News Summary - 06/18/2026

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** What’s in the US-Iran agreement?

** The 14-paragraph memo outlines a ceasefire, Iran’s commitment never to develop nuclear weapons, and a $300 billion redevelopment package for Iran.

** Iran sends tankers loaded with oil past U.S. military blockade

** According to ship-tracking data, three Iranian tankers carrying crude oil reportedly crossed beyond the U.S. blockade line in the Gulf of Oman.

** Japan ramping up defense is “critical” to prevent war, Defense Minister Koizumi tells BBC

** Shinjiro Koizumi says Japan must rethink its post-World War II pacifist stance and strengthen its defenses. He argues that increasing military readiness is critical to deterring conflict and preventing war.

** Status quo at Jerusalem’s holiest site under threat as Israeli nationalists flout rules

** Israeli nationalists are increasingly challenging the long-standing rules governing the shared use of the al-Aqsa mosque compound, raising concerns that the fragile status quo at Jerusalem’s holiest site could be undermined.

** Search for six-year-old Ebola patient after armed men storm DR Congo hospital

** Health facilities are being attacked during the current Ebola outbreak, driven by misinformation and fear.

** Ex-Nigeria oil minister cleared in UK bribery trial

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** Serial killer who murdered eight women in a Long Island town imprisoned for life

** In a heated courtroom exchange, the judge sentenced him to three life terms plus 25 years to life on four additional charges, with all sentences to run consecutively.

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** Daveigh Chase died in a Los Angeles hospital from sepsis after developing meningitis, her longtime manager told the BBC.

** Trump says he will visit India as frosty relationship with Modi thaws

** Trump announced that he will visit India during a conversation in which he also vowed to protect India, signaling a possible thaw in relations with Modi.

** UN experts demand Iranians free Foremans

** UN experts say the case against Lindsay and Craig Foreman, who are being held in Iran, has been marred by serious procedural irregularities. They are calling for the couple’s release, citing concerns about the fairness and legitimacy of the legal proceedings against them.

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** Israel launches fresh strikes on Lebanon despite Trump criticism

** Trump said on Tuesday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu needs "to be more responsible with respect to Lebanon," as Israel continued launching fresh strikes there despite his criticism.

** Bystanders smash windows of private jet to rescue passengers after crash

** A crash involving a private jet left one person dead, according to a local official. Five other passengers survived and were taken to hospital, where they are reported to be in stable condition.

** AI will create more jobs for humans, not replace them, Amazon founder Bezos says

** Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, now involved in robotics and space ventures, says AI will not replace humans but instead create more jobs. He believes the technology will lead to a labor shortage rather than widespread job loss.

** Group planned to attack White House UFC event using snipers and drones, FBI says

** Newly unsealed court filings say the alleged group voiced grievances over corruption, the Epstein files, and data centres.

** Nigerian man jailed for storing human feces outside his home

** Neighbors said the foul smell from the property became so overpowering that they could no longer relax in their homes. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural or more like a news headline.

** Mangione's lawyers plan psychiatric defense in state murder trial

** Mangione’s lawyers intend to pursue a psychiatric defense, arguing that he was experiencing “extreme emotional disturbance” when UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson was killed.

** Equatorial Guinea government resigns after failing to meet targets

** The vice president said the government had achieved barely 10% of its targets, although he did not specify which targets were missed.

Leader of South Africa's second-largest party wants his predecessor dismissed as minister

John Steenhuisen, one of South Africa’s best-known politicians, led the Democratic Alliance (DA) for seven years.

** Bolivia signs $20 million deal with the US to fight drug trafficking, foreign ministry says

** Under its new president, Bolivia is restoring ties with the United States and has signed a $20 million deal to help fight drug trafficking and organized crime, according to the foreign ministry.

** Australian shock jock wins A$12 million payout after radio station tore up contract

** Kyle Sandilands was fired after an on-air dispute with his co-host, who accused him of bullying.

** “We had to get out of the way”: The backlash over delivery robots

** Delivery robots are spreading across U.S. streets, but their rise is sparking growing backlash. Cities and communities are responding with bans and protest groups as people push back against the vehicles’ presence and impact on sidewalks and public space.

** “I buried my parents one day after the other” — Ebola mourners learn how to grieve safely

** A cemetery at the epicenter of the outbreak is filling up quickly as Ebola deaths rise. Traditional large funerals have been canceled to reduce transmission, forcing mourners to adapt to safer grieving and burial practices.

** US-Iran deal leaves core sticking points unresolved - and a $300bn question

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** “They came with machetes” — deadline looms for migrants to leave South Africa

** Protesters have set 30 June as the deadline for all undocumented migrants to leave South Africa.

** India: Why a country of 1.4 billion is not in the football World Cup

** India, despite being the world’s most populous country, has yet to qualify for football’s biggest tournament, highlighting the nation’s ongoing struggles to reach the World Cup stage.

**The bikers battling extreme heat and armed conflict to smuggle Iranian fuel into Pakistan**

**Bikers who smuggle Iranian fuel into Pakistan face extreme heat so intense that the fuel can ignite. They say they must accept the constant danger of injury or death as they carry out this risky trade.**

** Tehran Presents Deal with the US as a Victory — but for Iranians, it Was a Necessity

** For many Iranians, the deal matters less as a political victory than as a practical necessity. They are focused on whether it will lower prices, ease economic pressure, and reduce the threat of another war.

Moment Trump signs US-Iran agreement at the Palace of Versailles

A 14-point Memorandum of Understanding was signed during a post-G7 dinner in France.

** “Warning fire went up”: Couple on board yacht describe encounter with Russian warship

** A Russian frigate reportedly fired warning shots near a British retired couple sailing on a yacht in the English Channel, creating a frightening encounter at sea.

** Drones create the first-ever FIFA scoreboard in the Seattle sky

** In Seattle, BBC reporter Max Matza watched 400 drones light up the night sky on Monday, forming a giant scoreboard that showed the score of the Egypt vs. Belgium match.

** Watch: California wildfires rage near passing vehicles

** Firefighters are battling wildfires in Riverside County that have spread across more than 2,000 acres, according to authorities.

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** Investigating judge Calama did not impose precautionary measures because he did not see a risk of flight, but he noted in a ruling that the conversations and money movements still point to the former president and are not disproved by his statement.

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** Moncloa and Ferraz consider the “voluntary universal authorization” to be a sufficient gesture to trust that Zapatero is not hiding assets abroad. Even so, they acknowledge that its value is mostly symbolic, because the judge could order those investigations anyway and does not rule out the use of front men, as investigators suspect.

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** The article reviews the gifts José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero officially declared during his time as president, from gold watches and Gaddafi’s saddle to a flashlight. It highlights the variety and uniqueness of the gifts received and recorded in the archives of La Moncloa.

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** Zapatero asks the public for “trust” by paraphrasing one of his old campaign slogans, evoking his 2004 message “I will not let you down” with a new promise: “I will not disappoint.”

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** The goal is not to answer the accusations, but to identify possible procedural flaws or expired deadlines that could invalidate them under the penal code.

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** Zapatero, after testifying before the judge investigating him for six crimes in two separate cases, said he would prove his innocence, although he gave no date for doing so.

** Fire in Madrid: a storage warehouse burns in Villaverde and forces the evacuation of a gas station

** A fire in a storage warehouse in Villaverde mobilized up to 15 fire crews to bring the flames under control. No injuries have been reported, but the fire produced a large column of black smoke visible from several parts of Madrid and forced the evacuation of a nearby gas station.

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** Tel Aviv believes Trump’s deal with Iran strengthens the ayatollahs’ regime. Israel also refuses to halt its ground and air campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon, amid criticism and rejection from both Netanyahu’s government and the opposition, as well as sectors of civil society.

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** This Thursday and Friday’s European Council summit will focus on defining a strategy with Zelensky and on progress in talks over the next EU budget, while the EU continues to keep its attention on Ukraine.

** Trump is right, everyone waits for him and even applauds him: “I’m the boss”

** At the G7 summit, the U.S. president’s remarks brought relief to the other leaders and also internationally, according to the text.

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** The G7 powers closed their summit in France with optimism over Ukraine and caution regarding the peace agreement with Tehran. The group supported Trump over the deal with Iran and maintained pressure on Putin.

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** Trump signed an agreement with Iran from the Palace of Versailles in France, without offering further details about the content or conditions of the deal.

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** Huerteco, an association from Burgos, works to preserve the black Castilian hen, a native breed that is in danger of disappearing. They do this through breeding programs, adoptions, and workshops in schools to help people learn about and protect this species.

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** Tomas Runsten maintained until the end that it was all his wife’s idea, who supposedly was obsessed with living out a “Pretty Woman”-style fantasy.

** Early childhood educators across Spain take to the streets to call for the 0–3 school year to end in June: “There has to be real work-life balance”

** The Platforms of Workers from Nursery Schools denounce that the 0–3 age cycle has 215 school days a year, compared with 175 for the rest, and demand that the school year end in June. They consider that there is a “calendar discrimination” and are calling for real work-life balance for the sector.

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** England and Croatia went into halftime tied 2-2 after an exciting first half full of goals. Harry Kane scored twice for the English, while Baturina and Musa scored for Croatia, leaving everything open for the second half.

** Yirenkyi unleashes chaos in Iñaki Williams’s Ghana with a stoppage-time goal to beat Panama

** Ghana, coached by Carlos Queiroz, beat Panama 1-0 with a second-half stoppage-time goal, sealing a dramatic last-gasp victory.

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** A shooting between alleged hitmen at Guayaquil airport left at least one person dead. The incident occurred amid a violence alert, and authorities are investigating what happened. It was warned that the images from the incident may be disturbing.

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** An anticipated summer income not only helps cover summer expenses, but can also become a tool to improve personal finances. According to the article, this extra money represents an opportunity to encourage saving and strengthen financial health.

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** The article debunks false beliefs about the pelvic floor and highlights the importance of correcting them as soon as possible in order to better understand its function and care.

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** The PP is taking its proposal to the Senate to ask the Government to call elections, after the Congress Bureau vetoed its amendments and those of Junts. The conservatives have chosen wording aimed at getting closer to the Catalan party and provoking its first explicit rejection of the Executive.

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** The president of the AEB argues that banks make a clear contribution to the welfare state through taxes and calls for a more stable regulatory environment. The article presents her view on the sector’s role, its fiscal impact, and the need for balance between supervision, profitability, and support for the economy.

** Morad, reported again for pushing a man during an argument

** According to the version provided by his legal representative, the rapper claims that the complainant insulted him during the argument, calling him “dirty Moor.”

** Daveigh Chase, star of *The Ring* and voice of Lilo in *Lilo & Stitch*, dies

** Actress Daveigh Chase died from meningitis and a blood infection, according to her partner, Roy Hernandez, who told the U.S. outlet TMZ.

**The “WAGs,” Marius Borg’s conviction and Shakira at the World Cup: a review of the gossip magazines**

Claudia Campos and Rosa Ballarín analyze the front pages and inside pages of the magazines **¡Hola!**, **Semana**, **Lecturas**, and **Diez Minutos**, going over the main celebrity news of the week.

** How to combat AI-generated misinformation and who is most vulnerable to it

** Artificial intelligence is changing society by transforming how we communicate, stay informed, and relate to one another. The article addresses the challenge of AI-generated misinformation, how to confront it, and which groups are more susceptible to believing or being affected by this type of content.

** Planting Together to Transform Tomorrow: Connecting Plants and People to Drive Change

** Florestasur, a women-founded cooperative, restores ecosystems through the production of native plants. In addition to reforesting, it involves rural communities to drive environmental and social change.

** Ferrari encourages its customers to buy its controversial electric car

** Ferrari presents the Luce as an opportunity for its customers to strengthen their bond with the brand and gain access to future limited-production models. The proposal aims to attract buyers despite the controversy surrounding the electric car.

** Feijóo attacks Zapatero on *El Hormiguero* over the jewelry in his office: “I don’t have a safe”

** Alberto Núñez Feijóo visited *El Hormiguero* on the same day that José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero was testifying at the National Court. During his appearance, the PP leader criticized the former Socialist president and joked about the jewelry in his office, saying: “I don’t have a safe.”

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** Today’s parents have made their children’s lives so easy that they have removed almost all obstacles from their path. The article suggests that this supposed “stupid generation” is not the fault of the internet, but rather of parenting and the overprotection exercised by their own parents.

** Elisa Mouliaá: “I’m in Dubai because no one else has offered me work. This man has ruined me.”

** The actress says she traveled to Dubai for work and that she had already submitted the signed contract in April, valid from June 8 to July 31. She says she could not find any other job offer and claims that this situation has seriously harmed her.

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** The Defense Ministry has opened an investigation into the death of Kevin Parra Mejía, a 23-year-old legionnaire, during a physical training exercise in Ceuta. Fellow soldiers claim on social media that the young man fainted once and that, despite asking for help, the commanding officer allegedly ordered him to keep running.

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** Decades of research have enabled Ariel to create effective formulas that remove tough stains and preserve bright colors, all without compromising safety.

** Spanish construction firms are eyeing Brazil’s €25 billion railway concessions plan

** The major Spanish construction companies in the Ibex are closely following the Brazilian government’s plan to invest €25 billion in railway concessions and modernize its rail network.

** Diversity stalls while the middle class predominates in Spanish audiovisual media

** A new report from the Observatory of Diversity in Audiovisual Media analyzes the representation of queer, racialized, and disabled people in Spanish film and television series. The study notes that diversity remains stagnant and that the middle class continues to dominate the country’s audiovisual sector.

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** Gynecologist and sexology expert Mercedes Herrero explains that chronic stress raises cortisol and alters the menstrual cycle, interfering with the hormonal mechanisms that enable ovulation.

How well does your attention work? Test yourself with this 10-question quiz

A 10-question quiz invites you to measure your level of attention, concentration, observation, and reasoning. The challenge asks whether you answer too quickly and encourages you to test how you process details and make decisions.

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** Captain Perico Durán explains that a total loss of engine power does not necessarily mean a catastrophe: airplanes can glide without thrust, and pilots receive specific training to land safely in that type of emergency.

** These are the countries most hostile to mass tourism: Spain tops the ranking

** A study identifies Spain as the European country with the greatest local opposition to tourism overcrowding, placing it first in the ranking of hostility toward tourism.

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** Chefs from the Valencian Community recommend that beginners start with bomba rice, as it is the most suitable variety for getting started in this broad and technical world, thanks to its ease of use and consistent results.

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** The Social Security Ministry’s written commitment has brought early retirement for road transport workers closer. As a result, UGT has called off the indefinite general strike planned for June 22.

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** Verónica, who rose to fame in the first season of *Operación Triunfo*, and King África, known for hits like “La bomba” and “Camaleón,” are teaming up to release “Agua pa’l calor,” a track they hope will become the summer song of 2026 with the cheerful spirit of the 2000s.

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** Today’s parents have smoothed the path for their children so much that they have removed almost all obstacles. According to the text, this “mema generation” has not been raised by the internet, but by their own parents, whose overprotection and excessive ease have shaped the way they are.

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** Aemet forecasts a 50% to 70% chance that the climatological summer (June, July, and August) will be hotter than usual in most of Spain, according to its models.

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** By 2076, Spain could reach 53 million inhabitants thanks to migration. Single-person households will be the most common, while the population born in Spain will fall from 80% to 60%.

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** Princess Mette-Marit underwent a lung transplant this Wednesday, the 17th, due to her pulmonary fibrosis. Marius was released from prison for a few hours so he could visit her in the hospital.

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** The text compares Zapatero’s slogan after winning the election, “I will not fail you,” with another similar message in a context of alleged corruption and jewels: “I will not disappoint you.”

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** Rota’s prose captivates with its delicacy and depth: it combines the beauty of the most complex words with the calm that appears in life’s hardest moments.

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** The relationship between a CEO and the media is key to corporate strategy, according to journalist Ángel Faus Alcaraz. A leader’s visibility is no longer optional: it affects the company’s reputation and how its value is perceived in the market.

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** In Burela, Lugo, there is an important community originally from Cape Verde. Its members perform essential and very hard work in fishing and fish canning, jobs that many Spaniards do not want to do.

** Christina Koch, the first woman to go to the Moon, 2026 Princess of Asturias Award for Concord

** Christina Koch, recognized for her historic achievements in long-duration spaceflights and for her participation in the Artemis program, has been awarded the 2026 Princess of Asturias Award for Concord.

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** Christina Koch, a NASA astronaut, has broken barriers in space exploration and set historical records. She stands out for becoming the first woman to orbit the Moon, establishing herself as a pioneering figure and a reference point in the history of astronautics.

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** The Generalitat fire brigade has deployed 41 units, including eight aerial ones, to extinguish a farm fire. Civil Protection has sent an ES-Alert to residents of Talavera and Ribera d'Ondara, asking them to stay indoors for safety.

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** A small plane crashed on a Texas highway, prompting a quick response from drivers, who left their vehicles to help with the rescue. Thanks to their intervention, the crew was able to be saved, although the accident left one person dead.

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** The PP lashes out at Fernando Grande-Marlaska, claiming he is “much worse than Leire Díez” because, they say, she was never a judge, never fought crime, and never represented regeneration.

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** Renfe has put on sale tickets for its Young Summer program, which offers 50% discounts for young people aged 18 to 30. The initiative allows travel by train across Spain and Europe between July 1 and September 30.

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** The article advises users to install the air conditioner in the best possible position and ensure its size matches the room’s dimensions to improve efficiency and reduce electricity costs.

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** If a festival is canceled, attendees are entitled to financial compensation equivalent to the ticket price.

** Papajotes, the traditional sweet from Jaén and one of the easiest and cheapest to make

** Papajotes are a traditional sweet from Jaén cuisine that stands out for being very easy to prepare at home and also inexpensive.

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** 20minutos has launched a new feature as part of the NextMediaAI project to improve accessibility and adapt to the growing demand for audio content, reflecting the changing ways audiences consume news.

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** Readers of 20minutos will be able to take part in a 2026 World Cup prediction pool and earn points for correct predictions in matches played by the Spanish national team throughout all stages of the tournament.

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** 20bien launches its Wellness Mailbox so readers can share real experiences about health, habits, and quality of life. The initiative aims to gather personal stories that motivate, guide, and inspire others 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 can be investigated. Write to us and tell us what topics should be read.

** 20 Minutos introduces Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to send topics, complaints, and story suggestions that they consider worth investigating or newsworthy.

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** According to the European Forest Fire Information System, more than 39,000 hectares have already burned in Spain, three times more than a year ago. A total of 254 fires have also been recorded so far, compared with 76 in the same period last year.

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** Authorities in Vietnam rescued more than 400 cats that had been stolen from families and allegedly intended for human consumption, during a raid that also resulted in the arrest of nine people.

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** La Taberna Garibaldi rejects CNT’s complaint about alleged 14-hour shifts and attributes it to “political interests.” It claims that only one female worker on the staff is affiliated with the union, thus questioning the legitimacy of the complaint’s representation.

** Radically changes what was known about the plague: the oldest strain caused deadly outbreaks 5,500 years ago

** Researchers analyzed ancient DNA from human remains found in four cemeteries in Siberia and discovered that the oldest strain of the plague was already causing deadly outbreaks 5,500 years ago, changing what was believed about the origin and antiquity of this disease.

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** Russian authorities blame Ukraine for attacking a bus carrying a children’s soccer team in the border region of Bryansk, leaving one dead and several injured. Kyiv denies the attack and accuses Moscow of lying to hide its setbacks on the front lines.

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** The University of the Basque Country reminds students that they can request a review if they are not satisfied with their grade, and that the process is still open.

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** Among bronze furnaces, clay molds, and ancient sound codes, a few artisans continue to keep the traditional making of bells alive in Castile. It is an almost extinct craft whose work lasts for generations and has no planned obsolescence.

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** In recent years, more emigrants have been returning to Spain than leaving. However, returning remains difficult because of logistical, administrative, job-related, and psychological obstacles. The main motivations include wanting to be close to their parents and not waiting until retirement to come back.

** Prime Video confirms a new edition of ‘OT’ and ‘LOL: If You Laugh, You Lose’ with Georgina Rodríguez as host

** Prime Video has announced a new edition of “Operación Triunfo” and the show “LOL: If You Laugh, You Lose,” with Georgina Rodríguez as host.

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** The article says that television program directors lost influence the day they stopped having power, implying that creative innovation in television is constrained when decision-making authority is weakened or removed.

** Netflix prepares “Criminopaía,” a docuseries that will analyze real crimes in Spain

** Netflix is preparing “Criminopaía,” a new docuseries about real crimes in Spain. The program will be directed by Clara Tiscar, one of the leading figures in crime analysis in the country.

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** Mar told Sandra Barneda in the final debate that the messages between Christian and Ainhoa outside the show damaged her trust in the relationship.

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** The Barcelona-born singer recalls on Toñi Moreno’s new show on Canal Sur, *El hilo verde*, how Seville decisively influenced his life from his teenage years and shaped the course of his music career.

** Angie Rigueiro, from Antena 3 Sports, announces her pregnancy: “It’s a miracle, I’ve had two miscarriages”

** Angie Rigueiro has announced in *¡Hola!* magazine that she is pregnant after a difficult journey to become a mother. The Antena 3 sports journalist explained that this pregnancy is “a miracle” because she previously suffered two miscarriages.

** The song David Uclés chose for his funeral because of his arrhythmia: “Every day I thought it could happen”

** On *Cara al Show*, writer David Uclés said he suffered from arrhythmia and that his heart was in a “delicate” condition. During that time, he thought about the music he wanted for his funeral, reflecting every day on the possibility of dying.

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** The BBC plans to cut 550 jobs in radio and television and another 700 in management areas to reduce costs by 578 million euros. The measure responds to the audience’s shift toward online models and to the adjustment of its structure in response to changing consumption habits.

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** Javi Hoyos spoke about personal and professional matters, including his mother’s health, and reviewed some of his controversies.

** Shakira and actor Manuel García-Rulfo spark romance rumors after being seen together in Hollywood

** Shakira and actor Manuel García-Rulfo sparked romance rumors after being seen together in Hollywood. Their appearance quickly drew attention online and in entertainment media, fueling speculation about a possible relationship.

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** The Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny took advantage of his stay in Madrid for his world tour to try Spanish cuisine and visited StreetXO, one of chef Dabiz Muñoz’s restaurants.

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** The pastry chef revealed on *El tiempo justo* how much the wedding cake for Makoke and her boyfriend cost. The price was very high, in the four-digit range, making it clear that it was an especially exclusive and expensive creation.

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** Isa Pantoja has spoken ironically about her brother Kiko Rivera’s reaction toward Irene Rosales, suggesting that she finds it strange that he got upset about the situation. The content creator comments on Kiko’s behavior in a critical and sarcastic tone.

** Antonio Montero talks about his cosmetic touch-ups and announces another surgery: “I’ll have it done in September”

** Contributor Antonio Montero speaks openly about his cosmetic touch-ups and reveals that he will undergo another surgery in September. The article discusses his comments on these changes and his willingness to continue making physical adjustments.

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** Argentine YouTuber Gaspi was found dead in Brazil after the violent collision between two helicopters, an accident in which five other people also died. His family warned about possible scams and clarified that there is no official fundraiser.

** Influencer Grace Villarreal wins her battle against the tax authorities and avoids a €400,000 claim

** The Tax Agency accused Grace Villarreal of tax irregularities for using a business company to obtain advantages. In the end, the influencer has won the dispute and avoids having to pay the €400,000 claim.

** Adriana Dorronsoro denies the failure of Alejandra Rubio’s book: “It multiplies the sector average quite a bit”

** Adriana Dorronsoro refutes the claim that Alejandra Rubio earned only 2,000 euros gross from sales of her novel, and says her income “multiplies the sector average quite a bit.”

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** The presenter spoke on Malbert’s podcast *La última llamada* and responded to comments made by a fellow professional. She explained that she decided to end the relationship decisively after Alba Carrillo filed a lawsuit against Jorge Javier.

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** Kate Middleton returned to Ascot in a bright yellow outfit, drawing everyone’s attention at the famous horse races. Her appearance marks a comeback two years after missing the event because of the cancer she had battled.

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** Portugal, led by Cristiano Ronaldo, made its debut this Wednesday in the 2026 World Cup in Mexico, the United States, and Canada. The match marked the Portuguese team’s opening game in the tournament, with a historic DR Congo as their opponent in its first-ever World Cup appearance.

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** FC Barcelona sent a letter to LaLiga, the RFEF and the CTA asking for measures against Florentino Pérez after his statements about the Negreira case. The Catalan club believes his remarks, made before the election campaign, angered its officials.

** The first big controversy of the World Cup: Messi drove his studs into Mandi and neither the referee nor VAR sent him off

** A World Cup match sparked controversy when Messi appeared to plant his studs on Mandi, but neither the referee nor VAR showed him a red card. The incident fueled debate over the officiating decision and became one of the tournament’s first major talking points.

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** Trevor Wittman, Justin Gaethje’s coach, said that Ilia Topuria made a mistake by taking the fight to the ground. He emphasized that Gaethje is a very durable and smart fighter, capable of adapting and taking advantage of any mistake from his opponent.

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** Lorenzo Musetti spoke about the two best tennis players on the current ATP Tour, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, and compared their playing styles in terms of aesthetics and beauty.

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** Rafael Saldaña, an ONCE vendor, lives with monocular vision and a very reduced visual field. He points out that, for people with low vision, the main obstacle is not only the disability itself, but also the architectural barriers that make independence and mobility more difficult.

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** A study indicates that having a purpose in life and experiencing fewer negative emotions, such as worry, irritation, tension, or sadness, is associated with a lower level of disability.

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** Tatiana, who suffers from ALS, has launched a campaign on Donio to raise 15,000 euros. The goal is to cover urgent accessibility, mobility, and professional care expenses in order to maintain her independence and support her daily life.

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** Spain, the EU’s third-largest egg producer, reached sales of 2.536 billion euros in 2025. Although eggs are more valued than ever, production increased by only 0.43% compared with 2023, raising the challenge of meeting rising demand without losing export capacity.

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** The CEOE leader criticizes those who should govern for being more focused on their electoral and ideological interests than on managing the country. He also warns about an “institutional drift” in Spain and calls for “lifting the carpets” to thoroughly analyze the situation.

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** The Fed left interest rates unchanged unanimously at the first meeting chaired by Warsh. It also raised its CPI forecast for the current fiscal year by nearly one percentage point and cut its economic activity estimate by two tenths, anticipating higher inflation and slightly weaker growth.

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** European stock markets are showing mixed performance while oil is trading slightly below $80.

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** The Government will approve a royal decree-law on June 29 to extend anti-crisis measures before they expire on June 30. It is also considering new protection measures to continue supporting citizens in the face of the economic situation.

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** Santander has received the first approval for its purchase of Webster Bank in the United States, but the deal still requires authorization from the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank (ECB).

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** Netflix is entering the popular young adult hockey-romance trend, following hits like *Off Campus* and *Más que rivales*. The article points out that the genre has proven successful, with literary phenomena such as *Romper el hielo* showing the appeal of romantic stories set in the world of competitive sports.

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** During the promotion of *Spider-Man: Brand New Day*, the fourth solo Spider-Man film in the MCU, Tom Holland and Zendaya visited Madrid.

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** A well-known filmmaker criticized Steven Spielberg for the style of his movies, especially for offering “comforting” endings and giving audiences answers, even when they are “stupid.” The criticism targets the narrative approach of the director of *Disclosure Day* and his tendency to wrap up stories in an overly satisfying way.

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** Prime Video is celebrating 10 years in Spain by announcing previews of its local catalog through 2027. The platform will present new Spanish series and films, with projects starring Ester Expósito and Mario Casas, as well as the return of “Su majestad.”

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** A series and three movies are recommended to watch this weekend on streaming: *Sugar*, *Dunkirk*, *Celebration*, and *Between Two Waters*. It’s a short selection for those who don’t know what to choose and are looking for standout options.

** Women do not develop a masculine physique or “bulk up” from strength training: the false myth that keeps them away from the gym

** The content highlights that strength exercises are becoming increasingly important in daily routines. It also aims to debunk the mistaken idea that women who do strength training develop a masculine physique or “bulk up,” a belief that can keep them away from the gym.

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** Ophthalmologist Carlos Fernández Vega analyzes Ilia Topuria’s eye injury and explains the possible recovery timeline. The main goal is for the fighter to regain full and optimal vision, prioritizing his eye health before returning to competition.

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** Experts point out that loving connections are a basic need for emotional and mental well-being. Science shows that feeling loved does not depend only on romance, but also on strong emotional bonds that provide support, security, and a sense of belonging.

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** Tobacco smoke contains thousands of toxic substances that damage the blood supply and oxygenation of eye tissues, which can accelerate vision deterioration, according to ophthalmologists.

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** Binge eating disorder affects 1.3% of the population and is often underestimated. The article highlights that there are two clear patient profiles, which may help improve detection and treatment.

** The fight against Alzheimer’s has a new ally: the OLE molecule

** The research, led by the Institute of Neurosciences at Miguel Hernández University of Elche, presents the OLE molecule as a new ally against Alzheimer’s.

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** Apple would be collaborating with Samsung to develop a new micro-curved OLED display, which suggests that the 20th anniversary iPhone could arrive with a very different design from the current one and be available in two sizes.

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** A malware campaign detected on Steam is hiding inside Wallpaper Engine wallpapers. The malicious files are designed to steal passwords and operate without the user noticing, taking advantage of trust in the platform and in seemingly harmless content.

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** Xiaomi has released an update for HyperOS 3 after confirming bugs that were causing performance problems and annoying situations for users. The new version aims to fix these issues and improve the system’s overall stability.

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** Commodore introduces the Callback 8020, a foldable phone with physical keys designed to reduce distractions. The device leaves out social media and limits features to offer a simpler, more focused experience, bringing back the classic clamshell phone design.

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** Google Chrome is removing support for Manifest V2, a move that will cause extensions like uBlock Origin to stop working in the browser. This decision marks the end of one of the most popular ad blockers among Chrome users.

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** This summer, streetwear is all about comfort, contrasts, and unexpected combinations.

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** That feeling of apathy or disconnection can go beyond tiredness and reflect a deeper emotional emptiness.

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** Rosalía appeared in New York wearing a daring ballerina-style dress, considered the most daring look of her LUX era. The Catalan star drew attention in the Big Apple with a cheeky, groundbreaking style that has made an impact.

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** Trainer Vikika Costa explains how to stay in shape during the summer without falling into overly demanding routines or becoming obsessed with exercise, advocating for a more flexible and sustainable approach.

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** Derby shoes are making a strong comeback this season as a menswear-inspired alternative, but in softer, more elegant versions. They stand out for their comfort and versatility, making them easy to pair with different looks so you can stay comfortable without giving up style.

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** Preparing your skin in the months leading up to the wedding is key to achieving flattering makeup and luminous skin on the big day.

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** Experts point out that mate was not born in Uruguay or Argentina, despite popular belief. They indicate that its origin is located in other regions, debunking the most widespread version about this iconic drink.

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** The restaurant says it follows “authentic Valencian tradition” and stands out for its wide selection of paellas and Levantine rice dishes. Its dishes are priced from 20 to 38 euros.

** Michelin-starred chefs agree on the key to the perfect paella

** Michelin-starred chefs, including Quique Dacosta, agree that the secret to a perfect paella lies in carefully controlling the heat of the fire.

** Beyond Pastéis de Nata: Sweet Bites to Learn a Little More About Portuguese Cuisine

** Portuguese cuisine goes far beyond well-known dishes and products such as cod, pastéis de nata, francesinhas, and Port wine; it also offers a rich tradition of sweets waiting to be discovered.

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** Madrid-born chef Alberto Gonzalez won the World Tripe Championship representing the Madrid restaurant “El del Medio.”

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** Brazil offers a rich culinary diversity beyond feijoada, with dishes such as acarajé, a traditional recipe from the northeast with African roots.

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** The beaches of A Coruña have introduced new rules that visitors must comply with to avoid significant financial penalties. The aim is to regulate behavior on the beaches and ensure proper coexistence during their stay.

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** This area in northern Portugal, very close to Galicia, is presented as an ideal option for August thanks to its tranquility and lack of large crowds. It also offers spectacular scenery and a perfect getaway for those looking to enjoy a nearby, less crowded destination.

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** This town in Cantabria, included among “The Most Beautiful Towns in Spain,” combines beach and surprising modernist gems, which has made it the most searched-for town in Spain for a rural getaway.

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** A new rail itinerary will cross central Europe for a length of 1,300 km. It will pass through Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany, and end at a very busy airport, becoming one of Europe’s longest train routes.

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** The new Audi A6 Allroad arrives with a more robust look, more technology, and an expanded mechanical lineup. As a new feature, it includes a plug-in hybrid version for the first time, alongside a diesel option, reinforcing its adventurous and versatile focus.

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** The Council of Ministers has authorized an investment of 20.8 million euros to rehabilitate the road surface of several sections of the A-7 and A-45 highways in the province of Málaga.

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** Volkswagen Navarra’s plant has begun producing the new Skoda Epiq, the Czech brand’s future most affordable electric model. This car will be key to Skoda’s strategy in the coming years because of its focus on accessible electric mobility.

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** Begoña Pérez, known on social media as “La Ordenatriz,” shares practical cleaning and organizing tips with her millions of followers, such as this simple and effective tip for cleaning car upholstery.

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** Audi is обновating the Q7 two decades after its debut, betting on more technology, versatility, and a premium positioning. The model comes with a single diesel V6 powertrain and Eco label, with no gasoline or plug-in hybrid options.

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** Aragón will host the national final of the first AWS DeepRacer Championship, bringing together the best student teams in the country. The competition aims to encourage young people to pursue careers in technology through the use of artificial intelligence.

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** The regional government has awarded the drafting of the feasibility study for the Southwest Highway, which must be ready in 15 months. The project aims to ease traffic congestion west of Madrid and will connect 9 municipalities between the A-4, A-5, and A-6 corridors. Construction is not expected to begin until 2028.

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** Miguel Ángel Llamas has resigned as coordinator of Podemos in Castilla y León, admitting that he cannot dedicate himself to the role as required. He also acknowledges that the party is going through “a difficult period” in the region.

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** José Flores, the health area manager, said that the pharmacy at Montecelo Hospital is on floor -2, a location that makes the appearance of rats and snakes more likely.

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** The regional government of Galicia is incorporating artificial intelligence to detect smoke plumes and strengthen the fight against wildfires in the region. It is also launching a mobile app so that any citizen can report a fire by sending images, audio, and the exact location to the coordination center.

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** Galicia remains under orange alert for rain and storms, while four other regions are under warning. In Lugo and Ourense, about 5,000 lightning strikes were recorded, along with strong wind gusts, hail, and flooding.

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** The City Council of Alcalá de Guadaíra has presented its cultural program for the coming months, which will include music, theater, circus, and dance. Among the highlighted events are concerts by David Civera and Nena Daconte, with tickets priced at five euros.

** Bilbao takes a stand against the heat and designs a new comprehensive, cross-cutting plan to mitigate its extreme effects

** Bilbao has launched a new comprehensive, cross-cutting plan to reduce the impact of heat waves and their effects on public health. The goal is to mitigate extreme heat through coordinated measures across different municipal departments.

** A school in Palma is left without its field trip after the bus company cancels to transport tourists

** The school says this is not an isolated case: it has already joined a manifesto demanding action, arguing that students are seeing their right to take part in activities outside the classroom harmed.

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** The Xunta will expand the maximum age for access to its guarantee program for home purchases from 36 to 45, as announced by President Alfonso Rueda this Wednesday.

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** Seville’s Church of the Savior will premiere a new light and sound show visit on Thursday, June 18 at 10:00 p.m. Tickets are already available on the Cathedral Chapter’s website.

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** The Valencian Community will implement a primary care system based on virtual assistants with AI to manage calls. The goal is to offer patients faster, safer, and more guided care, improving the responsiveness and organization of the service.

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** The businesswoman posted a highly criticized video in which she complains about the lack of staff in the hospitality industry. She says applicants do not show up for interviews and that many have no previous experience, which, according to her, makes hiring even more difficult.

** A “YouTuber” surprises his landlord with a secret library: “It took me three months to build it”

** A YouTuber impressed his landlord by creating a secret library hidden behind a system of buttons and handles. The entrance required solving a special pattern to access the space, and it took him three months to build.

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** A young woman witnessed in a restaurant how a child was behaving badly, and his parents reacted without seeming concerned about the mess caused at the table. Their behavior drew criticism for the adults’ lack of attention and responsibility regarding the child’s conduct.

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** Urine marking in female cats does not always indicate heat; it can also be caused by stress, changes in the home, or territorial conflicts. If this behavior is frequent or sudden, it is a good idea to look for possible causes and consult a veterinarian to rule out health or behavioral problems.

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** Dogs do not need “a huge amount of protein” just because the label shows a high percentage on the package; they need specific essential amino acids. What matters is the quality and nutritional balance, not an eye-catching number.

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** A natural diet can be an option for ferrets, but it should be introduced gradually and with proper guidelines to ensure their well-being.

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** Check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope at 20minutos.es.

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** The film *Everything We Never Were* was shot in the province of Gipuzkoa throughout the summer of 2025, beginning in June. Euskadi once again becomes the setting for a Netflix production.

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** The Ministry of Inclusion and Social Security has expanded the income thresholds to access this supplementary aid to the Minimum Vital Income.

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** The red-and-white club has launched “You’re Called Up,” an initiative that allows fans to play a match at their stadium this summer. The experience offers the chance to rent the pitch for casual games with friends, with details on how to book it and the price available for those who want to enjoy the experience.

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** A high-cost device, valued at €11,000, is installed beside the bed and connected to the home’s existing plumbing. Thanks to a quiet grinder, it can pump waste into the main system without the user having to move.

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** Many urban bird chicks can be found on the ground, but that does not mean they have been abandoned. The heat and natural development cause some to leave the nest before they can fly well. The recommendation is to observe before intervening, and only help if they are injured, in immediate danger, or truly abandoned.

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** The word “wealth” emerged in connection with royal power. Its origin was more closely related to the rule and authority of kings than to money or material goods.

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** Fashion uses very well-known expressions like “Manolos” or “LBD,” but their meanings are not always clear. The article explains these common fashion terms, from timeless wardrobe basics to references often used during event and celebration seasons.

** In the First Person

** Terán compiles all the cartoons published in *20minutos*, offering a selection of graphic humor focused on current events and the author’s personal perspective.

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** Inflation has reduced the value of money in recent years, rapidly driving up the price of everyday goods and services. While wages have not grown at the same pace, a visual comparison shows how much common products have increased in price, from the daily lunch menu to movie tickets.

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** Astrologer Esperanza Gracia reveals that each zodiac sign has its own “seduction weapons” and highlights the most attractive traits of Virgo, Scorpio, Cancer, Aquarius, and other signs.

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** Tropical Storm Arthur formed off the coast of Texas, coinciding with the World Cup being held in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Texas, one of the tournament’s host locations, will host up to nine matches, including a semifinal in Dallas.

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** The Bolivian president, who has been in office for seven months, opened a dialogue with union leaders and thanked them for their attendance, saying the meeting aims to find solutions to the demands of labor sectors that are calling for his resignation.

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** In 2010, the search for a missing woman on Long Island led to the discovery of several bodies in the Gilgo Beach coastal area. The case turned into a serial killer investigation, and he was ultimately sentenced to three life terms after being found responsible for killing eight women.

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** The five councilors of Carboneras voted in favor of delaying the annulment of the building permit for the Algarrobico hotel, a key step toward being able to demolish it. For this reason, the PSOE has suspended their party membership.

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** The Civil Guard has arrested the skipper of a recreational boat and four other people for supplying a narco-boat in Barbate. The detainees are being charged with offenses of storing liquid fuel and resisting authority.

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** The horror series starring Harold Perrineau and praised by Stephen King is back with new scares. The article highlights the premiere of season 4 on HBO Max and answers how many episodes it will have.

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** The makeup artist explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to lift the eyes, soften facial features, and add freshness. His approach aims to preserve personal style, but with techniques and products that are more flattering for this stage of life.

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** Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein star in Netflix’s new romance, but one specific scene has taken all the attention and overshadowed the rest of the film, generating surprise and disgust among some viewers.

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** Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage market has changed when it comes to buying a home: in the past, fixed-rate mortgages were the preferred choice, but that trend has now ended.

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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show featuring canned cockles, suggesting a way to enhance them with mandarin and olive oil instead of lemon.

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** Prime Video has added to its catalog a 6-episode miniseries based on the characters from *The Seville Communion* (*La piel del tambor*), one of Arturo Pérez-Reverte’s most notable novels. The production stands out as an ideal option to watch in one sitting.

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** Experts recommend five unforgettable trips that should be taken at least once in a lifetime, highlighting experiences that range from the blend of tradition and modernity in Japan to the wild and awe-inspiring landscapes of Patagonia.

** Goodbye to *One Piece*, hello to *Avatar: The Last Airbender*: release date for season 2 of Netflix’s epic fantasy

** After two years, Netflix resumes its live-action adaptation of *Avatar: The Last Airbender*, based on the famous anime that M. Night Shyamalan once tried to bring to the big screen.

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** A passage protected as a historic ensemble in Barcelona connects El Clot and Sant Martí over 122 meters. It stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and its quiet, pedestrian atmosphere, set apart from the noise of the city.

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

** A picturesque inn with traditional Cantabrian architecture, located in one of Spain’s most beautiful villages, reopens

** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has earned it a fourth star. The upgrades have focused on improving sustainability, accessibility, and comfort, while preserving its traditional Cantabrian architectural style.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has presented a new tourist visa to boost tourism in ten municipalities in one of Seville’s most beautiful regions, with the aim of promoting rural tourism and attracting visitors to the area.

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** Netflix has released the trailer for the new Spanish film *Los creyentes*, a psychological thriller directed by Roger Gual. The movie, starring José Coronado, will arrive on the platform at the end of July.

** Oil down 2% after US, Iran sign ceasefire agreement

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** Gold prices rise as Iran peace deal cheer outweighs Fed rate concerns

** Gold prices edged higher as optimism over a possible Iran peace deal supported broader market sentiment, outweighing pressure from expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve could keep interest rates elevated. Investors remained cautious, balancing geopolitical developments against monetary policy concerns.

** Oil prices fall 3% as traders weigh supply outlook after US-Iran deal

** Oil prices fell about 3% as markets evaluated the supply impact of a potential US-Iran deal. Traders considered whether any easing of sanctions could increase Iranian exports and add to global supply, putting pressure on prices. The move reflected broader uncertainty about demand and geopolitics in the energy market.

** Trump signs memo aimed at ending Iran war, White House official says

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** Trump thanks China’s Xi, Russia’s Putin for being “neutral” in Iran war

** Trump praised China’s Xi and Russia’s Putin for remaining neutral as tensions with Iran escalated, while criticizing other actors involved. The remarks came amid growing concern over the conflict’s regional impact and the U.S. response in foreign policy.

** Gold leads precious metals decline after Fed leaves rates unchanged, turns hawkish

** Gold and other precious metals fell after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged but signaled a more hawkish stance, suggesting rates may stay elevated for longer. The shift pressured non-yielding assets, with gold leading the decline as investors adjusted expectations for future policy.

** Iran and the US to end hostilities and maritime blockades in the Gulf area, according to an MoU, Iran’s official news agency says

** Iran’s official news agency says a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the US will end hostilities and maritime blockades in the Gulf area. The report suggests the agreement is intended to reduce tensions and restore safe navigation, though the details and verification of the deal remain unclear.

** Trump: It would be unfair for Iran not to have ballistic missiles if other countries have them

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** Silver slices through support after $71.63 rejection: Live levels

** Silver was rejected near $71.63 and then broke below support, signaling weakening bullish momentum. The move puts key live levels in focus as traders watch for further downside or a possible rebound if support is reclaimed.

** Taiwan stocks close higher; Taiwan Weighted up 0.91%

** Taiwan stocks finished higher, with the Taiwan Weighted index rising 0.91% at the close.

** Renault acquires Volvo and CMA CGM stakes in Flexis venture

** Renault is taking full ownership of the Flexis electric van venture by buying out Volvo and CMA CGM’s stakes. The move gives Renault control of the project as it works to expand its commercial vehicle lineup and speed up development of electric delivery vans.

** Drone strikes beyond the battlefield boost demand for technology to counter them

** The use of drones is expanding beyond war zones, increasing demand for anti-drone technology. As attacks and surveillance by small, inexpensive drones grow, governments and companies are investing in detection, jamming, interception, and other defenses to protect airports, infrastructure, and public events.

** Why is Lenovo stock falling today?

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** Obayashi to buy Brookfield’s Multiplex Global for $540 million

** Japanese construction giant Obayashi will acquire Brookfield’s Multiplex Global for $540 million, expanding its overseas construction business. The deal gives Obayashi greater access to projects in Australia and other markets, while Brookfield exits its remaining stake in the builder.

** Apple to raise prices due to memory chip shortage, CEO tells WSJ

** Apple plans to raise prices as a global memory chip shortage drives up costs and tightens supply, according to its CEO in a Wall Street Journal interview. The company expects higher component costs to affect upcoming products and may pass some of those costs on to consumers.

** Trump says Apple will work with Intel to manufacture chips in the U.S.

** Trump said Apple plans to work with Intel to make chips in the U.S. as part of a broader push to bring manufacturing back home. The announcement highlights efforts to strengthen domestic semiconductor production and reduce reliance on overseas supply chains.

** Trump says Apple agreed to work with Intel to make chips in the US

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** Top India Mid/Small-Cap Stocks, According to Haitong

** Haitong has identified select Indian mid- and small-cap stocks as top picks, highlighting companies with strong growth potential and attractive valuations. The report focuses on businesses with solid fundamentals, earnings momentum, and opportunities in domestic demand-led sectors.

** JPMorgan blocks Hong Kong staff from using Anthropic AI tools – FT

** JPMorgan has prohibited its Hong Kong employees from using Anthropic’s AI tools, according to the Financial Times. The decision reflects banks’ cautious stance toward generative AI, driven by concerns about data privacy, compliance, and regulatory risk.

** The Fed keeps rates steady in Warsh’s debut, but a hawkish shift fuels a bond-market selloff

** The Federal Reserve left rates unchanged at Warsh’s first meeting, but a more hawkish tone pushed Treasury yields higher and put pressure on bonds. Markets reacted sharply as investors priced in fewer rate cuts, signaling concern that policymakers may keep rates elevated for longer.

** “I’m the boss,” Trump says at G7, as he warms to Ukraine’s war aims

** At the G7 summit, Trump asserted his dominance and signaled a softer stance toward Ukraine’s war goals. The article highlights shifting U.S. rhetoric on the conflict, with Trump appearing more supportive of Kyiv’s aims while also emphasizing his own control in negotiations and foreign policy.

** Dollar extends gains after the Fed keeps rates unchanged but projects a hike later this year

** The U.S. dollar rose after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged but signaled that another increase could come later this year. Markets reacted to the Fed’s stance as investors reassessed the outlook for interest rates and the economy.

Argentina records $1.34 billion fiscal surplus in May

Argentina reported a fiscal surplus of $1.34 billion in May, highlighting improved government finances amid efforts to stabilize the economy. The result reflects continued spending restraint and stronger revenue collection, supporting the administration’s broader fiscal adjustment agenda.

** French economic growth seen at 0.7% in 2026 as oil shock hits consumers, says INSEE

** INSEE forecasts that French economic growth will slow to 0.7% in 2026 as higher oil prices and global trade tensions reduce consumer spending and investment. Inflation is expected to remain contained, but household purchasing power will be squeezed, limiting economic momentum.

** US business inventories increase as expected in April

** US business inventories rose as expected in April, suggesting firms continued restocking at a steady pace. The increase was driven by gains in wholesale and retail inventories, while manufacturing stocks were little changed. The data point to moderate inventory support for second-quarter GDP growth.

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** US pending home sales increase to a six-month high in May

** US pending home sales rose to a six-month high in May, signaling improved housing market activity. The increase suggests buyers are returning despite affordability challenges, with demand strengthened by more inventory and easing mortgage rate pressures.

Business Inventories Hold Steady, Matching Forecasts

Business inventories were unchanged, in line with expectations, indicating that firms are keeping stock levels steady amid uncertain demand. The report suggests that inventory investment is not providing meaningful support to economic growth, as companies continue to manage supply carefully.

** Pending Home Sales Surge, Exceeding Expectations

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** Citigroup pushes back Fed rate-cut timeline amid rising hawkishness

** Citigroup has delayed its expected timeline for Federal Reserve rate cuts, citing stronger-than-expected data and a more hawkish policy outlook. The bank now sees cuts arriving later than previously forecast as the Fed remains focused on inflation risks and keeps interest rates elevated for longer.

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** Dollar holds two-month high on rate hike bets, yen slides

** The dollar remained near a two-month high as traders wagered that the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates elevated, while the yen weakened further amid Japan’s continued loose monetary policy. Investors were waiting for key economic data for clues about future central bank moves.

** Wall Street urges US regulators to further ease Basel capital rules, FT reports

** Wall Street banks are pressuring U.S. regulators to further loosen the proposed Basel capital rules, arguing that the requirements would make lending more expensive and reduce market liquidity. According to the *Financial Times*, industry groups want a revised framework that better reflects U.S. banks’ business models and limits increases in capital.

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** German industry employment falls to ten-year low, study shows

** German industrial employment dropped to a ten-year low in 2024, falling by around 1.1% year-on-year, according to a study. The decline reflects weak demand, high energy costs, and competition, with the auto sector among the hardest hit. The report warns that more jobs could be at risk if conditions do not improve.

** Indian rupee poised to slip after hawkish Fed surprise opens the door to a rate hike

** The Indian rupee is expected to weaken after the Federal Reserve signaled a more hawkish stance, boosting the dollar and increasing the likelihood of another U.S. rate hike. Traders say the shift could pressure emerging-market currencies, with the rupee likely to face downside in the near term.

** U.S. Air Force awards production contracts to General Atomics and Anduril for drone wingmen

** The U.S. Air Force has awarded production contracts to General Atomics and Anduril to build drone wingmen, advancing its autonomous combat aircraft program. The drones are intended to support manned fighters with reconnaissance, electronic warfare, and strike capabilities as the Air Force expands its use of unmanned systems.

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** Trump signs US-Iran deal in Versailles: reports

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** Bitcoin falls to $63k on hawkish Fed signals; Iran peace deal offers limited cheer

** Bitcoin slipped to about $63,000 after the Fed signaled higher-for-longer rates, weighing on risk assets. A tentative Iran peace deal provided only brief support as investors remained cautious amid inflation concerns and reduced expectations for near-term rate cuts.

** Bitcoin slips as Fed’s updated dot plot shows a hawkish tilt, hitting risk sentiment

** Bitcoin fell after the Federal Reserve’s updated dot plot signaled a more hawkish outlook, weakening risk appetite. The move pressured crypto markets as investors reassessed expectations for future rate cuts and the possibility of a longer period of restrictive monetary policy.

** Bitcoin trapped in Ichimoku cloud at $65K: Live levels

** Bitcoin is trading around $65K and remains stuck inside the Ichimoku cloud, signaling indecision. Traders are watching key support and resistance levels for the next move, with price action likely to determine whether BTC breaks out higher or slips lower.

** First Block, Onpharma Company, and Crito Capital Announce First Solana STO for U.S. Medical Device Business

** First Block, Onpharma Company, and Crito Capital announced a Solana-based security token offering for a U.S. medical device business. The initiative aims to use blockchain technology to raise capital and expand access to investment opportunities in the medical device sector.

** Leveraged Launches the Leveraged Cup to Trade Your Way to the World Football Final in New York

** Leveraged has launched the Leveraged Cup, a new trading competition where participants can win a trip to New York for the World Football Final. The promotion combines trading with a sports-themed prize, inviting users to compete for a chance to attend the major event.

** Bitcoin halts three-day positive run ahead of U.S.-Iran peace deal signing, Fed

** Bitcoin slipped after three straight days of gains as investors awaited the signing of a U.S.-Iran peace deal and a Federal Reserve decision. Traders appeared cautious ahead of the events, leading to a pause in the recent rally.

** Binance adds over 7,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs to its platform

** Binance is expanding access to more than 7,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs on its platform, broadening its investment offerings for users. The move marks another step in the crypto exchange’s push into traditional financial markets and product diversification.

** FTX trust drops $1.15 billion lawsuit against Genesis Digital

** FTX’s bankruptcy trust has withdrawn its $1.15 billion lawsuit against Genesis Digital and its executives, according to court filings. The lawsuit had alleged fraudulent transfers involving FTX funds. No reason was given for the dismissal, and it is unclear whether the trust will refile or pursue related claims.

** Binance Set to Lose EU License Bid, Permission to Offer Services in the Bloc, Sources Say - Reuters

** Reuters reports that Binance is likely to fail in its bid for an EU license, which would limit its ability to offer services across the bloc. The article says regulatory pressure in Europe is intensifying as authorities scrutinize the exchange’s compliance and licensing efforts.

** Crystal Intelligence Brings Blockchain Compliance to Kite’s Agent Economy

** Crystal Intelligence is partnering with Kite to provide blockchain compliance tools for Kite’s agent economy. The collaboration aims to help automate monitoring, risk detection, and regulatory compliance for transactions involving autonomous agents, improving transparency and security within the ecosystem.

** Nestlé appoints Wanner as communications and sustainability chief

** Nestlé has appointed Wanner as its new communications and sustainability chief as it continues strengthening its corporate affairs and sustainability leadership. The move highlights the company’s focus on managing stakeholder communications and advancing its environmental, social, and governance priorities.

** Oncoinvent reaches halfway point in ovarian cancer trial enrollment

** Oncoinvent said it has enrolled half of the patients needed for its ovarian cancer trial, marking a key milestone in the study. The company is evaluating its treatment in patients with recurrent ovarian cancer as it advances development and gathers data on safety and efficacy.

** HIVE Digital receives approval to acquire Boden data center

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** FDA accepts Genentech’s filing for the Lunsumio-Polivy combination

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** Kardigan prices IPO at $16 per share, raising $400 million

** Kardigan priced its initial public offering at $16 per share, the top of its expected range, raising $400 million. The listing signals strong investor demand for the company’s shares as it prepares to begin trading publicly. If you want, I can also **rewrite it in simpler English** or **translate it into another language**.

** First Carolina Financial prices IPO at $12.50 per share

** First Carolina Financial priced its IPO at $12.50 per share, raising capital as it prepares to begin trading publicly. The offering reflects investor interest in the company and marks a key step in its growth and expansion plans.

** Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Robinhood and Roku stock, buys Eli Lilly

** ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, reduced its holdings in Robinhood and Roku while increasing its stake in Eli Lilly, signaling a move toward healthcare and away from some consumer tech stocks. The trades highlight ARK’s active portfolio management as it continues to rebalance positions across its ETFs.

** BitGo appoints Angela Ang to lead Asia-Pacific operations

** BitGo has named Angela Ang to head its Asia-Pacific operations, strengthening its regional leadership as it expands services across the APAC market. Ang will oversee growth efforts and business development in the region.

** SK hynix ships HBM4E memory samples to major customers

** SK hynix has begun sending HBM4E memory samples to major customers, advancing its next-generation high-bandwidth memory roadmap. The move highlights growing demand for advanced AI chips and memory, as the company works to strengthen its position in the competitive semiconductor market.