News Summary - 06/20/2026

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** Israel and Hezbollah agree to a ceasefire, US says, as more strikes in Lebanon are reported

** A ceasefire agreement was reached amid concerns that ongoing clashes could derail efforts to end the war between the US and Iran.

** Italy's Meloni says Trump 'made up' story that she 'begged' him for photo at G7

** Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni publicly rejected Trump’s claim that she “begged” him for a photo at the G7, suggesting tension in their once-close relationship. The dispute comes after Trump’s decision to go to war with Iran, which appears to have cooled their ties.

** US to stop funding HIV programmes in South Africa

** South Africa has more than eight million people living with HIV, the highest total of any country worldwide.

** Watch: World Cup fans react to the US defeating Australia to reach the knockout round

** US fans celebrated their team’s 2-0 victory over Australia, which secured a spot in the knockout round. Australian supporters were disappointed by the loss but remained hopeful about their team’s chances going forward.

Zelensky stripped of Poland’s highest honor over WWII army unit name

Ukraine condemned the decision as a “strategic mistake” and “disrespectful” after Zelensky was stripped of Poland’s highest honor over the WWII name of an army unit.

** African and Caribbean nations call for formal apology for transatlantic slavery

** African and Caribbean leaders are urging countries that profited from the transatlantic slave trade to issue formal apologies. They are also calling for debt relief and financial compensation as part of broader demands for justice and reparations.

Australia confirms first case of H5N1 bird flu as virus reaches every continent

Australia, previously the only continent without H5N1 bird flu, has now confirmed its first case, meaning the virus has reached every continent.

** James Burrows, legendary director of *Cheers* and *Friends*, dies aged 85

** James Burrows, the co-creator of *Cheers* and a prolific TV director, has died at the age of 85. He directed more than 1,000 episodes of hit sitcoms, including *Friends*, *Will & Grace*, and *The Big Bang Theory*, leaving a major legacy in television comedy.

Boy, 12, wins hearts after trying to take sick chicken to an Ethiopian hospital

Markos, 12, tried to bring his sick pet hen to an Ethiopian hospital after it stopped responding to treatment, showing his deep attachment to the bird. The touching act has won many hearts online and highlighted his childlike concern for the chicken’s health.

Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi to stand trial for rape

French prosecutors have confirmed that Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi will go on trial over rape allegations from 2023.

Zimbabwe MPs pass bill to extend president's time in power

Zimbabwe’s parliament has approved a proposal that would extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s time in office by two years and eliminate direct presidential elections.

** Six-year-old Ebola patient taken from DR Congo hospital found and “doing well”

** Health facilities have been attacked during the Ebola outbreak because of misinformation and fear, undermining response efforts.

** Mangione’s lawyers reverse course on psychiatric defense in state murder trial

** Mangione’s defense team changed its position one day after saying it would argue that he suffered from “extreme emotional disturbance” in the state murder trial.

Do it at home too, women tell Japanese fans who cleaned World Cup stadium

Some observers say the praise for Japanese men cleaning a World Cup stadium highlights a double standard, since women are still expected to handle most of the housework at home.

** Pétanque player, 68, dies after being hit in the head with a metal boule

** A 68-year-old pétanque player has died after allegedly being struck in the head by a metal boule thrown or used by his 81-year-old opponent, according to the public prosecutor. The older man has since been arrested.

** UK actress charged with importing meth worth almost A$300m into Australia

** Emaa Hussen, 34, has been charged over the alleged importation of 320 kg of methamphetamine into Australia, reportedly concealed in bags of charcoal. If convicted, she could face life in prison.

** Asia’s richest man, Ambani, announces what could be India’s biggest share sale

** India’s largest telecom operator is reportedly set to raise about $4 billion (£3.02 billion), according to media reports, in what could become one of India’s biggest share sales.

** In Trump’s shadow, Vance becomes the face of the Iran deal

** Vance is emerging as the public defender of the Iran plan, strongly backing it despite growing criticism. His prominent role has fueled speculation that he may be positioning himself for a 2028 presidential bid.

** Moscow residents complain of black rain after the largest Ukrainian attack hits an oil refinery

** Nearly 200 Ukrainian drones struck an area southeast of Moscow, causing a refinery and a shopping centre to catch fire. Residents in the capital reported black rain after the attack, which targeted an oil refinery.

** Thirty-five killed as gunmen attack Niger's biggest airport

** Niger, already struggling with a decade-long militant Islamist insurgency, has once again faced violence at its largest airport. In January, suspected jihadists also attacked the same airport, underscoring the ongoing security threat in the country.

** Bowen: US-Iran deal raises inescapable question of what the war was for

** The article argues that although the war’s human cost is obvious, Iran’s regime has not only survived but emerged stronger, raising doubts about the war’s purpose and what it achieved.

** Parents of Serbia's teenage school shooter given jail terms in retrial

** A 13-year-old boy killed eight girls, one boy, and a school guard at Vladislav Ribnikar School in Belgrade in 2023.

** Hegseth renews NATO criticism and says US will review presence in Europe

** The US defense secretary renewed his criticism of NATO after the US decided to scale back its commitments to a high-readiness alliance force. He also said the US will review its military presence in Europe.

** British man dies in paragliding accident in Spain

** Authorities in Catalonia confirmed that a 63-year-old British man died in a paragliding accident in the Palau de Noguera area on Wednesday.

** Suspected gang leader shot dead in flower bouquet ambush at airport

** Gunmen allegedly concealed weapons behind flowers and stuffed toys as they waited outside Guayaquil airport, then carried out a deadly ambush on the suspected gang leader.

** Jury fails to reach a verdict in Norwegian "hitman" trial

** Johannes Natland, 19, has been held in custody after a jury failed to reach a verdict in his Norwegian “hitman” trial. He will now face a retrial.

** Obama moved to tears by wife Michelle's speech

** Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama opened a site in Chicago, which he described as a "celebration of community."

** Thousands killed in US-Israeli war on Iran — but experts say true total may never be known

** Experts say the death toll from the US-Israeli war on Iran may never be fully known because internet outages, media restrictions, and government controls have made casualty reporting across the region extremely difficult.

** What Iran and the US gain from the deal, and why both may struggle to keep it

** BBC analysts assess the claims by Washington and Tehran that each side won a victory in the deal ending their war, while noting that both may face challenges in maintaining it.

** Weapons, money and ships: How is this Iran deal different from others?

** BBC Verify examines the new US-Iran deal and how it changes three key areas: weapons, money, and shipping.

** What’s in the US-Iran agreement?

** The 14-paragraph memo outlines a ceasefire, a commitment that Iran will never obtain a nuclear weapon, and a $300 billion redevelopment package for Iran.

** First Russian shadow fleet tanker enters the Channel since Smyrtos boarding

** Forwarder, a Russian-flagged ship that departed from Primorsk last week, entered the Channel on Wednesday evening.

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

** Delivery robots are becoming more common on U.S. streets, but their rise is also fueling backlash. Communities are responding with bans and protest groups as concerns grow over how these vehicles affect public spaces and pedestrians.

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

** Trump says the deal guarantees Iran will never buy, develop, or produce a nuclear weapon, but the agreement’s text does not fully support that claim, leaving major nuclear concerns unresolved.

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

** Protesters have announced 30 June as the deadline for all undocumented migrants to leave South Africa, increasing pressure on migrant communities and raising concerns about tensions and possible unrest.

** Would you choose to take a 22-hour non-stop flight?

** The BBC asked people in Sydney whether they would be willing to take the newly announced record-breaking commercial flight from Sydney to London, which would last 22 hours non-stop.

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** Will Putin change tactics after Ukrainian drone attacks?

** Steve Rosenberg explains what Russia's next steps may be after frequent Ukrainian drone attacks.

** 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, causing a tense encounter at sea.

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

** BBC reporter Max Matza reported from Seattle, where 400 drones lit up the night sky on Monday to show the score of the Egypt vs. Belgium match.

** Sánchez opens the door to the general elections being held before the municipal and regional elections

** Sánchez avoided answering whether he would return the jewels that the UCO found in the safe in Zapatero’s office, saying that question should be answered by Zapatero himself, not by him.

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** The approved text urges Sánchez to consider a vote of confidence if he decides not to call elections, stressing that the initiative is political in nature and not legally binding.

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** Sánchez defended Spain’s migration policy and said it is producing results. He also backed the process of regularizing immigrants in the country, in response to criticism from the EU.

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** Judge Calama conducted an almost three-hour interrogation of Zapatero and repeatedly asked him not to interrupt, in a firm tone that set the pace of the statement.

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** Former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero says in an audio sent to the judge that he did not speak with any authority, official, or public employee to favor Plus Ultra, and denies having intervened in its bailout.

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** Achraf Hakimi, who will face trial over an alleged rape case, started for the African side and played the full match.

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** Achraf Hakimi’s defense can still appeal to the Supreme Court.

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** Brazil is looking for its first victory at the 2026 World Cup against Haiti on the second matchday of Group C.

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** Two minors, aged 13 and 14, entered a school in Valencia armed with a machete and a bat and injured a female classmate. One was arrested, and the other was left in the custody of his parents because he could not be held criminally responsible due to his age.

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** Donald Trump said Wednesday afternoon that the memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran “has already been signed.”

This is the new final test of “Pasapalabra” and how it was conceived: a Swiss format in the style of “Hangman” and with greater difficulty

The final test of “Pasapalabra,” called AlaZ, debuts a new graphic design, allows contestants to ask for clues, increases the available time, and shows the number of letters. The format was conceived with Swiss inspiration, in the style of “Hangman,” and aims to increase the challenge’s difficulty.

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** Forecasts point to an extreme heat episode that could be the first heat wave of the summer of 2026. Torrid nights and very high temperatures are expected, with values that could approach 45 degrees, reaching their peak on Tuesday.

** Bertín Osborne launches his phone operator for “people who love their country,” and FACUA denounces it for violating five laws

** Bertín Osborne has launched a mobile phone operator that promotes “100% Spanish” plans and is aimed at “people who love their country.” However, FACUA has reported it for alleged misleading advertising and says it violates five laws.

** Possible semen traces found on the clothes of the speech therapist killed by a young man amid suspicions that he had abused his son

** According to *Las Provincias*, possible semen traces would have been found on the clothes of the murdered speech therapist, the only clue that so far would support the defendant’s version, who said he killed him because he suspected he was abusing his son. The investigation is still awaiting a search for pedophile material.

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** The article points out that we can indeed influence the mechanisms that determine longevity and quality of life by acting on key factors of aging.

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** A video posted in 2022 by one of the accused shows instructors throwing a black bag from the same bridge where María Eduarda died while bungee jumping. The footage, which suggests the bag could contain a person, has sparked controversy and renewed suspicions about the case.

** Trump hits back at Meloni, who denied he asked her for a photo: “She’s my admirer, but I don’t want her”

** Trump stated that Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni was not present with the NATO group on issues related to the Strait of Hormuz, amid the controversy between the two leaders after Meloni denied allegedly being asked for a photo.

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** One minor has died and two others are in critical condition after swimming at a beach in Tarragona. Three other minors who were with them managed to get out of the water on their own.

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** The kitchen has been inspected and samples have been taken of the food served on Monday, June 15, after the outbreak appeared the following day.

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** A ticket sold in Spain won a prize of 110,334.54 euros in the third EuroMillions category. The draw has thus left a new millionaire in the country, and the jackpot has now reached 48 million euros.

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** Bath towels can accumulate bacteria and mold even if they don’t look dirty or smell bad, because they retain moisture. The article highlights the importance of washing them regularly to prevent them from becoming a breeding ground for microorganisms.

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** Ana Rosa was the guest on the new Juan y Medio show on Canal Sur, *Dos y medio*, where she talked about becoming a mother after the age of 40 and spoke candidly about how she made that decision without thinking too much about it.

** It is now official: registration and requirements are mandatory to obtain Madrid’s transport pass

** Changes have been approved in the terms for obtaining Madrid’s transport card, as well as in the documentation needed to get it. From now on, it will be mandatory to meet new requirements, including being registered in the municipal census, in order to access the pass.

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** The bodies found in a clandestine grave are believed to belong to Guillermo Jaffet and Zafar Padamsee, a couple who have been missing since May. Both are said to hold dual Mexican and American nationality.

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** The fight is believed to have started over the use of a shaded court in Mimizan, in southwestern France, near the border with Spain. The dispute ended in tragedy when an 81-year-old man was arrested for allegedly killing a 68-year-old man with a pétanque ball, amid a deep rivalry between the two.

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** During Colombia’s match against Uzbekistan at Mexico’s Azteca Stadium, two Colombian fans in wheelchairs stood up to celebrate a goal by their team, in a scene that surprised those present and was described as a “miracle.”

** Health advises medical tests for contacts of a woman with tuberculosis in Bizkaia

** Health recommends medical tests for people who were in contact with a woman with tuberculosis in Bizkaia, with the aim of preventing the spread of the disease and ruling out possible undetected cases.

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** Police arrested three young men this Thursday accused of sexually assaulting a 25-year-old woman in a home in Elda. The investigation began after the victim filed a complaint on the 6th, reporting the events that took place in the Alicante town.

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

**Artificial intelligence is changing how we communicate, get informed, and relate to one another. The article addresses the problem of AI-generated disinformation, how to combat it, and which groups are most vulnerable to its effects.**

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** Florestasur is a women-led cooperative dedicated to restoring ecosystems. It produces native plants and works alongside rural communities to promote reforestation and strengthen the connection between people and nature.

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** Madrid Calle 30 is launching its annual resurfacing campaign to renew 242,500 square meters of surface on the M-30. The operation will involve road closures and traffic disruptions during the maintenance and improvement work on the roadway.

** Lidl expands its business model and opens its first pub inside one of its supermarkets

** Lidl has opened its first pub inside one of its supermarkets in Northern Ireland. The new space allows customers to buy drinks and other store products, thereby expanding its business model with an unprecedented offering for the chain.

** Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo? A study reveals that your political ideology is the key to choosing one or the other

** A study conducted by researchers in Singapore, based on surveys of 10,000 people from 26 countries, found a correlation between political ideology and soccer preference: conservatives tend to choose Cristiano Ronaldo, while liberals are more inclined toward Lionel Messi.

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** His body was found in his residence in Nashville. Initial reports indicate that no criminal activity is suspected.

** The man who spent 15 years in prison for a rape he did not commit: "It wasn't just me who suffered, my family did too"

** The Supreme Court has awarded him compensation of 2.5 million euros after he spent 15 years in prison for a rape he did not commit. At 75 years old, he says that the compensation will not give him back his youth or erase the harm suffered by him and his family.

** Why shelter remains everyone’s commitment: 75 years of making history personal

** On its anniversary and on the occasion of World Refugee Day, UNHCR highlights that each person’s solidarity is key to facing one of today’s greatest humanitarian challenges.

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** The private sector believes there is not enough time to put the system in place, while the Ministry argues that it is essential to invest now in order to meet Brussels’ demanding deadlines. The EU requires 90% of plastic bottles and cans to be recycled by 2029.

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** Resines recalled the writers’ and actors’ strike from a couple of years ago to criticize the use of artificial intelligence, pointing out that it is dangerous for it to be fueled by everyone’s work.

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** WAGs, the wives and girlfriends of footballers, are once again standing out in the stands and reviving a trend that was born twenty years ago at the Germany World Cup, then driven by Victoria Beckham.

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** Psychologist and science communicator Patricia Ramírez explains several key aspects of human behavior and why we sometimes repeat habits that harm us, offering psychological reasons to better understand this behavior.

** Your “smartwatch” can reveal how World Cup matches affect your heart rate

** A study analyzes how the 2026 World Cup may affect fans’ heart rate and stress levels using data collected by smartwatches.

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** A cruise line in Norway has refurbished one of its cabins to offer guests an experience that evokes a 19th-century sea expedition, allowing them to sleep in a space with an old-fashioned style.

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** Tex-Mex cuisine emerged in the 20th century with the migration of Mexicans to the United States, blending Mexican culinary traditions with Texan influences.

** The Japanese trick to cool your car’s interior in 30 seconds without air conditioning

** A simple Japanese trick can lower your car’s temperature in about 30 seconds without using the air conditioning. It involves opening one window and creating cross-ventilation to quickly push the hot air out of the interior.

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** Trump unveiled the new Air Force One, valued at $400 million and gifted by Qatar, after flying for the last time in the old model on Thursday. He emphasized that the plane is unique and stated: “There will never be another like it.”

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** The PSOE won the overseas vote in Andalusia, Castile and León, Aragón, and Extremadura in the latest regional elections, even though the PP was the most voted-for party in those four regions. Socialist support among voters abroad surged by as much as 247%, driven by the “grandchildren’s law.”

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** In 2025, Spain’s housing stock grew by 293,371 primary households compared with the previous year, while dwellings for other uses fell by 198,580, according to ministry data.

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** Three second-category winners of the Bonoloto drawing on Friday, June 19 will take home €66,000 each. In addition, 106 third-category winners received €942.82 per ticket. The jackpot for the next drawing has risen to €3.9 million.

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** A teacher has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexually abusing three underage female students at a school in Lanzarote. The abuse occurred when the girls were between nine and eleven years old.

** The first boost in the research career

** Fundación ”la Caixa” grants make funding possible and are decisive in supporting the first steps of a scientific career.

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** The article highlights that the global military sector could generate up to 5% of total greenhouse gas emissions, underscoring the significant climate impact of military activities and the need to address this source of pollution.

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** Europe is strengthening food surveillance in response to an increasingly aging population, the rise of prepared foods, and changing consumption habits. These trends make it necessary to tighten controls to better protect public health and ensure greater safety throughout the food chain.

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** The Sagrada Família, Gaudí’s great masterpiece, has become the monumental site that generates the most income for the state. Each year it receives nearly 5 million visitors, around 90% of whom are foreigners.

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** The content highlights the importance of having a good healthcare system and the protection it provides to all people.

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** The program *El Intermedio* returns to the streets with its segment *Cría Cuervos*, where it makes prank phone calls to family members and friends. On this occasion, a mother reacts angrily after believing that her son will have to pay 300 euros a month for a mobile phone.

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** Álvaro Mel has caused a stir on social media after appearing with a ring, sparking rumors about a possible wedding with Anna Castillo. The couple, who met while filming *A Perfect Story*, often share images of their relationship.

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** A young woman drove a rental car onto Virgen del Mar beach. According to the report, she was driving without a license and had an alcohol level four times above the legal limit.

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** The author says that the French Basque Country is a very special destination in their life and one they would always return to. They describe it as an ideal place to get lost, retire, or have a small farmhouse, and mention that every summer they take a route there that they consider essential.

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** The 65 15 20 rule is a simple method for dividing income into three categories: essential expenses, personal expenses, and savings. Its goal is to help control money, reduce financial stress, and ensure a minimum savings percentage.

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** N26 launches in Spain its new mobile plan, N26 SIM, designed only for devices compatible with eSIM. The service is managed directly from the N26 app and includes an exclusive offer for its customers.

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** The restaurant, located in Rivas-Vaciamadrid, offers an Italian tasting menu for 29.90 euros. Its name refers to a traditional Italian meat stew.

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** 20minutos introduces a new feature within the NextMediaAI project to improve accessibility and align with the growing demand for audio content. The update is designed to make news consumption easier and adapt the outlet to emerging media formats.

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** The 20minutos sex clinic offers readers help with intimate and sexual questions. In this edition, it addresses inquiries about the decline in the frequency of sexual relations, the age of sexual initiation, and the use of dual protection.

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** 20bien has launched its Wellbeing Mailbox, a space where readers can share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The initiative aims to gather personal experiences that can motivate and inspire others.

** 20minutos puts Ciudadano20 at your service, the readers’ channel for taking part in the news and reporting any story that can be investigated. Write to us and tell us what topics should be covered.

** 20minutos introduces Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to submit stories, complaints, and topics of interest that can be investigated by the outlet.

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** A collision occurred between two trains near Bedford, in England. It is not yet known whether any passengers were injured.

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** German journalist Eva Maria Michelmann has returned home after being released, following her arrest in Syria in January. The case ends months of uncertainty about her whereabouts and highlights the risks reporters face in conflict zones.

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** Pitingo has canceled his Friday concert in Badalona due to a serious medical issue. As a result, all scheduled events for the Sant Joan de Llefià - Gran Sol neighborhood festival in the city have also been canceled.

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** An extensive search operation involving drones, a canine unit, and seven fire brigade crews found the lifeless body of a 20-year-old young man early in the morning in a forest near Artés. The boy had gone out for a run and did not return.

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** A man has been sentenced to prison for earning his victims’ trust on dating websites, meeting them in person, and chemically subduing them in order to rob them in their homes.

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

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** Huerteco, an association from Burgos, works to preserve the black Castilian hen, a native breed in danger of disappearing. It does so through breeding programs, adoptions, and workshops in schools to raise awareness of and protect this traditional animal.

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** Spain is recording a positive balance of returns: more Spaniards are coming back than are emigrating. However, returning is not easy, and those who do come back face logistical, administrative, labor, and emotional obstacles when reintegrating into the country.

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** The new final challenge of *Pasapalabra*, called **AlaZ**, introduces changes such as new graphics, available clues, more time, and the option to see the number of letters. According to the article, it is inspired by a Swiss format in the style of “Hangman” and aims to increase the difficulty of the contest.

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** Mercedes Milá recalled on *El perro andaluz* what censorship was like during her early years at TVE under Franco’s regime, after appearing on the show because she had missed her flight from Menorca. She also issued a warning to young people who speak positively about Franco, harshly criticizing those opinions.

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** Ana Rosa Quintana was the guest on the premiere of *Dos y Medio*, Juan y Medio’s new show, where she spoke candidly about her humble childhood and her family roots.

** Raquel Bollo speaks out about the reconciliation in the Pantoja family

** Raquel Bollo has said that the rapprochement between Isabel Pantoja and her children did not surprise her.

** Leila León reveals how she has kept her relationship with David Vaquero a secret: “I can’t imagine myself without him anymore”

** Leila León, a former contestant on *La isla de las tentaciones*, has spoken about how she kept her relationship with David Vaquero a secret. After ending her relationship with Atamán after 11 years together, she decided to leave the reality show with her temptor.

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** Gloria Camila spoke about Kiko Jiménez in connection with Irene Rosales’s controversial campaign, stating that “we’ve all had a bad Kiko in our lives.” Her words did not sit well with her ex-partner, who reacted with discomfort to the statement.

** Claudia Chacón reveals the biggest aftereffects she suffers following her time on *Survivor*: “It’s what I’m struggling with the most”

** Claudia Chacón, a former contestant on *Temptation Island*, has spoken about the aftereffects left by her time on *Survivor* after spending 92 days in Honduras.

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** Luisa Chamizo has said goodbye to *El tiempo justo* on Telecinco, doing so at a moment of uncertainty over whether she will continue on the program.

** Princess Leonor receives her “Paratrooper Hunter” badge after successfully completing the basic course she took

** The Royal Household released this material on the same day that marks twelve years since King Felipe’s accession to the throne.

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** Alice Campello and Álvaro Morata appeared together again at a public event after their second reconciliation. The couple crossed paths with María Pombo, the footballer’s ex-partner, and her husband, Pablo Castellano.

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** The couple returned to Madrid after spending some special days in Ibiza following their wedding. Makoke reappeared to talk about the controversy generated around the ceremony and assured that there were no problems and that “nothing has been messed up” with their celebration.

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** Katy Perry turned her performance into a highly interactive experience, with nods to the audience and several viral moments. Among them, she waved a Spanish flag and surprised everyone by launching herself toward the attendees in a bottle, strengthening her connection with her fans.

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** Geri Halliwell, a former member of the Spice Girls, has become one of Queen Camilla’s closest confidantes, serving as her personal assistant and companion.

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** Juan Carlos I was seen sailing in Sanxenxo along with Infanta Margarita, her husband Carlos Zurita, and their daughter.

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** Gloria Camila spoke on the program *El tiempo justo* about the snub to Ortega Cano in the series dedicated to Rocío Jurado. The bullfighter's daughter criticized the attitude shown, saying it does not surprise her because “he’s always been like that.”

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** Fabiola Martínez went live on *El tiempo justo* to defend natural beauty and respond to criticism for wearing gray hair. The businesswoman made it clear that she does not feel older because of it and defended accepting herself as she is.

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** The program *El tiempo justo* aired statements from Lola, Kiko Rivera’s partner, in which she shows her support for him during a difficult time. The dancer dedicates him a romantic message and describes him as “the love of my life.”

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** The former *La isla de las tentaciones* contestant has looked back on her experience on the Telecinco reality show, reflecting on her time on the program and the context of her breakup with David Vaquero.

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** Morocco counted on Achraf Hakimi, who played the entire match despite facing trial over an alleged rape, in a key victory that leaves them very close to advancing to the next round.

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** Spain will play Saudi Arabia this Sunday in their second group-stage match of the 2026 World Cup.

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** Achraf Hakimi stated in a post that he will be tried because he is a public figure. The PSG player reacted after it was announced that he will face a rape trial, saying that he will finally be able to give his version of the facts.

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** Lamine Yamal said this Friday that he does not believe he is in condition to play the entire match against Saudi Arabia, amid the debate over whether Luis de la Fuente took a risk by calling up players with injuries.

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** The Spanish international gave a press conference ahead of Sunday’s group-stage World Cup match against Saudi Arabia, highlighting the importance of the game and treating it like a final.

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** Autismo España welcomes the fact that the future CUME decree will explicitly include autism, after years of arguing that access should not depend solely on prolonged hospitalization. However, it is asking for the benefit to be extended beyond age 26.

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** According to the seventh ODA Report 2026, the presence of characters with disabilities in Spanish fiction has increased, but it is still very low: only 5.8% of the total. This shows that representation in series and films still remains far from reflecting the real size of this group.

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** Famma is calling for a regulation that ensures personal assistants have access to all types of events, denouncing that they are often required to pay for two tickets. The federation is demanding measures that guarantee accessibility and the full participation of people with disabilities.

** The AEB estimates that simplifying regulations for banks would free up €250 billion for lending in Spain

** The AEB estimates that a regulatory simplification for banks would release €250 billion in Spain to boost lending. Across the eurozone, the potential would amount to €2 trillion, with an estimated impact of 2.7% on GDP.

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** The article highlights that mortgages in Spain are almost one percentage point cheaper than in the EU, according to Alejandra Kindelán. It also discusses the situation in the Spanish mortgage market, with rates that are relatively more competitive than in Europe, and references to the current financial context.

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** The Ibex-listed infrastructure groups are closely following the Brazilian government’s ambitious plan, which aims to invest €25 billion in railway concessions to modernize and expand its rail network.

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** Spain is consolidating its position as the third-largest egg producer in the EU, with turnover of 2.536 billion euros in 2025. Despite the higher value of the product, production rose by only 0.43% compared with 2023, which raises the challenge of meeting growing demand without losing export capacity.

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** Naturgy has appointed Enrico Letta as an independent board member as part of the process of renewing its board following the exit of the funds. It has also appointed German executive Anke Groth as a new board member, proposed by the Australian fund IFM.

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** Ryanair has renewed Michael O'Leary’s contract as chief executive until 2032. The deal keeps the previously announced option to buy 10 million shares, strengthening his ties to the airline and leaving a multimillion-euro bonus on the table.

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** In a year when both return to the big screen, the article revisits the advice Steven Spielberg gave Christopher Nolan during the preparation of *Dunkirk*: “forget your imagination.” The idea emphasizes the need to focus on historical reality when approaching the film.

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** In an exclusive interview with CINEMANÍA, Tom Holland spoke about the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and commented on Robert Downey Jr.'s return to the MCU, this time as Doctor Doom.

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** HBO Max confirms that season 3 of 'House of the Dragon' will open with a radical twist that brings the series closer to 'Game of Thrones'. The change could even win over its detractors by significantly altering the show’s usual dynamics.

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** Pixar revives the groundbreaking *Toy Story* franchise, but this time the story centers on a new generation: today’s children and their digital toys, as Woody and Buzz return in a modern world shaped by technology.

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** Prime Video offers several miniseries to binge over the weekend, with a variety of options that go beyond the young adult audience. The article highlights choices for staying home and enjoying different stories in just a few episodes.

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** Canadian Ismaël Koné was stretchered off after a collision with Assim Madibo during the 2026 World Cup. The article highlights the fast-acting painkiller he received to relieve the pain after an injury that raised concern because of its severity.

** Consumption removes ultra-processed foods and sugary drinks from breakfasts and snacks in schools

** The Ministry of Consumer Affairs orders schools to replace ultra-processed foods and sugary drinks at breakfasts and snacks with healthier options: fresh fruit, whole grains, unsweetened dairy products, healthy fats such as olive oil, and protein-rich foods.

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** Surgeon Cavadas took part in the “The World Ahead” congress alongside psychiatrist Marian Rojas, where he offered a reflection on permanent happiness, which he described as a “marketing scam” and said does not exist.

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** A new study by Keck Medicine of the University of Southern California, published in *eBioMedicine*, concludes that omega-3 does reach the brain, but it does not produce improvements in memory.

** Experts warn that people with Alzheimer’s are one of the most vulnerable groups to heat

** People with Alzheimer’s are especially vulnerable to heat because they may forget to drink water and have difficulty recognizing thirst. This increases their risk of dehydration during periods of high temperatures.

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** Compulsive buying disorder can be difficult to detect and often requires psychological and professional support to treat it.

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** Eno is a humanoid robot designed to move on a base instead of walking. Its central structure allows it to extend, contract, and fold away when not in use, offering a flexible design intended for both industrial and domestic applications.

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** Nimble has introduced Sharepower, an external battery designed to split into two pieces, allowing you to charge several devices simultaneously and share power with other people.

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** Instagram aims to make posts clearer and easier to follow by showing the right information at the right time.

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** Ultrahuman has launched M2 Live, a platform that allows users to monitor their metabolic health in real time without the need for a prescription.

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** Samsung has filed a patent for a foldable phone that, when fully closed, takes on the shape of a compact block. When unfolded, the device reveals a large screen, showcasing an innovative design for future foldable phones.

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** Michelle Obama makes an emotional gesture by honoring her mother with a skirt featuring her face. The article also looks back at other icons who have worn clothing with images of loved ones, showing how fashion can become a way of expressing love and paying personal tribute.

** It’s on sale! This is the dress from Tamara Falcó’s collection that has conquered social media and is perfect for summer nights

** Tamara Falcó continues to set trends with a sophisticated and comfortable everyday look. The dress from her collection has gone viral on social media and, on top of that, is now on sale, making it an ideal option for summer nights.

** Rigoberta Bandini has the look that all pregnant women will want to wear at festivals

** The singer has appeared in a red two-piece outfit with sheer panels that stands out for its style and comfort, and it promises to become inspiration for pregnant women who want to wear a striking and flattering festival look.

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** Trainer Vikika Costa explains how to stay in shape during the summer without falling into obsession. Her approach focuses on continuing to train in a balanced way, avoiding overly demanding routines, and prioritizing sustainable habits to enjoy the season without losing consistency.

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** A makeup expert reveals a simple trick so concealer stays intact all day and doesn’t cake or settle into fine lines.

** Paula Echevarría wears the “total look” we’d all love to debut at a summer wedding

** Paula Echevarría, judge on *Got Talent España*, has won everyone over with a total look from a Spanish brand, perfect for wearing on summer nights and especially ideal for attending a summer wedding.

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** Experts point out that mate, although emblematic in Uruguay and Argentina, did not originate in either of those countries. Its origin is placed in other regions, debunking the belief that this drink was created there.

** What is roasted suckling pig, one of Cuba’s oldest dishes and the star of major celebrations

** Roasted suckling pig is a traditional and very popular dish in Cuban festivities. Considered one of the oldest in Cuban cuisine, it usually takes center stage at celebrations and family gatherings because of its strong cultural and festive value.

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** Experts such as Quique Dacosta agree that the key to a perfect paella is to carefully control the heat temperature, an essential factor for achieving proper cooking and an excellent result.

** Beyond custard tarts: sweet bites to learn a little more about Portugal’s gastronomy

** Portuguese culinary tradition goes far beyond well-known dishes and sweets such as cod, custard tarts, francesinhas, or port wine, and offers a variety of sweet bites that help you better discover its gastronomy.

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** Madrid chef Alberto Gonzalez won the World Tripe Championship, representing the Madrid restaurant “El del medio.”

** What is acarajé, the typical dish of northeastern Brazil with African roots

** Brazil offers a wide culinary diversity beyond feijoada, with traditional dishes such as acarajé, a typical recipe from the country’s northeast that has African roots.

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** Considered one of the most beautiful places in Castilla-La Mancha, this medieval city is seeing its goal of being included on UNESCO’s World Heritage list get closer and closer.

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** This area in northern Portugal, very close to Galicia, is an ideal option for August for those looking to avoid the crowds. It stands out for its stunning scenery and its proximity to Spain, making it a perfect destination for a peaceful getaway.

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** This town in Cantabria is part of “The Most Beautiful Villages of Spain” and stands out for combining beach with a valuable modernist heritage, making it a highly sought-after destination for a rural getaway.

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** A new 1,300-km railway itinerary across Central Europe will open in June. The route crosses Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany, and ends at a very busy airport, making it one of the longest train lines on the continent.

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** The new Audi A6 Allroad arrives with a more robust look, more technology, and, for the first time, a plug-in hybrid version. It will also be offered with a diesel engine, reinforcing its versatile and adventurous focus.

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** The Council of Ministers has authorized an investment of 20.8 million euros to rehabilitate the pavement 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 started producing the new Skoda Epiq, the Czech brand’s most affordable electric model. This launch strengthens Spain’s role in electric vehicle manufacturing and is set to become one of Skoda’s key vehicles in the coming years.

** Begoña Pérez, cleaning expert: “To clean your car upholstery, you only need magic formula and...”

** Begoña Pérez, known as “La Ordenatriz,” shares easy and effective cleaning and organizing tips with her millions of followers, like this advice for cleaning car upholstery with a “magic formula.”

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** The Santana 400 PHEV features a plug-in hybrid system with 429 hp and 800 Nm of torque, offering 120 km of electric range and more than 1,000 km combined. This pickup aims to stand out as a powerful and efficient electrified option, with a Zero-emissions label and capabilities geared toward work and versatility.

** Official: the new toll system that will be implemented on the AP-68 section in the province of Álava

** Abertis will continue managing the AP-68 toll in Álava after the current contract expires on September 11, but a new charging system will be applied on that section.

** Catalonia activates the PROCICAT alert ahead of the first heatwave of summer this Sunday, with highs of up to 40 degrees inland

** Catalonia has activated the PROCICAT alert for the first heatwave of the summer, with highs of up to 40 degrees inland. The fire risk is also increasing, especially ahead of St. John’s Eve, so Civil Protection is urging caution with fireworks near rural areas.

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** Rita Maestre is keeping four of the current twelve Más Madrid councilors in Madrid City Council, renewing the rest of her list, and presenting her campaign slogan: “Neighborhood by neighborhood: building change in Madrid.”

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** Mónica García will run in Más Madrid’s regional primaries accompanied by several health officials and party lawmakers, including the spokesperson in the Assembly, Manuela Bergerot; Emilio Delgado; Gabriel Ortega; Marta Carmona; and Diana Paredes.

** Madrid nursery schools now have the calendar for the next school year: start of classes and holidays

** Christmas holidays in Madrid nursery schools will run from December 23, 2026, to January 6, 2027. In addition, January 7 and 8 will be non-school days, extending the break after the holidays.

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** Madrid Court No. 90 rejected suspending the eviction of Maricarmen, an 87-year-old resident of the Retiro neighborhood, and did not agree to delay the proceedings while an alternative housing solution was being sought.

** Truck driver dies in Taravilla after the cab of his vehicle becomes submerged in the Tagus River

** A truck driver died in Taravilla after the vehicle’s cab became submerged in the Tagus River. The victim was trapped inside, and emergency services from 112 could only confirm his death.

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** The mayor of San Vicente de la Barquera denies that there was any communication from the PSOE regarding the complaint of an assault between council members. She also states that the argument arose after the close of the May 28 council meeting and warns that it is not her responsibility.

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** The defense is asking for the mother under investigation for abusing her baby to testify again before the judge. It argues that key issues were not addressed in the first questioning, such as her relationship with her husband.

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** Tenerife has banned smoking throughout Teide National Park due to the high wildfire risk. Officials say smoking is one of the main causes of forest fires in the park’s surroundings.

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** A court in Bilbao has granted temporary residency to the man who serves as the de facto guardian of two minors, daughters of a victim of gender-based violence. The decision responds to his legal obligation to look after them with guardianship powers.

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** Two people are being investigated for an alleged fraud linked to aesthetic clinics in Gran Canaria and Tenerife. The company continued offering and charging customers for services despite being unable to provide them, affecting 172 people.

** The big surprise for a young Italian woman after moving to Spain: “The schedules really stuck with me”

** A young Italian woman says that when she moved to Spain, she quickly discovered differences in the country’s routines and customs. Her main surprise was the schedules, which caught her attention so much that they really stuck with her, as she realized they don’t work the same way as in other places in the world.

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

** A YouTuber surprised his landlord by building a secret library hidden behind a system of buttons and handles. To access it, one had to complete a specific pattern. The project took him three months of work and stands out for its creativity and level of detail.

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** A young woman witnessed in a restaurant how a child was misbehaving and causing disruptions, but his parents did not react or seem concerned about the mess that affected another table. The witness lamented the adults’ indifference and criticized their lack of responsibility in the situation.

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** Eating objects or substances from the ground can be a natural behavior in dogs, but it may also indicate health problems, stress, or disorders such as pica.

**Cataracts in Cats: When They Appear and What Treatments Exist**

**Cats can adapt well to partial vision loss if they maintain stable routines and a predictable environment.**

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** In the Himalayas, feral dogs and wild wolves are crossing and producing hybrids, known as khipshang, which are raising concerns because of their possible impact on fragile ecosystems and the risk of increasing conflicts with human communities.

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** The page invites readers to check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es.

**Check the ONCE Cuponazo: results**

**Check the Cuponazo results from ONCE for Friday, June 19, 2026.**

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** The article says you can check the results of the Euromillions draw from Friday, June 19, 2026.

**Bonoloto: results for Friday, June 19**

**Check the Bonoloto results for Friday, June 19, 2026.**

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** A man initially thought he had won $50,000, but upon checking the app again, he discovered that he had actually matched a $500,000 prize. His last-minute decision to buy or verify the ticket allowed him to take home an unexpected windfall.

** What does the Marius Borg case reveal about sexual violence?

** The sentence against Mette-Marit’s son highlights how privilege can influence court proceedings and underscores the difficulties victims of sexual violence face in obtaining justice.

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** The new section looks back at legendary football sponsorships and begins with one of the longest-lasting partnerships: that of Inter Milan and Pirelli, which lasted for 26 years.

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** The new bikinis from Zara, El Corte Inglés, and other brands are betting on designs inspired by underwear, with a style very similar to wearing panties and a bra to the beach. This trend will define summer 2026.

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** The article reflects on how style changes over the years and illustrates this with old photos of famous Spanish women who today stand out for their elegance on the red carpet. Image consultant Viviana Aguayo explains that a person’s dominant style can vary over time.

** These faces of the animal world will make you smile

** The article highlights that animals, even when they are not always close to us, have a great ability to brighten our day thanks to their expressiveness. It presents these creatures as stars capable of bringing a smile to our faces and reminding us how fascinating the animal world is.

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** Serrano described José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero’s alleged intermediary and lobbying work as “very serious,” and said the former prime minister has “a lot to explain” about the matter.

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** Donald Trump claimed that Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni had begged him for a photo and that he took it “out of pity.” The article highlights this controversial statement by the U.S. president.

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** Initial investigations suggest that a 50-year-old man may have killed his 20-year-old daughter in a home in Gerena and then taken his own life.

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** The WHO emergency director reported that 75 healthcare workers have been infected with Ebola and 17 have died, representing a mortality rate of 20.46% among the affected staff.

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** Trump said in an interview that Giorgia Meloni had “begged” him for a photo together, but the Italian prime minister flatly denied it: “Neither I nor Italy begged.” The controversy has generated diplomatic tension and led Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani to cancel his trip.

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** Prime Video celebrates 10 years in Spain by announcing previews of its upcoming local series and films for 2026 and 2027, with projects starring Ester Expósito and Mario Casas, new adaptations, and the return of *Su majestad*.

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** The makeup artist explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to rejuvenate the eyes, soften facial features, and add freshness without losing your personal style.

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** Prime Video expands its catalog beyond young adult content with several miniseries ideal for binge-watching over the weekend, offering different options to enjoy without leaving home.

** Natalia de Santiago, mortgage expert: “We used to bet on fixed-rate mortgages, but that’s over”

** Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage market has changed and that it can no longer be assumed that the best option is a fixed-rate mortgage. According to the expert, current conditions require comparing alternatives and analyzing each case carefully before taking out a mortgage to buy a home.

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** The Asturian chef shared on his show an appetizer idea using a can of cockles, suggesting a spectacular way to improve them with simple ingredients.

** *House of the Dragon* changes the rules: HBO Max confirms a 180º turn in the first episode of season 3

** HBO Max has confirmed a major change in the first episode of season 3 of *House of the Dragon* that could win over critics. The twist is expected to bring the series closer in tone and style to *Game of Thrones*.

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

** The article highlights five must-do trips to take at least once in your life, recommended by experts. The destinations combine tradition, modernity, and stunning natural landscapes, including Japan and Patagonia.

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** After two years, Netflix returns to the live-action adaptation of *Avatar: The Legend of Aang*, the famous anime series that M. Night Shyamalan tried to adapt into a film.

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** A historic 122-meter passage in Barcelona connects Clot and Sant Martí and retains a 19th-century feel. Protected as a historic ensemble, it stands out for its colorful houses, working-class architecture, and calm, pedestrian atmosphere, making it an urban oasis in the heart of the Clot neighborhood.

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

** This year’s edition of Temps de Flors in Catalonia brings together 113 decorated spaces, as well as concerts and routes through some of the city’s most emblematic corners, making it the region’s most prominent floral exhibition.

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** 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 in one of Spain’s most beautiful villages.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has launched a new tourist visa to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville, with a format inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport.

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** Fallout Season 3 will add three new members to the cast of the Prime Video series, set in Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic Wasteland, further expanding its universe.

** At least five killed in Israeli strikes on south Lebanon despite ceasefire

** Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed at least five people despite a ceasefire, according to Lebanese officials. The attacks hit multiple areas and sparked renewed tensions, with both sides accusing each other of violating the truce.

** Australia vows to rein in any H5N1 bird flu after confirming first case

** Australia has confirmed its first case of the H5N1 bird flu strain in a child returning from India, prompting authorities to promise rapid containment if the virus appears in poultry or wildlife. Officials say the case was isolated, but they are preparing for the possibility of outbreaks.

** Rubio plans Middle East trip next week, Axios reports

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** Brent set for 8% weekly fall as Israel, Hezbollah agree ceasefire

** Brent crude is heading for an 8% weekly decline after Israel and Hezbollah agreed to a ceasefire, easing fears of wider Middle East supply disruption. Market pressure also reflects signs of ample oil supply and weaker demand concerns. Oil prices were volatile earlier in the week but have since retreated as the geopolitical risk premium faded.

** Silver plunges 14.8% in a month, testing key support: Live levels

** Silver has fallen 14.8% over the past month and is now testing a key support level. The article likely discusses recent price weakness, technical indicators, and live trading levels that traders are watching for signs of either a rebound or further decline. If you want, I can also make it sound more like a news headline or financial publication style.

**Gold plunges 1.7% into oversold: Live levels**

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** Gold heads for third straight weekly fall as hawkish Fed eclipses Iran truce cheer

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** Europe Gas ends 6-day losing streak amid Vance exit, Lebanon tensions

** European gas prices ended a six-day decline, rebounding as geopolitical risks rose after Vance’s departure and tensions escalated in Lebanon. The move reflected renewed market caution over potential supply disruptions and broader regional instability.

** Morning Bid: Peace now or maybe later?

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** Porsche CEO aims to finalize new cost-cutting package by July, FAS reports

** Porsche CEO Oliver Blume wants a new cost-cutting package agreed upon by July, according to the *Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung*. The plan comes as the luxury carmaker faces weaker demand and pressure to improve profitability, with talks expected to focus on reducing expenses and boosting efficiency.

** Woman killed, 1,700 evacuated in beach hotel fire in the Dominican Republic

** A fire at a beach hotel in the Dominican Republic killed one woman and forced about 1,700 guests and staff to evacuate. Emergency crews responded to the blaze, and authorities are investigating the cause.

** Bolivia signs deal with COB labor union after 50 days of anti-government protests

** Bolivia’s government reached an agreement with the powerful COB labor union, ending 50 days of anti-government protests. The deal aims to ease tensions after weeks of demonstrations over economic and political grievances.

** Exclusive: Canadian lender TD tells some employees it will use software to monitor their work

** TD Bank has informed some employees that it will use software to monitor their work activity, including computer usage and productivity, according to an internal message. The move reflects the bank’s efforts to better track office performance and compliance as more staff return to in-person work. If you want, I can also make it sound more **natural/news-style** or more **formal**.

** Mexico stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/BMV IPC down 0.82%

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** Colombian stocks rise at close of trading; COLCAP up 4.02%

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** Russia stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index down 1.04%

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** Canada stocks lower at close of trading; S&P/TSX Composite down 0.32%

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** Brazilian stocks close slightly higher; Bovespa up 0.03%

** Brazilian stocks edged up at the close, with the Bovespa gaining 0.03%. The article text was not provided, so no further details are available.

** Trump unveils Qatari 747 ahead of joining the Air Force One fleet

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** Iranian Guards’ business empire to win big if U.S. sanctions lifted

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Cubans greet sweeping market reforms with hope, doubt and fatigue

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** Weather warms up UK retail sales in May in boost for economy

** UK retail sales increased in May as warmer weather encouraged spending on food, clothing, and garden products, giving the economy a welcome boost. The rise helped offset some weakness in other areas, though analysts cautioned that consumer confidence and wider economic pressures remain uncertain.

** Poland’s industrial output rises 4.1% in May, beats forecasts

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** UK retail sales rose 1.2% in May, beating forecasts

** UK retail sales unexpectedly increased by 1.2% in May, surpassing forecasts for a 0.5% rise. The increase was driven by strong sales in food and non-food stores, helping to offset declines in online shopping. The rise suggests consumer demand remained resilient despite inflation and higher interest rates.

** German producer prices climb 2.2% in May, miss forecast

** German producer prices rose 2.2% year-on-year in May, below the expected 2.3% increase, according to Destatis. The softer-than-forecast reading suggests producer inflation remained contained as costs continued to rise more slowly than anticipated.

** German exports to Britain drop 7% since 2016, IW says

** German exports to Britain have fallen by 7% since 2016, according to the IW institute. The decline is partly linked to Brexit-related trade barriers and weaker demand. The report says the UK remains an important market for German companies, but trade volumes have not returned to pre-Brexit levels.

** EU leaders weigh tougher measures to combat China trade imbalance

** EU leaders are considering stricter trade measures against China as they seek to address a widening trade imbalance. Officials are debating ways to reduce dependence on Chinese goods and respond to concerns over market access, subsidies, and unfair competition while balancing economic and diplomatic ties.

** Japan CPI inflation steady in May, core inflation below BOJ target

** Japan’s consumer inflation held steady in May, but core inflation remained below the Bank of Japan’s 2% target. The data suggests price pressures are still insufficient to prompt immediate policy changes, keeping the central bank in a cautious stance as it monitors wage growth and broader economic conditions.

** IRGC set to benefit from Iran sanctions relief under U.S. deal - Reuters

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** Why is the US more exuberant than China?

** The article argues that the US remains more economically and culturally “exuberant” than China because of stronger consumer confidence, more dynamic markets, and a greater willingness to take risks. It contrasts this with China’s more cautious outlook, shaped by slower growth, policy uncertainty, and weaker private-sector sentiment.

** U.S. and Qatar discuss plan to give Iran access to $6 billion in frozen funds - WSJ

** The U.S. and Qatar are discussing a plan to allow Iran access to $6 billion in frozen funds, according to the WSJ. The plan would involve transferring the money through a monitored mechanism, but the details and approval are still uncertain.

Iran says ready for diplomacy if U.S. ensures Israel complies with ceasefire

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** BofA says this is one of the main factors behind yen depreciation since last year

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Canada introduces 10% safeguard tariff on canned vegetable imports

Canada has imposed a 10% safeguard tariff on canned vegetable imports to protect domestic producers from a surge in foreign shipments. The measure aims to stabilize the local market, though it may raise costs for importers and consumers.

** U.S. appeals court blocks Trump administration from enacting new plans to slash consumer watchdog staff

** A U.S. appeals court has blocked the Trump administration from immediately carrying out new plans to cut staff at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The ruling keeps the agency’s workforce in place for now while legal challenges continue over efforts to shrink or weaken the consumer watchdog. If you want, I can also make it **more formal**, **simpler**, or **more natural for news writing**.

** Italy has performed better this decade than before 2020. How long will this last?

** Italy has outperformed its pre-2020 record this decade, benefiting from stronger growth, reforms, and improved investor confidence. But analysts question whether this can continue, as the country still faces high debt, weak productivity, and political uncertainty that could slow future progress.

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** Bitcoin trapped between $62,300 and $64,600: Live levels

** Bitcoin is trading within a narrow range between $62,300 and $64,600 as traders monitor key support and resistance levels. The market appears to be consolidating, with price action likely to remain range-bound until a breakout or breakdown provides a clearer direction.

** Stratosphere, Pudgy Penguins, and Streamex Host Founders Table VIP Dinner During ETHConf 2026 and NYC Tech Week

** The article announces a VIP Founders Table dinner hosted by Stratosphere, Pudgy Penguins, and Streamex during ETHConf 2026 and NYC Tech Week. It highlights the event as a networking gathering for founders, builders, and industry leaders in the Web3 and tech communities.

Bitcoin is on track for weekly losses amid uncertainty over Iran and rate jitters

Bitcoin is heading for weekly losses as investors weigh tensions in the Middle East, especially uncertainty surrounding Iran, along with concerns about interest rates. The market has become cautious, putting pressure on the cryptocurrency despite its earlier momentum.

** PremiumBlock Launches Non-Custodial Risk Hub for User-Created Prediction Markets, Perps, and Web3 Poker

** PremiumBlock has introduced a non-custodial risk hub designed to support user-created prediction markets, perpetuals, and Web3 poker. The platform aims to let users manage and participate in these markets while retaining control of their assets, expanding infrastructure for decentralized trading and gaming applications.

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** Stratosphere, Pudgy Penguins, and Streamex Host Founders Table VIP Dinner During ETHConf 2026 and NYC Tech Week

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** Exclusive: Tether Gold joins Ledn, lets investors borrow against gold

** Tether Gold has partnered with Ledn to let users borrow against their gold-backed tokens without selling them. The move expands the use of tokenized gold in crypto lending, offering investors a way to access liquidity while keeping exposure to gold prices.

** Zama Launches USDC Confidential Lending in Partnership with Morpho and Steakhouse Financial

** Zama has introduced confidential USDC lending through a partnership with Morpho and Steakhouse Financial, aiming to bring privacy-preserving finance to DeFi. The initiative lets users borrow and lend USDC without exposing sensitive transaction details, while leveraging Morpho’s lending infrastructure and Steakhouse Financial’s expertise to support adoption.

Fed proposes customer ID rules for stablecoin issuers

The Federal Reserve has proposed requiring stablecoin issuers to implement customer identification rules as part of efforts to strengthen oversight and reduce financial risks. The move is aimed at improving compliance and transparency in the rapidly growing stablecoin market.

** BTCC Exchange Eliminates Fees Across Every Layer of Crypto Trading in Landmark Zero-Barrier Initiative

** BTCC Exchange has launched a zero-fee initiative that removes trading costs across multiple layers of crypto trading, aiming to lower barriers for users and make trading more accessible. The move is presented as a landmark step toward reducing friction and encouraging broader participation in crypto markets.

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** Starbucks cuts jobs in London and Hong Kong amid global restructuring

** Starbucks is laying off staff in its London and Hong Kong offices as part of a broader global restructuring. The company is cutting jobs to streamline operations and reduce costs while it continues to adjust its international business strategy.

** Google DeepMind’s John Jumper to join Anthropic

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** TD Bank to use software to monitor employees’ work activity — Reuters

** TD Bank will use software to track employees’ work activity as part of efforts to improve productivity and oversight. The move adds to growing employer use of monitoring tools in the workplace, raising privacy and employee-relations concerns.

** Dynacor appoints Daniel Misiano as president and CEO

** Dynacor has named Daniel Misiano as its new president and CEO, succeeding to the top leadership role. The appointment is intended to support the company’s next phase of growth and operational strategy.

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** Thomas Kean Jr. makes multiple stock transactions, including Amcor plc and EQT Corporation

** The article reports that Thomas Kean Jr. made several stock transactions, including trades involving Amcor plc and EQT Corporation. It highlights his recent buying and selling activity across multiple holdings, noting that the disclosures are part of standard financial reporting.

** Hitachi Energy to acquire Canduct Group for transformer parts

** Hitachi Energy has agreed to acquire Canduct Group, a manufacturer of insulated paper coil products used in transformers. The deal is intended to expand Hitachi Energy’s supply of transformer components and support rising demand for grid infrastructure and electrification.

** JD Sports admits 1.5 million shares under employee schemes

** JD Sports Fashion has admitted 1,541,960 ordinary shares to trading on the London Stock Exchange, issued under employee share schemes. The new shares will rank equally with existing shares and are part of the company’s share incentive arrangements.

** Tatton Asset Management FY26 slides: revenue up 20%, margins expand to 52%

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