News Summary - 06/22/2026

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** First round of US-Iran talks ends with "encouraging progress," mediators say

** US and Iranian talks began on Sunday in Switzerland after last week’s agreement. The deal includes a commitment to reach a final agreement within 60 days.

** Trump-backed political outsider wins Colombia election, initial count shows

** Abelardo de la Espriella is reported to have narrowly edged Iván Cepeda in Colombia’s election, according to an initial count. Cepeda cautioned that the result is “not yet official or binding,” indicating the outcome remains preliminary.

** Russian troop buildup threatens city seen as key to seizing Ukraine's Donbas

** The Russian troop buildup around Kostyantynivka raises concerns that if the city falls, it could open the way for advances toward Ukraine’s last major eastern strongholds, strengthening Russia’s push to seize the Donbas.

** BTS fans losing thousands as scammers cash in on comeback tour ticket war

** With ticket demand reportedly 15 times higher than supply, BTS fans are becoming prime targets for scammers. Desperate to secure comeback tour tickets, some are losing large sums of money to fake sellers and fraudulent schemes.

** Cape Verde fan goes wild live on BBC News as his country scores

** During a live BBC News interview, reporter Paul Njie was speaking with a Cape Verde fan when Cape Verde unexpectedly scored its first-ever World Cup goal against Uruguay at the 2026 World Cup, sending the fan into celebration on air.

** After Trump inspects Reflecting Pool, he says repair work will begin “immediately”

** After flying by helicopter over the refurbished Reflecting Pool on Sunday, the president said repair work would start “immediately” on the landmark, which has been affected by algae and peeling paint. He also blamed vandals in part for the damage.

** Half of France under red heat alert as alcohol is banned at street music festival

** France is preparing for extreme heat, with temperatures expected to peak on Monday and possibly reach historic highs. Authorities have issued red heat alerts for half the country and taken precautionary measures, including banning alcohol at a street music festival. If you want, I can also make it sound more **natural/news-style** or more **formal**.

** Largest-ever cocaine bust in Australia after police raid underground bunker

** Police seized 2.7 tonnes of cocaine, with an estimated street value of A$816 million, during a search of a property in western Sydney.

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

The Israeli military said Ahmed Wishah, an Al Jazeera cameraman killed in the strikes, was a “Hamas sniper operative,” but provided no evidence.

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** Dutch royals enjoy two big results in one World Cup day

** The Dutch royal family watched both the Netherlands and Curaçao play on the same World Cup day, despite the two teams being about 5,000 miles apart geographically.

** Former Olympian denies vandalizing Washington Reflecting Pool after arrest

** Former Olympian Davey Hearn denied vandalizing the Washington Reflecting Pool after his arrest, saying he only touched the fresh paint out of curiosity and did not remove or alter it.

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

** African and Caribbean leaders are demanding formal apologies from nations that profited from the transatlantic slave trade, along with debt relief and financial compensation for its lasting impacts.

** Fuel sales halted in occupied Crimea as Ukraine targets oil facilities

** Fuel sales in occupied Crimea have been halted due to shortages, after earlier rationing caused by Ukrainian attacks on supply routes in Russian-occupied areas.

Indian cricketer, 15, scores record-breaking 50 in just 11 balls

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi set a new record for the fastest half-century in List A cricket history, reaching the milestone in just 11 balls. He achieved the feat on the same day he was left out of India’s one-day international squad.

Zelensky returns highest Polish honor after award stripped

Ukraine’s president said the country is willing to engage in discussions about “difficult and painful chapters” of its shared history.

** Lebanese turtle conservationist Mona Khalil killed by Israeli strike

** Mona Khalil, a Lebanese environmental activist known for protecting turtles and refusing to leave the beach she had worked to conserve for years, died after several days in hospital following an Israeli strike, according to an environmental group.

US to stop funding HIV programs in South Africa

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

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

** Australia, the last continent previously free of H5N1 bird flu, has now confirmed its first case, marking the virus’s spread to every continent.

** Bolivian president declares state of emergency

** Bolivia’s president declared a state of emergency after weeks of anti-government protests disrupted the country and caused shortages of basic goods.

** Tourist dies in Dominican Republic luxury resort fire

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

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

** James Burrows, best known as co-creator of *Cheers*, directed more than 1,000 TV episodes across iconic sitcoms, including *Friends*, *The Big Bang Theory*, and *Will & Grace*.

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

** A 12-year-old boy named Markos tried to bring his sick pet chicken to a hospital after it stopped responding to treatment. His heartfelt gesture, made because he didn’t know what else to do, won over many people and drew attention to his bond with the hen.

** Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi to stand trial for rape

** French prosecutors say Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi will stand trial over rape allegations stemming from a 2023 case.

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

** Zimbabwe’s parliament has backed a proposal to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term by two years and eliminate direct presidential elections.

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

** Health facilities have been attacked during the current Ebola outbreak because of misinformation and fear.

** Is Germany looking again at coal-powered electricity?

** Germany had planned to phase out coal, but rising natural gas costs may lead it to reconsider coal-fired electricity as an alternative.

** Currency crash and visa crackdowns force Indian students to rethink studying abroad

** A weaker rupee and stricter immigration policies are making the US, UK, and other popular study destinations less affordable and accessible for Indian students, prompting many to reconsider or delay plans to study abroad.

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

** Damon Albarn, De La Soul, and Moonchild Sanelly share backstage reflections as Gorillaz perform their biggest show yet, highlighting the excitement and unique atmosphere surrounding the one-off stadium event.

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

** At CrimeCon, families of victims say true-crime fans can engage ethically rather than exploitatively, stressing respect, empathy, and awareness of the real harm behind the stories.

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

** A left-wing Colombian senator who supports negotiations with armed gangs is competing against a political outsider backed by Trump, with the country’s worsening internal conflict emerging as a central issue in the presidential race.

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

** Moscow briefly felt the reality of war on Thursday morning, Steve Rosenberg writes, as a Ukrainian attack on an oil refinery disrupted the city’s usual sense of normality. The incident brought the conflict closer to home for residents of the Russian capital.

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

** An AI company is offering free door-to-door cleaning services in New York City as part of an effort to train robots that may eventually take over cleaning jobs.

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

** Recruited before their teens, the Japanese pop group XG endured five years of intense training before rising to become global pop stars.

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

** Experts say casualty counts from the US-Israeli war on Iran are unclear because internet outages, media restrictions, and government-imposed limits across the region have made reporting difficult. As a result, the true death toll may never be known.

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

BBC analysts examine the competing claims of victory by Washington and Tehran over the deal ending their war, and explore what each side gains from it as well as the difficulties both may face in sustaining 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 by focusing 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 text does not fully support that claim, leaving key nuclear questions unresolved.** If you want, I can also: - translate it into **more natural newspaper English** - **simplify** it - or **translate it into another language**

** Parisians cool off in canal amid 'red alert' heatwave

** France issued red heatwave alerts across about half the country as temperatures climbed to record highs.

BBC sees destroyed villages in Israeli-occupied southern Lebanon

Traveling with a humanitarian convoy, the BBC’s Hugo Bachega was given rare access to an Israeli-occupied area of southern Lebanon, where he saw destroyed villages.

Would you choose to take a 22-hour nonstop flight?

The BBC asked locals in Sydney whether they would be willing to take the newly announced longest commercial flight ever, from Sydney to London.

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

** The UK is enforcing 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 Russia’s possible response to a wave of frequent Ukrainian drone attacks and what tactics Vladimir Putin may adopt next.

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

** Trump signed a 14-point Memorandum of Understanding at 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 aboard a yacht in the English Channel, leading to a tense encounter at sea.

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

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

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** The PSOE criticizes Peinado’s ruling as a “political case” and asks the CGPJ to act accordingly. The PP defends the Police, denounces the Government’s attacks on the Security Forces, and, although it supports the judges, reminds everyone of the need to respect their work.

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** The PP president opens the door for the first time to a possible national government with Vox to “guarantee Spain’s stability,” in a context of government crisis and with governability as the priority.

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** The CGPJ will decide this Monday at an in-person meeting at 9:00 a.m. whether to open disciplinary proceedings against Judge Peinado over his ruling related to Begoña Gómez. The proposal was put forward by the president of the body, Isabel Perelló.

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** Sánchez appears in Congress over the latest scandals surrounding the PSOE, and on Saturday he faces the Federal Committee. Between these two milestones, he keeps open the option of calling early elections, while regional branches and allies are asking him to hold the general election before the municipal and regional elections in 2027.

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** The government-backed candidate Iván Cepeda and outgoing president Gustavo Petro denounced irregularities at 33,000 polling stations and asked people to wait for the official results, although the preliminary count is usually almost exact.

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** The international right and far right are celebrating Abelardo de la Espriella’s victory in Colombia, seeing it as a blow to Gustavo Petro’s political project and as a boost for the conservative bloc in the region.

** Colombia celebrates its runoff elections without incident

** The Electoral Observation Mission (MOE), an independent civil society platform in Colombia, deployed thousands of volunteers across the country to monitor the runoff election, which took place without incident.

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** Donald Trump backed De la Espriella and celebrated his victory, highlighting his promise to bring back “law and order” to Colombia.

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** Current developments on peace negotiations between the US and Iran, and Israel’s attacks in Lebanon despite the ceasefire, with diplomatic progress and a roadmap agreed between Iran and the US.

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** Fede Valverde’s Uruguay drew again and dropped key points in its bid to qualify for the round of 16. Everything will be decided on the final matchday, when they face Spain, who are now better positioned to top Group H.

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** Lamine Yamal was once again named in Spain’s starting lineup and opened the scoring in the match against Saudi Arabia.

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** Experts consulted by 20minutos propose speeding up construction, boosting renovation, making better use of land, reducing the size of homes, and improving transportation to address Spain’s housing shortage and the upward pressure on prices.

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** Coastal cities with foreign tourism and large urban areas require the greatest effort to buy a home. In some inland areas, such as Linares, it would take just 3.5 years if you devoted your entire salary, while in places like Marbella the effort rises to 17.4 years.

** Tips to avoid impulsive purchases and make the most of summer sale discounts

** Summer sale discounts usually range from 30% to 50%, depending on the brand and the product.

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** The text suggests that cancer has achieved what humans dream of: living longer, even indefinitely. It implies that cancer cells hide a fascinating secret about how to avoid aging and keep proliferating.

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** School transport companies are stopping the renewal of routes in the Basque Country, Castilla-La Mancha, and Andalusia because of outdated contract prices. The problem could spread to Madrid, Catalonia, and the Valencian Community when the current agreements expire.

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** The Community of Madrid has signed an agreement with unions to implement and define staggered shifts in Primary Care centers. The measure aims to improve work organization and curb the departure of doctors and pediatricians from the afternoon schedule.

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** Sabadell has apologized and said it “regrets and rejects” the chants against Pedro Sánchez led by its goalkeeper during the promotion celebration. The Catalan club described what happened as “inappropriate” for an official event and reminded everyone that it is “a club for everyone.”

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** Ester Expósito spoke candidly on “Al cielo con ella” about the controversy that arose from her participation in “La Casita,” Bad Bunny’s small stage setup during his concerts in Spain. The actress reflected on how certain criticisms use other people’s discourse to tell women how they should behave.

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** German police are investigating the disappearance of a 3-month-old baby, who is believed to have been taken out of his stroller by an unknown person while his mother was taking the groceries upstairs. According to the authorities, the child was left alone for only a short time. The discovery of a body was also reported, with no further details provided.

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** The authors of the book argue that U.S. history moves in repeated cycles of crisis and prosperity. According to this theory, the country would experience a serious crisis in 2026, following a long period of prosperity.

** Neighborhood complaints about street cleanliness in Madrid fall by 28% in the first months of 2026

** In May 2026, complaints about cleanliness in Madrid fell by 31% compared with May 2025, dropping from 120 to 83. The reduction is attributed to the launch of the cleanup emergency plan.

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** The article features Carlos Lozano saying that his confident, tough attitude comes naturally from having grown up in a neighborhood, and that he cannot and does not want to change who he is.

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** Buying a home above market price can make bank financing more difficult, since the appraisal affects the mortgage. The article explains how to tell whether an apartment is overpriced before buying it, so you can avoid overpaying and having trouble when applying for a loan.

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** Two American professors question the idea that consciousness depends only on terrestrial biology and suggest that it could also exist in artificial intelligence.

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** The article warns about scams linked to the 2026 World Cup: fake websites promising giveaways from brands like Coca-Cola or Mercado Libre to trick users. The redirect URL does not belong to those companies, which confirms that it is a fraud.

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** Thermometers could reach 42°C in parts of the Ebro area, while Aemet has issued high-temperature alerts in 14 regions.

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** Sociologists attribute the rise of fitness among young people to uncertainty, discipline, and the standards imposed by social media. Young people themselves say they go to the gym to take care of their physical and emotional health, and to escape anxiety and everyday stress.

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** Veteran Scottish singer Rod Stewart, 81, is touring the United States. During one of his concerts, concern grew over his health when he nearly fainted and needed oxygen on stage.

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** Trump shared a photo of a blonde woman with the message “a great daughter,” but she is none of his daughters. The image has caused confusion and mystery, especially because it was posted on the eve of Father’s Day in the United States.

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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, stressing that people notice these shifts and are not easily fooled.

** Rosalía’s reaction to a fan’s banner that said “I almost married a pearl”: “If I tell you…”

** Rosalía’s response to a fan’s banner that said “I almost married a pearl” is sparking a lot of conversation on social media. Her reaction has caught attention and gone viral among her followers.

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** More and more people are choosing to live on wheels in spaces of just eight square meters as a response to rising rents, low wages, and job insecurity.

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** Content creator Carly Douglas, 36, died after being diagnosed with stomach cancer just three months ago. She was a mother of three, and her death has caused deep sorrow among her loved ones.

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** Spain’s six major banking institutions have posted strong stock-market gains over the past four years, with triple-digit increases in share value. This rise has boosted their presence in the Ibex 35, where they now make up more than 40% of the index.

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** A journalist points out that “dad shows” are a major audience draw, using *Reacher* as an example, which also confirms the appeal of this type of production.

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** Experts in hormonal health and psychology came together to debunk myths about fertility and sports, and to combat misinformation about the female reproductive cycle.

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** The article explains that people who exercise frequently need a more planned and specific breakfast in order to perform well during intense exercise.

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** WhatsApp will add a feature for sending “view once” text messages. These messages cannot be copied, forwarded, or shared, and they will also block screenshots and screen recordings to strengthen privacy.

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** A company analyzed the opinions of thousands of users to determine which European airports are the best rated.

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** It is a traditional food of the popular cuisine of El Bierzo, in the province of León.

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** The Italian association TrasportoUnito will lead a demonstration in Rome today to protest the government’s “lack of interest” and an agreement on costs that they describe as “completely insufficient.”

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** The article says a Spanish tourist destination has been dubbed the “new Benidorm” by *The Sun* because of its nonstop nightlife. It highlights that the area has 250 bars and 11 nightclubs, making it a major party hotspot.

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** Registration of residence is not only required in Navarre: it is also a requirement to obtain the transport card in Barcelona and Palma. In Bilbao and Castile and León, however, this condition is limited to discounted fares for young people or older adults.

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** The new memorandum of understanding strengthens Iran’s new leaders, gives Trump some breathing room, and provokes outrage in Israel. Although it stops the war, stabilization and lasting peace remain far off in a region that is still highly volatile.

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** The spokesperson for the Popular Group in the Madrid City Council highlights the three years of management by José Luis Martínez-Almeida’s government, emphasizing projects, municipal transformation, and a way of governing that, according to him, shows that another kind of politics is possible.

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** In Spain, finding a building with a swimming pool is especially difficult in some areas of the country.

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** An investigation identifies the current Villa San Antonio as a Francoist site active between 1939 and 1941, through which thousands of Republicans passed. The place, now converted into a luxury residential center, would conceal one of the harshest episodes of Francoist repression.

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** The article states that Spain has a team capable of becoming champions and that this idea has been strengthened by recent developments linked to Saudi Arabia, highlighting its unexpected relevance in the Spanish context.

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** The left of the PSOE remains fragmented into multiple labels and leaders, with too many internal conflicts for such a small political space. The article points out that this structural problem persists and will not be solved by Rufián’s intervention.

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** The article argues that technology is cold, while paper remains a dangerously human medium that corrupt officials prefer because they need to physically handle cash in stacks and even smell it, making paper the last refuge of the dishonest.

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** The article agrees with the idea behind Yellow Day, stating that happiness, as Seneca suggested, comes from enjoying the present without worrying about the future.

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** Sumar urges PSOE leader Pedro Sánchez to go further than simply giving José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero his full support and to act on Wednesday in favor of reforming the statute for former presidents. The coalition partner wants Sánchez to take a clear stance on the issue rather than merely endorse Zapatero unconditionally.

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** The page redirects to a URL that does not belong to Coca-Cola or Mercado Libre, even though both brands are supposedly hosting giveaways. It is a scam that takes advantage of interest in the 2026 World Cup to confuse users and steal information.

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** The Mexican singer remains hospitalized at Mount Sinai in New York after undergoing heart surgery, according to information reported by the magazine.

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** According to research, Wednesday is the best day of the week to travel, while Sunday is the worst.

** The DGT warns about email or SMS fraud used to scam Spanish drivers

** The DGT warns drivers about a scam that uses emails or SMS messages to notify them of alleged penalties and request payment of fines. The agency reminds the public that these notifications may be fake and aims to prevent users from falling victim to the fraud.

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** Juan Antonio Bardem and Mario Camus collaborated on a 6-episode miniseries about the life of Federico García Lorca, Spain’s most iconic poet.

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** The article presents a weekly menu proposal for June 22 to 28, designed to be easy to prepare, delicious, healthy, and affordable.

** “20minutos” improves accessibility and adapts to new formats

** The new feature is part of the NextMediaAI project and aims to improve the media outlet’s accessibility, while also adapting to the growing consumption of content in audio format.

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** 20bien launches its Wellbeing Mailbox, inviting readers to share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to inspire others through personal experiences and promote useful, relatable wellbeing content.

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

** 20minutos invites readers to use Ciudadano20, a channel to participate in the news, suggest topics, and report stories or cases that could be investigated.

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** On June 12, several officers intervened on a bus in Alicante to assist a 64-year-old German tourist who had lost consciousness. To revive him, it was necessary to use a semi-automatic defibrillator.

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** A truck carrying 250 million bees overturned on a U.S. highway, causing chaos in the area. A sheriff’s deputy who went to control traffic suffered nine stings while responding to the incident.

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** Drawing on research, testimony, and personal experiences, Gaona explores in his book *Possession* the intersection between psychiatry, spirituality, and mystery, delving into cases where clinical treatment is no longer enough and practices such as exorcism appear.

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** The Bonoloto drawing this Sunday, June 21, 2026, had no first-category winners (six matches). Therefore, the next drawing on Monday the 22nd will have a jackpot of 500,000 euros.

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** Walking speed is a key indicator of health, endurance, and functional independence. According to the article, walking speed can help reflect overall physical condition and may vary depending on age.

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

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** Huerteco, an association in Burgos, works to preserve the black Castilian hen, a native breed that is in danger of disappearing. It does so through breeding programs, adoptions, and workshops in schools to encourage its protection and raise awareness of its value.

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** In recent years, more Spaniards have been returning than leaving. However, going back to Spain is still complicated by logistical, administrative, work-related, and psychological obstacles, despite the desire to be close to their parents and not wait until retirement.

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** The program ended with a 28.3% audience share and surpassed 2.4 million viewers, highlighting its strong performance in the debut of its new “Rosco,” “AlaZ.”

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** The program *El Perro Andaluz* has debuted on La 1 to a good audience reception, standing out for unique aspects that have contributed to its initial success.

** New information about Shakira’s relationship with actor Manuel García-Rulfo

** The show *Y ahora Sonsoles* comments on rumors about a possible new romantic interest for Shakira. Attention focuses on actor Manuel García-Rulfo as her alleged new partner, although the content only raises the possibility without confirming a relationship.

** Raquel Bollo reveals the message received from a famous person: “I was about to report it”

** Raquel Bollo appeared on a Telecinco program to promote her novels and took the opportunity to recall some of the most difficult moments of her life, including an episode that came very close to ending in a legal complaint.

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** Leila León ended her 11-year relationship with Atamán and left the reality show with her temptor, David Vaquero. The article highlights how she has been keeping their relationship secret and says she can no longer imagine her life without him.

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** Gloria Camila responded to Kiko Jiménez after Irene Rosales’s controversial campaign, stating that “we have all been with a bad Kiko in our lives.” Her words were not well received by her ex-partner, fueling the controversy between the two.

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** Claudia Chacón, a former participant on *La isla de las tentaciones*, has revealed that after spending 92 days in Honduras on *Supervivientes*, she is still dealing with aftereffects from the experience, and that one of them is the hardest for her to cope with.

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** Luisa Chamizo said goodbye to the Telecinco show amid uncertainty about whether she will continue.

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** A new documentary, using AI and forensic scientists, analyzed a replica of the room where Marilyn Monroe died. The study suggests that her death may not have been a suicide and could have had another cause.

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** Kate Middleton chose an unusual, previously unseen photo of Prince William with Princess Charlotte to congratulate him on his 44th birthday.

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** Bea “the Legionnaire” was arrested and spent the night in police custody after a complaint for threats. According to the information, she allegedly had a confrontation with another person at a shopping center in Madrid, which she supposedly arrived at in an SUV with a threatening attitude.

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** Tana Rivera, daughter of Fran Rivera, has confirmed her relationship with bullfighter Roca Rey by sharing on her social media a story in which they appear kissing in the middle of nature.

** Aroyitt enters the publishing world with a book that sheds light on autism in women and explores the feeling of “not fitting in”

** Aroia García, known as streamer Aroyitt, has published her autobiographical book *I Don’t Fit In, But I Exist*, in which she shares her experience with autism and reflects on the feeling of not belonging, especially among women.

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** Marisa Jara announced on social media that she will marry Miguel Almansa, the father of her son. The news comes after a romantic “proposal for three,” which she shared with her followers as the beginning of a new family chapter.

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** Mahi Masegosa and Rafa Moya have been in a relationship for almost eight years, marked by ups and downs. They met on a reality show, went through a breakup caused by jealousy, and despite everything, they are now expecting a daughter together.

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** Kimberly Van Der Beek posted an emotional message on Instagram on the first Father’s Day after James Van Der Beek’s death. She told him that, even “from the other side,” he is still a great father and amazing, and expressed how much she misses him.

** Natalia Ferviú digs up, ten years later, her feud with Pelayo Díaz: “He wasn’t a good colleague”

** Natalia Ferviú recalls her bad relationship with Pelayo Díaz, with whom she worked on the show *Cámbiame*. The image consultant says he was not a good colleague, reopening old tension between the two nearly ten years later.

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** The article denounces how LGBTIphobias remain socially normalized and explains why they are harmful, as they perpetuate prejudice, exclusion, and violence against LGBTI people.

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** Spain is looking to bounce back after its disappointing World Cup debut, where it drew 0-0 with Cape Verde. The team needs to recover its best form and approach the match against Saudi Arabia to get closer to the round of 16.

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** Mohamed Salah was key in Egypt’s win over New Zealand by scoring the team’s second goal. With this victory, the Pharaohs top Group F of the 2026 World Cup with four points and are very close to advancing to the round of 16.

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** Volkanovski says Topuria was too aggressive and rushed his approach, but believes he will learn from the experience. He still thinks Ilia would win a rematch against Gaethje.

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** Marc Cucurella gained even more popularity among fans during the Euro Cup celebration, when he went up on stage to sing a song dedicated to himself.

** Serena Williams confirms that she will also play in the Wimbledon singles tournament

** Serena Williams will return to the Wimbledon singles draw for the first time since 2022, when she lost in the first round to French player Harmony Tan.

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** More than 2,500 people celebrated the 90th anniversary of the CNSE, an organization that continues working to turn laws into real equality for the deaf community and improve everyday life.

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** The SEED-ALS project, coordinated and promoted by CIBER, has already studied more than 600 patients in its first year. This Spanish initiative to research ALS has public funding of 3.9 million euros and aims to deepen understanding of the disease.

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** In Spain, around three new ALS cases are diagnosed every day, a figure similar to the number of deaths. The article warns that the disease is already the third most common neurodegenerative disorder and that cases could increase by up to 40%.

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** The Ibex is approaching 20,000 points after rising more than 12% this year, but reaching that target will depend on its blue-chip stocks, which are coming in with less momentum than other shares.

** Daniel Agromayor (Five Guys Spain): “The company is the same as it was 40 years ago: we only make burgers and fries. We are not the result of a trend.”

** Five Guys now has 45 restaurants in Spain after opening its first burger restaurant in Palma de Mallorca, adding to its existing location in Magaluf.

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** Eduardo Viera of Worldpanel by Numerator points out that the timing of World Cup matches, as well as whether they are played on weekdays or weekends, influences consumption habits. The changes are especially noticeable at home, where products such as chocolate, coffee and pastries increase.

** Extreme valuations and 675 billion in search of new buyers: Will Wall Street hold up?

** The U.S. stock market has been facing criticism for years over its high valuations, but now a new factor is emerging that could challenge investors’ appetite and test Wall Street’s resilience.

** Spain could surpass 100 million tourists this year by capturing greater demand

** Spain could surpass 100 million foreign tourists this year, driven by stronger demand. The figure would exceed the 96.8 million recorded last year, consolidating the growth of international tourism in the country.

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

** Review of *Obsession*: It’s not love, it’s called obsession, in one of the year’s most disturbing horror films

** Curry Barker makes the most of a $750,000 budget to create a deeply disturbing horror film, distinguished by the unsettling and standout performances of Inde Navarrette and Michael Johnston.

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** On June 22, Westeros will experience a bloody day with the saga’s most epic season premiere. Rhaenyra, Aemond, and their dragons unleash fire in an opening that promises intensity and spectacle within the **“Game of Thrones”** universe.

** “House of the Dragon”: How many episodes does Season 3 have? Release dates in Spain

** HBO Max Spain will once again release Season 3 of *House of the Dragon* on a weekly basis, making summer a weekly appointment with the series.

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** Norman Reedus began saying goodbye to Daryl Dixon after filming wrapped in Spain for the *The Walking Dead* spin-off. Although many are hoping for a reunion with Rick, the actor shared unseen photos from the end of production and marked the conclusion of 16 years playing the character.

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** Although it was once seen as a huge box-office success, its true production cost now forces a reevaluation of its profitability and its place in film history.

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** Mel Robbins, personal development expert: “If it isn’t love, at least it’s a lesson”

** Mel Robbins points out that when something doesn’t turn out as we expected, the situation itself doesn’t change, but the meaning we give it does. Her approach encourages us to reinterpret failures or disappointments as valuable lessons rather than seeing them only as losses.

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

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

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** A Harvard University study recommends combining strength training with an active, less sedentary lifestyle, as this is associated with a lower risk of heart disease in women.

** 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 implant that goes beyond the cochlear implant, aiming to connect with the brain to help it distinguish relevant sounds from irrelevant ones, thereby improving hearing comprehension.

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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, which increases the risk of dehydration.

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** In his new book, Álvarez de Mon explains that the improper use of technology can harm physical and mental ability, and he proposes “unlearning” as a way to free oneself from its negative effects.

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** Apple is preparing new AirPods similar to the current AirPods Pro, but with infrared cameras integrated into the stems. These cameras would be used to improve Siri’s artificial intelligence features.

** XREAL Aura: these are the extended reality glasses with tinted lenses

** XREAL Aura are extended reality glasses with tinted lenses, a lightweight design, and features powered by Android XR and Gemini. They aim to deliver an immersive and comfortable experience, combining advanced technology with a more discreet form factor for everyday use.

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** BYD has patented an AI-based technology that detects people or animals under the car before it starts. The system aims to prevent runovers and other accidents by warning of hidden obstacles beneath the vehicle.

** Google’s new tool turns you into a presenter: it allows you to create AI-made avatars and voiceovers

** Google has introduced a tool that creates AI-generated avatars and voiceovers to act as virtual presenters. This means it would no longer be necessary to record a real person to explain information, making it easier to produce audiovisual content automatically.

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** SPC presents WUUM ONE, a device that starts as a music player and allows the gradual activation of the camera, calls, messaging, apps, and web browsing. The idea is to offer children a gradual introduction to the digital world and avoid the direct jump to a smartphone.

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** Commando Studio presents Mat Power, a new training program focused on technique, control, and body awareness. The discipline aims to build strength consciously, prioritizing movement quality and the connection with the body.

** Neither serum nor essence: rice water toner is the new obsession in Korean skincare taking TikTok by storm

** Rice water has gone viral on social media as a facial toner and is establishing itself as one of the most popular trends in Korean skincare.

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** Penélope Cruz shows how to wear a blazer and trouser suit with elegance and style, choosing a flattering design with a crop blazer and tailored trousers with a sash, ideal for slimming the figure and refreshing the classic tailored look.

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** The women’s health expert points out that going to bed at an appropriate time is key for the body to complete its repair and rest processes, and says that the ideal time to go to bed is ten o’clock at night.

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** A subtle, flattering makeup technique for small eyes or hooded eyelids that helps make the eyes appear larger.

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** Candy Hernández, an aesthetic doctor at Candhé Clinic, explains how to properly care for the delicate skin around the eyes and warns that not all dark circles have the same cause, so they require different treatments.

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** The article points out that, for Cubans, the secret to rice that is fluffier and more flavorful is not garlic or olive oil, but using pork lard.

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** Popcorn has a history spanning several centuries: before becoming the classic movie snack, it was even used to decorate altars. Its consumption in movie theaters ultimately established it as a popular ritual associated with entertainment.

** Six recipes to enjoy with friends or family on a Sunday at home

** Meals with friends are one of summer’s favorite plans, and they’re even better when paired with well-prepared recipes.

** Six products sold at Mercadona that you’ll only find in the Canary Islands stores

** Mercadona in the Canary Islands offers exclusive products that are not found on the mainland, such as red mojo, Clipper soft drink, and other typical items from the archipelago. The article highlights six characteristic island products available in its Canary Islands stores.

** A restaurant in Madrid wins the World Tripe Championship

** 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 curious dishes like acarajé, a typical recipe from the northeastern part of the country with deep African roots.

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** Spain has six islands that can be visited without taking a plane, away from the Balearic and Canary Islands. The article highlights options for this summer that allow travel by land and sea, offering nearby and more convenient alternatives for those who want to enjoy Spanish islands without flying.

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** This park in Madrid allows visitors to tour replicas of famous monuments from around the world, such as the Eiffel Tower, the Trevi Fountain, and the Belém Tower, all in a single visit, offering a complete sightseeing experience without leaving the Community of Madrid.

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** A small island territory in Scotland gained popularity after appearing on the BBC, which triggered a surge in tourism. Faced with the influx of visitors, authorities have been forced to restrict arrivals, including closing the island to tourists on Sundays to protect the island and its residents.

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** The monument opens its doors to the public during the summer weeks so that visitors can explore and discover its idyllic gardens and exterior in the center of Madrid.

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** Ford is expanding its BlueCruise hands-free driving system to the Kuga, manufactured in Spain, as well as to the hybrid and electric versions of the Puma. In the fall, it will also arrive on the plug-in hybrid Ranger, extending this technology to more models in the brand’s lineup.

** A new Royal Decree strengthens the mandatory use of the V16 beacon in Spain

** The Government is preparing a new Royal Decree that amends the General Traffic Regulations and sets the framework for implementing intelligent transport systems in Spain. The regulation reinforces the commitment to connected mobility and consolidates the mandatory use of the V16 beacon.

** I thought no plug-in hybrid could replace a diesel, but I drove this BYD more than 1,200 km without refueling, and I’m surprised

** After a test of more than 1,200 km, the BYD Seal 6 DM-i Touring shows that a plug-in hybrid can offer great range and efficiency, emerging as a real alternative to SUVs and diesel.

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** BMW has opened orders for the new i3, the first fully electric 3 Series, which incorporates next-generation technology and offers a range of up to 906 km.

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** Without attracting much attention, the Toyota Corolla Cross stands out as a very smart option among hybrid SUVs. It offers strong arguments for those looking for a practical, efficient, and reliable purchase in an increasingly competitive market.

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** A driver encountered a brown bear early in the morning on a road in Navarre, between Ezcároz and Ochagavía, and decided to follow it for more than a minute. The scene, captured on video, sparked a strong reaction on social media because of the risk and the irresponsibility of chasing the animal.

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** The GRAF sub-inspector explains to 20minutos how firefighters are approaching the forest-fire season and how they are preparing for fast-spreading fires, in the context of a heatwave and high risk during Sant Joan.

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** Madrid has reached historic lows in NO₂: eleven stations already meet the European limit planned for 2030 (20 μg/m³) and, according to May 2026 data, none of the 24 monitoring stations exceeds 30 μg/m³.

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** The Seville City Council has approved a €280,000 contract for two years aimed at the 24/7 maintenance and protection of its historic heritage in public spaces, including the Macarena wall, the Postigo, and the Cruz del Campo kiosk, among other assets.

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** Valencia Airport will operate 110 routes to 32 international markets this summer, connecting the city with more than 75 destinations and 40 airlines. Helsinki and Rabat are the main new additions of the season.

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** Valencia has begun the first resurfacing works in 30 years on Gran Vía Marqués del Turia. The work will last three months, will have a budget of 1.3 million euros, and will cover 22,000 square meters of this main avenue in the city.

** Three-year-old child who drowned in a Mallorca pool dies in hospital

** The child suffered an accident last Friday around 4:30 p.m. in a pool in Mallorca. He was taken to the hospital, where he ultimately died.

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** A woman died after falling off a cliff in the Cabo Prior area, in Ferrol. At first, access to the victim was impossible.

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** Catalonia’s internal river basins currently store 638.7 cubic hectometers of water, compared with about 517 a year ago. This puts the reservoirs at 94%, well above the 70% recorded last summer.

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** Of the more than 30,000 homes for sale in Madrid, only 5,970 could qualify for the deduction for primary residence under the ITP, which is equivalent to approximately 20% of the total.

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** Jordi Martí’s candidacy has been chosen by Junts members in Barcelona as the mayoral candidate for the 2027 municipal elections, after receiving 40.29% of the votes cast by members of the Barcelona federation.

** Firefighters work on a forest fire in Santa Pola

** The Fire Consortium reports that the forest fire in Santa Pola has affected a relatively small area, although it may have reached the Las Salinas Natural Park.

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** A 13-year-old teenager from Hong Kong was arrested after being reported to local authorities by her own parents. The minor allegedly stole nearly 50,000 euros to donate the money to her favorite streamers.

** The happiness of a cattle farmer after attending a twin calving in cows: “It happens on very few farms”

** A young cattle farmer expressed his pride at witnessing the birth of twin calves on his farm. He highlighted how rare the event is, as this type of birth occurs on very few farms, and celebrated the good condition of his cows and the calving.

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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 that he did not kill the animal, but found it dead on the road.

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** A study warns that animal welfare models do not work well for exotic pets because they often give more weight to trade than to scientific evidence.

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** Although hairballs can cause vomiting in cats, repeated episodes, loss of appetite, or weight loss are warning signs that require veterinary attention.

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** Keeping dogs and cats well hydrated is essential to help prevent heatstroke during the summer.

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** The content only invites readers to check the horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es, without providing any additional details about predictions or zodiac signs.

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** The winning combination in Sunday’s El Gordo de la Primitiva draw on June 21, 2026, was 13, 17, 23, 37, and 44, with key 2. The full results can be found on 20minutos.es.

** Check the ONCE Sueldazo: results

** The winning number in the Sueldazo de la ONCE draw on Sunday, June 21, 2026, was 57161 from series 029. The full results can be found on 20minutos.es.

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** The winning combination for Bonoloto on Sunday, June 21, 2026 was 13, 14, 22, 25, 27, and 32. The complementary number was 16 and the bonus number (reintegro) was 0. The full results can be checked on 20minutos.es.

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** While millions follow the World Cup, studies in England indicate that physical assaults against women increase during the tournament, highlighting a troubling link between the sporting event and domestic violence.

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** The European Parliament approves deregulation of the new GMOs, which promotes the use of genetically modified seeds and reopens the debate on the future of agriculture in Europe and the design of the agricultural model of the 21st century.

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** Angelo Niculescu was the coach who led Romania to the 1970 World Cup, their first qualification in more than 30 years. Although the team did not advance past the group stage, they ran into Pelé’s Brazil. His legacy is remembered for his pioneering role in a style of play associated with “tiki-taka.”

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** The new bikinis from Zara, El Corte Inglés, and other brands have a design inspired by underwear, with a style very similar to going to the beach in panties and a bra. They will be one of the standout trends for summer 2026.

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** The article shows that personal style changes over the years. According to image consultant Viviana Aguayo, even Spanish celebrities who are now known for their elegance had less-than-flattering looks in the past, as these old photos show.

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** The article highlights how animals, even when they are not always close to us, can brighten our day with their expressions and charm. It emphasizes that all creatures hold an important place on the planet and that their funny faces will surely bring a smile to the reader.

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** Judge Peinado has decided to send Begoña Gómez’s case to the Madrid Provincial Court and open the way for a jury trial. The case reaches this stage while several appeals related to the entire judicial process are still under review.

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** The first heatwave of the summer arrives at the same time as the solstice and will bring very high temperatures to many provinces, exceeding 40 degrees.

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** In antiquity, solar eclipses caused widespread fear, since the disappearance of the Sun was linked to terrible events. This led people to try to understand and predict these phenomena before they occurred.

** Civil Guard identifies a scam through fraudulent SMS messages that pretended to be from banks

** The Civil Guard has detected a “smishing” scam in which two women sent fraudulent SMS messages that imitated bank messages in order to deceive victims and avoid being detected.

** Bettino Craxi, the former Italian prime minister convicted of corruption who fled to Tunisia... where he died

** Bettino Craxi was a Socialist prime minister who boosted the Italian economy and curbed inflation, but his legacy was overshadowed by the corruption scandals of Mani Pulite (“Clean Hands”). After being convicted, he fled to Tunisia, where he lived until his death.

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** Prime Video celebrates 10 years in Spain by announcing a preview of its local catalog for 2026 and 2027, with new original Spanish series and films. The lineup includes projects starring Ester Expósito and Mario Casas, several adaptations, and the return of *Su majestad*.

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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften facial features, and bring freshness. His advice aims to preserve personal style while avoiding mistakes that make the face look harsher, such as using a certain type of eyeliner.

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** Prime Video offers a variety of miniseries beyond young adult content, giving viewers several options to binge over a weekend without leaving home.

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** Natalia de Santiago explains that the current mortgage situation has changed when buying a home. According to the expert, the preference for fixed-rate mortgages no longer dominates as it did before, reflecting a new scenario in the mortgage market.

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** Asturian chef José Andrés shared an appetizer idea on his show featuring canned cockles, suggesting enhancing their flavor with 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

** Critics of *House of the Dragon* may change their minds thanks to a major twist in the third season. HBO Max confirms that the first episode will bring a radical change that brings the series closer to *Game of Thrones*.

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** From the tradition and modernity of Japan to the wild landscapes of Patagonia, the article highlights must-see destinations that experts recommend experiencing at least once in your life.

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** José, a 37-year-old truck driver who shares what he learns on social media, describes his first experience working the night shift with the trailer. On this occasion, he explains what the overnight shift was like and what it felt like to drive from midnight until 11:30 a.m.

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

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** Catalonia’s most famous flower show features 113 decorated spaces, along with concerts and routes to explore some of the city’s most emblematic corners.

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

** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has earned it its fourth star. The work has improved its 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. The initiative aims to attract visitors with a format similar to the Camino de Santiago passport and boost the local economy.

Brent falls after US-Iran talks conclude in Switzerland

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** Moscow shoots down nearly 60 drones, airports reopen, authorities say

** Russia said air defenses downed nearly 60 drones targeting Moscow, prompting temporary airport suspensions that have now been lifted. Authorities reported no major damage and said flights resumed as normal after the overnight drone attack.

Gold rebounds as US-Iran talks progress; Fed outlook worries cap gains

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** Who is Abelardo De La Espriella, Colombia’s new right-wing president?

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** Shipping slows after Iran says it has again shut the Strait of Hormuz

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** Oil falls after Iran says talks in Switzerland made progress

** Oil prices declined after Iran said progress had been made in nuclear talks in Switzerland, boosting hopes for a deal that could ease sanctions and bring more Iranian crude to the market. The news offset recent gains driven by tensions in the Middle East and concerns about supply.

** USDA reports three new screwworm cases, bringing total to 15

** The USDA confirmed three additional screwworm cases, bringing the total to 15. Officials are monitoring the situation and working to contain the parasite, which can infect livestock and other animals.

** Brazil seizes suspected massive cocaine haul hidden in timber cargo

** Brazilian authorities intercepted a timber shipment suspected of concealing a large cocaine load as part of a major anti-drug operation. Officials say the seizure highlights ongoing trafficking efforts that use commercial cargo to smuggle narcotics.

** Gold faces obstacle on the path to $5,200 as hawkish Fed dampens ETF demand, MS says

** Morgan Stanley says gold’s path to $5,200 faces obstacles as the Fed’s hawkish stance weakens ETF demand. While central bank buying and inflation risks support prices, higher real yields and a stronger dollar could limit further gains in gold.

** Israel says it ‘eliminated’ two Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives tied to major funding network

** Israel said it killed two Gaza-based operatives linked to Hamas and Islamic Jihad who were tied to a major funding network. The military said the pair helped funnel money used to support militant activity. The announcement came amid continued fighting and efforts to disrupt the groups’ financing.

** Asia stocks rise amid Iran optimism; S.Korea buoyed by chip strength

** Asian stocks rose as hopes of easing tensions with Iran lifted sentiment, while South Korean shares were supported by gains in chipmakers. Investors also watched for signs on global trade and economic growth, with risk appetite improving across regional markets.

** WiseTech shares tumble on news reports police are investigating founder White

** WiseTech shares fell after news reports said police are investigating founder and former executive Richard White. The reports raised fresh governance and leadership concerns at the logistics software company, adding pressure on the stock and investor sentiment.

SK Hynix overtakes Samsung to become South Korea’s most valuable company

SK Hynix has become South Korea’s most valuable company, overtaking Samsung amid a surge in demand for memory chips driven by AI. The company’s share price jumped as investors bet on strong earnings from high-bandwidth memory used in AI servers. Samsung remains a major rival but has faced pressure from weaker chip performance and slower momentum.

** Taiwan’s Powerchip rises after JPMorgan upgrades rating, doubles price target

** JPMorgan raised Powerchip’s rating to overweight from neutral and doubled its price target, citing an improving demand outlook. The upgrade sent the Taiwan-listed chipmaker’s shares higher as investors reacted to the more bullish view on future earnings and industry conditions.

SK Hynix surpasses Samsung to become South Korea’s most valuable company

SK Hynix has overtaken Samsung Electronics to become South Korea’s most valuable company, driven by strong demand for AI memory chips and rising stock performance. The shift highlights SK Hynix’s growing leadership in the semiconductor market, especially in high-bandwidth memory used for artificial intelligence systems.

** SK Hynix dethrones Samsung Electronics as South Korea’s most valuable company

** SK Hynix has overtaken Samsung Electronics to become South Korea’s most valuable company, driven by surging demand for memory chips used in AI servers and strong stock performance. The shift highlights SK Hynix’s rise in the semiconductor market as Samsung faces slower growth and weaker investor sentiment.

** China adds two US rare earth firms to export control list

** China has placed two U.S. rare earth companies on its export control list, tightening restrictions on shipments amid ongoing trade and technology tensions. The move is likely to affect supply chains for critical minerals and could deepen friction between Beijing and Washington.

** Global business leaders support a faster shift to electrification

** The article highlights growing support among global business leaders for accelerating electrification as a key step in the energy transition. Leaders see faster adoption of electric technologies as essential for reducing emissions, improving energy resilience, and strengthening long-term competitiveness.

** 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. Authorities responded to the blaze, which caused panic but was brought under control. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

** SoftBank-backed robotics firm Coowa plans Hong Kong IPO - WSJ

** SoftBank-backed robotics firm Coowa is preparing for a Hong Kong IPO, according to the WSJ. The listing would mark another step in the company’s expansion and could provide fresh capital to support its robotics business and growth plans.

China keeps loan prime rate unchanged for 13th straight month in June

China left its benchmark loan prime rate unchanged for the 13th consecutive month in June, keeping the one-year rate at 3.45% and the five-year rate at 3.95%. The decision signals continued caution from policymakers as they balance support for growth with concerns about currency and financial stability.

** Iranian Guards’ business empire poised to gain big if U.S. sanctions are lifted

** If U.S. sanctions on Iran are lifted, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ vast business empire could benefit significantly, especially in energy, construction, telecoms, and finance. While sanctions relief may help Iran’s economy, critics say the Guards, already dominant in key sectors, would be among the biggest beneficiaries.

** Cubans greet sweeping market reforms with hope, doubt and fatigue

** Cuba’s latest market reforms have drawn mixed reactions, with some welcoming the possibility of economic relief while others remain skeptical after years of shortages, restrictions, and broken promises. Many feel exhausted by repeated policy shifts, even as the changes offer a faint sense of hope for improvement.

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

** Poland’s industrial output increased by 4.1% year-on-year in May, exceeding expectations and signaling stronger manufacturing activity. The better-than-expected reading suggests industrial momentum remained resilient despite broader economic uncertainty.

** Cuban lawmakers approve sweeping reforms to socialist model amid U.S. pressure

** Cuban lawmakers approved sweeping reforms aimed at modernizing Cuba’s socialist economy, including expanded private enterprise and market incentives, as the island faces intensified U.S. pressure and a worsening economic crisis.

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

** German producer prices increased 2.2% year-on-year in May, below the expected 2.3% rise, signaling slightly weaker-than-expected inflation pressure in Europe’s largest economy.

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

** German exports to Britain have fallen by 7% since 2016, according to the IW institute. The decline is linked to Brexit-related trade barriers and weaker demand. The report says the UK’s exit from the EU has hurt German businesses more than expected.

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

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** After the fracture: how Britain’s financial industry recovered from Brexit

** Britain’s financial sector has adapted after Brexit by shifting some activity to EU hubs while keeping London’s global dominance in areas such as trading, legal services, and asset management. Firms have adjusted their operations, but challenges remain around regulation, passporting, and competitiveness.

** China targets U.S. rare earth and other firms with export controls

** China announced new export controls on rare earths and other materials, targeting U.S. firms and escalating trade tensions. The move comes amid broader restrictions on critical minerals, signaling Beijing’s willingness to use its dominance in supply chains as leverage against Washington.

Morning Bid: Any progress is good with Hormuz at stake

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** Dollar steady as first round of US-Iran talks ends, pound dips on Starmer uncertainty

** The dollar remained stable as the first round of U.S.-Iran talks came to an end, while the pound fell amid uncertainty surrounding UK Labour leader Keir Starmer. Markets also kept an eye on wider geopolitical and political risks, with investors staying cautious ahead of further developments.

** China keeps lending benchmark LPRs unchanged for 13th month in June

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** Bolivia crisis begins easing, air force jet on assistance flight crashes

** Bolivia’s crisis started to ease as efforts continued to restore order, but a military air force jet on an assistance mission crashed. Authorities have not yet released full details on casualties or the cause of the crash.

Iran touts progress in US peace talks; negotiations set to continue

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** France faces economic slack as structural shifts weigh on demand - Citi

** Citi says France is entering a period of economic slack as structural changes continue to pressure demand, limiting growth momentum. The outlook suggests weak activity may persist if labor, investment, and broader demand conditions do not improve.

** U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland continue despite reports of Iranian media walkout

** Reports that Iranian media walked out during U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland were denied or minimized by officials, and the discussions continued. The negotiations remained focused on regional tensions and broader diplomatic concerns, with both sides signaling that talks were still ongoing.

** Bitcoin coils below $65K resistance: Live levels

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Bitcoin rises above $64,000 as traders weigh Iran talks, bullish options bets

Bitcoin climbed above $64,000 as traders assessed Iran-related geopolitical developments and a wave of bullish options positioning. The rally was supported by renewed risk appetite and expectations that favorable market conditions could keep crypto prices elevated.

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

** Bitcoin climbed near $64,000, rebounding slightly as traders watched the conflict between Israel and Iran. The move was supported by a softer dollar and lower Treasury yields, but caution over possible escalation kept the broader crypto market from recovering more fully.

** 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 presents the event as a networking gathering for founders and industry leaders, bringing together attendees from the crypto, blockchain, and tech communities.

** Bitcoin on Track for Weekly Losses Amid Iran Uncertainty, Rate Jitters

** Bitcoin fell toward a weekly loss as traders weighed uncertainty surrounding Iran and concerns about interest rates. The cryptocurrency market remained under pressure amid broader risk aversion, with investors cautious ahead of additional policy signals and geopolitical developments.

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

PremiumBlock has introduced a non-custodial risk hub that allows users to create and manage their own prediction markets, perpetual contracts, and Web3 poker games. The platform aims to improve on-chain risk management and user control while supporting decentralized, self-directed trading and gaming experiences.

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

** Bitcoin dropped below $63,000 after the Fed signaled a more hawkish stance, pressuring speculative assets. The move weakened crypto sentiment broadly, with traders reacting to prospects of higher-for-longer interest rates and tighter financial conditions.

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

** The article describes an exclusive VIP founders dinner hosted by Stratosphere, Pudgy Penguins, and Streamex during ETHConf 2026 and NYC Tech Week. The event brought together blockchain and technology leaders for networking, discussions, and relationship-building around emerging Web3 and crypto opportunities.

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

** Tether Gold is now available on Ledn, enabling investors to use tokenized gold as collateral for loans. This move expands Ledn’s lending options and gives Tether Gold holders a way to access liquidity without selling their gold-backed assets.

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

** Zama has launched confidential lending for USDC in collaboration with Morpho and Steakhouse Financial, aiming to bring privacy to onchain lending. The initiative lets users borrow and lend while keeping transaction data confidential, expanding the use of programmable privacy in DeFi.

** Sampo buys back 1.44 million shares in week 25

** Sampo plc repurchased 1,437,730 of its own shares during week 25, the company said. The buybacks were made on Nasdaq Helsinki as part of its share repurchase program, with purchases spread across several trading days.

** Metcash FY26 presentation: diversification offsets tobacco decline

** Metcash said its diversified grocery, liquor and hardware businesses are helping offset declining tobacco sales as it prepares for FY26. The company highlighted resilient demand, ongoing cost control, and investment in growth areas to support earnings despite pressure from the tobacco category.

** Antengene licenses ATG-106 to K2 Therapeutics for $20M upfront

** Antengene has licensed out ATG-106, a therapeutic asset, to K2 Therapeutics in a deal worth $20 million upfront. The agreement transfers development rights to K2, giving Antengene potential future milestone and royalty payments while expanding K2’s pipeline.

MoonLake reports phase 3 hidradenitis suppurativa trial results

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** Definium to present phase 3 depression trial results Monday

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Accenture Q3 FY26 slides: margin gains offset by revenue miss, stock plunges

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** 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 faces weaker demand and rising pressure on profitability. The measures are expected to build on earlier savings efforts and help support the automaker’s financial performance amid a challenging market environment.

** BlackRock Canada updates risk ratings for three iShares ETFs

** BlackRock Canada has changed the risk ratings for three iShares ETFs, reflecting a periodic review of the funds’ investment characteristics. The company says the updates align with its risk-rating methodology and do not change the ETFs’ investment objectives or strategies.

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

** Starbucks is laying off employees in London and Hong Kong as part of a broader global restructuring effort aimed at streamlining operations and reducing costs. The cuts come amid ongoing challenges in key international markets and follow the company’s efforts to improve efficiency across its global business.