News Summary - 06/16/2026
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** Trump may release US-Iran deal before Friday, Vance says
** The US vice president said the proposed US-Iran agreement is very shortâabout a page and a halfâand remains broad in scope, with many specific details still to be negotiated later.
** Iran deal presents political nightmare for Netanyahu
** Donald Trumpâs ceasefire agreement with Iran puts Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a difficult political and security position, creating fresh challenges for his leadership and strategy.
** Married at First Sight Australia allegations are âdisturbing,â says the countryâs watchdog
** The allegations have raised concern from both Australiaâs watchdog and the UK media regulator Ofcom, which described the claims as âdeeply concerning.â
** Japan raises interest rate to highest since 1995
** The Bank of Japan has been raising interest rates from near-zero levels since 2024, marking a shift away from its long-standing ultra-loose monetary policy.
** Californiaâs Gavin Newsom alleges the Justice Department is investigating his wife and former staff
** A source familiar with the investigations says they have been ongoing for âroughly a year.â
VAR official says hand gesture was âan involuntary, subconscious twitchâ
Video assistant referee Shaun Evans denied intentionally making a hand gesture to signal any message, affiliation, game, or belief. He said the gesture was an involuntary, subconscious twitch that he was unaware of.
** Eight dead after US Air Force B-52 bomber crashes in California
** A US Air Force B-52 bomber crashed in California on Monday morning during a routine test mission, resulting in eight deaths.
** Australia to probe assault claims by Gaza flotilla activists against Israeli forces
** Australian officials will investigate allegations by Gaza flotilla activists that they were kidnapped, raped, and tortured after being detained in May.
** âGreatest feeling everâ: Cape Verdeans tell BBC of joy at holding Spain to draw
** Cape Verdeâs capital, Praia, erupted in celebration after the island nation stunned fans by holding Spain to a 0-0 draw, sparking nationwide joy and pride.
Brazil woman dies after rope-jumping instructors fail to attach rope
Three men have been arrested after a woman died in Brazil when rope-jumping instructors failed to attach the rope before helping her leap from a bridge.
** Trust in news hits a new low, research suggests
** The Reuters Institute says trust in news has fallen to its lowest level since its annual research began in 2015.
** Norwegian Crown Princessâs son found guilty of two counts of rape
** Marius Borg HĂžiby, the 29-year-old son of Norwayâs Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been sentenced to four years in prison.
** South African jazz legend Abdullah Ibrahim dies at 91
** South African jazz icon Abdullah Ibrahim, who helped shape a distinctive style of the countryâs jazz over a career spanning eight decades, has died at 91.
** MSF staff abused Sudanese refugees in a sex-for-food scandal
** Some victims said they stayed silent because they feared staff would cut off their access to aid.
** âSpider-Man of Yemenâ dies after falling into volcanic crater
** A man known as the âSpider-Man of Yemen,â Al-Qaqa Ibn Antar, died after falling into a volcanic crater while attempting to climb its walls without safety equipment, according to local authorities.
Russian strikes kill 11 and set historic cathedral in Kyiv ablaze
A Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian city of Tula, south of Moscow, killed three people.
US musician Oliver Tree dies in helicopter collision in Brazil
Singer-songwriter Oliver Tree was among six people presumed dead after a helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday.
** South Koreaâs Starbucks to shut for staff history lesson after backlash
** Starbucks in South Korea will briefly close stores to give staff a history lesson after backlash over a âTank Dayâ marketing campaign tied to the anniversary of a military massacre.
** What one country's experiment says about attempts to boost birth rates
** Hungaryâs pronatalist policies briefly increased births, but the effect faded over time. The article examines why the early gains did not last and what this suggests for other countries trying to raise fertility rates, highlighting the difficulty of sustaining higher birth rates through government policy alone.
** Witnessing joy amid death: BBC travels to the epicentre of the Ebola outbreak
** In the Democratic Republic of Congo, despite an Ebola outbreak that has killed more than 170 people, there are still moments of happiness and resilience as communities continue to fight the virus.
** A year on, six questions still haunt the Air India crash investigation
** The Air India crash investigation remains unresolved a year later, with major questions still centered on possible fuel switch issues, engine failures, and other key factors. The inquiry continues to examine what caused the disaster and why critical details behind the crash are still unclear.
**Bowen: Iran deal ends Trumpâs war, exposing the limits of U.S. dominance**
**A deal to end the fighting and reopen the Strait of Hormuz restores the situation to what it was before the war, but only after thousands were killed.**
** Unclear whether US-Iran agreement will bring relief to Lebanon
** Pakistan said the agreement includes Lebanon, but it remains uncertain whether it will provide relief there, as recent ceasefires in the country have repeatedly failed to hold.
** Is the convertible heading into the sunset?
** UK drivers have increasingly favored SUVs, raising questions about whether convertibles are becoming obsolete. The article considers whether changing tastes and market trends could reverse the decline of the open-top car.
** Why I sold my business to my staff
** As more U.S. business owners near retirement, an increasing number are choosing to sell their companies to their employees instead of outside buyers.
**Olé, olé, olé, olé - What makes a memorable World Cup song?**
**Northern Ireland has played a role in World Cup songs associated with tournaments in Mexico, Spain, and Italy.**
** Vincentâs parents ânever say heâs good enoughâ â so he turned to a middle-aged couple online
** A niche group of content creators called âvirtual parentsâ has become hugely popular among young people.
** Iranian-Americans protest against the Iran team at the World Cup
** BBC correspondent Shaimaa Khalil reported from outside the Iran vs. New Zealand opening-round match, where protesters demanded an end to Tehranâs clerical regime.
What did Trump do differently from Obama on Iran?
BBC correspondent Gary O'Donoghue examines how Trumpâs approach to Iran differed from Obamaâs, as Trump promoted a new peace deal.
** Watch: What does the US-Iran deal to end war mean for Lebanon and Israel?
** BBC International Editor Jeremy Bowen says it remains unclear whether the US-Iran deal will lead Israel to pause its offensive in Lebanon.
Protesters clash with police ahead of G7 summit in France
Swiss police used a water cannon and tear gas to break up clashes with anti-G7 protesters.
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** The PSOE leadership is impatiently awaiting Zapateroâs explanations, which he has already postponed once. Ferraz considers the statement âdecisiveâ and expects him to address all issues, including the part about the jewels found in his office, which the former president would also like to delay.
** From Sissi to Bokassa
** The jewels found in JosĂ© Luis RodrĂguez Zapateroâs safe have caused a strong impact on Spanish politics.
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** The UCO has found several notes by CerdĂĄn about the chief anti-corruption prosecutor, Alejandro LuzĂłn, who is leading investigations relevant to the PSOE, including the Koldo case.
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** Congress will debate this Tuesday a PP motion that criticizes the lack of a General State Budget and demands political accountability from Pedro SĂĄnchez and his Government for the âpolitical blockadeâ and the multiple cases of alleged corruption.
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** A young man was arrested in Valenciaâs Marxalenes neighborhood after turning himself in to the police and confessing that he had killed his sonâs speech therapist with a bladed weapon. According to the text, he did so after suspecting that the man was abusing the child. He handed himself in at the police station with his hands covered in blood.
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** Hundreds of doctors demonstrated in front of the Ministry of Health to reject the Framework Statute, announcing new mobilizations and a possible indefinite strike in the fall. They denounce that the proposed conditions are pushing them toward private healthcare.
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** Experts consulted by 20minutos believe the deal strengthens Tehranâs apparatus and stress that its impact will depend on how the agreement develops. Trump would be getting out of an unpopular war, Iran would be aiming for economic relief, and Israel could try to boycott it.
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** Netanyahu says Israeli troops will remain in southern Lebanon âat all costs.â Meanwhile, White House sources indicate that for Washington, withdrawal is not part of the conditions of the US-Iran peace agreement, which fuels uncertainty about its future.
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** Sports journalist Iñaki Angulo will collaborate with *20minutos* during the 2026 World Cup.
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** Fede Valverdeâs team will look to take the lead in Group H after Spainâs draw against Cape Verde, a result that leaves the group standings completely open.
The keys to Topuriaâs defeat against Justin Gaethje: the jab, the conditioning, body workâŠ
Topuria, the former champion, came close to finishing the fight in the second round, but he was unable to secure the submission.
** Ilia Topuriaâs first words after his defeat to Gaethje: âYou said you would leave your mark on my face⊠and you didâ
** Ilia Topuria congratulated Justin Gaethje on his victory in a social media post. The Spanish-Georgian fighter acknowledged the loss with a message referring to the mark Gaethje left on his face during the fight.
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** Aleksandre Topuria showed a gesture of support and bravery during his brother Iliaâs fight against Justin Gaethje at the White House, highlighting his presence at a key moment for the Topuria family.
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** Arman Tsarukyan, the No. 3-ranked UFC lightweight, bet one million dollars on Justin Gaethje. The move brought him a huge profit after Ilia Topuria, his arch-enemy, lost.
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** The Digital News Report 2026, produced in Spain by researchers from the School of Communication at the University of Navarra, ranks the newspaper as the news outlet with the least rejection from both the left and the right.
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** An American tourist was reportedly accused of abusing a child on a balcony. According to the article, he did not stop even though neighbors saw him and shouted at him to leave the minor alone.
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** A minor may have been abused by an American citizen arrested in BogotĂĄ; however, President Petro stated that he âapparently did not rapeâ any child. In the apartment where the events took place, there were two other minors, who apparently were adopted along with the other child by the man and his partner.
** Military tragedy: a B-52 bomber crashes in California and all eight crew members die
** A B-52 bomber crashed shortly after taking off from Edwards Air Force Base in California at 11:20 local time. All eight crew members were killed in the accident.
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** The Ministry of Defense has issued an unfavorable report on the metro extension to Cuatro Vientos, considering that the proposed route, which passes under the airfield with military use, affects national defense. This forces the project to be modified.
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** The University of the Basque Country reminded students that they can request a review if they are not satisfied with their grade and clarified that the process is still open.
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** A 21-year-old woman died in Brazil after being launched from a bridge during a bungee-jumping activity, apparently without a rope. Her mother expressed her pain and outrage over the accident, denouncing the tragic lack of safety.
** MarĂa Eduardaâs last messages before dying: âWho was the crazy person who let me jump?â
** The 21-year-old woman shared another post showing a fence with a skull drawing and the warning: âDanger, risk of death.â
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** The electricity sector has submitted joint comments on the CNMCâs regulations concerning new permits for grid connection. The proposal includes different types of access with possible disconnection periods, which would mainly benefit energy storage and industrial facilities.
** The first heatwave of the year could arrive this week: temperatures above 40°C are expected
** Starting Saturday the 20th, several cities in Spain will face a period of intense heat that could last until the beginning of the following week, with temperatures potentially exceeding 40°C.
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** Two aircraft collided mid-flight; one of them fell onto an electric car dealership and the other crashed onto the asphalt. The shocking video of the accident shows the force of the impact and the aftermath of the disaster.
** Atresmedia complies with the ruling on âEl Roscoâ and permanently removes six years of âPasapalabraâ
** Atresmedia has complied with the ruling related to âEl Roscoâ and has permanently removed six years of âPasapalabraâ content, totaling 1,543 episodes.
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** Tom Cruiseâs gesture toward Victoria Beckham went viral on social media and sparked debate and speculation among users about the meaning of the moment.
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** Cofidis and the Spanish Paralympic Committee are launching a series of video interviews with Grison to showcase the most human, relatable, and fun side of Paralympic athletes, combining music, humor, and personal stories.
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** The Kia PV5 is a new modular and versatile electric vehicle, designed to adapt to different uses: family, professional, and urban. It represents a key step forward in the brandâs electric strategy thanks to its focus on space, technology, and flexibility.
** Lydia, former vocalist of Presuntos Implicados: âI have emails and witnesses backing my abuse complaintâ
** Lydia, former vocalist of Presuntos Implicados, has publicly reported that she suffered humiliation during her time in the Valencian band. She says she has emails and witnesses supporting her abuse complaint.
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** La 1âs *MasterChef* has already chosen its four finalists after the latest elimination, in which the expelled contestant reacted with a defiant âgo to hellâ to the judges after surpassing his own dirtiness record.
** MouliaĂĄ will not testify over alleged slander against ErrejĂłn and risks the judge taking action
** The actress tried to testify by videoconference, but the judge rejected it. He also warned her of a possible arrest, so she now faces the possibility that the magistrate will take further measures.
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** The magnitude 6.7 earthquake was recorded southeast of Palu, in the north of Indonesiaâs Sulawesi island. The tremor occurred 47 kilometers from the city, which has about 390,000 inhabitants.
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** Marius was tried for 40 cases, including several rapes, but was ultimately convicted of one rape, two sexual assaults, and humiliating treatment. The verdict has prompted mixed reactions among the victims: some are celebrating it, while others express disappointment.
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** Totto launches its âWeâre fans of vacationsâ campaign to celebrate travel and invite its customers to participate in a digital experience with prizes. The promotion will be available from June 15 to August 15.
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** Spainâs Supreme Court has confirmed the âŹ19.2 million fine imposed by the CNMC on UPS, rejecting its appeal against the penalty for taking part in a courier cartel. The ruling follows the National Courtâs reasoning and considers proven the ânon-aggressionâ agreements used to divide up customers.
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** On June 22, a new season of âHouse of the Dragonâ begins with an opening described as epic and among the best in the âGame of Thronesâ universe. The story promises blood, fire, and tension in Westeros, with Rhaenyra, Aemond, and their dragons at the center of the conflict.
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** The Whabi expert explains the most common summer mistakes when caring for hair, how to better protect it from heat and humidity, and stresses the importance of not forgetting scalp care.
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** Strength training is becoming increasingly important in daily routines, but myths still keep many women away from the gym. The article aims to debunk the belief that this type of exercise causes a masculine physique.
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** China has begun using snake-shaped robots to inspect electrical installations, with the aim of increasing efficiency and safety in these tasks.
** Why shouldnât you sit in the last row of the plane? A flight attendant explains the reasons
** A flight attendant explains on social media why itâs best to avoid seats at the back of the plane, sharing reasons for passengers to keep in mind when choosing their seat.
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** The article highlights that tapas are one of the best symbols of Spanish cuisine and an ideal option for eating out, especially on World Tapas Day.
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** Stellantis presents the new Turbo 100, a fully revised engine that replaces the problematic previous PureTech. The new powertrain arrives with important changes to improve reliability and performance, marking a key handover in the groupâs engine lineup.
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** Bad Bunny concluded his series of ten concerts on Monday in Madrid as part of the world tour *DebĂ tirar mĂĄs fotos*, bringing his run in the city to an end after an extended residency at the Metropolitano.
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** Bad Bunny completed 12 concerts in Spain, including two in Barcelona, drawing around 100,000 additional spectators and reinforcing his status as the king of Latin music.
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** An underground network of fungi, described as the Earthâs âcirculatory system,â extends for about 110 trillion km and transports nearly 4 billion tons of CO2 each year. It is also key to fertilizing the soil and helping regulate the climate.
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** In Spain there are 122,000 operational beds for students, but only 21,000 are public. The shortage of places in residences and the high cost of shared apartments, which exceed 400 euros, make it difficult to find university housing.
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** Sarah Kellen told the U.S. House of Representatives that Jeffrey Epstein called her on Skype from prison and asked her to undress in front of the camera, as part of a special deal he allegedly obtained in prison.
** A baby in serious condition after being rescued from a pool with signs of drowning
** A baby was rescued from a pool with signs of drowning and airlifted by medical helicopter to the University Maternal and Child Hospital of Gran Canaria, where she remains in serious condition.
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** A 68-year-old man has been diagnosed with Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever in Salamanca and remains stable, although he is experiencing the clinical severity typical of this disease.
** Spain, a democracy of apparatuses
** The article criticizes the fact that in Spain, members of parliament depend more on the party machinery than on voters. It points out that internal disagreement is punished as betrayal, and that political debate has been replaced by obedience to party leadership.
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** The jewels found in JosĂ© Luis RodrĂguez Zapateroâs safe have caused a strong impact on Spanish politics.
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** A Sudanese refugee stabbed a man on a street in Belfast, and the attack was spread by far-right parties with anti-immigration messages. Afterwards, house and car fires were reported in the city.
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** Most households have already cut spending because of the general rise in costs. Although the macroeconomic data are not negative, the social perception is that purchasing power is declining.
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** The debate in the EU over minorsâ access to social media is intensifying after European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called in May for raising the minimum age. According to the article, there are increasingly more arguments in support of this measure.
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** John Davis, a 55-year-old content creator, died during a live stream due to heart failure. The YouTuber suffered from diabetes and high blood pressure, factors that may have contributed to his death.
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** Felipe VI presented the award to Miguel Ăngel Aguilar at the Congress for his defense of freedom of information.
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** Lalachus was at the center of a curious TV coincidence, âsneaking intoâ *El Hormiguero* while also appearing on *La Revuelta*, drawing attention for her simultaneous presence on both shows.
** Imserso opens the application period to sign up for the 2026/2027 travel season: how to apply for a spot
** Imserso has opened the application period for new people to request, for the first time, inclusion as beneficiaries of the travel program for the 2026/2027 season. The application is aimed at those who want to access these spots and take part in the program.
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** They are small daily expenses that often go unnoticed, but when they add up they can have an important impact on the budget, especially in summer.
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** In May, plane tickets for travel within Spain recorded their biggest increase, with a rise of more than 25%. This sharp jump in prices came after they had become 2.5% cheaper in April.
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** June continues with a budget weekly menu that is easy to follow and varied, featuring fun meal ideas and healthy, affordable recipes to help you make the most of the week.
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** 20minutos has introduced a new feature as part of the NextMediaAI project to improve accessibility and adapt to the growing popularity of audio content consumption.
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** 20minutos readers will be able to take part in a 2026 World Cup prediction game, earning points for correctly guessing the results of the Spanish national teamâs matches in all stages of the tournament.
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** 20bien invites readers to take part in its Wellness Mailbox by sharing real experiences about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather stories that can serve as inspiration and support for other people interested in improving their well-being.
** 20 Minutos 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.
** 20 Minutos introduces Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to send stories, complaints, and topic suggestions that deserve to be investigated or read.
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** A study of Greenland ice indicates that mercury pollution caused by humans began about 4,000 years ago. Possible early sources include the refining of copper and tin ores and the use of cinnabar, a mineral rich in mercury.
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** The EU agrees on a new passenger rights regulation that bans charging to seat children with their parents or caregivers, but does not improve compensation for delays. Compensation will still apply starting at 3 hours, with payouts of 250 euros for short flights and 600 euros for long flights.
** Two young men found guilty of setting fire to Starmer properties in an alleged plot with Russian links
** A jury found two young men guilty of setting fire to properties linked to Starmer in a case prosecutors connected to an alleged plot with possible Russian ties. A third defendant was acquitted after the jury concluded that he had been deceived.
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** An explosion of a gas cylinder in a restaurant in MĂĄlaga has left two people injured and caused the collapse of one floor of the building. The tenant of the home located on the second floor had to be temporarily rehoused after the incident.
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** The Prosecutorâs Office is seeking prison sentences of between 13 and 5 years for four defendants over the alleged sexual exploitation of women in a villa, where they were only allowed one free hour a day.
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** Laura Varela, a Spanish teacher in Ireland, advises other Spaniards interested in working there. The article highlights her experience as a teacher and the appeal of the Irish job market, where the starting salary for teachers is around âŹ46,000.
** The Last Bell Makers of Castile: âOur Product Does Not Have Planned Obsolescenceâ
** Among bronze furnaces, clay molds, and ancient sound codes, a few artisans still make bells in Castile to preserve an almost extinct craft. They defend the durability of their pieces, made to last for generations, against a throwaway culture.
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** Thousands of early retirees, after contributing for more than 40 years, denounce that the reduction coefficients cut their pension for life. They are calling for these cuts to be eliminated, arguing that they were forced to retire early without having requested it.
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** The program **âLa Isla de las Tentaciones. The Final Debateâ** promises two major revelations in its Tuesday and Wednesday episodes: a romantic breakup and an infidelity, events that will shake the participants and mark the closing of the debate.
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** A Love Island producer died after suffering a âsudden medical emergencyâ while the crew was filming the reality show in Fiji. His death shocked the entire production team, which was carrying out the showâs regular filming on the island.
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** Young Valeria, who achieved the highest PAU score in Madrid, appeared on *Y ahora Sonsoles* accompanied by her grandmother Paquita. There, she expressed her surprise at having obtained a 13.99, a grade she says she had not expected.
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** Gloria Camila commented on the dresses Makoke wore at her wedding on *El tiempo justo*. The young woman analyzed the newlywedâs looks and said that the second dress stopped appealing to her.
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** The text questions the television broadcast of the blessing of the Sagrada Familia and asks whether there were pre-recorded images in the show. It points out that the coverage may have used television techniques to influence the publicâs perception and analyzes four tricks used to make us believe it.
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** Naruhito and his wife Masako made an official visit to the Netherlands and attended the World Cup match in which their national teams faced each other, creating a symbolic moment of tension between the two royal houses.
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** Streamer El Rubius reacted live, visibly affected, when he found out about the death of Argentine YouTuber Gaspi in a plane crash. The news caught him by surprise during the broadcast, and he expressed his sadness over the tragedy.
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** Jimmy Donaldson, known as MrBeast, celebrates surpassing 500 million subscribers on YouTube. To mark the milestone, he brought together streamers and influencers for a challenge, further cementing his status as one of the platformâs biggest stars.
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** The police closed the investigation into Hulk Hoganâs death, but his daughter Brooke questioned the conclusion, saying there are âinconsistenciesâ in the case.
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** Raquel Bollo is going through a difficult time after the death of a close friend and the hospitalization of her son, Manuel Cortés.
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** John Stamos revealed that, after a previous nose surgery went wrong, he had to turn to the same surgeon who treated Michael Jackson to correct his nose.
** Paola Olmedo congratulates JosĂ© MarĂa Almoguera, her ex, on his 36th birthday: âWeâre doing very wellâ
** The businesswoman sent her best wishes to JosĂ© MarĂa Almoguera for his 36th birthday after a reporter reminded her of the date. The gesture reflects the good relationship they maintain after their breakup.
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** The Arrieta familyâs lawyer says the case remains open because of the appeal filed by Daniel Sanchoâs defense. He also believes that, after the proceedings, Daniel will end up returning to Spain to serve his sentence.
** FroilĂĄn reappears at Madridâs Las Ventas bullring to enjoy his favorite hobby
** FroilĂĄn, who has been living in Abu Dhabi for several years near his grandfather Juan Carlos, has reappeared at Madridâs Las Ventas bullring to enjoy one of his favorite hobbies.
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** The show *El tiempo justo* aired statements by Teresa Rivera, the bullfighterâs sister, about Kiko Riveraâs visit to the property related to Paquirriâs bull heads.
** The emotional video of Mahi Masegosa and Rafa Moya as they reveal their babyâs sex
** The couple took advantage of their vacation to celebrate a gender reveal and discover the sex of their future baby, sharing an emotional video of the moment.
** Tim Payneâs New Zealand draws in its World Cup 2026 debut against Iran
** Both teams will make their World Cup 2026 debuts in the early hours of June 15 to 16, at 3:00 a.m.
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** Uruguay, with Fede Valverde, will try to take advantage of Spainâs draw against Cape Verde to move to the top of Group H. The result leaves qualification wide open and keeps the battle for first place alive.
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** After Topuriaâs loss to Justin Gaethje at UFC Freedom 250, the fighter is receiving criticism and attacks from fans and rivals on social media.
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** Spanish tennis player Rafa JĂłdar announced on Instagram that he is withdrawing from the Queenâs tournament before making his debut due to pain in the abdominal area. This injury puts his participation in Wimbledon in doubt.
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** Spain will make its debut this Monday in the World Cup in Mexico, the United States, and Canada against Cape Verde.
** JosĂ© and RubĂ©n, creators of CaMinus, wheelchair-friendly solidarity routes: âWhat we do here is to live againâ
** The Caminus association organizes solidarity routes in wheelchairs so that people with reduced mobility can enjoy nature and have accessible experiences. José and Rubén promote this project with an inclusive and emotional goal: to give participants back their freedom, autonomy, and quality of life.
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** The campaign warns about the risk of spinal cord injuries in swimming pools and on beaches, especially in the cervical area. These accidents can cause quadriplegia and require lifelong care and assistance, so people are urged to act cautiously.
** Deaf people claim their rights on National Sign Language Day: âItâs our cultureâ
** The Spanish State Confederation of Deaf People celebrated National Sign Language Day and 90 years of collective struggle together with more than 2,500 deaf people from across Spain, calling for their rights and defending sign language as an essential part of their culture.
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** Warshâs first meeting at the head of the Fed will be marked by rising inflation, internal divisions at the central bank, and pressure from Wall Street, which is betting on further interest-rate increases.
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** The United States will lift the maritime blockade on ships entering and leaving Iranian ports, according to Donald Trump. The peace agreement between the US and Iran pushed the Ibex above 19,000 points, setting an all-time high.
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** BYD has reached 50,000 registrations in Spain, becoming the first Chinese brand to achieve this milestone. The company now wants to take the leap to compete directly in the mainstream market, beyond its presence in plug-in vehicles.
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** The appointment of Markus Haupt, CEO of Seat and Cupra, as the new president of Anfac will be officially ratified next Friday at an assembly attended by both the outgoing and incoming presidents.
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** FrauDfense, a company created by the three major Spanish banks, has developed an advanced, high-performance technological platform to strengthen customer protection and prevent financial fraud.
** El Corte Inglés boosts its net profit by 22.8% to 628 million thanks to household spending
** El Corte Inglés increased its net profit by 22.8% to 628 million euros, driven by household consumption. It also reached total revenue of 17.247 billion euros, 1.1% more than in 2024, and reduced its financial debt by 148 million during the fiscal year.
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** After two years of waiting, Netflix returns with the live-action adaptation of the popular animated series and announces the release date for its second season. The epic fantasy picks up the story that Shyamalan once tried to adapt for the big screen.
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** Tom Holland had already separately committed to Christopher Nolan and Marvel when he discovered a scheduling conflict between the two shoots.
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** The restaurant in **'The Bear'** is facing debts, possible buyout offers, and a bigger crisis: **Carmyâs departure**, which puts its future at risk.
** Which film role do directors usually start in before becoming filmmakers?
** Many directors did not begin behind the camera. The article looks at how several filmmakers started their careers as screenwriters, actors, editors, or stunt doubles before becoming film directors.
** Returns Surprising on Netflix: the Spanish legal series that is already number 1 on the platform
** Released in March 2025 on Atresplayer, this Spanish legal series has unexpectedly appeared on Netflix, where it has already become the platformâs number 1, overtaking *The Witness*.
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** Small molecules present in the blood could become a key tool for researchers to estimate how long we will live and develop ways to help us live longer.
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** Sunscreen is now used all year round, not just in summer. The article addresses common myths about using sunscreen, such as the idea that it protects 100%, and aims to clarify what is true and what is not about photoprotection.
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** Too much information causes âinfoxication,â a kind of mental noise that leads to fatigue and makes it difficult to disconnect before vacation.
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** Brooks points out that the happiest people share four daily pillars that give them purpose in life.
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** A study involving 30,000 children indicates that living with cats does not worsen childhood asthma or increase asthma attacks. The research notes that the main risk factors for asthma are pollution, tobacco smoke, viral infections in childhood, obesity, and prior allergies.
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** A study suggests that statins, used to lower cholesterol, could help slow the growth of liver cysts and delay the progression of polycystic liver disease, a rare condition.
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** The FBI unveiled a training ground that recreates a city with around 200 servers so its agents can practice responding to cyberattacks and better prepare for real digital threats.
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** Carl Pei, CEO of Nothing, warns that component shortages, especially RAM, could make smartphones more expensive and bring an end to the era of âcheapâ mobile phones.
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** We tested the Motorola Edge 70 Fusion, a phone with a premium design and a 7,000 mAh battery that promises up to three days of battery life. However, its performance and cameras are disappointing and tarnish an experience that otherwise stands out for its elegant appearance.
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** Instagram has begun rolling out a new feature in direct messages that lets users add voice effects to audio notes, offering more options to personalize messages.
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** Meta One is Metaâs new paid subscription that brings together premium features from Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Meta AI. Although it promises to unify exclusive benefits from these platforms, it is not available yet.
** Zara has the perfect butter-colored dress for summer days
** Zara presents a flowing butter-colored dress that stands out for its fresh, light style, making it ideal to become one of this summerâs favorite pieces.
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** A gentle, breath-focused practice that aims to reduce stress, relax the body, and encourage emotional release through sustained postures and a deeper inner connection.
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** The article presents a selection of five Skechers wedge sandals, highlighted as the most comfortable footwear for summer and an option capable of elevating any look.
** Design professor Javier FernĂĄndez reveals his secret for arranging the furniture on a terrace
** The expert shares several key tricks for properly organizing terrace spaces and arranging furniture in a functional and harmonious way.
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** Derby shoes are making a comeback this season as a menswear-inspired option, but updated with softer, more elegant, and more versatile designs. Theyâre presented as comfortable footwear thatâs easy to style for everyday looks without sacrificing style.
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** We were able to speak with 5 of the 6 lead performers about their characters, feminism, and this new musical, which aims to become one of the yearâs big hits in Spain.
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** The next Michelin Guide gala in Spain will be held in Huesca, where Carmelo Bosque, a Michelin-starred chef and truffle specialist, will be in charge of the eventâs dinner.
** Some of the best paellas in Spain are cooked in this restaurant in a village... in Segovia!
** This restaurant in a village in Segovia prides itself on serving authentic Valencian tradition, with an extensive menu of paellas and rice dishes from the Levante region. Its prices range approximately from 20 to 38 euros per dish.
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** Michelin chefs such as Quique Dacosta agree that the key to a perfect paella is precisely controlling the heat temperature.
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** The article highlights Puerto Rican cuisine, the birthplace of Bad Bunny, as a way to discover its culture. It mentions emblematic dishes such as arroz con gandules and potato salad, suggesting that Puerto Rican cooking reveals part of the territoryâs identity and history.
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** Alberto Gonzalez, a chef from Madrid at the restaurant âEl del medio,â has won the World Tripe Championship on behalf of the establishment.
** What is acarajé, the typical dish of northeastern Brazil with African roots
** The article highlights Brazilâs culinary diversity beyond feijoada and presents acarajĂ© as a typical dish from the northeastern part of the country, with strong African roots.
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** The beaches of A Coruña have new rules that tourists must follow to avoid hefty fines. The article warns that visitors should inform themselves about and respect local rules during their stay on the beaches of A Coruña.
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** Mining is gaining importance in Spanish tourism thanks to visits to notable mining sites and enclaves.
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** The Primada exhibition commemorates the 800th anniversary of Toledo Cathedral with a selection of works by El Greco, VelĂĄzquez, ZurbarĂĄn, and Bellini. The exhibition offers a journey to rediscover this jewel of Spanish Gothic architecture and its artistic legacy.
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** In June, one of Europeâs longest rail routes will debut, covering 1,300 km through the center of the continent. The itinerary will cross Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany, and will end at a very busy airport, offering a new international long-distance connection.
** The war for maximum range is being fought in China: these cars can already go more than 1,200 kilometers without stopping
** The BYD Seal 6 DM-i leads the new competition for range in China, with the ability to travel up to 1,500 kilometers without needing to refuel.
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** The shepherdsâ committee of a town in Teruel has started selling âŹ5 raffle tickets to give away a used CitroĂ«n C15, in a striking and humorous fundraiser to raise money.
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** The N-232 will be connected to the AP-68 in Aldeanueva del Ebro (La Rioja) via the LR-384 when the motorway concession ends, which is scheduled for late 2026.
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** The Civil Guard used its social media accounts to remind cyclists of four basic road safety rules on the road, with the aim of preventing accidents and improving their safety while riding.
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** Two decades after its debut, the Audi Q7 is updated with more technology, greater versatility, and a more premium approach. The new generation is committed to a single powertrain: a diesel V6, with no gasoline or plug-in hybrid versions.
** The new high-capacity expressways the ministry is considering building
** The Ministry of Transport is proposing 25 new high-capacity roads for future implementation, provided they pass the required preliminary informative studies. These infrastructures are part of a plan that is still awaiting evaluation.
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** Mayor JosĂ© Luis MartĂnez-Almeida received the organizations that collaborated in the Popeâs visit at Cibeles to thank them for their help. He emphasized that working together makes it possible to âgo furtherâ and announced that the 20-meter cross from the Vigil in Plaza de Lima will remain in Madrid as a gift to the city.
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** Emvisesa has published the list of accepted applications and the date of the lottery to award 92 protected rental âcohousingâ homes in Valdezorras, Seville. The homes cost between 230 and 490 euros per month and include shared common areas to encourage community living among neighbors.
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** Barcelona will allocate three million euros to the first phase of the new Poble-sec sports center, which will be built on the space currently occupied by Hall 2 of Fira de Barcelona. Construction is scheduled to begin in September.
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** The Regional Government of Andalusia took part in the release of about 30 loggerhead turtles on MojĂĄcar beach. The specimens came from a nest discovered a year ago, as part of a conservation effort for this endangered species.
** The renovation of ColĂłn Street begins: more pedestrian space, noise-absorbing asphalt, and unified pavement
** Work begins on the renovation of ColĂłn Street, which will last five months and is expected to be finished by Christmas. The project will renew sidewalks, roadways, and street furniture, expand pedestrian space, and use noise-absorbing asphalt and unified pavement, all without interrupting commercial activity.
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** The fire in a building in Magaluf has caused structural damage that will delay the residentsâ return. Authorities are assessing the safety of the building while residents continue to wait for the chance to go back to their homes.
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** A crane fell at number 27 Francisco de Sales Street in Madrid and caused damage to three nearby buildings. As a preventive measure, a family was evacuated while the damage and the safety of the area were being assessed.
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** The Barcelona Free Trade Zone Consortium and the Sant Feliu City Council have signed a protocol to move forward with the municipalization of the Centre de Serveis El Pla. The agreement provides for the city council to be able to acquire the 53.91% stake currently held by the CZFB in this facility.
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** AlcalĂĄ de GuadaĂraâs Popular University has exceeded expectations, with 1,400 applications on its first day of registration. The program offers 1,514 places across about 30 courses in various fields such as music, technology, and crafts.
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** Mijas Local Police will launch a Bicycle Unit that will patrol this summer along the Coastal Path and the municipalityâs main beaches to strengthen security in the coastal area.
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** Orihuela Cathedral has recovered an 18th-century manuscript that had been missing for more than 50 years and was going to be sold online. The work belonged to the cleric and Enlightenment intellectual Marcelo Miravete de Maseres, a pioneer of preventive medicine.
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** A bear was rescued from a tree after being sedated, but the operation went wrong because its weight was miscalculated. When the animal fell, a police officer ended up on the ground. The incident left a striking scene and, according to the account, the ones who suffered the most were the officers.
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** A YouTuber created a secret library that can only be opened by completing a pattern of buttons and handles. He surprised him after three months of work to build it.
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** A young man showed off his hotelâs complicated shower, which had several systems and required instructions to use properly. The design surprised many because of how complicated it was to activate its different functions.
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** Dry grass and cereal spikes can get lodged in dogsâ ears, nose, eyes, paws, or skin during spring and summer walks. They can cause pain, infections, and other complications, so itâs a good idea to check your dog when you get home.
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** An analysis identified 124 pathogens in cats, nearly 100 of which can be transmitted to humans. The widespread presence of these agents in countries around the world suggests that cats with free outdoor access may pose health risks similar to those of stray cats.
** Dog abandonment surges in summer and reopens the debate on owner responsibility
** Dog abandonments increase in summer because they are often impulsive and poorly thought-out decisions. Many owners resort to anonymous and quick ways to get rid of their pets before regretting it, which brings the responsibility of having an animal back into focus.
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** Ferran Torres arrives at the World Cup in the best moment of his career, established as a key player for FC Barcelona and the Spanish national team. The article highlights his more personal side, including his relationship with Luis Enriqueâs daughter and his commitment to mental health.
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** A TikToker has shared a method to increase the chances of getting an appointment at SEPE employment offices. According to her, the trick is to choose the right time to try to book the appointment, as that would improve the chances of getting one.
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** The Community of Madrid has tightened the requirements for obtaining the Personal Public Transport Card, which will affect those applying for or renewing this pass. The change aims to strengthen control over its use and access, although the content does not yet specify which particular groups will be most affected.
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** Jean-Pierre MonserĂ© died after being hit by a vehicle while wearing the rainbow jersey of world champion. Five years later, his 7-year-old son also died in a hit-and-run, under similar circumstances and wearing the same emblem, fueling the legend of the ârainbow jersey curse.â
** In the heat, baby birds are falling from the sky. What can we do to help them?
** Many baby birds that appear to have fallen in cities and towns are not necessarily abandoned. The content suggests that, despite the heat, finding them on the ground does not always mean they need human help.
** What is the origin of the term âwealthâ?
** The word âwealthâ arose in connection with the power of kings. In its origin, it was more closely linked to command and authority than to money or material possessions.
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** After highlighting the best looks from Chanel, Valentino, Armani, Dior, and Prada, the article focuses on Versace and how several celebrities have worn the iconic brandâs designs with elegance.
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** Although winning a World Cup is one of the greatest achievements in football, these historic players never had the chance to play even a single match in the tournament. This gallery looks back at several great figures who, despite their careers, never got to play in a World Cup.
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** The article highlights that choosing a wedding dress can be difficult, but knowing your body shape helps you get it right. It presents a selection of seven original designs, away from the traditional, with options from El Corte Inglés and other brands to find a flattering and affordable bridal look.
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** On the occasion of Donald Trumpâs 80th birthday, the article reviews little-known photos from his life with surprising celebrities. It includes a selfie with Michael Jackson and a posed photo alongside Sylvester Stallone, among other striking images you probably hadnât seen.
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** The Strike Committee accuses the Health Ministry of failing to present proposals on the Framework Statute and warns that, if there is no progress in the negotiations, it will call indefinite strikes after the summer.
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** Spain recorded nearly 5,300 traffic accidents involving animals in 2025, the highest figure since 2013. Castile and LeĂłn, Catalonia, and Galicia accounted for nearly 60% of accidents involving domestic animals.
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** The Pride march in Bologna adopted the slogan âThere is no pride in genocide,â amid a highly political and protest-driven atmosphere.
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** The man arrested for filming female students under the table at the University of Jaén already had a criminal record, including cases related to child pornography.
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** The couple accused in the death of their 12-day-old baby in Ceuta will be tried by a jury. They first blamed their five-year-old son, then the babyâs uncle, and finally admitted they remembered nothing because they were under the effects of pills.
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** Prime Video includes a miniseries that brings back the characters from *La piel del tambor*, one of Arturo PĂ©rez-Reverteâs most notable novels, offering an ideal option to watch in a single binge.
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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften facial features, and bring freshness without losing style.
** âTurbulence in the Officeâ with Jennifer Lopez has a scene that leaves viewers in âshockâ: âItâs disgustingâ
** Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein star in Netflixâs new romance, but one scene in particular has had more impact than the main story. The article points out that this moment has left many viewers surprised and disgusted, making it the most talked-about part of the film.
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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, once the most sought-after option, no longer dominates as it once did.
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** The Asturian chef José Andrés shared an appetizer idea on his show featuring canned cockles, suggesting an original way to enhance them: instead of lemon, use mandarin and olive oil to bring out their flavor.
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** A four-episode miniseries, based on a literary work and starring top-tier actors, is still available to stream 12 years after its release. Its quality was so outstanding that it came close to breaking an Emmy record.
** Five trips you should take once in a lifetime, according to experts
** Experts recommend five unforgettable trips that every traveler should experience at least once: from discovering Japanâs blend of tradition and modernity to exploring the wild and remote landscapes of Patagonia.
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** Review of Steven Spielbergâs new alien movie, starring Emily Blunt and Josh OâConnor.
** The Barcelona passage with colorful houses and a 19th-century feel that is an oasis in the middle of Clot
** Protected as a historic ensemble, this 122-meter passage links Clot and Sant MartĂ. Its colorful houses and working-class architecture preserve the atmosphere of the 19th century, offering a quiet pedestrian oasis in the heart of the Clot neighborhood.
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** Cataloniaâs most famous flower show features 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and routes through some of the cityâs most emblematic corners, offering a highly notable cultural and visual experience.
** A picturesque inn of traditional Cantabrian architecture, located in one of Spainâs most beautiful villages, reopens
** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has earned it a fourth star. The improvements have focused on sustainability, accessibility, and comfort, strengthening its appeal as accommodation in a setting of traditional Cantabrian architecture.
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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has introduced a new tourist visa to boost tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of the Seville province, with the aim of promoting rural tourism and attracting visitors to the region.
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** David Koepp, screenwriter of *Jurassic Park* and *Jurassic World: Rebirth*, talks about the challenges of the next film in the franchise. According to him, the new installment is already in development, but its biggest challenge will be to expand the story without losing the scientific credibility that has defined the franchise.
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** China Embraces Myanmarâs President as Former Junta Chief Seeks Legitimacy
** China hosted Myanmar President Win Myint and signaled support for his government, while former junta chief Min Aung Hlaing continued efforts to gain international legitimacy. The article highlights Beijingâs strategic balancing act in Myanmar amid ongoing political turmoil and military rule.
** Gold prices hold steady as markets focus on Iran deal, central bank meetings
** Gold prices remained steady as investors awaited developments on the Iran nuclear deal and upcoming central bank meetings. The metal continued to be supported by geopolitical uncertainty and expectations about monetary policy, with traders watching for signals that could affect the dollar and interest rates.
** Oil rebounds amid concerns over a US-Iran peace deal and the restoration of supply
** Oil prices rose as concerns increased that a US-Iran peace deal could bring Iranian supply back to global markets. Traders also considered broader geopolitical risks and supply expectations, with sentiment shifting as potential diplomatic progress could affect future oil flows.
Oil rises from 3-month low as markets await details of US-Iran deal
Oil prices rebounded from a three-month low as traders waited for more information on a possible US-Iran agreement. Market sentiment improved slightly, but uncertainty over the dealâs terms and its potential impact on crude supply kept gains limited.
U.S. gasoline falls below $4 a gallon for the first time since April
U.S. gasoline prices have dropped below $4 a gallon for the first time since April, giving drivers some relief as crude oil costs ease and demand softens. The decline reflects broader drops in energy prices, although prices are still higher than they were a year ago.
** Gold rises 2% as U.S.-Iran peace deal eases inflation fears, dents dollar
** Gold climbed 2% after a U.S.-Iran peace deal reduced inflation concerns and weakened the dollar. Investors shifted as geopolitical tensions eased, boosting demand for gold as a hedge while pressure on the currency supported prices.
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Oil prices drop 4% as U.S.-Iran interim peace deal boosts hopes of the Strait of Hormuz reopening
Oil prices fell by about 4% after reports of a U.S.-Iran interim peace deal raised hopes that the Strait of Hormuz could reopen to more shipping. The easing of tensions helped reduce fears of supply disruptions, putting downward pressure on crude prices.
** ICE canola futures fall as US-Iran deal pulls oil lower
** ICE canola futures declined as a US-Iran deal eased tensions and pushed crude oil prices lower, weighing on the oilseed market. Losses were limited by stronger soybeans and continued uncertainty about crop conditions and export demand. Traders also watched weather and trade developments for direction.
** Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 2.36%
** Taiwan stocks rose at the close, led by gains in technology and financial shares. The Taiwan Weighted index climbed 2.36% as investors showed renewed confidence, with strong trading activity supporting the marketâs rebound.
Barclays upgrades Porsche to "equal weight" ahead of Q2 results
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** Analysis: KPMG scandal deepens Big Four accounting firmsâ woes in Australia
** KPMGâs latest controversy adds to the growing pressure on Australiaâs Big Four accounting firms, which are facing scrutiny over governance, ethics, and conflicts of interest. The scandal highlights broader concerns about the industryâs role in public-sector work and could fuel calls for tighter regulation and reform.
** Go shares jump in Tokyo debut after $552.6m IPO
** Go shares surged in their Tokyo debut after the company raised $552.6 million in its initial public offering, signaling strong investor demand. The listing marks a major milestone for the firm and highlights continued appetite for new tech-related stock offerings in Japan.
** Why is MMG stock tumbling today?
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** Why is EVE Energy stock surging today?
** EVE Energy shares rose after the company reported stronger-than-expected demand tied to its battery business, boosting investor confidence. The stock jump reflected optimism about growth prospects and improved market sentiment around the companyâs outlook.
** Alibaba unveils AI models for robots amid shift from chatbots to agents
** Alibaba introduced new AI models designed for robots, reflecting its move beyond chatbots toward agent-like systems that can take actions and perform tasks. The announcement highlights the companyâs push to expand AI capabilities into robotics and more practical, autonomous applications.
** Tata Consultancy Services to pay $220 million after Supreme Court rejects trade secrets appeal
** The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Tata Consultancy Servicesâ appeal in a trade secrets case, leaving in place a $220 million damages award. According to the article, the ruling ends TCSâs effort to overturn the verdict over claims that it misused confidential technology information.
** OpenAI spending hit $34 billion in 2025 ahead of planned IPO - FT
** The article reports that OpenAIâs spending reached $34 billion in 2025 as it prepares for a planned IPO, highlighting the companyâs rapid expansion and heavy investment in infrastructure, computing, and AI development.
** Exclusive: Ukraine aims to align banks, insurers with EU rules by 2028, central banker says
** Ukraine plans to bring its banking and insurance sectors into line with EU regulations by 2028, according to a central bank official. The effort is part of broader reforms linked to the countryâs EU integration goals, with the central bank working to modernize oversight and strengthen financial stability.
** China industrial production rises slightly above expectations in May
** Chinaâs industrial production grew slightly more than expected in May, offering a modest sign of resilience in the countryâs economy. The data suggests manufacturing activity held up better than forecasts, though broader growth pressures likely remain.
** Chinaâs new home prices fall faster in May
** Chinaâs new home prices declined more quickly in May, highlighting continued weakness in the property sector. The drop suggests ongoing demand pressure despite government efforts to support the market and stabilize housing sales.
** Global EV registrations rise 3% globally in May, BMI data shows
** Global EV registrations rose 3% year over year in May, according to BMI data. Growth was driven by continued demand in key markets, though overall momentum remained modest amid mixed regional trends and ongoing market uncertainty.
** North Korea touts industrial âmiraclesâ as output exceeds targets, state media says
** North Korean state media says industrial sectors have exceeded production targets, highlighting âmiraclesâ in output and praising workersâ achievements. The report presents these results as evidence of progress in strengthening the economy and meeting national goals.
** Canadian envoy to US says discussions on USMCA have been productive
** Canadian envoy Kirsten Hillman said talks with the US on the USMCA trade deal have been productive, though key issues remain unresolved. She noted that both sides are engaged in constructive discussions as they work toward a possible agreement.
** US factory production flat in May; AI investment supports manufacturing
** U.S. factory output was unchanged in May, with gains in utility, petroleum, and business equipment production offset by declines in motor vehicles, wood, and aerospace. Manufacturing activity was supported by strong investment in AI infrastructure, while broader industrial output rose 0.3% overall as mining increased and utilities rebounded.
** Peruâs economy beats expectations, up 3.7% in April
** Peruâs economy grew 3.7% year over year in April, surpassing forecasts and extending signs of recovery. The expansion was driven by stronger activity in key sectors, helping offset earlier weakness and supporting expectations for continued growth.
US homebuilder sentiment falls in June amid rising costs
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** Industrial production growth slows, missing forecasts
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** Dollar at 10-day lows, no respite for yen after BOJ hikes as expected
** The dollar fell to a 10-day low as markets reacted to a weaker outlook and the Bank of Japanâs expected interest rate hike, but the yen gained little because the move had already been largely priced in. Traders watched for additional policy signals and market volatility as currencies adjusted to shifting central bank expectations.
** Australiaâs central bank warns rate hikes might not be over after holding fire
** Australiaâs central bank kept interest rates unchanged but signaled that more hikes could still be needed to curb inflation. Officials said recent data show price pressures remain too high and warned that further tightening may be required if inflation does not ease as expected.
** U.S. business group hopeful for progress on stalled double tax deal with Taiwan
** The U.S.-Taiwan Business Council says a stalled double taxation agreement could soon gain momentum, as Taiwan seeks stronger economic ties with the U.S. and businesses push for relief from being taxed twice on the same income. The council remains optimistic despite previous delays in negotiations.
** RBA keeps rates unchanged after three hikes, leaves room for further tightening
** The Reserve Bank of Australia paused after three straight rate hikes, keeping the cash rate unchanged while indicating it could tighten further if inflation and demand remain too strong. The decision reflects a wait-and-see approach as policymakers assess the impact of earlier increases on the economy.
** Australiaâs central bank keeps rates steady, warns more hikes may still be needed
** Australiaâs central bank left interest rates unchanged but signaled that additional rate hikes could still be necessary. Policymakers said inflation remains too high and warned they may tighten policy again if price pressures do not ease, while continuing to monitor economic data and the effects of previous rate increases.
** Morning Bid: Japan turns it up to... 1
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** Chinaâs economic imbalance deepens as retail sales fall for first time in over three years
** Chinaâs consumer recovery weakened as retail sales unexpectedly fell for the first time in over three years, signaling soft domestic demand. The drop adds to concerns about a widening imbalance in the economy, with consumption lagging and growth increasingly reliant on other sectors.
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** Bank of Japan raises interest rates by 25 basis points as expected; reduces bond purchases
** The Bank of Japan increased its policy rate by 25 basis points as expected and announced a reduction in bond purchases. The move signals continued policy normalization as the central bank adjusts support amid changing economic conditions and inflation dynamics.
** BOJ raises interest rates to a 31-year high in a widely expected move
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** Bitcoin pares some gains, but holds above $66k after U.S.-Iran interim peace deal
** Bitcoin reduced some of its earlier gains but remained above $66,000 after reports of an interim U.S.-Iran peace deal eased market tensions. The cryptocurrency stayed supported as investors responded to lower geopolitical risk and changing expectations for safer assets.
** Bitcoin hits $67,600 resistance after 4.7% surge: Live levels
** Bitcoin rose 4.7% before stalling near the $67,600 resistance level. The article tracks live price action and key support and resistance zones as traders watch whether the rally can break higher or pull back.
** Ethereum Climbs 10% In Bullish Trade
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** Wallet V Launches Public Performance Benchmark for AI Trading Agents on Hyperliquid and Aster
** Wallet V has introduced a public benchmark to evaluate AI trading agents on Hyperliquid and Aster, aiming to compare performance transparently across trading tasks. The benchmark is designed to help users and developers assess how well different agents execute strategies in real market conditions.
** Strategy sells shares, buys $100 million worth of bitcoin
** Strategy sold shares to raise funds and used $100 million to buy bitcoin, continuing its aggressive crypto accumulation strategy despite market volatility.
** Cardano Climbs 10% In Bullish Trade
** Cardano rose 10% in a bullish session, outperforming the broader crypto market. The move signals renewed buying interest and stronger momentum for the token, though volatility remains high and traders will be watching for follow-through.
** Exclusive: FalconX joins Taurusâs institutional digital asset network
** FalconX has joined Taurusâs institutional digital asset network, expanding its reach in digital asset services for banks and other institutions. The partnership aims to strengthen infrastructure for trading, custody, and related crypto operations, reflecting growing institutional adoption of digital assets.
** Travala Launches Worldâs First End-to-End Agentic AI Travel Protocol
** Travala has introduced what it says is the worldâs first end-to-end agentic AI travel protocol, aiming to allow AI agents to plan, book, and manage trips more autonomously. The system is designed to streamline the travel experience by connecting discovery, reservations, and trip management in a single protocol.
** Bitcoin coils below $64,600 resistance: Live levels
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** Forward Industries proposes all-stock merger with SkyAI
** Forward Industries has proposed an all-stock merger with SkyAI, a move that would combine the two companies without cash changing hands. The deal is intended to create a stronger, more scalable business through stock-based ownership and integration.
** Forward Industries proposes merger with Solana Company
** Forward Industries plans to merge with Solana Company, aiming to expand its business through the deal. The proposal is part of the companyâs strategy to strengthen its position and create new growth opportunities.
** Macerich prices 14 million share offering at $23.90 per share
** Macerich priced a public offering of 14 million common shares at $23.90 each. The company expects to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, which may include debt repayment, acquisitions, redevelopment, and other investments.
** Cathie Woodâs ARK sells Roku and AMD stock in major moves
** ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, made notable portfolio changes by selling shares of Roku and AMD. The moves highlight ongoing adjustments in the firmâs high-growth, tech-focused strategy as it rebalances holdings amid market shifts.
** T-Mobile announces quarterly dividend of $1.02 per share
** T-Mobile announced a quarterly dividend of $1.02 per share. The dividend will be paid to shareholders, reflecting the companyâs ongoing commitment to returning capital to investors.
** David Taylor from Ohioâs 2nd district makes multiple trades in tech and retail stocks
** The article reports that David Taylor, representing Ohioâs 2nd district, made several stock trades involving technology and retail companies. The trades included both buying and selling shares in multiple firms, reflecting active portfolio adjustments during the reported period.
** Julie Johnson of Texasâs 32nd District Sells Shares in Abbott Laboratories and Accenture
** The article reports that Julie Johnson, representing Texasâs 32nd District, sold shares in Abbott Laboratories and Accenture. No further details were provided in the prompt.
** Nicholas Begich III invests in Listen Ventures IV, LP
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** Pop Culture Group closes $8 million registered direct offering
** Pop Culture Group completed a registered direct offering, raising $8 million in gross proceeds. The company sold ordinary shares and warrants to investors, and the funds are expected to support general corporate purposes and working capital.
** PureCycle closes $432.5 million financing with notes and stock
** PureCycle secured $432.5 million in financing through a mix of notes and stock, strengthening its balance sheet and supporting future operations and growth plans.