News Summary - 06/25/2026

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** “I thought the building would fall on top of me” - Venezuelans describe earthquake panic

** Two strong earthquakes struck the capital seconds apart, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude, causing panic among Venezuelans as they feared buildings might collapse.

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** Trump asks Congress for $87 billion, mostly for “urgent” Iran war costs

** The budget request is likely to face strong resistance in Congress after lawmakers criticized Trump’s military action the previous day.

** Air conditioning creates a political divide after France records its hottest day

** France is rethinking its traditional skepticism toward air conditioning as extreme heat pushes temperatures higher, sparking debate over whether cooling systems should be expanded despite environmental concerns.

** Philippines bans a video game played by an alleged high school shooter

** A rare school shooting in the Philippines left three students dead and 20 others injured, shocking the nation.

** UN nuclear chief says inspectors will visit Iran sites as part of war deal

** Rafael Grossi said the IAEA is working on arrangements for inspectors to visit Iranian nuclear sites, but an Iranian minister said any such access would only be included in a final deal with the US.

** Anthropic accuses Chinese rival Alibaba of illicitly extracting AI capabilities

** Anthropic says Alibaba used fraudulent accounts to access data from its Claude AI model, alleging that the Chinese rival improperly extracted AI capabilities.

** Independent MPs launch new Australian centrist party

** Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender have launched Community Strong Australia, a new centrist political party they say will champion “reason over rage” and provide voters with a practical alternative in Australian politics.

** Clean sweep for Mamdani-backed candidates in New York's Democratic primary

** Brad Lander defeated Dan Goldman in a New York Democratic primary race that exposed deep divisions in the city over the Israel-Gaza war.

** Largest city in Crimea without power after Ukraine strikes

** Sevastopol’s Moscow-installed governor said some areas will remain without electricity until evening after Ukraine strikes caused power outages in Crimea’s largest city.

** France confirms first Ebola case

** A French doctor who had been working in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been confirmed as the country’s first Ebola case. More than 260 people are known to have died in the outbreak in DR Congo.

** French woman allegedly held captive by husband for 12 years rescued in Pakistan

** Yasmina says she and her five children were held captive by her husband for 12 years and cut off from the outside world.

** Colombia’s left-wing presidential candidate concedes defeat

** Senator Iván Cepeda was narrowly defeated by right-wing businessman Abelardo de la Espriella, losing by less than one percentage point.

** Sydney woman wakes from induced coma more than a week after shark attack

** Leah Stewart, 34, was bitten while swimming at Coogee Beach and suffered severe injuries, including the amputation of one arm. She has now woken from an induced coma more than a week after the shark attack.

** Eight sentenced to 450 years in prison over anti-ICE riot where officer was shot

** Prosecutors said an officer was shot in the neck during a Texas disturbance involving alleged "Antifa Cell operatives."

** The ICE raids are over, but some Minnesotans say they still live in fear

** Six months after the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown ended, Minneapolis is still dealing with its effects, with some Minnesotans saying they continue to live in fear.

** Stanford graduates rethink their futures as AI transforms tech

** BBC spoke with Stanford University graduates about how artificial intelligence is changing their outlook on careers and the future of work.

** Blood ties and opportunity: Why more World Cup players than ever are not representing their birth nations

** Nearly a quarter of footballers at the 2026 World Cup are representing countries other than the one they were born in, highlighting the growing importance of ancestry, eligibility rules, and career opportunities in international football.

** From startups to the global spotlight — Indian entrepreneur takes charge of WhatsApp

** Kunal Shah, already a well-known name in India’s startup ecosystem, is now stepping into a much bigger global spotlight as he takes charge of WhatsApp.

** Why are there holiday delay warnings over the EU's new border system?

** The EU’s long-delayed Entry/Exit System will soon change how UK travelers enter 29 European countries, prompting warnings that holiday queues and border delays could increase as the new checks are introduced.

** Moment an earthquake hits Venezuela and leaves buildings collapsed

** A video from BBC reporters, contributors, and locals captures the aftermath of an earthquake in Venezuela, showing collapsed buildings and frantic residents evacuating the area.

** Temperatures hit record levels in western Europe

** France, Spain, and Italy have been the hardest hit by the heatwave so far.

** “We’re begging” - Savannah Guthrie pleads for help as details of her mother’s case emerge

** Savannah Guthrie discussed on NBC’s *Today* show a note sent to the media in February about her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie, which falsely claimed she had died.

** Why was JD Vance in a luxury Swiss resort for talks with Iran?

** BBC correspondent Jessica Parker outlines the key points from direct talks between the US vice president and Iran, explaining why the meeting took place at a luxury Swiss resort and highlighting the main issues discussed.

** Venezuela suffers a “double seismic event”: two strong earthquakes in just one minute, the largest of 7.5

** The first quake, initially reported as magnitude 7.2, was later reclassified as a precursor tremor to the main 7.5 earthquake. Both occurred just a minute apart, causing a “double seismic event” in Venezuela.

** U.S. estimates that the earthquakes could have left thousands of victims across the country

** The United States Geological Survey estimates that the earthquakes could have caused between 10,000 and 100,000 deaths, suggesting a possible toll of thousands of victims across the country.

** Venezuela declares a state of emergency and gives an initial toll of victims: 32 dead and 700 injured

** Venezuela declared a state of emergency after the twin earthquake that left an initial toll of 32 dead and 700 injured. Authorities report collapses, ongoing rescues, and damage to infrastructure, while relief efforts for those affected continue.

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** Experts explain that a “seismic doublet” is an uncommon phenomenon in which two earthquakes of similar magnitude occur almost back-to-back in the same area. In this case, the first quake was reclassified as a precursor to the main 7.5-magnitude earthquake, after analyzing the seismic records and confirming that both formed a single sequence.

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** Zapatero asked his secretary to count his trips abroad after Julio Martínez Martínez’s arrest, so he could prepare his public explanations. The information reveals that he made 221 trips as a former president, not including 21 trips related to Junts.

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** Sánchez has irritated his parliamentary partners by criticizing them, in a strategy that some compare to Feijóo’s. According to the report, the president is acting aware that those allies will not withdraw their support and that the only two ways that could end the legislative term will not materialize.

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** Alberto Chicote won the Special Prize and Nachter the 2026 Creators Award at a gala celebrating the 20th anniversary of the awards. The event highlighted resilience and solidarity, against a backdrop marked by the growing emergence of artificial intelligence in content creation.

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** Eight content creators were awarded this Wednesday at CaixaForum Madrid for their work, creativity, and originality.

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** Eight content creators were awarded this Wednesday at CaixaForum Madrid for their work, creativity, and originality.

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** The Premios Creadores celebrated their 20th edition at CaixaForum Madrid, cementing themselves as a benchmark for digital content in Spain. The gala, hosted by Luis Larrodera, presented the 20minutos Special Award to Alberto Chicote and the 2026 Premios Creadores Award to Nachter, a standout influencer in Spanish digital entertainment.

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** Comedian Nachter has been awarded the 2026 Creators Award in the 20th edition of the *20minutos* contest, in recognition of his career as a creator.

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** Nachter announced at the Creators Awards that he will donate the prize check to a foundation that helps children in foster care. He explained that his decision comes from a personal motivation, as he and his wife are unable to have children.

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** Alberto Chicote, winner of the Special Creators Award, says he feels proud to give voice to people whom others have ignored.

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** Pablo Ojeda, a nutritionist and social media content creator, shares content about healthy eating and lifestyle habits. His message highlights his personal journey of overcoming adversity, recalling that ten years ago he was struggling with an addiction.

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** The 20th edition of the 20minutos Creators Awards has recognized Pablo Gil in the “My Wallet” category for being a pioneer of stock market analysis in Spain and a leading figure in financial education.

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** Feijóo urged Sánchez’s allies to support a no-confidence motion, but Junts’ spokesperson предложed an alternative: Sánchez should resign so Congress can elect a new president. The PP sees this as a way to buy time and rules out the PNV as a possible ally for the motion.

** Sánchez challenges his partners, aware they will not withdraw their support: “There are only two ways to bring the legislature to an end, and neither will happen.”

** Sánchez’s stance has angered his parliamentary partners rather than reassuring them, with some accusing him of echoing Feijóo by attacking his allies. Despite the tension, the article says he believes his support partners will not withdraw their backing, and that the two possible ways for the legislature to end are unlikely to happen.

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** Zapatero asked his secretary for information about his trips abroad after the arrest of Julio Martínez Martínez, in order to prepare his public statements.

** Criticism against the EU intensifies for “prioritizing interests over values” and opening its door to the Taliban

** Hana Jalloul, vice president of the European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, criticizes the EU for prioritizing interests over values as it moves closer to the Taliban. She points out that if only seven member states refuse to meet with them, it is necessary to question what the others represent and what message is being sent to Afghan women.

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** Although the heat wave ends today, temperatures will remain high over the next two weeks. This Thursday, 11 provinces will remain under yellow heat warning despite the drop in temperatures.

** Fresita, from *Big Brother*, reveals how much she was paid for posing nude in *Interviú* magazine

** Fresita, a former *Big Brother* contestant, has revealed how much money she received for posing for *Interviú* magazine. She explains that the amount was lower than usual because in the photo shoot she only did topless shots, not full nudity.

** Dani Martín reacts to criticism over what he said to the girl on the sign: “I’ll walk on my knees”

** Dani Martín responded to the criticism over his words to the girl holding the sign and apologized to those who felt offended, using an ironic phrase: “I’ll walk on my knees.”

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** The Mayrit tunnel boring machine will resume this Thursday the excavation of the Madrid Metro Line 11 extension, leaving Madrid Río behind to advance toward Palos de la Frontera. It will tackle the longest section between stations in the project, more than 1.6 kilometers, up to Conde de Casal.

** Radiograph of the new European air passenger regulation: blow to compensation for delays or cancellations

** The OCU criticizes the preliminary agreement between the Council and the Transport Committee of the European Parliament on the air passenger regulation, considering that it harms several consumer rights, especially regarding compensation for delays or cancellations.

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** The article distinguishes between the main families of ticks present in Spain and explains which are the most dangerous to health. It also analyzes their distribution and associated risks, highlighting the species with the greatest presence in the country.

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** Fernando Arrabal was invited to *La Revuelta*, where he spoke about his career as a Spanish writer, playwright, poet, and filmmaker. The content highlights his appearance on the program, without providing further details about the conversation.

** Delays on high-speed trains between Madrid and Andalusia due to cable theft

** Adif reported an incident that began around 5:00 p.m. and is causing delays on high-speed services between Madrid and Andalusia. The problem is affecting Renfe, Iryo, and Ouigo trains.

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** The article presents the Efficient Happiness Index at Work, created by workplace well-being expert Antonio Rodríguez, as a 10-question tool to assess workplace happiness.

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** The average retirement age in Europe is 64.7 years for men and 63.8 for women. Several countries are raising the legal retirement age, a trend that is also affecting the debate in Spain about the sustainability of the pension system.

** Mexico completes a perfect group stage and eliminates Czechia

** Mexico, the World Cup host, finished the group stage with a perfect record: it won all three of its matches and did not concede a single goal. With that performance, it advanced convincingly and eliminated Czechia.

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** Brazil, coached by Carlo Ancelotti, secured first place in Group C of the 2026 World Cup after thrashing Scotland. Vinícius was the standout player with two goals in a match that also featured Neymar.

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** The body of the mountaineer known as “Green Boots” has remained frozen at about 8,500 meters on Everest since 1996, when a blizzard caused the death of eight climbers.

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** Journalists Claudia Campos and Rosa Ballarín say goodbye to the first season of the show with a vacation special, closing the program after reviewing the latest gossip headlines.

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** The actress said that she returned to Spain of her own free will and denied trying to evade justice or defame Errejón. She also complained of receiving “disproportionate” treatment. In addition, Errejón asked that the person he has filed a complaint against appear before the court every fifteen days.

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** A Danone study reveals that children’s nutrition has become one of the main sources of emotional and financial pressure for households.

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** A study claims that the 2011 Japan earthquake caused seismic waves to travel to Earth’s core and back, which shifted tectonic plates and moved the entire island eastward.

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** Àngel Llàcer was a guest on *El Hormiguero*, where he talked about the aftereffects left by a bacterial infection. During his visit, he showed how it has affected him physically, comparing the condition of his leg to that of “a bullfighter.”

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** Aesan has warned about the presence of salmonella in fuet distributed in several autonomous communities and has also reported undeclared lactose on the label of cabezada de lomo from the brand Jamones Alfredo Monfort, which poses a risk to people with allergies or sensitivities.

** Trump insists that Spain is “a horror” for not helping with Iran, and Rutte praises him for “making NATO stronger”

** The NATO secretary general met with Trump at the White House and congratulated him, with charts, for having driven an increase in defense spending among European countries.

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** Colombian model and influencer Natalia Villalba, 37, was found dead inside a suitcase. The case has caused shock and remains under investigation to clarify the circumstances of her death.

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** Chechu and Peter had a lot of chemistry at the start and enjoyed a fun dinner. However, his sensual dance in the jacuzzi marked an unexpected turn in the night, becoming the most talked-about moment of the show.

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** During the day, 18 units, including five aerial units, and 82 people have taken part in efforts to extinguish several fires in Toledo.

** Iberdrola, Endesa, Repsol... Who’s who behind the “boom” in EV chargers in Spain

** The Competition report analyzes which companies are driving the expansion of the electric car charging network in Spain, which reached 56,000 operational charging points in 2025.

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** Aitana Sánchez-Gijón denounced the ageism present in the film industry in an interview and explained that turning 35 had a negative impact on her acting career, pointing out that it was not she who stopped moving forward, but rather that she was held back.

** Afraid of AHAs? An expert explains why they’re a good idea after 50

** Alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) are presented as an effective ally for mature skin, as they help improve texture, add radiance, and increase firmness. The content highlights their benefits especially from age 50 onward.

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** Psychologist Valentina Alesi explains a simple technique to break the cycle of negative thoughts: instead of thinking “this is going to go wrong,” it is better to reframe it as “I am having the thought that this is going to go wrong.” That small change helps create mental distance and reduce the impact of the thought.

** The U.S. will have a large radio telescope to study the universe and investigate black holes like never before

** The California Institute of Technology plans to build the Deep Synoptic Array in Nevada, a large radio telescope that will make it possible to study the universe in greater detail and advance research on black holes.

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** The ranking, based on more than 14,000 passenger ratings, highlights five Spanish airports among the best in the world for their punctuality and comfort.

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** It is a traditional sweet from Chiapas, of pre-Hispanic origin, made mainly with popcorn.

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** The Audi A3 family debuts a completely renewed interior, along with more advanced driver-assistance systems and new digital features to improve the onboard experience.

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** The NATO secretary general stated that Italy allowed the U.S. to use its bases for the war against Iran and spoke of 500 related flights. Rome firmly denied it and accused Rutte of using “fallacious” arguments.

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** Washington and Tehran remain at odds over Hormuz and Iran’s nuclear program. Trump threatens to break the peace agreement if Iran charges tolls in the strait, while Tehran once again rejects nuclear inspections. At the same time, the ceasefire in Lebanon is being violated again.

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** According to sources cited by the BBC, the system observed could correspond to a network of interconnected drones operating in coordination as a single tactical unit.

** Netanyahu says that, while he is in power, Israel will continue occupying southern Lebanon

** Netanyahu said that Israel will maintain its occupation of southern Lebanon while he remains in power, arguing that the move is intended to protect communities in northern Israel from the threat posed by the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah.

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** The EU has approved 846 million euros to help repair the damage caused by the DANA, supplementing an emergency advance of 100 million euros delivered in March of last year.

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** The opposition is demanding explanations about the prior leak regarding the UCO’s search of the Soria City Council. It is asking to clarify who communicated the information, who received it, by what channel it was shared, who authorized access to the city hall, and who knew in advance what was going to happen.

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** The Government expands the requirements to access mortgage guarantees in the most expensive provinces: it raises the income limit to €63,000 and sets the maximum net wealth of beneficiaries at €150,000.

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** Pedro Sánchez faces criticism and political blows from his allies in a tense Congress, with no humor or laughter, reflecting the worsening parliamentary atmosphere.

** A Stone in the Road

** Pedro Sánchez downplays the convictions, describing them as a minor obstacle in a context where the audience no longer reacts to the issue.

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** The article highlights the importance of celebrating the positive, using the XX Creadores Awards as an example, presented as an “oasis” for recognizing what is going well.

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** The main obstacle to achieving peace with Azerbaijan is the preamble of Armenia’s current Constitution, which includes the idea of reunification between Armenia and Karabakh.

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** A World War II tank was found almost intact, buried in the sand for about 80 years at a base in northern Germany. The vehicle is in excellent condition and will be restored before being moved to a military museum.

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** Mexico’s president said she will speak with the king about the importance of indigenous peoples, stressing that it is a matter of dignity. She said she perceives a “different attitude” from the monarch after he attended an exhibition on Indigenous women and made comments about the “abuses” committed during the conquest.

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** The Ukrainian army destroyed an electrical substation in Sevastopol and forced the closure of the Kerch Bridge, which connects Crimea with Russia. The attacks left the southern part of the peninsula without power and worsened the diesel shortage.

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** A group of women is using artificial intelligence to show men wearing burqas as a satirical protest. Through these posts, they aim to denounce the hypocrisy of those who force women to wear this garment while men retain their freedom.

** Last-minute getaways: the 3 cheapest areas in Spain to visit this summer

** The article highlights three affordable Spanish destinations as ideal alternatives for the summer, compared with more expensive and crowded places. They offer attractive options for last-minute getaways without spending too much.

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** Ricard Camarena, a chef with 2 Michelin Stars, brings his cuisine to downtown Valencia with a more informal and relaxed concept. At this restaurant, you can enjoy his dishes for less than €46, making a high-end dining experience more affordable.

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** Article 29 of the Workers’ Statute establishes that wages must be paid on the agreed date. If the company is late in paying the payroll, the worker may claim a 10% surcharge on the amount owed, according to the law.

** Do you agree that Generation Z changes jobs frequently?

** The article presents a survey asking whether factors such as salary, work-life balance, well-being, and professional development justify Generation Z changing jobs frequently.

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** 20bien is launching its Wellbeing Mailbox, a space where readers can share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather personal experiences that can inspire, motivate, and help other people.

** 20minutos puts Ciudadano20 at your service, the reader channel to take part in the news and report any story that can be investigated. Write to us and tell us what topics should be read.

** 20minutos invites readers to use Ciudadano20, its channel for sharing topics, suggesting investigations, and reporting stories that deserve attention.

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** In the past year, most elections in the Americas have been won by right-wing candidates, many of them allies of President Donald Trump. The article highlights a regional political shift to the right and describes it as a possible historic change of era.

** Cepeda acknowledges his defeat in Colombia’s elections: “I accept the result, De la Espriella is the new president”

** The Pact Histórico candidate denounced “the open and improper foreign interference” in Donald Trump’s presidential election.

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** Naiara, winner of OT 2023, presents her first album, *La Española*, and talks about her artistic identity, describing herself as a “folky choni girl with tattoos.”

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** The CNMC is calling for greater clarity in electric car charging tariffs. Although the cost in Spain is among the lowest in the EU, it warns about differences depending on time of day, the concentration of usage, the need to use several apps to pay, and problems charging in some areas.

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** The new regulation expands the included conditions, makes the medical criteria more flexible, and simplifies the process for applying for assistance for families with minors who have serious illnesses.

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** The security operation has been reinforced and, for the time being, two arrests have been made while a possible chemical submission of a minor during San Juan night in Málaga is under investigation.

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** Pedro Ramis founded Semper Vivens after the death of his teenage nephew. His company markets in Europe a system that makes it possible to transform funeral ashes into trees, an initiative born out of personal grief and focused on offering satisfaction to families.

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** Sociologists attribute the rise of fitness among young people to uncertainty, discipline, and social media beauty standards. Generation Z, on the other hand, says they go to the gym for physical and emotional health, and to escape the anxiety and stress of everyday life.

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** The renewed scientific prestige of the Neanderthals, along with new discoveries, is greatly increasing public interest. They are increasingly seen less as distant relatives and more as a species closely linked to our own evolutionary history.

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** María Galiana became emotional when remembering her husband, Rafael, whom she described as her greatest support when she decided to take leave from work to dedicate herself to acting while raising five children. The actress confessed through tears that what she misses most is being able to talk to him.

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** Anabel Pantoja, acting as a love advisor, became emotional and broke down after listening to Félix, one of the show’s most veteran contestants, and expressed her wish to hug him.

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** Javier and David pointed out how challenging “AlaZ” is, the new game that replaces “El Rosco” on the show. During the round, they noted that now only one word can fit, which increases the difficulty and requires greater precision in the answers.

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** *El Mundo* has revealed the contracts signed with the production company El Terrat, revealing how much David Broncano earns for each episode of *La Revuelta* and the planned increase in that amount.

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** Ramón García and Gloria Santoro star in a scene with a spectator who doubts that it is really him, surprised by his voice. The moment reflects a curious and funny interaction during their meeting.

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** The program *Horizonte* reached an audience record by surpassing 11% of the share for the first time and attracting 1,338,000 viewers. Iker Jiménez celebrated the achievement and responded to the criticism by stating that, far from hurting them, it gives them more visibility and promotion.

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** The article highlights Jorge Drexler’s remark about the lasting impact of supporting dictatorships, saying it can take two generations for its memory and consequences to truly fade from society.

** Leire Díez’s conversation with an AR reporter: “She is calm because if she falls, she won’t do it alone”

** Leire Díez, identified as the “fixer,” said she will cooperate with the justice system and answer questions from the prosecutor’s office and Judge Pedraz.

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** Paz Vega has given an interview to *Hola* magazine in which she says she feels full of excitement and energy to face the future after her separation from Orson Salazar. The actress states that she has decided to take control of her life and that, although the moment has been difficult, she has gotten back up and keeps walking.

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** Javi Hoyos, co-host of *D'Corazón* with Anne Igartiburu, has stood out at 35 for sharing exclusives on social media, where he has accumulated millions of views. His digital success has been so great that his 80-year-old father has downloaded TikTok and Instagram to better understand his work.

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** Estela Grande has shown off her figure in a bikini five months after giving birth to her twins and has explained that exercise has been key to her recovery. The influencer has also spoken honestly about the physical and emotional difficulties she has faced after her twin birth.

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** Alba Carrillo commented live on the images published by *Semana* magazine, in which Feliciano López and Sandra Gago appear in Ibiza.

** Carmen Alcayde gets engaged to Charli, her boyfriend 22 years younger

** Carmen Alcayde confirmed on the program *El tiempo justo* that she has gotten engaged to Charli, her boyfriend who is 22 years younger than her.

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** Granadan Damián María Montes, known as “Father Damián,” has announced on social media that he is definitively leaving the priesthood after nearly 20 years of religious life. The priest became popular for his participation in *La Voz* and for sharing his faith on social media platforms.

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** Jack Black was reportedly surprised when a young fan, who had first asked for a photo, instead requested a video greeting for his mother. The actor’s reaction drew attention, although the incident seems to have been more of a lighthearted moment than a serious confrontation.

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** Pelayo has publicly responded to Natalia Ferviú after she claimed he was not a good coworker. The contributor on *El tiempo justo* has spoken out to give his version and respond to those remarks.

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** Movistar Plus+ premieres the first episode of “La más grande,” a documentary series about Rocío Jurado, this Thursday.

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** Natália Belloli responded to claims made by former footballer Vampeta, denying that Raphinha has financial problems. The FC Barcelona player’s wife clarified that the insinuations about supposed financial difficulties are not true and said she regrets that some people now believe the couple is going through hard times.

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** South Africa secured their first win of the 2026 World Cup on the final matchday of the group stage and pulled off a surprise by qualifying for the round of 32. South Korea were left in a precarious situation and will have to wait for the results of other third-placed teams to know whether they advance.

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** Today’s Thursday World Cup 2026 matchday closes the group stage for Groups D, E, and F, with Germany, Ecuador, and the United States among the featured teams.

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** Morocco, led by Brahim Díaz and Achraf Hakimi, faced Haiti aiming to finish first in Group C, but could not win convincingly and had to settle for second place.

** Bosnia and Herzegovina end Julen Lopetegui’s Qatar World Cup dream

** Bosnia and Herzegovina defeated Qatar, coached by Julen Lopetegui, 3-1 and ended their hopes of qualifying for the World Cup. Alajbegovic opened the scoring, Abunada scored an own goal, and Mahmic sealed the victory for the Balkan team.

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** The Brazilian fortune teller Vó Bahiana made several predictions about the third matchday of the World Cup between Brazil and Scotland, including a surprising and surreal one: that there would be an alien abduction during the match.

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** Valencia Basket beat Barça convincingly at the Palau (84–108), controlled the game from start to finish, and avoided a fifth match, becoming ACB champions for the second time.

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** Hereditary ataxias are neurodegenerative diseases that impair balance and coordination. Although rehabilitation is key to preserving the independence of those who suffer from them, access to it remains limited.

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** Researchers identified erucamide, a natural fatty molecule present in the eye, which may help the retina respond to degenerative damage. The finding suggests it could help slow vision loss associated with retinal diseases.

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** According to UNESCO data, children with disabilities suffer school bullying four times more than the rest of students, which indicates greater vulnerability to bullying in this group, including children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

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** Cocemfe welcomes the increase in funding for long-term care dependency, but emphasizes that thousands of people are still waiting months or even years to receive benefits and services they are already legally entitled to. The organization calls for urgent measures to reduce waiting lists.

** Huawei cuts revenue for the third consecutive year in Spain amid the standoff between Moncloa and Brussels

** Huawei has moved out of the red, but its revenue in Spain has fallen for the third consecutive year. The company attributes the decline to an adverse business environment, amid growing scrutiny over its contracts with the government and tensions between Moncloa and Brussels.

** The unions want to follow the textile sector and begin the countdown to negotiate the next Large Retail Stores Agreement

** CCOO proposes raising wages by 4% annually, reducing working hours, or setting a minimum of 28 hours per week for part-time contracts. Negotiations are just getting underway, and the current agreement expires on December 31.

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** The poor public perception of the condition of roads is due to the lack of investment in maintenance and replacement since 2010, following the financial crisis.

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** Since the signing of the framework agreement, the US has lost some of its appeal, while Iran has regained bargaining power and influence in the Middle East.

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** BMW and Mercedes-Benz stand out among Europe’s established manufacturers, as they are among the few whose sales have not fallen so far this year, in a market where Chinese brands such as BYD, Chery and Leapmotor are gaining ground.

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** The CEO of Andbank Andorra explains that the bank accepted Riquelme’s guarantee because his wealth made it possible to structure an appropriate risk operation. He also says they handle short-term deadlines well and describes Riquelme’s candidacy as a strong project.

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** The article reviews the most notable series canceled in 2026 by platforms such as Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and Apple TV+. It provides an overview of streaming cancellations this year and points out the productions that will not return to their platforms.

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** The American director and YouTuber talks to CINEMANÍA about the success of *Obsession*, the praise from Spielberg and Tarantino, the original ending that didn’t make it to theaters, and plans for a possible sequel.

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** Episode 3x01 of the prequel to **‘Game of Thrones’** surprised viewers with the масштаб/scale of the Battle of the Gullet, standing out as a key moment with major visual and narrative impact in the series.

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** Disney+, Prime Video, Netflix, HBO Max, and Movistar Plus will premiere a strong lineup of series in July. The article gathers the release dates of new productions and the return of highly anticipated titles, including *Silo*, *The Walking Dead*, and a series starring Anya Taylor-Joy.

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** Prime Video, Amazon’s platform, is exploring a new way to offer its productions in order to diversify content consumption. The proposal aims to change the usual streaming model with an unconventional strategy that could transform the user experience.

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** A study reveals that girls do up to 24% less exercise than boys, reflecting significant differences in young people’s lifestyle habits.

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** Psychologist Ana Belén Medialdea shares advice on social media for stopping the habit of pleasing others out of fear of loneliness. Her message emphasizes that always prioritizing others can make you feel more invisible and recommends setting boundaries and paying attention to your own needs.

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** The article explains that to sleep well at night, it is not enough to focus on the nighttime routine: it also matters to avoid certain mistakes during the day, especially in the morning, that can affect sleep quality.

** A nutritionist explains the most common mistake when eating salads in summer

** In hot weather, we tend to choose lighter meals, but sometimes that means we end up eating too little. A nutritionist explains how to improve summer dishes, especially salads, so they are more complete and filling without leaving you hungry.

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** The longevity expert highlights that taking care of the body is important, but real results only come when we know how to do it correctly and succeed in making the body function optimally.

** How much do you know about first aid? Test yourself in this trivia challenge

** The quiz features 10 questions to test your first aid knowledge, with topics such as heatstroke, stings, drowning, and other common summer accidents.

** This is what Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Watches will be like: their new features and design images have been leaked

** Samsung will launch at least two new watches, the Galaxy Watch 9 and the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, according to a leak that reveals their possible new features and the design of both devices.

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** Telefónica has launched a special plan to strengthen its mobile coverage and capacity during the busiest months, improving service in high-traffic places such as beaches, festivals, and areas where the eclipse will be visible.

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** Netflix has launched a first-person horror video game for television in which the phone serves as the key tool to guide the character and help the player survive.

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** General Motors has installed robots at its electric vehicle plant in Detroit, a move that has sparked controversy over the dismissal of 1,300 employees. The news highlights the impact of automation on employment within the automotive industry.

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** Android 17 is already starting to reach more mobile phones and includes several notable new features. The article says the compatible devices are already known and that the update will bring functions designed to change the way phones are used.

** Platelet-rich plasma: what the “vampire treatment” that celebrities use to rejuvenate their skin consists of, according to an expert

** Dermatologist Keila Mitsunaga explains what platelet-rich plasma is, known as the “vampire treatment,” used to rejuvenate the skin and popularized by Kim Kardashian. She also details its possible benefits and risks.

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** An expert explains that self-care can turn into self-demand when it stops being restorative and becomes a list of obligations. She points out that this pressure to “do everything right” in order to take care of oneself can create mental exhaustion, frustration, and a sense of failure instead of well-being.

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** Facial sagging after losing weight does not affect everyone equally, so the best recommendation is to see a professional to evaluate each case and determine the most appropriate treatment.

** The microbiota also goes on vacation: the habits that disrupt digestive health in summer and how to avoid it

** Summer and changes in routine can harm digestive health. Eating out, having late dinners, drinking more alcohol, and sleeping less can alter the gut microbiota and may cause bloating, gas, heavy digestion, and acid reflux.

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** This haircut with invisible layers adds volume and movement, creating a lifting effect that softens facial features and is especially flattering from age 50 onward.

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** The article explains which manicure is better for caring for your nails in summer, compares classic and permanent manicures, and offers tips to make the polish last longer. It also highlights the importance of pedicures and reviews the main nail trends for the season.

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** EFSA published a 2024 report indicating that grapes, strawberries, and oranges are among the fruits with the highest levels of pesticide residues.

** How to make San Juan macarrones, a typical Ibiza dessert eaten to celebrate this festival

** San Juan macarrones are a traditional dessert from Ibiza that, despite their name, does not use the usual macaroni and is similar to rice pudding. It is a sweet pasta dish typical of the San Juan festival.

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

** The article highlights that meals with friends are one of the favorite summer plans, and that they are even more enjoyable when accompanied by well-prepared recipes.

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** An expert in Mexican salsa shared the recipe for “authentic” guacamole, highlighting it as the ideal reference for preparing this popular dish with traditional Mexican flavor.

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

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** Brazil offers a rich culinary diversity beyond feijoada. Among its most interesting dishes is acarajé, a traditional preparation from northeastern Brazil with African roots.

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** Just over an hour from Madrid, there is a large natural area ideal for cooling off in summer. At more than 4,500 m², this natural pool stands out as the largest in Spain and offers the perfect getaway to beat the heat near the capital.

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** Although they are very famous places among travelers, many visitors leave disappointed after seeing them, as they do not always live up to the expectations they create.

** Madrid’s first via ferrata is now a reality: free, with 400 meters...

** Madrid has launched its first via ferrata, a free 400-meter route designed for adventurers and brave people. It is the first installation of this kind in the region and offers a new outdoor leisure and sports option.

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** A German region that is becoming increasingly popular among Spaniards stands out for its good connections and for combining cities, museums, heritage, and landscapes along the banks of the Rhine.

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** Ford is expanding its BlueCruise hands-free driving system to the Kuga, making it the first car manufactured in Spain to feature this technology. It will also be available on the hybrid and electric versions of the Puma, and in the fall it will arrive on the plug-in Ranger.

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** 52 public and private organizations have signed a manifesto demanding that the Sabiñánigo bypass on the A-23 motorway be unblocked, an infrastructure that is already 98% complete but has been completely stalled for more than six months.

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** Cupra updates the Tavascan with more technology, a special Black Edition, and a new entry-level version for the range. This new variant aims to be more affordable and offers up to 441 km of range.

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** José warns that many novice drivers make a mistake by not switching the tachograph modes correctly, the device that controls driving and rest times. This oversight can lead to fines and problems for transport operators.

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** The Toyota Corolla Cross goes unnoticed in the market, but stands out as a very smart purchase thanks to its solid qualities. It brings Toyota’s reliability and hybrid efficiency in an SUV format, making it an interesting option for those looking for a practical and well-balanced model.

** Skoda Peaq: seven seats and up to 638 kilometers of range for its new electric giant

** Skoda has unveiled the Peaq, a seven-seat electric SUV that is positioned as its new flagship model. It stands out for offering a range of more than 638 kilometers, combining ample passenger capacity with a high driving range for long trips.

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** Six people were injured in a fire in a warehouse in Yecla. Four were treated at the scene and two were taken to Virgen del Castillo Hospital. The incident mobilized firefighters and three helicopters.

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** The unions CC OO and UGT, along with groups such as Marea Verde, CGT, and Menos Lectivas, support the mobilizations of Madrid teachers. They are calling for an indefinite strike starting October 14 to demand fewer students per classroom, an additional 600 euros a month, and a reduction in teaching hours.

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** The teams that patrol the streets of Seville have been reinforced to assist homeless and disadvantaged people, distributing water and offering basic necessities such as clean clothing and access to showers, in response to the high temperatures.

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** A vehicle caught fire after being hit, and the flames spread to nearby vegetation. The incident raised the fire to level 1 in Albacete.

** Andalusia adds more than 2,000 places in care homes for dependent elderly people, bringing the total above 26,300

** The acting government has renewed the social care agreement for more than 776 million euros, a measure that will make it possible to add more than 2,000 places in care homes for dependent elderly people in Andalusia, raising the total to over 26,300.

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** Authorities have sent an ES-Alert to residents of Sant Quirze Safaja (Barcelona) asking them to stay at home because of a fire. The message asks people to close doors and windows as a precautionary measure.

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** The discovery of a 2,500-year-old bronze chariot, comparable only to pieces from ancient Etruria, shows the existence of a luxury trade network between the Tartessians and other Mediterranean peoples, providing evidence of contacts and exchange of high-value goods.

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** Hours before the body was found on a beach in Fuengirola, the disappearance of a 34-year-old man who had gone out to enjoy San Juan night had been reported.

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** Madrid’s Municipal Police has awarded more than 200 distinctions, including professional merits, police honors, and Medals of Honor, to recognize heroic and exemplary actions in various services and operations.

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** The 49th edition of the Vitoria Jazz Festival will take place from July 13 to 18 with about 50 concerts, most of them free.

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** The police have cast doubt on the validity of some black gloves found at the Getafe crime scene in 2021, where two masks were also seized. DNA from one of the accused was detected on the gloves, but officers suspect the evidence may have been contaminated.

** Tries to dismantle the prejudices surrounding the “luxury life” of “influencers”… and is met with criticism

** A viral video shows an up-and-coming influencer changing clothes inside a car. The content has sparked debate and criticism after she tried to challenge stereotypes about the supposed “luxury life” of influencers.

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** A video went viral because of a man’s funny response about his first sexual experiences, so much so that Madonna herself shared it on her Instagram.

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** A young man went viral on TikTok for showing, step by step, how to make extra virgin olive oil from scratch. He explains the process and points out that seven kilos of olives are needed to obtain it.

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** Light-coated cats and older cats need special fur care to maintain the balance of their skin and coat. Beyond aesthetics, grooming is important for their health.

**When separating two fighting dogs ends in the emergency room: what to do, and what not to do, in a dog fight**

Many serious bites to people happen when they try to intervene with their hands in a fight between agitated dogs. The article warns about the risks of physically separating the animals and emphasizes what actions to avoid and how to act more safely during a dog fight.

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** Veterinarian Sara Acebo, a specialist in exotic animals, explains that tortoises and other reptiles can suffer from problems such as hypocalcemia and pneumonia. Their symptoms are usually quite nonspecific, which makes diagnosis difficult and can delay veterinary care.

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

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** German Chancellor Friedrich Merz acknowledges that Germany needs to reform its pension system and introduce an savings model similar to those of the Scandinavian countries, based on capitalization, in order to face the challenges of the future.

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** Roman walls, a castle linked to the House of Alba, and a cathedral that contains one of the most surprising relics in Christendom.

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** Madrid is getting ready for MADO 2026 with a colorful agenda that will include cultural activities, advocacy events, and concerts to celebrate Pride in the capital.

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** A kayaker saw an animal swimming between the riverbanks and thought it was a dog in danger. While keeping watch until firefighters arrived to rescue it, it was discovered that it wasn’t a dog at all, but an unexpected surprise.

** Europe gives the green light to the genetic modification of seeds

** The European Parliament has approved the deregulation of new GMOs, reigniting the debate over the future of European agriculture and the use of genetic modification in seeds to shape 21st-century farming.

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** The Night of San Juan is a traditional celebration in Spain that coincides with the summer solstice. Of pagan origin and later incorporated into the Christian calendar, its bonfires symbolize purification and the beginning of a new cycle.

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** Some everyday habits that seem harmless, like spending a lot of time on social media, setting step goals, or watching series every night, can harm attention, rest, well-being, and even happiness.

** These “celebrities” were born under the sign of Cancer and you may not have known it

** The article presents a new list of celebrities born under the sign of Cancer, corresponding to the period from June 21 to July 22. It highlights that, according to astrologer Esperanza Gracia, Cancer is associated with traits such as sensitivity, magnetism, creativity, mystery, intuition, tolerance, and seduction.

** Summer Has Arrived

** Terán has published a collection of cartoons in *20minutos* about the arrival of summer.

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** The French Ministry of Health reported that a doctor who returned from the Democratic Republic of the Congo was diagnosed with Ebola. The patient was transferred to a specialized hospital and, according to authorities, is in stable condition.

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** A man managed to ask for help after escaping through a window from the apartment where he was being held. According to the information, four people were arrested for assaulting him, detaining him, and threatening him with a katana in Tacoronte.

** Brussels responds to criticism after hosting the Taliban to discuss deportations to Afghanistan

** The European Commission and several member states met in Brussels with Taliban representatives at a technical level to address deportations to Afghanistan. The Taliban say they are seeking to open channels to resume diplomatic contacts, while the meetings have drawn criticism.

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** The Gijón prosecutor’s office is requesting nine months in prison and compensation of 1,680 euros for a defendant accused of humiliating a transgender woman.

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** Authorities have inspected the area and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a young man after he fell from a balcony in Almuñécar. They are still trying to clarify the unanswered questions surrounding the incident.

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** The Sad Hill Cultural Association, created more than ten years ago, is promoting the tourism and cultural value of the Burgos locations where Sergio Leone’s classic spaghetti western was filmed, coinciding with the film’s 60th anniversary.

** David Francés, makeup artist: “After 40, it’s a mistake to keep using this eyeliner”

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

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** Created by the team behind **“El caso Asunta”** and **“La viuda negra,”** **“Oasis”** is Netflix’s new thriller. The Spanish series, which has eight episodes, has drawn comparisons to **“The White Lotus”** because of its setting and tone.

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** The expert explains the current situation of mortgages when buying a home and points out that the preference for fixed-rate mortgages has changed, suggesting that that era has now ended.

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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show using a can of cockles, proposing an original way to improve them without using lemon: with tangerine and oil.

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** Mario Puzo’s work will have a continuation focused on Connie Corleone, one of the characters in Francis Ford Coppola’s iconic saga.

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** Clint Eastwood accepted Sergio Leone’s invitation to star in an Italian film, a decision that revived his fading career. The quote reflects the uncertainty and mistrust often associated with working on Italian productions, while highlighting how this opportunity became a turning point for Eastwood.

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** A 37-year-old truck driver shares on social media his first experience working the night shift with a trailer. He explains how he is going through this process of discovering the industry and the feelings left by a shift that began at midnight and ended at 11:30 in the morning.

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** Protected as a historic complex, this 122-meter pedestrian passage connects El Clot and Sant Martí. Its colorful workers’ houses and quiet atmosphere preserve a 19th-century feel, making it a calm oasis in the middle of Barcelona.

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** Catalonia’s popular flower show features 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and routes to discover some of the city’s most emblematic spots.

** A Parador of traditional Cantabrian architecture reopens in one of the prettiest villages

** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that improved its sustainability, accessibility, and comfort. Thanks to these changes, the establishment has earned its fourth star, strengthening its offering in one of the prettiest villages.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has presented a new tourist visa to boost rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville province. The system, similar to the Camino de Santiago passport, aims to attract visitors and stimulate the local economy.

** Rubio visits Bahrain seeking Gulf backing for Iran deal

** Rubio traveled to Bahrain to rally Gulf support for a proposed Iran deal, aiming to reassure regional allies about the agreement’s terms and security implications. The visit underscores U.S. efforts to build consensus among Arab partners while addressing concerns over Iran’s nuclear ambitions and regional influence.

** Oil extends decline on rising Middle East supply

** Oil prices continued to fall as increased supply from the Middle East put additional pressure on the market, extending recent losses. Investors remain focused on OPEC+ production, concerns about global demand, and geopolitical risks that could still influence future price movements.

** Gold hovers near 7-month low as hawkish Fed outlook boosts dollar

** Gold remained near a seven-month low as strong U.S. economic data and a hawkish Federal Reserve outlook lifted the dollar and Treasury yields, putting pressure on bullion. Investors are now waiting for more clues about the Fed’s interest-rate path, while expectations for higher interest rates for longer continue to weigh on non-yielding gold.

** Oil prices fall as tankers exit the Strait of Hormuz

** Oil prices declined as tankers resumed or continued exiting the Strait of Hormuz, easing fears of a supply disruption. The movement helped calm market nerves after earlier tensions in the region raised concerns about shipping and global energy flows.

** Oil reaches pre-Iran war lows as Strait of Hormuz flows normalize

** Oil prices fell back to pre-Iran war levels as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz returned to normal after fears of a recent conflict eased. Concerns about supply disruptions faded, pushing crude prices lower as traders reassessed geopolitical risks and the resumption of normal flows reduced the chance of a major energy shock.

** Trump seeks additional $11 billion in farm aid

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** Gold slides, with spot prices under $4,000/oz for the first time since November

** Gold prices fell below $4,000 an ounce for the first time since November as traders sold amid shifting market expectations. The decline reflects pressure from changing views on interest rates and broader investor caution, dragging the metal lower after a strong run.

** Keiko Fujimori’s expected victory returns divisive dynasty to Peru

** Keiko Fujimori, the daughter of imprisoned former President Alberto Fujimori, is set for a strong performance in Peru’s election, bringing a polarizing political dynasty back into the spotlight. Her rise reflects voters’ frustration with instability and crime, but also deep concerns about corruption and the authoritarian legacy associated with her family.

** Trump to seek year-round E15 gasoline sales in supplemental funding bill, US official says

** The Trump administration plans to push for year-round sales of E15 gasoline in a supplemental funding bill, according to a U.S. official. The move would expand access to the higher-ethanol fuel blend, a longtime priority for biofuel supporters.

** Chile’s Codelco to weigh asset sales in investment review

** Chile’s state-owned copper miner Codelco will review its investment plans and may consider selling non-core assets to help finance major projects and stabilize its finances. The move comes as the company faces rising costs, lower output, and pressure to restore profitability while continuing efforts to boost production.

** SK Hynix targets $29 billion US listing as AI demand surges

** SK Hynix is reportedly considering a U.S. listing that could value the company at up to $29 billion, as booming demand for AI chips boosts investor interest. The move would aim to capitalize on strong market momentum driven by growth in artificial intelligence and advanced semiconductor needs.

** Cal-Maine, others close to settling DOJ egg pricing probe, Bloomberg News reports

** Bloomberg reports that Cal-Maine Foods and other egg producers are nearing settlements with the U.S. Justice Department over an investigation into alleged price-fixing in the egg market. The probe has focused on whether producers coordinated supply and prices during recent spikes in egg prices.

** Exclusive: U.S. defense firm Anduril in talks to use Nissan plant to build drones in Japan, sources say

** Anduril is in talks to use a Nissan factory in Japan to produce drones, according to sources. The move would expand the U.S. defense startup’s manufacturing footprint in Asia and support growing demand for unmanned systems in the region. If you want, I can also translate it into another language.

** JPMorgan raises KOSPI target on AI chips and data center optimism

** JPMorgan increased its KOSPI target, citing strong demand for AI chips and optimism about data center investment. The bank expects these trends to support South Korean technology stocks and broader market gains.

** Top UAE Property Stocks to Watch, According to Jefferies

** Jefferies highlighted leading UAE property stocks as attractive choices, citing strong fundamentals and continued momentum in the real estate sector. The report suggests that investors watch these names for potential upside amid robust demand, supportive market conditions, and ongoing project activity across the UAE.

** Meta shifts to AI-powered content moderation systems – FT

** Meta is reportedly replacing some human content moderators with AI-driven systems to review posts and flag violations more quickly and at scale. The move aims to improve efficiency and reduce costs, but it raises concerns about moderation accuracy, bias, and the handling of nuanced or sensitive content.

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** Aerospace parts maker Doncasters raises $919.3 million in US IPO

** Doncasters raised $919.3 million in its U.S. IPO, highlighting continued investor interest in aerospace and industrial listings. The company, which makes precision parts for aircraft and other industries, priced shares amid strong demand and plans to use the proceeds to support growth and reduce debt.

** Anthropic says Alibaba illegally extracted Claude AI model capabilities

** Anthropic alleges that Alibaba used unauthorized techniques to extract capabilities from its Claude AI model, raising concerns about intellectual property theft and competition in AI. The claim highlights growing tensions among major AI companies over model protection, access, and fair use.

** Australia’s Worley flags a much bigger earnings hit from Middle East conflict

** Worley said the Middle East conflict will hurt annual earnings more than expected, as customers delay spending and project work slows. The engineering and project services firm warned of a larger-than-anticipated impact on profit, though it did not give a specific figure in the excerpt.

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** Australia May household spending climbs 1.3%, reversing April drop

** Australia’s household spending rose 1.3% in May, recovering from a 0.1% fall in April. The increase was driven by higher spending on services and discretionary goods, while essential spending also edged up. The data suggests consumer demand remained resilient despite cost-of-living pressures.

** Australian job vacancies fall 2.1% in May quarter

** Australia’s job vacancies dropped 2.1% in the May quarter, signaling a cooling labor market. The decline suggests employers are becoming less aggressive in hiring amid broader economic uncertainty, though vacancies remain at elevated levels compared with pre-pandemic norms.

** Australia jobs rebound sharply in May, keeping RBA hike bets alive

** Australia’s labor market rebounded strongly in May, with job growth and a drop in unemployment reinforcing expectations that the Reserve Bank of Australia may keep the option of raising interest rates open. The data suggests the economy remains resilient despite higher borrowing costs.

** U.S. new single-family home sales post second straight monthly decline

** U.S. new single-family home sales fell for a second straight month, signaling weakness in the housing market. Higher mortgage rates and affordability challenges continue to weigh on demand, while inventory remains elevated. The data suggests homebuyers are still cautious despite recent market adjustments.

** Colombia’s national registrar says the final count in the presidential runoff is nearly identical to the initial count

** Colombia’s national registrar said the final tally in the presidential runoff was almost unchanged from the initial count, reinforcing the announced result. The statement aimed to ease concerns about possible vote-count irregularities and confirmed that any differences were negligible.

** Crude Oil Inventories Decline Less Than Expected, Affecting Prices

** Oil inventories fell by less than analysts expected, signaling weaker-than-anticipated demand and putting pressure on crude prices. The smaller-than-expected draw suggests supply remains relatively abundant, which may keep markets cautious and limit near-term price gains.

** New home sales decline, missing forecasts and previous figures

** New home sales fell more than expected, coming in below both forecasts and the previous month’s figures. The decline suggests continued weakness in the housing market as buyers face affordability challenges and higher borrowing costs.

** U.S. Current Account Deficit Widens More Than Expected in First Quarter

** The U.S. current account deficit widened more than expected in the first quarter, reflecting a larger gap in trade in goods and services as imports outpaced exports. The report indicates continued pressure on the external balance amid strong domestic demand.

** Building permits decline as actual numbers fall below forecasts

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** Exclusive: Brazil plans up to $735 million panda bond issuance, says finance minister

** Brazil plans to issue up to $735 million in panda bonds, Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said. The move would make Brazil one of the latest sovereign borrowers in China’s onshore bond market, helping diversify funding sources and strengthen ties with Chinese investors.

** Exclusive: Japan’s government blueprint urges BOJ to support demand, clouding the path for interest rates

** Japan’s annual economic blueprint urges the BOJ to support demand as inflation persists, signaling a policy shift that may complicate future rate hikes. The guidance also emphasizes wage growth, investment, and avoiding the negative effects of a weak yen, while keeping the BOJ’s independence intact.

US rate-hike bets keep dollar near 13-month highs

The dollar remained near 13-month highs as markets continued to price in expectations of a U.S. interest-rate hike. Stronger U.S. economic prospects and higher yields supported the currency, while investors watched for further clues on Federal Reserve policy.

** Asian stocks surge as Micron earnings ease AI fears

** Asian markets rallied after Micron’s upbeat earnings reassured investors that AI demand remains strong. Tech shares led the gains, helping offset recent worries about an AI-driven slowdown. The positive outlook boosted sentiment across the region and lifted broader stock indexes.

** Morning Bid: Micron puts chips back on the table

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Hawkish BOJ policymaker calls for rate hike once every few months

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** Trump asks Congress for more funds to fight Iran, defying rebuke on war powers

** The article says Trump is asking Congress for more money to support possible action against Iran, even after criticism over his authority to wage war. Lawmakers from both parties are pushing back, saying Congress should play a stronger role in approving military action.

** NY Fed official downplays new FOMC language on the ample reserves system

** A New York Fed official said the FOMC’s new wording about maintaining an ample reserves regime does not indicate a policy shift or increased concern about reserve levels. The comment suggests the language is mainly procedural rather than a major change in the Fed’s balance sheet approach.

** Brazil plans to expand support for micro-entrepreneurs

** Brazil is planning to expand support for micro-entrepreneurs, aiming to improve access to credit, formalization, and business growth opportunities. The initiative is expected to help small business owners strengthen their operations and contribute to economic development.

** Stocks edge lower as dollar rises to one-year high

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** Bitcoin hovers under $61k amid falling tech stocks, rate fears, and ETF outflows

** Bitcoin slipped below $61,000 as tech stocks sold off and investors worried about higher-for-longer interest rates. The crypto market also faced pressure from continued outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs, adding to bearish sentiment and keeping prices under strain.

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** Bitcoin hits session low under $59,283

** Bitcoin fell to a session low below $59,283, reflecting renewed pressure in the cryptocurrency market. The decline adds to recent volatility as traders weigh broader market sentiment and shifting expectations around risk assets.

Binance reportedly plans to reapply for EU licence after Greece bid fails

Binance is reportedly planning to reapply for a European Union licence after its bid in Greece failed. The company is seeking to regain regulatory access in the region as it continues to navigate compliance challenges across Europe.

** Virell Trade Launches Stabliq Wallet for Stablecoin Management on Ethereum and TRON

** Virell Trade has introduced Stabliq Wallet, a stablecoin management tool designed for Ethereum and TRON users. The wallet aims to simplify storing, sending, and managing stablecoins across both networks, offering a streamlined solution for crypto holders seeking multi-chain convenience.

** Bitcoin falls to $62k on rate hike bets, global tech sell-off, and ETF outflows

** Bitcoin dropped to $62,000 as traders priced in possible interest-rate hikes, global tech stocks sold off, and spot Bitcoin ETF outflows added pressure. The decline reflects broader risk-off sentiment in markets, with crypto weakness amplified by macroeconomic concerns and reduced institutional demand.

** Ethereum Foundation cuts 20% of staff in sweeping restructure

** The Ethereum Foundation is restructuring and reducing staff by about 20% as part of a broader effort to sharpen focus and improve efficiency. The move reflects a strategic shift in how the organization allocates resources and supports the Ethereum ecosystem.

** Sui News: Cumberland, Fluid, and SwissBorg Join Institutional Coalition on Hashi Ahead of July Global Testnet

** Cumberland, Fluid, and SwissBorg have joined Hashi’s institutional coalition ahead of its July global testnet. This move aims to strengthen the network’s ecosystem and increase participation from major crypto firms as Hashi prepares for broader testing and adoption.

** BVI emerges as a global hub for tokenized finance, with $1.2 billion in stablecoins

** The British Virgin Islands is becoming a major center for tokenized finance, now holding around $1.2 billion in stablecoins. The article highlights how the jurisdiction is attracting digital asset activity and positioning itself as a key player in the rapidly growing global market for tokenized financial products.

** MyTonWallet Rebrands to My Wallet After Expanding to 11 Blockchains

** MyTonWallet has rebranded to My Wallet as it expands beyond TON to support 11 blockchains. The wallet now aims to offer a broader multichain experience, reflecting its growth from a TON-focused product into a wider cryptocurrency wallet platform.

** Alpex Acquisition prices $100 million SPAC IPO at $10 per unit

** Alpex Acquisition priced its $100 million SPAC IPO at $10 per unit. The blank-check company plans to use the proceeds to pursue a merger or acquisition with a target business.

** Doncasters prices IPO at $33 per share, raising $919 million

** Doncasters set the price of its IPO at $33 per share, raising $919 million. The listing values the company at about $4.8 billion and is one of the largest offerings of the year, showing strong investor demand for the industrial manufacturer.

Taysha Gene Therapies prices $200M stock offering at $6 per share

Taysha Gene Therapies has priced an underwritten public offering of 33.3 million shares at $6 each, raising about $200 million before expenses. The company said it plans to use the proceeds for clinical development, working capital, and general corporate purposes.

** REalloys raises $100 million in private placement

** REalloys has raised $100 million in a private placement to support its operations and growth plans. The funding is expected to help advance the company’s strategic initiatives and strengthen its position in the market. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural, more formal, or more like a news headline.

Cardinal Infrastructure prices upsized $292M stock offering

Cardinal Infrastructure priced an upsized stock offering, raising $292 million. The company increased the deal size amid investor demand, providing additional capital for corporate purposes and growth initiatives.

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** Allegiant issues $650 million in senior secured notes due 2031

** Allegiant has priced $650 million in senior secured notes due 2031. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including refinancing existing debt and supporting ongoing business needs.

** Cathie Wood’s ARK buys Cerebras Systems stock, sells Roku shares

** ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, added shares of AI chipmaker Cerebras Systems while reducing its position in Roku. The trades were disclosed through ARK’s daily fund activity and reflect continued portfolio shifts toward artificial intelligence-related investments.

** Enerflex extends credit facility maturity to 2029

** Enerflex has extended the maturity of its credit facility to 2029, improving its near-term debt profile and financial flexibility. The move supports ongoing operations and capital allocation as the company manages its borrowing needs and liquidity.

** Western Union nears completion of Intermex acquisition

** Western Union is close to completing its acquisition of International Money Express (Intermex), according to the companies. The deal is expected to strengthen Western Union’s presence in the money transfer market and expand its customer reach.