News Summary - 06/21/2026

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US-Iran talks to begin in Switzerland as Tehran says it closed Strait of Hormuz

The US rejected Iran’s claim that the Strait of Hormuz has been closed. Tehran said the move was in response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon.

BBC sees destroyed villages in Israeli-occupied southern Lebanon

Traveling with a humanitarian convoy, BBC reporter Hugo Bachega was granted rare access to part of Lebanon under Israeli occupation and saw widespread destruction in the villages there.

** Lebanese turtle conservationist Mona Khalil killed by Israeli strike

** Mona Khalil, a Lebanese turtle conservationist who had refused to leave the beach she spent years protecting, died from injuries sustained in an Israeli strike.

** Colombia’s escalating, brutal internal conflict is shaping its presidential election

** A left-wing senator who favors negotiations with armed gangs is running against an outsider backed by Trump, as Colombia’s worsening internal conflict becomes a central issue in the presidential race.

** Meloni tells Trump to “focus on your own popularity” as row escalates

** The US president earlier questioned Meloni’s popularity after suggesting she “begged” for a photo at the G7 summit.

** Israeli strikes kill six people in Gaza, including an Al Jazeera cameraman, officials say

** The Israeli military said Ahmed Wishah was a “Hamas sniper operative,” but did not provide evidence.

** Zelensky returns highest Polish honour after award stripped

** Ukraine’s president said his country is open to “engagement” on the difficult and painful chapters of its shared past, signaling a willingness to address historical disputes with Poland after the honorary award issue. **English translation:** The summary is already in English. If you meant you want a **cleaned-up English version**, I can rewrite both in more natural news-style English.

** France bans alcohol at music festival events under red heatwave alert

** Annual street parties that attract millions have been ordered to restrict alcohol as France prepares for extreme 40°C (104°F) heat, in a move aimed at helping “preserve” healthcare services during the heatwave.

** U.S. to stop funding HIV programs in South Africa

** South Africa has the world’s highest number of people living with HIV, with more than eight million affected.

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

** Australia has confirmed its first case of the H5N1 bird flu strain, ending its status as the only continent not affected by the virus. With this detection, H5N1 has now reached every continent.

** 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, along with debt relief and financial compensation, as part of broader calls for accountability and reparative justice.

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** Tourist dies in Dominican Republic luxury resort fire

** Nearly 1,700 people were evacuated after a large fire broke out at the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach resort in Bayahibe, a popular Caribbean resort town.

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

** James Burrows, best known as co-creator of *Cheers*, directed over 1,000 episodes of hit sitcoms, including *The Big Bang Theory* and *Will & Grace*.

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

** Markos, a 12-year-old boy, tried to bring his beloved sick hen to a hospital after it stopped responding to treatment, showing his deep affection and concern for the bird.

** 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 linked to accusations dating back to 2023.

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

** Zimbabwe lawmakers approved a proposal that would extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term by two years and remove direct presidential elections, a move likely to intensify political debate over the country’s democratic process.

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

** Health facilities have been attacked during the current Ebola outbreak because of misinformation and fear, raising concerns for the safety of patients and staff.

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

** Mangione’s defense team has changed its earlier plan to argue that he suffered from “extreme emotional disturbance” in his state murder trial, doing so just one day after announcing the psychiatric defense.

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

** Some observers pointed out a double standard, noting that Japanese men who publicly cleaned a World Cup stadium were praised, while their wives are often expected to do all 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 during a game. According to the public prosecutor, the 81-year-old opponent has been arrested in connection with the incident.

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

** UK actress Emaa Hussen, 34, has been charged over an alleged attempt to smuggle 320 kg of methamphetamine into Australia, hidden in bags of charcoal. If convicted, she faces 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 Trump’s shadow, Vance becomes the face of the Iran deal

** Vance is emerging as the public defender of the Iran plan, responding forcefully to growing criticism. His prominent role in supporting the deal has also fueled speculation that he may be positioning himself for a possible 2028 presidential campaign.

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

** Nearly 200 Ukrainian drones were launched toward an area southeast of Moscow, causing fires at a refinery and a shopping center. Residents in the Russian capital reported black rain after the attack, which was described as the largest of its kind to target the oil refinery area.

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

** Niger has been fighting a militant Islamist insurgency for 10 years, and in January suspected jihadists also targeted the same airport.

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

** The article argues that, despite the war’s heavy human toll, Iran’s regime has survived and even emerged stronger, raising questions about the conflict’s purpose and effectiveness.

** Backstage at Gorillaz’ epic, one-off stadium show: “The vibe is ridiculous”

** Damon Albarn, De La Soul, and Moonchild Sanelly talk about the backstage atmosphere as Gorillaz put on their biggest show yet, emphasizing the energy and importance of the one-off stadium event.

** At CrimeCon, true-crime obsessives come face-to-face with real loss

** At CrimeCon, victims’ families urge true-crime fans to engage responsibly and respectfully. They argue that true-crime interest can be ethical if it centers victims, avoids exploitation, and considers the real harm behind the stories.

** Steve Rosenberg: Moscow oil refinery attack brings Russia's war with Ukraine closer to home

** Moscow briefly felt the war at home on Thursday morning, as a strike on an oil refinery disrupted the city’s normal routine and underscored how Russia’s war with Ukraine is increasingly reaching into the capital itself.

** Why an AI company cleaned my New York City apartment for free

** An AI company is offering free door-to-door cleaning in New York City to collect training data for robots it hopes will eventually do these jobs. The company is using real-world cleaning tasks to improve its AI systems and help train future robotic cleaners.

** Japanese pop group XG went from brutal five-year training to global pop stars

** The Japanese pop group XG rose to global stardom after being recruited before their teenage years and undergoing five years of intense training.

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

** Experts say casualty figures from the conflict are difficult to verify because internet outages, media restrictions, and government limits have blocked reliable reporting across the region, making the true death toll uncertain.

** What Iran and the US get from the deal and why both could struggle to keep it

** BBC analysts assess the claims by Washington and Tehran that each side won a victory in the deal to end their war, while also examining why both sides may find it difficult to maintain the agreement.

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

** BBC Verify examines how the new US-Iran deal differs from previous agreements, focusing on its impact on three key areas: weapons, money, and ships.

** 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 actual text does not fully support that claim, leaving major nuclear concerns unresolved.

BBC sees destroyed villages in Israeli-occupied southern Lebanon

Traveling with a humanitarian convoy, BBC’s Hugo Bachega gained rare access to an Israeli-occupied area in southern Lebanon and witnessed destroyed villages.

** 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 nonstop commercial flight from Sydney to London, which is expected to take 22 hours.

Should the US impose a social media ban like the UK?

The UK has introduced a social media ban for children under 16, and the BBC asked Americans of different ages whether they think the policy is a good idea.

** Will Putin change tactics after Ukrainian drone attacks?

** Steve Rosenberg examines how Russia may respond next after a wave of frequent Ukrainian drone attacks.

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

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

**“Warning, fire went up”: Couple aboard yacht describe encounter with Russian warship**

**A Russian frigate fired warning shots near a British retired couple sailing their yacht in the English Channel, leading to a frightening and unexpected encounter at sea.**

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

** BBC reporter Max Matza in Seattle, Washington, reports that 400 drones lit up the night sky on Monday to display the score of the Egypt vs. Belgium match.

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** Judge Peinado has opened a criminal trial against Begoña Gómez, Pedro Sánchez’s wife, over four offenses. In addition, he has taken away her passport and banned her from leaving Spain. The case will be heard by a jury.

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** The magistrate’s decision to send President Sánchez’s wife to oral trial cannot be appealed.

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** A memorandum of understanding was virtually signed in a diplomatic meeting with representatives from both countries and the mediators, Qatar and Pakistan.

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** The article reports on the peace agreement between the US and Iran, which will be officially signed this Friday, June 19, in Switzerland. The pact establishes a ceasefire on all fronts, including Lebanon.

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** The United States will lift the maritime blockade imposed on the entry and exit of ships in Iranian ports, according to an announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump.

** Moncloa attacks Judge Peinado after the measures against Begoña Gómez, which “confirm his persecution and obsession”

** The government accuses Judge Peinado of conducting an investigation that makes no legal sense and is driven by political reasons. It maintains that the measures against Begoña Gómez confirm an alleged persecution and obsession on the part of the magistrate.

** Feijóo urges Sánchez not to run in the elections: “Every day they prolong his agony, there will be more of us”

** Feijóo urged Sánchez not to run in the next elections, arguing that the PSOE’s situation is worsening. He claimed there are already more people under investigation than the Socialists will win seats in parliament, according to polls, and said that delaying the end of Sánchez’s political decline will only strengthen the opposition.

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** The PSOE states on X that Begoña Gómez is innocent and that she has been subjected to judicial and political persecution for two years. The party describes the opening of oral proceedings as a “democratic scandal” and accuses its opponents of using her as a political weapon.

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** The magistrate states in his ruling that the escort agents of Begoña Gómez could, on their own initiative or under orders from their superiors, collaborate to facilitate a possible escape from justice.

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** Police unions reject Judge Peinado’s statements and argue that the officers assigned to the Presidential security detail perform only the duties established by law, without getting involved in other matters.

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** Marlaska has conveyed a complaint to the Judiciary over Judge Peinado’s remarks about the bodyguards, considering that they call into question the professionalism of the State Security Forces and Corps.

** Government reactions to Judge Peinado’s precautionary measures against Begoña Gómez: Óscar Puente, Bolaños, Óscar López...

** Several government ministers reacted on X to the precautionary measures imposed by Judge Peinado on Begoña Gómez. Some posted messages of support using the hashtag **#YoConBegoña**, showing their backing in response to the judicial decision.

** Germany snatches a last-gasp win over a very tough Ivory Coast side to move to the top of their group

** Germany failed to dominate a highly competitive Ivory Coast team, one of the tournament’s surprises. Even so, Nagelsmann’s side now has four points and has practically secured qualification to the next round.

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** Trump claimed that the popularity of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is declining in Italy. Meloni firmly responded that her popularity is none of his business and suggested he focus on his own. The exchange adds tension to the relationship between the two leaders.

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** The first prize in the National Lottery went to number 20118, and the second to 63244. The prizes were distributed across nine provinces.

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** AEMET warns of a significant danger during the middle hours of the day because of the heatwave. It also says nighttime temperatures will remain very high, with hardly any drop, prolonging the intense heat episode.

** Bea “the Legionnaire,” arrested and in the holding cells after a threat complaint

** Bea “the Legionnaire” was arrested and spent the night in the holding cells after a confrontation with another person in a shopping center in Madrid. According to the report, she allegedly arrived in an SUV in a threatening manner, which led to a complaint for threats.

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** An expedition is trying to recover the body of “Green Boots,” a climber who has been frozen on Everest for decades since an accident during an Indian expedition in May 1996. Three people went missing in that incident, and it is still not known which one of them is “Green Boots.”

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** Tomás Angulo suffered several goring wounds during a bullfight in Moralzarzal that affected his femoral artery. According to the medical report, his condition is very serious.

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** The article covers the latest on the ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran and Israel’s situation in Lebanon, amid growing tensions and doubts about the stability of the truce.

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** Dmitry Medvedev stated that the enemy’s “mass terror attacks” on Russian cities justify an escalation in the offensive against Ukraine. His remarks suggest the possibility of using nuclear weapons and reject the idea that there are limits or rules in the conflict.

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** During the commentary of the Brazil-Haiti match at the World Cup, a soda can appeared to move on its own while Axel Torres and José Sanchís were commentating the game late at night. The strange moment was described humorously as a possible “paranormal phenomenon.”

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** The economist analyzes Bizum’s new advance, which now allows payments in businesses. Bernardos believes this change will intensify competition in the payments sector and put Bizum directly up against traditional cards.

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** German police are investigating the disappearance of a 3-month-old baby while his mother was taking the groceries upstairs to the house. They suspect that an unknown person took him out of the stroller and carried him away when he was left alone “for a short time.” The authorities have found a body, but have not yet confirmed its identity.

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** The article points out that we can indeed influence the mechanisms that determine longevity and, above all, quality of life by acting on the major levers of aging.

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** Pedro Sánchez had maintained a firm stance until now, but in just 48 hours his position on a possible early election and the budget has changed, breaking the line he had been defending up to this point.

** Bildu says it makes sense for Sánchez to call elections if he fails to pass the budget: “It’s difficult for them to be approved”

** Bildu considers it logical for Sánchez to call elections if he is unable to get the State General Budget approved, although it insists that negotiations should still be attempted. The party sees approval as difficult and calls for housing measures to be included in the decree to ease the effects of the war.

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** The writings of Tacitus and Flavius Josephus provide two of the earliest non-Christian references to Jesus. Both place him in 1st-century Judea and connect his death with Pontius Pilate, reinforcing his historical existence.

** An 81-year-old man arrested for killing another man, 68, with a pétanque ball due to “the enormous rivalry” between them

** The argument, reportedly over the use of a shaded pétanque court in Mimizan, in southwestern France, ended with the arrest of an 81-year-old man accused of killing a 68-year-old. The case is said to have been motivated by the strong rivalry between the two men.

** Outrage in the U.S. over the video in which a police officer shoots a dog to death: “I’m not going to let myself be bitten”

** The mayor of Los Angeles announced an investigation after the release of a video showing a police officer shooting a dog to death. The officers had gone to a house after a neighbor called in a noise complaint.

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** One lucky winner took home the Bonoloto jackpot on Saturday, June 20, worth €4.1 million. In addition, 80 other players who won in the third category received €3,588 each.

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** A single first-category winner won €1.1 million in La Primitiva on Saturday, June 20. In addition, there were four second-category prizes of €47,739 each. The jackpot for the next draw rises to €18.8 million.

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** On its anniversary and for World Refugee Day, UNHCR highlights that everyone’s solidarity is key to facing one of today’s greatest humanitarian challenges, reminding us that every act of support counts.

** Shopping with Ainhoa: The route through the French Basque Country I take every summer

** The author says that the French Basque Country has held a special place in her life for years and that it is her ideal destination, where she would like to retire or have a small farmhouse.

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** Insecurity in the Colombian tourist Caribbean is worsening, with tourism falling by more than 90%. Business owners report extortion by criminal groups, deepening the economic crisis and severely affecting the sector.

** 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 offers customers drinks and other store products, thereby expanding its business model with an innovative approach to the shopping experience.

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** Sergio Gutiérrez says on his TikTok channel that the real estate market “has just changed” and that a cycle change is approaching. He points out that people perceive these changes and “are not stupid,” suggesting a new stage in the sector.

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** Imserso will make a total of **879,213 places** available for the **2026–2027** season, including **7,447 discounted places** reserved for pensioners with fewer resources.

** What would be its equivalent in Spain? The debate on social media after the viral video of English fans singing “Wonderwall” at the World Cup

** On social media, people debated what the Spanish equivalent would be to the viral video of English fans singing “Wonderwall” at the World Cup. Suggestions included “Mi gran noche” by Raphael, “Un beso y una flor” by Nino Bravo, and “Aserejé” by Las Ketchup.

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** The article asks whether, despite a production cut of 1.5 million barrels per day, the sector’s profit forecasts could still rise by 57%. It reflects the market’s search for oil companies capable of improving results even as crude prices fall.

** James Burrows dies at 85, director of iconic series like *Friends* and *Cheers*

** James Burrows, a renowned television director, has died at the age of 85. Winner of 11 Emmy Awards, he was responsible for more than 1,000 episodes of landmark series, including *Friends* and *Cheers*, leaving a major mark on television history.

** Millennial Nostalgia: when fashion looks to the past

** The current trend revives elements from the past, as seen in *The Devil Wears Prada 2*, the renewed interest in ABBA, and the return of low-rise pants. Fashion looks back and turns nostalgia into style.

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** Using expired products on the face, body, or hair can cause reactions that are not always immediate or severe, so they often go unnoticed.

** “Smart beaches” arrive in Spain: this is the technology that lets you reserve your beach umbrella from your mobile phone

** Italy has become a pioneer in the “smart beaches” model, a reference that Spain is looking to follow. These beaches incorporate technology to make services easier, such as reserving beach umbrellas from your phone, modernizing the user experience and optimizing space management.

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** Just a short distance from Spain, there are beautiful European hiking routes, ideal for those seeking adventure and outdoor experiences.

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** The article presents a traditional dish from Tenerife, little known outside the Canary Islands, made with one of the archipelago’s most emblematic foods. It invites readers to discover this typical dish of Canary Islands cuisine and to learn more about its origins and characteristics.

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** The governments of Galicia, Asturias, and Castilla y León, together with business associations, are asking Brussels to enforce the ruling that considers the extensions of the AP-9 and AP-66 concessions, approved in 2000 without a public tender, illegal, with the aim of abolishing the tolls.

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** The article says a Spanish tourist destination has been dubbed the “new Benidorm” by *The Sun*. It highlights the area’s lively nightlife, with 250 bars and 11 nightclubs, and notes that “the nightlife never stops.”

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** Police are investigating whether the victim had child pornography on his devices, while doubts grow about the murderer’s version of events. Officers are analyzing key clues to clarify the crime and determine whether the accused’s story holds up.

** Nevenka returns to Ponferrada 25 years after becoming the first woman to report sexual harassment in politics

** Nevenka returned to Ponferrada for the event “Justice, Voices, and Memory: From Systemic Violence to Repair,” where, visibly moved, she said it took her time to realize that what happened to her was “bigger than me.”

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** Confucius reflects that both material and emotional needs are important: rice symbolizes what is necessary to live, while flowers represent what gives life meaning and motivation.

** A Málaga ultra arrested for entering La Rosaleda stadium despite a court ban

** National Police arrested a Málaga ultra, known for his involvement in several disturbances, for entering La Rosaleda stadium despite having been banned from access by a court ruling.

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** Jonathan Andic’s defense argues that Isak Andic took two steps before falling, a detail that, according to the statement, supports the version that it was a stumble and accidental fall.

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** Afghan women have lost their full rights under the Taliban regime and are now even being arrested on the street, despite complying with the imposed dress code. The content warns about the severe repression against them and questions any outreach or invitation from Europe to the Taliban.

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** Television techniques to maintain the audience’s excitement and attention in front of the screen.

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** The Sagrada Família, Gaudí’s masterpiece, is the state monument that generates the most revenue. It receives nearly 5 million visitors a year, and 90% are foreigners.

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** The article highlights that access to housing is linked to health and well-being. It argues that, just like a good healthcare system, public housing policies can positively influence people’s protection and quality of life.

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** Fourteen Spaniards, 13 passengers and one crew member from the cruise ship, were admitted to Gómez Ulla Hospital on May 10 due to the hantavirus outbreak. According to the report, all of them have been discharged, so there are no longer any quarantines or hospitalizations, and the Ministry of Health is closing the outbreak response.

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** Makoke and Gonzalo reappeared a week after getting married in Ibiza to clarify the controversy over their alleged argument during the wedding. The couple downplayed the rumor and suggested that someone may have spied on them or misinterpreted the situation.

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** A Nutrition and Food Science expert warns that eating spoiled food can cause food poisoning. The article explains that there are clear signs to identify when a food should be discarded, helping prevent health risks.

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** The journalist has spoken for the first time about the neuromuscular, autoimmune, chronic, and rare illness she suffers from, thus clarifying the reason behind the aesthetic changes for which she had received criticism.

** The strategy with bank deposits in Spain that is scaring away savers

** Bank deposits in Spain continue to offer an average one-year return of only 1.8%, despite the ECB’s recent interest rate hikes. This low return is discouraging savers, who are looking for more profitable alternatives to protect their money.

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** People aged 18 to 35 will once again be able to apply for the Youth Rental Bonus, an aid of up to 300 euros per month to help pay rent. It can be received for a maximum of 24 months to help ease housing expenses.

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** More and more travelers prefer to rent a vacation home instead of staying in hotels, but the cost can vary greatly depending on the country and destination in Europe.

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** 20minutos has introduced a new feature within the NextMediaAI project to improve accessibility and adapt to the growing consumption of audio content, responding to new ways of using information.

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** 20bien has opened its Wellbeing Mailbox so readers can share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The initiative aims to gather personal experiences that motivate and inspire others to improve their wellbeing.

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** 20minutos invites readers to participate with Ciudadano20, a channel for submitting complaints, stories, and topics they believe should be investigated or published.

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** Tension between Kallas and Von der Leyen is rising as some EU countries call for reforming the bloc’s diplomatic apparatus. The clash reflects a broader dispute over control of European foreign policy.

** Almudena Porras speaks out about her crisis with Borja Silva: “Loving someone doesn’t mean everything is perfect”

** Almudena Porras and Borja Silva began their relationship after taking part in *La isla de las tentaciones* and later shared their experience on *Supervivientes*.

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** The European Parliament approves the deregulation of new GMOs, making the genetic modification of seeds easier. The measure reopens the debate on the future of agriculture in Europe and how to regulate these technologies for the 21st century.

** Body of the missing young man found dead in the Ricobayo reservoir

** The young man disappeared last Friday around 5:30 p.m. at one of the beaches in Muelas de Pan, in the Ricobayo reservoir. He was later found dead.

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** An Italian woman died as a result of a fire in a hotel in the Dominican Republic. According to the available information, the victim died while receiving medical care.

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** Pedro Ramis founded Semper Vivens after the loss of his teenage nephew. The company markets a system in Europe that transforms funeral ashes into trees, offering an ecological and symbolic alternative for grief.

** Objective: save the Black Castilian hen: “It needs far less care than a cat or a dog”

** The Burgos-based association Huerteco is working to preserve the Black Castilian hen, a native breed at risk of disappearing. To do so, it promotes breeding, adoptions, and workshops in schools, aiming to raise awareness of its value and prevent this traditional species from being lost.

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** In recent years, more emigrants have been returning to Spain than leaving it. However, coming back is not easy: those who return face logistical, administrative, work-related, and psychological obstacles as they rebuild their lives at home.

** “Pasapalabra” nears a 22% audience share in the premiere of “AlaZ,” its new “Rosco”

** The program, in its final segment, recorded a 28.3% audience share and drew more than 2.4 million viewers.

** Victoria Martín, Aitana Sánchez-Gijón, and the Anatomy of Acting Intensity

** The second season of *Se tiene que morir mucha gente* is announced, highlighting Victoria Martín and Aitana Sánchez-Gijón. The content suggests a reflection on acting intensity and the series’ approach in its new installments.

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** Christian Gálvez explained in an interview that the end of *Pasapalabra* on Telecinco was “sudden and violent.” After being contacted by Antena 3, he turned down the chance to host the game show.

** Raquel Bollo reveals the message she received from a celebrity: “I was on the verge of reporting it”

** Raquel Bollo appeared on a Telecinco program to promote her novels and took the opportunity to revisit some of the hardest moments of her life.

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

** Leila León, a former contestant on *La isla de las tentaciones*, ended her 11-year relationship with Atamán and left the show with her temptation. She now talks about how she has been living her relationship with David Vaquero in secret, saying that she can no longer imagine life without him.

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** Gloria Camila stated that “we have all been with a bad Kiko in our lives,” a phrase that her ex-partner Kiko Jiménez did not like at all, reigniting the controversy surrounding Irene Rosales’ campaign.

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** Claudia Chacón, a former contestant on *La isla de las tentaciones*, has spoken about the aftereffects that are affecting her most after spending 92 days in Honduras taking part in *Supervivientes*, highlighting that it is what she is finding hardest to deal with.

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** Luisa Chamizo said goodbye to **"El tiempo justo"** on Telecinco amid uncertainty about whether she will continue working on the program.

** Anne Hathaway announces her third pregnancy in a tender video

** Anne Hathaway has announced that she is expecting her third child with her husband, Adam Shulman, with whom she already has two children.

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** The Dukes of Sussex could stay in a royal residence during their visit to the UK in July, which would mark their first trip to the country with their two children in four years.

** Claudia Martínez opens up about her relationship with Mario González in light of her pregnancy

** After a relationship marked by ups and downs, Claudia Martínez and Mario González are going through their best moment as a couple. They are now expecting their first baby together, which has further strengthened their bond.

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** Andalusian influencer Gonzalo Montoya rallied his followers on social media to find a young woman he met during Argentina’s debut in the World Cup, after feeling an instant spark and asking for help with the message: “I need to find her.”

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** Streamer Aroia García, known as Aroyitt, has published her first book, *No encajo, pero existo* (*I Don’t Fit In, But I Exist*), an autobiographical work in which she shares her experience with autism. The book focuses on autism in women and on the feeling of not fitting into the world.

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** Juan Carlos I has returned to sail racing nine months later, taking part aboard the “Bribón” during the final practice run of the day at the Trofeo Xacobeo.

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** Gloria Camila spoke on *El tiempo justo* to criticize the disrespect shown to Ortega Cano in the series about Rocío Jurado. The bullfighter’s daughter expressed her displeasure with the treatment given to the matador and pointed out that this kind of attitude has been constant for a long time.

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** Fabiola Martínez spoke live with *El tiempo justo* to defend natural beauty after receiving criticism for showing her gray hair. She insisted that she does not care about other people’s judgment and delivered a clear message: “It’s the person looking at me who makes me older.”

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** The program *El tiempo justo* aired statements from Lola, Kiko Rivera’s girlfriend, in which she shows her support for the DJ during a difficult few days and describes him as “the love of my life.”

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** María Brun, a former contestant on *La isla de las tentaciones*, has recalled her experience on the Telecinco reality show and spoken about the real reason behind her breakup with David Vaquero.

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** Real Madrid has flatly denied any interest in signing Michael Olise, the Bayern Munich star and Kylian Mbappé’s teammate in the French national team. According to the official statement, the club says it has not had any contact with the player.

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** The Netherlands responded to the criticism with a big win against Sweden, after having squandered a victory against Japan. Brobbey was the standout player, scoring two goals and helping steer the Dutch to victory in a key match for their ambitions.

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** The FC Barcelona footballer and star of the Spanish national team stands out for his meteoric rise in sport. The article focuses on his more personal side, reviewing his humble origins in Mataró and his intense love life.

** Málaga returns to First Division eight years later thanks to their victory in Almería

** Málaga secured promotion to the First Division after defeating Almería away in the second leg of the promotion playoff final to LaLiga, ending an eight-year absence from the top flight.

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** Dani Olmo was one of Spain’s heroes in Euro 2024, clearing a crucial ball in the final minute of the final and helping secure the title.

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** The article highlights that June 20 is World Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy Day, a rare degenerative disease that affects around 4,000 people in Spain.

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** The Esenciales project by Fundación ONCE, part of Por Talento Digital, has helped more than 17,000 people with disabilities improve their digital skills. The initiative aims to reduce the digital divide and strengthen their autonomy, employability, and social inclusion.

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** The Federation of Associations of People with Physical Disabilities of the Community of Madrid (Famma) is calling for regulations that ensure personal assistants can access all kinds of events, denouncing that they are sometimes charged as if they were an additional ticket.

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** The U.S. stock market continues to face criticism over its high valuations, but a new factor is now emerging that could challenge investors’ appetite: the search for new buyers to absorb $675 billion.

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** Markus Haupt, the new president of Anfac and CEO of Seat and Cupra, is calling for a fair and competitive framework against Chinese manufacturers. His roadmap prioritizes the Plan Auto+, the production of “made in Europe” cars, and accelerating the electrification of the sector.

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** Eduardo Viera, Director of Strategy at Worldpanel by Numerator, points out that match schedules, and whether games are played during the week or on weekends, influence consumption habits. The changes are especially noticeable at home, where purchases of chocolate, coffee, and pastries increase.

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** Piero Cipollone, a member of the ECB Executive Board, said that preparations for the digital euro are already progressing, but its launch is still pending final approval.

** Spain could surpass 100 million tourists this year by attracting stronger demand

** Spain could exceed 100 million tourists this year thanks to stronger demand, thus surpassing the 96.8 million foreign visitors recorded in 2025.

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** Ryanair has renewed Michael O'Leary as CEO until 2032 and keeps in place the already announced option to buy 10 million shares, strengthening his ties to the company with a potential multimillion-dollar bonus.

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** Actor Paul Avery and his wife died from injuries sustained in a tragic fire.

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** Veteran director John Waters, known for his punk and provocative films, once again shows a sensible and clear stance on the industry. According to the text, he holds balanced and critical opinions, standing out for his judgment compared with other voices in the sector.

** From *Jaws* to *The Day of the Revelation*: Steven Spielberg’s Movies, Ranked from Worst to Best

** The article highlights Steven Spielberg as a benchmark of the best Hollywood cinema, thanks to his ability to keep a sense of wonder alive in his films.

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** Before the start of the war between the Blacks and the Greens, the article reviews the most important moments of the second season of *House of the Dragon* to bring viewers up to date ahead of the third installment.

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** Amazon MGM Studios has dropped *Artificial* after having committed to releasing it this year, leaving the film without distribution.

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** Mel Robbins argues that when something doesn’t turn out the way we expect, the event itself doesn’t change, but the meaning we give it can. Her personal development approach encourages us to reinterpret difficult experiences as valuable lessons, even if they don’t end in love or in the outcome we wanted.

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

** The Ministry of Consumer Affairs will replace ultra-processed foods and sugary drinks in school breakfasts and snacks with healthier options, such as fresh fruit, whole grains, unsweetened dairy products, olive oil, and protein-rich foods.

**Strength training is associated with a lower risk of heart disease in women**

**A study from Harvard University suggests that strength training may help reduce the risk of heart disease in women. It also recommends maintaining an active lifestyle and avoiding a sedentary lifestyle.**

** The U.S. seeks to go beyond the cochlear implant with a hearing system connected to the brain

** The U.S. is promoting a new hearing system connected to the brain that aims to go beyond the traditional cochlear implant. Its goal is to help the brain filter sound, selecting what is relevant and discarding what is irrelevant to improve hearing.

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

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** Compulsive shopping can be a difficult disorder to detect and often requires psychological and professional support.

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** WhatsApp is reportedly preparing a new audio-related feature that could become one of the app’s most-used tools once officially released. The update is expected to improve how users interact with voice notes, though details remain limited.

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** Sharp has introduced Karada Mate, a smartwatch capable of estimating the calories consumed by the user, with the aim of making diet tracking easier without the need to manually record meals.

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** LG presents its bets for 2026: televisions of up to 115 inches, laptops with up to 36.5 hours of battery life, and local artificial intelligence, highlighting advances in displays, battery life, and on-device processing.

** A new free app for iPhone reveals what information other apps can see about you: how it works

** The free app aims to help iPhone users understand how other applications can see and use information to create a device fingerprint. Its goal is to clearly show what data is exposed and help people make more informed privacy decisions.

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** SPC’s WUUM ONE starts as a music player and gradually allows you to activate the camera, calls, messaging, apps, and browsing. The idea is to give children a gradual transition into the digital world, in response to growing concern about kids’ use of smartphones, screens, and social media.

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** Italian design is driving dining rooms to become warmer, more comfortable, and more functional, created for enjoying and sharing. The trend prioritizes cozy spaces that combine style and comfort, transforming the dining room into a central place for socializing.

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** Rosalía showed another style lesson in New York during a casual outing with Loli Bahía, opting for a look that reinterprets the classic “little black dress” as a jumpsuit, paired with slingback shoes for a summery and elegant outfit.

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** The stars of *Patito Feo* performed a concert in Madrid last night as part of their world tour, bringing back nostalgia for the series among their fans.

** Hormone therapy: an expert analyzes the myths and truths about its safety

** A menopause specialist debunks common beliefs about hormone therapy and explains how safe it can really be, helping distinguish between myths and facts about this treatment.

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** A subtle and flattering makeup technique for small eyes or hooded eyelids, designed to make the eyes appear larger.

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** The *Got Talent España* judge has won us over with an outfit from a Spanish brand, perfect for summer nights and especially ideal for a summer wedding.

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** In Cuba, the trick for preparing rice that is fluffier and tastier isn’t garlic or olive oil, but rather using lard.

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** Popcorn has a history that spans several centuries. Although today it is a typical movie snack, it was also used in rituals and to decorate altars in the past.

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

** Renowned chefs, including Quique Dacosta, say that the secret to a perfect paella lies in controlling the heat of the fire well. Mastering the heat is essential to achieve the ideal cooking point and an excellent result.

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** Portuguese culinary tradition offers much more than cod, pastéis de nata, francesinhas, or Port wine. The text invites readers to discover sweet treats that help them better appreciate the richness and diversity of Portuguese cuisine.

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** Madrid chef Alberto Gonzalez won representing the restaurant “El del medio” in Madrid.

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** Brazil offers a rich culinary diversity beyond feijoada, including traditional and unusual dishes such as acarajé, a typical food from the northeast with African roots.

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** Spain offers several islands that can be reached without flying, far from the Balearic and Canary Islands. They are ideal destinations for this summer and allow you to travel by land and sea, enjoying landscapes and tranquility without needing to take a flight.

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** In this Madrid park, you can visit replicas of numerous famous monuments from around the world in a single visit, making for a very complete walk without leaving the Community of Madrid.

** This is the most searched village in Spain for a rural getaway

** The town in Cantabria stands out for being on the list of “The Most Beautiful Villages of Spain” and for combining beach with valuable Modernist heritage, making it a very attractive destination for a rural getaway.

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** A new 1,300-km rail itinerary will cross Central Europe, connecting Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany. The route, one of the longest on the continent, will end at a very busy airport. Its inauguration is scheduled for June.

** Mercedes-Benz chooses Vitoria to manufacture the model that will shape the future of its vans

** Mercedes-Benz has begun production of the new VLE in Vitoria, a model considered strategic for the brand’s industrial and technological future.

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** The government is preparing a new regulation that amends the General Traffic Regulations to promote connected mobility in Spain and establish the framework for the implementation of intelligent transport systems (ITS).

** Overtaking the Civil Guard on the road: Is it legal? The key points to avoid being fined

** Many drivers in Spain wonder whether they can overtake a Civil Guard patrol on the road. The article explains the common doubts that arise when encountering the Benemérita on the road and clarifies what to do to avoid a fine.

** BMW sets the price of the first electric 3 Series in history and announces up to 906 km of range

** BMW has opened orders for the new i3, the brand’s first electric 3 Series. The model stands out for its range of up to 906 km and for incorporating next-generation technology, marking an important step in the electrification of the lineup.

** Santana 400 PHEV: 429 hp and 1,046 kilometers of range for a “pickup” with Zero label

** The Santana 400 PHEV is an electrified pickup with 429 hp, 800 Nm of torque, and a Zero emissions label. It offers up to 120 km in electric mode and more than 1,000 km of combined range, combining performance, efficiency, and capability for mixed use.

** 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 ends on September 11, but it will apply a new charging system.

** The broadcast of Spain’s World Cup match this Sunday in Colón has been suspended due to Aemet’s orange alert for intense heat

** Aemet has warned of very high temperatures in Madrid, which could reach 39 degrees tomorrow between 1:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.

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** A four-year-old girl died after drowning in the swimming pool of a hotel in Playa Blanca. The child was rescued from the water, but was already showing signs of drowning.

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** The victim’s mother, who is the alleged perpetrator’s wife and a teacher in Gerena, had to be taken away in an ambulance after suffering an anxiety attack.

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** The University of Jaén has expressed its sorrow over the violent death of a young woman in Gerena and has made the psychological support of its Counseling/Psychology Office available to her relatives and loved ones.

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** A 55-year-old woman died after a car and a motorcycle collided in Madrid. The victim was riding as a passenger on the motorcycle, while the motorcycle driver was left in very serious condition.

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** Diana’s mother shared that attending Aitana’s concert was not something ordinary for her daughter, but rather a dream she had been waiting for for years. For her, the event held very special meaning because of her admiration for the singer.

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** Leasing and automotive companies concentrate their fleets in Bràfim and Figuerola del Camp to pay up to half of the vehicle tax.

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** Police arrested 18 members of a gang in Mallorca specialized in robbing tourists. Their method consisted of taking money from wallets, throwing the empty wallet on the ground, and waiting for someone else to pick it up and return it to the owner so they could go unnoticed.

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** A man died by drowning at Sant Miquel beach in Barcelona, becoming the third drowning victim in the last five days.

** A woman detained as the alleged cause of the fire at the Vitoria factory, which left seven people treated and two evacuated

** Firefighters evacuated the people who were inside the factory before putting out the fire. The fire left seven people treated and two evacuated.

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** In addition to the alleged production of child pornography, the accused is said to have assaulted a police officer when he was discovered and tried to escape.

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** Polymathy is presented as an advantage in a fast-changing world: it makes it easier to adapt, take advantage of more opportunities, and keep pace with transformations.

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** A young Italian woman who moved to Spain was surprised to discover that the country does not follow the same rules or customs as the rest of the world. According to her, what caught her attention the most were the schedules, which were “etched” in her memory because they seemed so different.

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** Spain is facing an exceptionally hot spell for this time of year, with temperatures reaching historic highs since 1950, according to warnings from Aemet and Brasero.

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** A young man was arrested after eating a dog as an alleged protest against the high price of meat. He claimed he did not kill the animal, but found it dead on a road.

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** Toxoplasmosis is often associated with cats, but most human infections come from undercooked meat, contaminated soil, or poorly washed vegetables. The text aims to debunk this myth, which continues to cause concern, especially among pregnant women.

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** A rabbit’s ears act as natural radiators and help detect and relieve overheating. This mechanism is key to spotting heatstroke in time, an emergency that can appear sooner than expected and requires quick action to protect the rabbit’s health.

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** High temperatures also put dogs at risk, not just people. Extreme heat can seriously affect pets’ health, so it is important to take precautions to protect them during heat waves.

Your daily horoscope: Sunday, June 21, 2026

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

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** Banks often offer gifts to new customers, but they usually require you to meet conditions, such as setting up direct deposit for your paycheck, in order to receive them.

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** This Saturday’s National Lottery draw has awarded 42 million euros in prizes. Here you can follow the latest updates and the draw results.

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** Check the Primitiva results for Saturday, June 20, 2026.

** Wins 440,000 euros from a last-minute decision: “I was already leaving the store, but…”

** A winner said that at first he thought he had won $50,000, but when he checked the app again, he discovered that the prize was actually $500,000. That last-minute decision to verify it completely changed his luck.

** What would happen if time frightened us?

** A novel against time, *Forward, Chronophobes!*, by Diego Garrido, was published by Anagrama.

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** A three-time All-Star, Deron Williams particularly shined with the Utah Jazz and later had a brief stint in Turkish basketball. The piece reviews his career and how he went from being an NBA star to running an MMA gym.

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** The new bikinis from Zara, El Corte Inglés, and other brands are opting for designs inspired by underwear, with a style that resembles going to the beach in panties and a bra. This trend will define summer 2026.

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** Image consultant Viviana Aguayo says that style changes over the years, and these old photos of Spanish celebrities prove it. Although many of them now boast great style on the red carpet, their past looks show that aesthetic evolution is possible.

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** The article highlights how fascinating the animal world is and how, even if we don’t always live closely alongside animals, their expressions and friendliness can brighten our day and make us smile.

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** The PNV, the conservative government partner, has called for elections, but in Congress it continues to support almost all of the government’s initiatives, unlike Junts, which is joining the PP’s parliamentary opposition.

** Roberto Brasero, about the first heatwave of summer: “These are exceptional temperatures”

** The first heatwave of summer arrives with the solstice and will bring very high temperatures in many provinces, exceeding 40 degrees.

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** The former president has sent the judge a brief accepting that his assets and business holdings be investigated, although legal experts consulted consider it merely a symbolic gesture. At the same time, he is seeking procedural annulments and has not responded to the Prosecutor’s Office.

** Australia detects a case of bird flu confirming spread across all continents

** Australia detected a case of bird flu in a brown skua found on Sunday, which was isolated and died that same night. The finding confirms the presence of the virus on all continents.

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** Biologist Diego Gil Tapetado explains to *20minutos* the characteristics of the painted lady butterfly, a species that has carried out a massive and unprecedented migration in Spain. He highlights that this insect holds the record for the longest known migration among insects.

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** Prime Video Spain is celebrating 10 years in the country by announcing previews of its upcoming local productions for 2026 and 2027. The platform will present new series and films featuring stars such as Ester Expósito and Mario Casas, as well as adaptations and the return of *Su majestad*.

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

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** Prime Video expands its offering beyond the young adult audience with several miniseries designed to watch over a weekend without leaving the house.

** Natalia de Santiago, mortgage expert: “We used to opt for fixed rates, but that’s over”

** Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage market has changed: fixed-rate mortgages used to dominate, but that trend is no longer the norm. According to the expert, today the choice depends more on the economic context and on the conditions banks offer when buying a home.

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** The Asturian chef José Andrés shared an appetizer idea on his show using a can of cockles, suggesting an original combination to improve them: mandarin and olive oil instead of lemon.

** *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*, a shift that brings the series closer to the tone and style of *Game of Thrones*. This adjustment could even make some of its critics change their minds.

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** The article highlights five must-do trips recommended by experts, ranging from Japan’s blend of tradition and modernity to Patagonia’s wild landscapes, inviting readers to experience unique adventures at least once in their lives.

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** José, a 37-year-old truck driver who shares his experiences in the industry on social media, describes his first night driving a trailer. He explains what it was like to drive from midnight until 11:30 in the morning, and the feelings of facing the night shift for the first time.

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

** The most spectacular highlights of Temps de Flors 2026: streets, installations, and the most searched-for corners

** Catalonia’s well-known flower festival brings together 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and routes through some of the city’s most emblematic spots, offering an experience that combines floral art, heritage, and cultural activities.

** A picturesque inn of 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 improvements have focused on sustainability, accessibility, and comfort, modernizing its facilities without losing its traditional Cantabrian style.

** This is the new passport similar to the one on the Camino de Santiago to promote rural tourism in Seville

** The Government of Andalusia has introduced a new tourist pass, inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport, to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful regions of Seville and attract more visitors to the area.

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** The Prime Video series based on Bethesda’s games will add three new actors to its third season, expanding the cast that inhabits the post-apocalyptic Wasteland. Among the new additions is an actor who portrayed a Star Wars villain.

** Trump says no toll on Strait of Hormuz unless US imposes one

** The article says Trump stated that Iran would not be able to impose a toll on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz unless the US first did so, amid tensions over the vital oil route.

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

** Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon killed at least five people despite an existing ceasefire, according to Lebanese authorities. The attacks reportedly targeted multiple areas, highlighting ongoing cross-border violence and the fragile calm in the region.

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

** Australia has confirmed its first H5N1 bird flu case and vowed to contain any spread. Authorities are stepping up monitoring and biosecurity measures to protect poultry, wildlife, and farms as concerns grow over the virus’s potential impact.

** Rubio plans a trip to the Middle East next week, Axios reports

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

** Brent crude is on track for its steepest weekly drop in more than a year, down about 8%, as Israel and Hezbollah agree to a ceasefire, easing concerns over geopolitical supply risks. Prices are also under pressure from weaker demand expectations and market attention on upcoming OPEC+ decisions.

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

** Silver fell 14.8% over the past month, breaking key support levels and increasing bearish pressure. The article discusses live price levels, technical indicators, and potential next support zones that traders may watch as the metal continues to weaken.

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

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Oil prices fall after Israel and Hezbollah reportedly agree to ceasefire

The article says oil prices declined after reports that Israel and Hezbollah had reached a ceasefire agreement, easing fears of a wider conflict in the Middle East and possible supply disruptions. Markets reacted to the reduced geopolitical risk by pushing crude prices lower.

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

** Europe gas prices ended a six-day decline after U.S. Vice President Vance’s exit and rising tensions in Lebanon lifted market uncertainty. Traders also weighed supply risks and shifting geopolitical dynamics, prompting a rebound in prices.

** Analysis – Yoghurt wars: Danone-Chobani clash underscores wider protein battle

** The article examines a dispute between Danone and Chobani over yoghurt claims, using it to highlight a broader fight in the fast-growing protein market. As consumers seek high-protein foods, brands are intensifying competition through marketing, innovation, and legal challenges to defend market share and product positioning.

Russia stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index unchanged

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

** A fire at a beachfront hotel in the Dominican Republic killed one woman and forced the evacuation of about 1,700 guests and staff. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze, which spread through the hotel and prompted a large emergency response.

** How KOSPI strength became KRW weakness: BofA weighs in

** Bank of America says the KOSPI’s recent strength has not translated into a stronger Korean won, as local equity gains have been driven more by valuation and foreign inflows than by broad-based economic improvement. The bank argues that currency movements still reflect Korea’s growth outlook, trade conditions, and policy expectations, leaving the KRW under pressure despite the stock rally.

** Goldman Sachs trims global smartphone market estimates on high memory costs

** Goldman Sachs lowered its global smartphone market forecast, citing rising memory chip costs that are squeezing margins and may weigh on demand. The firm expects the higher component prices to pressure handset makers and slow shipment growth, especially as consumers face pricier devices.

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

** Porsche CEO Oliver Blume wants to complete a new cost-cutting package by July, according to FAS. The plan aims to improve efficiency and reduce expenses as the company faces pressure from weaker demand and rising costs.

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

** Bolivia’s government reached an agreement with the powerful COB labor union after about 50 days of anti-government protests. The deal aims to ease tensions and address key labor and political demands following a prolonged period of demonstrations and unrest.

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

** Canadian lender TD is telling some employees that it will use software to monitor their work activity. The move reflects the growing use by employers of tracking tools to oversee productivity and work patterns, raising privacy and workplace surveillance concerns among staff.

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

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

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

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

UK retail sales rose in May as warm weather lifted demand, giving the economy a boost. Higher sales were driven by shoppers spending more on seasonal goods, helping offset weaker trading earlier in the year. The data suggests consumer activity improved as conditions became more favorable.

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

Poland’s industrial production increased 4.1% year on year in May, surpassing expectations and signaling stronger manufacturing activity. The result suggests the sector is holding up better than forecast despite broader economic uncertainty.

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

** German producer prices rose 2.2% year-on-year in May, below expectations for a 2.7% increase, signaling softer inflation pressures in Europe’s largest economy. The data suggests easing cost growth for producers, which may influence future ECB policy decisions.

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EU leaders weigh tougher measures to combat China trade imbalance

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** U.S. sanctions struggle to curb evasion tactics by Iran, Russia, and North Korea — WSJ

** The article says that U.S. sanctions are increasingly being circumvented by Iran, Russia, and North Korea through complex networks, shell companies, third-party countries, and digital tools. Despite expanded enforcement, these countries continue to move money, acquire goods, and support key industries, highlighting the limits of the current sanctions system.

** Swiss voters likely to reject stricter neutrality proposal, poll shows

** A poll suggests Swiss voters are likely to reject a proposal that would further tighten the country’s neutrality rules. The measure seeks to bar Switzerland from joining sanctions or military alliances, but critics warn it could limit the government’s foreign policy flexibility.

** Court orders trial for Spanish PM’s wife in corruption case

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** Trump says Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool may be drained for repairs

** Trump said the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool may be drained for repairs, drawing attention to possible maintenance work at the landmark.

** ECB may hike rates again despite weak growth - BofA

** BofA says the European Central Bank may raise interest rates again even as growth in the eurozone remains weak, citing persistent inflation risks and hawkish signals from policymakers. The bank expects the ECB to continue tightening if necessary, despite signs of a slowing economy.

** Trump, Italy’s Meloni exchange fresh criticism over Iran war stance

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** U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks set to begin in Switzerland as Vance arrives

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** Zelenskiy warns of major Russian attack as strikes kill at least six

** Zelenskiy warned that Russia may be preparing a major offensive as Ukrainian officials reported renewed strikes across the country. The attacks killed at least six people, including in multiple regions, and caused damage to civilian infrastructure. The warning comes amid heightened concern over intensified Russian assaults and continued fighting along the front lines.

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What does Burnham’s by-election win mean for UK stocks?

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** Bitcoin battles $65K resistance amid MACD rebound: Live levels

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** Bitcoin rises to near $64k, but Iran uncertainty limits broader recovery

** Bitcoin climbed to nearly $64,000 as investors bought the dip, but gains were limited by ongoing tensions over Iran. The article suggests that a broader market recovery will remain constrained until geopolitical uncertainty eases.

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

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

** Bitcoin was headed for a weekly decline as investors weighed geopolitical tensions with Iran and concerns over interest rates. The cryptocurrency struggled to regain momentum amid broader market uncertainty and shifting expectations for monetary policy.

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

** PremiumBlock has launched a non-custodial risk hub designed to support user-created prediction markets, perpetuals trading, and Web3 poker. The platform aims to provide risk management tools while allowing users to retain control of their assets, expanding infrastructure for decentralized trading and gaming applications.

** Bitcoin falls below $63K as a hawkish Fed rattles speculative assets like crypto

** Bitcoin fell below $63,000 as the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance put pressure on speculative assets. Traders pulled back from crypto amid expectations of interest rates staying higher for longer, while broader risk appetite weakened across markets.

** 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 is partnering with Ledn to allow investors to use their gold-backed tokens as collateral for loans. The move expands borrowing options for crypto holders by combining tokenized gold with digital lending, offering a new way to access liquidity without selling assets.

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

** Zama has launched confidential USDC lending, partnering with Morpho and Steakhouse Financial to bring private on-chain credit markets to DeFi. The initiative uses Zama’s encryption technology to protect transaction details while preserving blockchain functionality, aiming to improve privacy and security for lenders and borrowers.

** Fed proposes customer ID rules for stablecoin issuers

** The Fed has proposed new rules requiring stablecoin issuers to verify customer identities and strengthen compliance controls. The move aims to reduce money laundering and illicit finance risks as stablecoin use grows, while giving regulators clearer oversight of issuers and transactions.

** What’s next for Apple after WWDC?

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

** Porsche plans to complete a new cost-cutting package by July as it seeks to improve profitability and respond to weaker demand. The measures are expected to focus on savings and efficiency across the company, although details have not yet been disclosed.

** BlackRock Canada updates risk ratings for three iShares ETFs

** BlackRock Canada has changed the risk ratings for three iShares ETFs, reflecting updated assessments of their investment risk profiles. The firm says investors should review the new ratings and consider how they align with their goals and risk tolerance.

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

** Starbucks is laying off employees in its London and Hong Kong offices as part of a broader global restructuring under CEO Brian Niccol. The company is also shifting support staff in Toronto and Seattle to hybrid work and reducing some corporate roles, including in its North American support centers.

** 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 plans to deploy software to track employees’ work activity as part of efforts to improve oversight and compliance. The move follows increased regulatory scrutiny and comes amid broader changes in how banks monitor staff productivity and risk.

** Dynacor appoints Daniel Misiano as President and CEO

** Dynacor has appointed Daniel Misiano as its new President and CEO, effective immediately. He brings extensive experience in the mining industry and finance, and the company says his leadership will support its growth strategy and strengthen operations.

** Full Circle Lithium announces $5M private placement

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

** The article reports that Thomas Kean Jr. disclosed several stock trades, including transactions involving Amcor plc and EQT Corporation. It highlights his recent investment activity and the related public financial disclosures.

** Hitachi Energy to acquire Canduct Group for transformer parts

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