declines in China, Middle East

** Toyota reported a third straight month of falling global sales, with weaker demand in China and the Middle East offsetting gains in some other markets. The decline adds to pressure on the automaker as it navigates softer regional demand and broader industry shifts.

** China’s auto industry is unlikely to return to its “golden era,” NIO CEO says

** NIO CEO William Li said China’s auto market has entered a more difficult phase and is unlikely to return to its former “golden era.” He pointed to intense competition, shrinking profit margins, and slower demand growth as the industry moves from rapid expansion to a more mature and challenging market.

** Trump Administration in Talks to Fund U.S. Drone Companies — WSJ

** The Trump administration is reportedly discussing federal support for U.S. drone manufacturers to boost domestic production and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers. The talks reflect growing concern over national security and competition in the rapidly expanding drone market.

** Meituan shares hit 2-year low after denying massive layoff plans

** Meituan’s shares fell to a two-year low after reports sparked fears of major layoffs. The company denied plans for mass job cuts, but investor concerns over slowing growth and cost pressures weighed on sentiment.

** Australia sues 3M for $1.4 billion over PFAS “forever chemicals” contamination

** Australia has filed a $1.4 billion lawsuit against 3M, alleging the company contributed to widespread contamination from PFAS “forever chemicals.” The case seeks compensation for cleanup and related costs tied to the long-lasting pollutants found in water and the environment.

** New Zealand avoids “sugar hits” in budget, cuts growth forecast as Iran war jolts economy

** New Zealand’s budget avoids tax cuts and major spending increases, instead emphasizing fiscal restraint as it lowers growth forecasts amid economic uncertainty. Officials say the outlook has been worsened by the conflict in Iran and global instability, which are adding pressure to an already fragile economy.

** Fed’s Cook says she is prepared to raise rates if inflation doesn’t ease

** Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said she is ready to support additional interest-rate hikes if inflation fails to continue easing. She emphasized the Fed’s commitment to restoring price stability and said policy decisions will depend on incoming economic data, especially signs that inflation remains persistent.

Australia business investment jumps 6.5% in Q1 on data rush

Australia’s business investment surged 6.5% in the first quarter, driven by a rush of data-center and infrastructure spending. The increase helped offset weaker consumer demand and highlighted strong demand for digital capacity amid the AI and cloud boom.

** Australia household spending falls 1.1% in April after March jump

** Australia’s household spending dropped 1.1% in April after a revised 0.9% rise in March, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Spending on discretionary items fell, especially recreation and dining out, while essential purchases were mixed. The data points to uneven consumer demand amid ongoing pressure on household budgets.

** South Korea exports set to rise for 12th month on chip boom: Reuters poll

** South Korea’s exports are expected to keep rising for a 12th straight month in November, driven by strong global demand for semiconductors. The Reuters poll suggests chip exports will remain the key growth engine despite weakness in some other sectors.

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** Oil inventories fall less than expected, impacting crude prices

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New Zealand plans austere budget in election year as Iran war fans economic risks

New Zealand’s government is set to unveil a tight budget focused on fiscal restraint amid a challenging election-year backdrop. The plan comes as rising tensions in the Middle East and the Iran war increase global economic uncertainty, adding pressure on the country’s outlook and budget decisions.

** Top central banks forge ahead with “always-on” cross-border payments testing

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** Analysis: Canada turns from US to Europe as Iran war propels aluminium higher

** Canada is shifting more aluminium exports from the US to Europe as higher prices and stronger demand emerge amid Iran war-driven supply concerns. The conflict has boosted aluminium markets, while trade dynamics push Canadian producers to diversify buyers and capitalize on better returns abroad.

** Trump sanctions Iranian entity created to collect Hormuz tolls

** The U.S. imposed sanctions on an Iranian entity established to collect fees from ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, increasing pressure on Tehran. The move is intended to disrupt a revenue stream linked to a critical global shipping route and comes amid broader tensions between the U.S. and Iran.

Shares retreat, oil rebounds as Gulf hostilities heat up

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** Foreign investors buy Japanese stocks for the eighth straight week on AI rally

** Foreign investors continued buying Japanese stocks for the eighth consecutive week, driven by optimism about AI-related shares. The article highlights sustained overseas demand, as technology and chip-linked stocks helped support the market.

** Morning Bid: The U.S.-Iran ceasefire is unraveling

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** Thai factory output falls 0.36% year on year in April, below forecast

** Thailand’s factory output in April fell 0.36% compared with a year earlier, missing expectations. The decline reflects continued weakness in manufacturing, with production under pressure from softer demand and broader economic headwinds.

** Fed’s Jefferson says he is focusing on inflation as US labor market ‘very resilient’

** Jefferson said the Fed is focusing on inflation because the U.S. labor market remains very resilient. He suggested the central bank can keep its attention on price pressures without immediate concern about weakening employment.

** BOK’s new chief reveals hawkish posture as price, FX risks grow

** The Bank of Korea’s new chief signaled a hawkish stance as inflation and foreign-exchange risks rise. The article notes that policy may stay restrictive to support price stability and currency confidence, while markets watch for signs of when rate cuts could begin. If you want, I can also make it sound more **natural, news-style English** or **simpler English**.

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** ECB chief economist sees persistent impact on inflation from Iran war

** ECB chief economist Philip Lane said the Iran conflict could have a lasting effect on inflation by pushing up energy prices, though the impact depends on how long tensions and supply disruptions last. He noted that the ECB will monitor developments closely, as higher oil and gas costs could slow disinflation in the euro zone.

** Fed’s Goolsbee says oil shock could worsen inflationary effects of AI hype

** Federal Reserve official Austan Goolsbee warned that a new oil shock could intensify inflation, which is already being pushed up by AI-related economic hype and strong demand. He said policymakers are watching to see whether AI investment boosts productivity or adds to price pressures, as higher energy costs could make inflation harder to control.

** Bitcoin falls below $75k amid uncertainty over U.S.-Iran peace talks, ETF outflows

** Bitcoin dropped below $75,000 as traders weighed uncertainty around U.S.-Iran peace talks and continued outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. The selloff added pressure to crypto markets, with risk sentiment weakening amid broader geopolitical concerns.

** Falcon Finance and Anchorage Digital Bank Launch fUSD, a GENIUS-Ready Stablecoin with Rewards on Ceffu

** Falcon Finance and Anchorage Digital Bank have launched fUSD, a GENIUS-ready stablecoin designed to offer rewards through Ceffu. The new product aims to combine stablecoin utility with compliant infrastructure and incentivized holdings, expanding options for users seeking regulated digital asset exposure.

** Genius Group approves $100 million AI investment strategy

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** Bitcoin falls below $77K after new U.S. strikes on Iran, ETF outflows

** Bitcoin dropped below $77,000 as renewed U.S. strikes on Iran increased geopolitical tensions and triggered risk-off trading. The decline was also pressured by continued ETF outflows and weaker investor sentiment. Analysts said the move reflected broader market caution amid the conflict and uncertainty over crypto demand.

SNC Scandic Coin: A regulated real-world asset project launched on BingX, BitMart, L-Bank, and Biconomy

SNC Scandic Coin is a regulated real-world asset project that has recently launched on BingX, BitMart, L-Bank, and Biconomy. The article highlights its market debut and availability across these exchanges, presenting it as a compliant blockchain-based asset initiative.

** BlockCon Punta Cana: The Global Business Retreat Where Web3, iGaming, and Finance Converge

** BlockCon Punta Cana is a curated retreat that brings together leaders from Web3, iGaming, and finance for networking, panel discussions, and deal-making in a luxury setting. The event aims to foster cross-industry partnerships, explore emerging trends, and create high-value business opportunities in an exclusive, relaxed environment.

** Bitcoin rebounds above $77K on hopes of an Iran deal, Nasdaq crypto options plan

** Bitcoin rose back above $77,000 as markets reacted to hopes for a possible Iran deal, easing geopolitical concerns and supporting risk assets. The move came amid growing crypto-related market activity, including Nasdaq’s plan to offer crypto options, signaling continued institutional interest in digital assets.

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

** Bitcoin fell as optimism about a possible U.S.-Iran peace deal boosted overall risk sentiment, but gains were limited by ongoing outflows from crypto ETFs. Traders remained cautious, as support from easing geopolitical tensions was outweighed by weak institutional demand.

Bitcoin falls to $74.5K, on track for a weekly loss amid geopolitical uncertainty

Bitcoin fell to around $74,500 and was headed for a weekly decline as geopolitical tensions and broader market uncertainty pressured risk assets. Traders remained cautious, with crypto prices moving lower alongside equities amid concerns over escalating conflicts and macroeconomic instability.

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

** Solstice’s stablecoin protocol has surpassed $400 million in total value locked, boosted by participation from NYSE-listed Bullish as an institutional allocator. The milestone highlights growing institutional adoption of Solstice and strengthens its position in the DeFi stablecoin market.

** Sidus Space prices $100 million stock offering at $5.08 per share

** Sidus Space announced the pricing of a $100 million stock offering at $5.08 per share. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including working capital and potential growth initiatives.

** FedEx Freight to replace American Airlines in DJTA

** FedEx Freight will replace American Airlines in the Dow Jones Transportation Average, reflecting a shift in the index toward freight and logistics. The change highlights ongoing restructuring among transportation companies and is part of the index committee’s regular review to keep the DJTA representative of the sector.

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** Mitsubishi Chemical and Accenture form AI operations joint venture

** Mitsubishi Chemical and Accenture have established a joint venture to develop AI-driven operations services. The partnership aims to improve manufacturing and business processes through digital transformation, combining Mitsubishi Chemical’s industry expertise with Accenture’s technology and consulting capabilities.

** Suzan K. DelBene from WA-01 district invests in Black Belt Energy and Wise County Industrial Authority

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** Cathie Wood’s ARK adds Amazon stock while boosting Tempus AI

** ARK Invest bought Amazon shares while increasing its position in Tempus AI, reflecting Cathie Wood’s continued bet on big tech and AI-driven healthcare. The moves came as ARK adjusted holdings across its innovation-focused funds. If you want, I can also **make it more natural, more formal, or simpler English**.

** SNDL’s acquisition of 27 Ontario cannabis stores falls through

** SNDL’s planned purchase of 27 cannabis stores in Ontario has collapsed, ending the proposed expansion. The deal’s failure marks a setback for the company’s retail growth strategy in the province.

** AbbVie receives FDA approval for BPDCN blood cancer treatment

** AbbVie has received FDA approval for its BPDCN therapy, offering a new treatment option for this rare and aggressive blood cancer. The approval marks an important step for patients with limited treatment options and expands AbbVie’s oncology portfolio.

PennantPark prices $100 million notes offering due 2031

PennantPark priced a $100 million public offering of 6.875% notes due in 2031, with the deal expected to close on or about Jan. 27, subject to customary conditions. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, which may include investments, debt repayment, and working capital.