News Summary - 06/27/2026
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** US strikes on Iran after attack on cargo ship
** US Central Command said it carried out strikes on missile and drone storage facilities and coastal radar positions in response to an attack on a cargo ship.
** Venezuela earthquakes kill 920 people as international rescue teams arrive
** Hundreds are still feared trapped under rubble, while desperate families search for news of their loved ones.
** Mother dies saving daughter in Venezuela earthquakes
** Héctor Bello said on social media that his wife gave her life to save their daughter during the earthquakes, which have killed at least 920 people.
** Meloni and Trump: A very public fallout that is proving very hard to fix
** Once seen as a “Trump whisperer,” Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has seen her relationship with Donald Trump deteriorate sharply, shifting from public criticism to personal insults.
** Europe’s deadly heatwave breaks German record and halts public events
** Germany provisionally records its highest-ever temperature at 41.3°C in Saarbrücken, near the French border, amid a severe European heatwave.
** Religious controversy as Texas makes Bible stories required reading in schools
** Critics argue that Texas’s new reading requirements for schools infringe on religious freedoms and blur the separation of church and state by mandating Bible stories in the curriculum.
** DR Congo takes Rwanda to international court over decades of conflict
** Kinshasa has brought Rwanda before an international court, accusing it of committing multiple violations linked to decades of conflict since the 1994 Rwanda genocide.
** Israel and Lebanon sign framework agreement after US-brokered talks
** Hezbollah was not included in Friday’s agreement, raising doubts about how durable it will be. Previous Israel-Lebanon ceasefires have not fully stopped the violence, and near-daily cross-border strikes have continued despite earlier truces.
** Ex-Trump adviser John Bolton pleads guilty to mishandling classified documents
** Bolton faces up to five years in prison and has agreed to pay a $2.25 million fine, prosecutors say.
** Christmas market attacker jailed for life for murdering six in Germany
** A man who drove into a Christmas market in 2024, killing a nine-year-old child and five women, has been sentenced to life in prison for murder.
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** Four men detained over child marriage in Sierra Leone appear in landmark court case
** Four men, including the father and husband of a 17-year-old girl, have appeared in a landmark court case over an alleged child marriage in Sierra Leone. If convicted, they could face years in prison.
** Canada eligible to join Eurovision competition
** Prime Minister Mark Carney raised the idea of Canada joining the song contest in his 2025 budget.
** US sanctions Rwanda gold refinery accused of smuggling DR Congo's minerals
** The US says Gasabo Gold Refinery in Rwanda smuggled at least 60 kg of gold in early 2026, amid concerns over illicit mineral trade linked to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
** Reflecting Pool liner cut with a sharp knife or razor, National Park Service says
** Donald Trump blamed vandals earlier in the week for a 300-foot gash in the pool and said someone had also put fertilizer in the water.
** Asian stock markets fall as tech shares decline
** Trading on South Korea’s Kospi index was halted for the third time this week as authorities acted to prevent panic selling amid a broader decline in Asian stock markets, led by losses in technology shares.
** Housing board votes to freeze New York rents in victory for Mamdani
** New York’s housing board approved a rent freeze, a win for Mamdani and a move welcomed by many tenants. Landlords, however, warned the policy could deepen financial strain and lead to poorer housing conditions.
** Row over alleged theft of donations from India's landmark Ram temple
** Questions are being raised over the handling of cash, valuable jewellery, gold and silver offered by devotees. **Translation:** Concerns are being raised about how cash, valuable jewelry, gold, and silver offerings from devotees are being handled.
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** Women alleging rape and sexual assault in France call for abolition of the statute of limitations
** More than 50 women are urging France to abolish the statute of limitations for rape and sexual assault, saying it has blocked their access to justice and allowed alleged attackers to avoid prosecution.
** Supreme Court Allows Trump to End Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian Immigrants
** The Supreme Court’s ruling allows the Trump administration to move forward with ending protected status for Haitian and Syrian immigrants, paving the way to deport hundreds of thousands of people who have lived in the United States for years.
** Trump asks Congress for billions for an Iran war after tensions with Republicans
** The president is seeking billions in funding for a possible war with Iran, but the budget is likely to face strong resistance in Congress. The effort is complicated by growing tensions with some Republicans, including disagreements within his own party over the issue.
** Families lay flowers on barbed wire barricade on the anniversary of deadly Kenya protests
** Families and protesters marked the anniversary of Kenya’s deadly 2024 protests by laying flowers at a barbed-wire barricade. They called for justice for the dozens killed during the demonstrations, as well as for deaths linked to last year’s anniversary protests.
** Ryanair says it will reluctantly not charge parents to sit next to children
** Ryanair says it will stop charging parents the usual £8 each-way fee to sit with their young children, though it describes the move as reluctant. The airline had previously charged adults to choose seats next to their children.
** Oil price falls back to pre-Iran war levels
** Oil prices dropped back to pre-Iran war levels as signs emerged that traffic through the vital Strait of Hormuz shipping route is gradually resuming, easing market fears over supply disruptions.
** Key figure in South Africa police corruption scandal pleads guilty
** Prosecutors say Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala could provide evidence against high-ranking officials.
** IBM hails new “block of flats” design breakthrough for ultra-tiny chips
** IBM says it has developed the world’s first known chip technology smaller than 1 nanometre. The company calls it a major design breakthrough, although it is not yet ready for production and may take some time before it can be used commercially.
** Philippines bans video game played by alleged high school shooter
** A rare school shooting in the Philippines killed three students and injured 20 others, shocking the nation.
** Anthropic accuses Chinese rival Alibaba of illicitly extracting AI capabilities
** Anthropic alleges that Alibaba used fraudulent accounts to access data from its Claude AI model, claiming that the Chinese company illicitly extracted AI capabilities.
** They left the West for Russia’s traditional values, but it wasn’t what they expected
** The BBC interviews Westerners who moved to Russia to see whether the country’s “traditional values” match their expectations.
** The first nonstop London-to-Sydney flight is coming — with challenges
** Analysts describe the planned first nonstop London-to-Sydney flight as a major milestone in aviation, but the article questions whether travelers would actually want to buy a ticket for such an ultra-long journey.
** Hit South African show gets the world talking about polygamy and cheating
** A Zulu-language TV series centered on a man with multiple wives has become a global hit, sparking widespread conversation about polygamy and cheating.
** Why GTA 6 will launch without a disc — and what it means for gamers
** The article explores whether GTA 6 launching without a physical disc signals a broader shift in gaming toward digital-only distribution, similar to music and films. It considers what this could mean for players, including ownership, convenience, and the future of physical game media.
** Earthquake delivers a devastating blow to Venezuela amid uncertainty
** Two earthquakes struck Venezuela just months after former leader Nicolás Maduro was seized by U.S. forces, deepening the country’s uncertainty and adding to its instability.
** The abundant but expensive energy source beneath your feet
** Startups are exploring new ways to harness geothermal energy, aiming to make this abundant underground power source more practical. The big question is whether their innovations can overcome high costs and create a competitive economic model.
** Just how much trouble is Canada’s economy in?
** Five charts compare Canada’s economic performance with other wealthy nations, highlighting key indicators that show how the country is performing and where it may be struggling.
** Watch: BBC reports from La Guaira, one of Venezuela's worst-hit areas
** Vanessa Silva visited Venezuela’s coastal state of La Guaira, one of the areas hardest hit by the twin earthquakes. Rescuers are still searching through rubble for survivors as recovery efforts continue after the devastating quakes.
** Watch: Lightning strikes seen across the UK
** Lightning lit up the skies across the UK in the early hours of Friday as intense heat triggered thunderstorms.
** Debris falls after plane hits Beijing's tallest building
** Social media footage captured debris falling to the ground after a small aircraft crashed into Beijing's tallest skyscraper.
** Woman pulled alive from rubble after Venezuela earthquake
** First responders and volunteers rescued a woman alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in La Guaira after the earthquake in Venezuela.
** Aerial footage reveals destruction in coastal Venezuela
** Multi-storey buildings collapsed in La Guaira after two major earthquakes struck on Wednesday, leaving significant destruction in the coastal Venezuelan area.
** Spain - Uruguay at the 2026 World Cup, live: preview and latest updates on the Spanish national team’s group-stage match
** Spain, coached by Luis de la Fuente, faces Uruguay in its 2026 World Cup match with the aim of securing the top spot in Group H. The Spanish team takes on a two-time champion that arrives in difficult form.
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** Spain has two possible opponents, while Argentina already has its matchup confirmed against Cape Verde. France, meanwhile, is waiting to learn one of the best third-place teams to define its World Cup matchup.
** Spain’s round-of-16 opponent: the Austria vs. Algeria match, with plenty of intrigue
** Spain, coached by Luis de la Fuente, will face the winner of the round-of-16 clash between Austria and Algeria. The match will be played on Thursday, July 2 at 9:00 p.m.
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** Cape Verde made history by qualifying for the World Cup and now has a chance to finish first in Group H if it wins its match and Spain loses to Uruguay.
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** Spanish volunteer firefighters travel to Venezuela to help with rescue efforts after the disaster. ERICAM members say the priority is to find survivors as quickly as possible, since the first 72 hours are decisive. “Since your goal is to save lives, there’s no fatigue,” says Myriam González.
** The death toll from the Venezuela earthquakes is around one thousand, including five Spaniards; there are 3,360 injured and 172 trapped
** Venezuelan authorities estimate that the earthquakes have left about 1,000 dead, 3,360 injured, and 172 people trapped. Among the victims are five Spaniards. In addition, 4,000 people are reported to be affected and around 1,500 buildings damaged.
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** The UN is considering the possibility that the number of people missing due to the earthquakes could rise to 50,000. In addition, sources from the Office for Humanitarian Affairs report that 30 international rescue teams have been deployed, with 1,600 personnel and 100 dogs.
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** Two consecutive earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5, separated by about 40 seconds, shook Venezuela and caused severe devastation, leaving chaos and destruction in their wake.
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** Iberia has suspended flights to Caracas until July 1, while Air Europa and Plus Ultra have canceled theirs until Sunday.
** Delcy Rodríguez announces the militarization of La Guaira, the area most affected by the earthquakes, after a wave of looting
** Authorities report at least 920 dead and 3,360 injured after the earthquakes. La Guaira, the worst-affected area, will be militarized following a wave of looting, according to Delcy Rodríguez.
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** Venezuela’s acting president announced the militarization of the coastal state of La Guaira after it was declared a natural disaster zone following the earthquakes that devastated the region.
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** A viral video shows an athlete staying calm in a gym during an earthquake, surprising social media users with his apparent serenity.
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** The mayor informed the media in an audio message that on Thursday, it was the school where the children study that alerted authorities to the family’s disappearance, raising alarm among officials and relatives.
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** A magnitude 5.8 earthquake shook eastern Japan and was strongly felt in Tokyo. Some towns in the prefectures of Chiba and Ibaraki recorded a level 4 on Japan’s 7-level seismic scale, which measures the intensity and destructive potential of tremors.
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** Sources from the Canary Islands government have confirmed that Isabel Jara, the Canary Islands government delegate in Venezuela, is among the fatalities from the collapse of the building where she lived. Authorities said that debris removal work was underway at the building.
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** The PSOE Federal Committee will approve a new regulation and review the implementation of the 13 measures adopted a year ago after Santos Cerdán’s departure over corruption. It will also set the timetable for the primaries, with the aim of containing internal criticism and activating the party’s election preparations.
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** Nearly a dozen open corruption cases are putting Pedro Sánchez’s government under pressure. According to the text, Spain stands out among EU countries for having a more serious and less controlled situation than its European neighbors.
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** The average cost of green mortgages in Spain has risen to 4.07%, according to the 7th Green Finance Barometer by Asufin. Higher borrowing costs and limited availability are making these loans less attractive than other financing options.
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** Although a heatwave is not expected, temperatures will rise again in much of the Iberian Peninsula in the next few hours, so the heat will remain present in much of the country.
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** The obesity specialist explains that Ozempic is not a miracle solution for weight loss. He also points out the best alternative to these drugs and how to use them properly, if taken, to avoid regaining the weight lost.
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** Researcher César Boherderoe explains to *20minutos* the electromagnetic frequency system developed jointly by the University of Alicante and the Polytechnic University of Valencia to change jellyfish behavior and help keep them away from beaches.
** U.S. bombs Iran after Tehran’s attack on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz
** U.S. aircraft bombed Iranian drone and missile warehouses, as well as coastal bases with radar, in response to Tehran’s attack on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz.
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** Metro de Madrid has renewed its training facilities in Cuatro Vientos, Canillejas, and Hortaleza with new equipment and computer environments. The simulators will be more immersive and realistic, and will incorporate new routes, such as the future Line 11, to improve driver training.
** Participate in the big World Cup challenge: 100 questions to find out if you know the most about the tournament
** 20minutos is launching a challenge to find the fan who knows the most about the World Cup. The contest consists of 100 questions about the tournament, which will be held this summer in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
** Alarm in the United States over the spread of “zombie” squirrels: “They spread easily”
** The affected squirrels suffer from fibromatosis, a disease caused by the leporipoxvirus. This condition causes lesions and a “zombie” appearance, and it can spread easily among these animals.
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** Sevilla FC announced on Friday that Joaquín Caparrós has been diagnosed with colon cancer.
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** Irene Montero admitted on Alba Carrillo’s show that she has had relationships with people on the political right. The comment, presented as a lighthearted confession, drew attention because she said she has had “alguna caidita” despite her left-wing profile.
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** Felipe VI told Spaniards that the relationship between Spain and Mexico is alive and reflected in the citizens of both countries. He also noted Queen Letizia’s affection for that city and its university, and expressed his confidence in a prosperous future for bilateral ties.
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** The Community of Madrid announces a two-year increase in extra pay for holidays, nights and on-call shifts for doctors, as well as a new Saturday bonus for nurses. The unions consider these increases insufficient, although the regional government says it will continue updating this pay in the coming years.
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** The BBC presenter explained to her followers that she appeared live with one eye without makeup because she has had a difficult week. The journalist shared that her pharmacist is helping her, suggesting that she is dealing with a personal or health issue while receiving professional support.
** Police board a boat over a gender-based assault in waters off Ibiza
** Police intervened on a boat in waters off Ibiza after a gender-based assault. When officers arrived, the victim was already being cared for by other passengers on the vessel and was in good condition.
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** There were no first-category winners in the Bonoloto drawing, so the jackpot increases and will be up for grabs this Saturday, reaching 1.9 million euros.
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** Judge Calama believes the facts under investigation could amount to a crime against the Public Treasury and offers the Treasury the opportunity to join the case as a “potentially harmed party” in connection with the jewels linked to Zapatero.
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** A Danone study shows that children’s nutrition has become a major source of emotional and financial pressure for households, highlighting the burden faced by families with children as they try to adequately meet their children’s dietary needs.
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** Thanks to the CaixaProinfancia program, children and young people in vulnerable situations receive socio-educational support to improve their opportunities and promote their overall development.
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** The Scottish island of Mullagrach, with 35 hectares of land and a single building, has gone on the market for a price lower than that of an average apartment in Madrid.
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** According to the organization Detained in Dubai, 23-year-old British TikToker Brooke George may have acted in self-defense when she used a kitchen knife against her 26-year-old partner, after allegedly suffering abuse and fearing for her life.
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** Álvaro Morata was seen at a restaurant in Capri with a very striking and different look, during his first reconciliation getaway with Alice Campello.
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** Hours after being released, Susana Saborido’s brother has accused his wife of having had an affair with “a waiter at the April Fair,” suggesting that it would all be a plan to force him out of his home.
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** A study questions the supposed progress of “body positivity” by showing that models maintain a weight similar to that of 25 years ago. The text also warns about aesthetic pressure in Spain, where 88.6% of teenage girls say they would like to be thinner.
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** The person explains that they do not have much time to cook and also do not enjoy doing it, so they use kitchen accessories that help them prepare meals quickly and get out in a hurry.
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** Inflation and changes in habits after Covid have altered household spending: families now allocate more of their budget to housing, healthcare, pharmaceutical products, and gyms, while reducing spending on new cars and hospitality, such as bars and restaurants.
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** Santiago Segura has announced that *“Torrente President”* will arrive on Netflix on June 26, and has preemptively responded to its detractors, ironically telling those who don’t like the film to carry on with their happy lives.
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** The article presents this summer’s necklace trends, highlighting pieces that add personality to summer outfits, such as marine charm designs and bandana-style necklaces.
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** In summer, the extra free time can intensify the amount of time couples spend together, especially for those who spend less time together during the rest of the year, which increases the likelihood of arguments and emotional tension.
** The solution for 5G connectivity could be in an aircraft-shaped tower
** The test aims to demonstrate that these aircraft-shaped platforms can complement current 5G networks, providing additional support to improve connectivity and expand coverage.
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** The airline, based in Algeria, has become the first airline in the country to be included on the European Union’s blacklist for safety reasons.
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** Enjoying the World Cup with friends away from home makes the experience even better, and Madrid offers ideal bars and restaurants to watch, feel, and experience the tournament in a shared and lively atmosphere.
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** Iveco’s plant in Madrid covers 374,000 square meters and employs around 2,700 workers.
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** A new appearance of legged crabs on the Cíes Islands has come as a surprise for the third time this year. The phenomenon is linked to rising sea temperatures, northerly winds, and the migratory behavior of this species.
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** Actress Ana Polvorosa narrates the six installments of the *Blackwater* saga in an audiobook, highlighting its potential as ideal material for a TV series.
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** Russia says it shot down 660 drones in the latest Ukrainian attack, the largest recorded so far. According to official Kremlin data, daily attacks average 220 drones, and in June around 9,700 Ukrainian drones were downed.
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** A 30-year-old Dominican man has been sentenced to 23 years in prison for murdering his partner with 45 stab wounds. The victim suffered injuries to her face, neck, arms, chest, and legs. The defendant had been listed in the VioGén monitoring system for gender-based violence cases.
** The Mossos find a body on Joaquim Costa Street in Barcelona
** The Mossos d'Esquadra have found a body on Joaquim Costa Street in Barcelona. The investigation remains open to clarify the circumstances of the death.
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** The text reflects on the difficulty of learning languages in adulthood and refers to a generation that studied French in high school until 1977, not English. Drawing on that personal experience, it empathetically highlights the challenges faced by someone trying to master a foreign language later in life.
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** The text argues that when regimes like the Cuban one claim to be opening up to capitalism, it is not a real opening, but rather a controlled expansion of economic distribution. According to the author, they do this in a calculated way and are pushed by a deep crisis.
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** The text criticizes Mark Rutte for trying to “whitewash” the allies’ rejection of war with Iran, pointing out that his statements wrongly and unnecessarily contradict European leaders such as Italy’s Meloni.
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** The article says that tragedies transcend ideology and emphasizes the need to help Venezuela, describing it as a country that has suffered greatly.
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** Adidas and Rick Owens have resumed their collaboration after 10 years with a highly controversial proposal presented in Paris. The collection, with a dystopian aesthetic, challenges the traditional tracksuit and once again brings together the sportswear brand with the designer known for his dark and provocative vision.
** Nico Williams’ most personal side: from his family’s story of overcoming hardship to his engineer girlfriend
** Nico Williams, a star for Athletic and in European football, keeps his humble origins very much in mind. Alongside his brother Iñaki, he has not forgotten his family’s story of overcoming adversity, while his personal life also draws attention because of his relationship with an engineer girlfriend.
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** Starmer represents the latest link in a decade of instability in the United Kingdom, marked by political and social uncertainty. Since Brexit, the country has experienced a succession of prime ministers and crises that have deepened the chaos and the sense of institutional strain.
** What They Didn’t Tell You About the Pelvic Floor and You Should Know: The Three Truths
** The article highlights that the pelvic floor requires training and care, and that you shouldn’t just resign yourself to its problems. It emphasizes that working on this area is key to health and well-being, and that knowing three essential truths helps prevent and improve its function.
** From the Mediterranean to the Atlantic: the map of the coastal areas in Spain to buy a house
** Demand for housing on the Spanish coast is no longer concentrated only in the Mediterranean. More and more buyers are exploring other areas of the coastline, expanding real estate interest to different coastal locations across the country.
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** Iberia’s free WiFi uses Starlink’s satellite network, allowing passengers to access internet onboard for the entire flight. The service can deliver speeds of up to 500 Mbps, a major improvement over typical in-flight connectivity.
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** A formal defect in the photographic evidence included in the notice may be the key to annulling a traffic fine imposed by the DGT. If the documentation does not meet the requirements, the speeding penalty could be invalidated.
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** The high demand for rental housing is making it increasingly difficult to find an apartment, even as prices continue to rise. This worsens the exclusion of many families, who see access to renting become more and more complicated.
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** The Efficient Happiness Index at Work was developed by workplace well-being expert Antonio Rodríguez.
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** 20bien is launching its Wellbeing Mailbox so readers can share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather inspiring experiences that can help motivate and guide other people.
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** 20minutos invites readers to use Ciudadano20, a channel for sharing information, suggesting topics of interest, and reporting stories that could be investigated by the outlet.
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** Begoña Gómez has asked for her case to be put on hold until the Madrid Provincial Court decides on the appeals, arguing that this would prevent a state of defenselessness and ensure a process with full guarantees.
** Volkswagen studies cutting up to 100,000 jobs and closing factories as part of a "future plan"
** Volkswagen has reiterated that its current business model no longer works for all of its brands, amid a context in which it is considering a future plan that could include cuts of up to 100,000 jobs and the closure of factories.
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** A study indicates that the rhythm of human laughter has remained almost unchanged for at least 15 million years. The research suggests that humans and great apes share this laughter pattern because of a common ancestor.
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** An international study reveals that social media strongly influences young people’s career aspirations, to the point that many children would rather be influencers than doctors or astronauts.
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** North Korea said it has modernized its arsenal and carried out tests of new missile systems near the border with South Korea. The move seeks to increase pressure on Seoul and, according to Pyongyang, generate “fear in the enemy.”
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** Pedro Ramis founded Semper Vivens after the death of his teenage nephew. The company markets in Europe a system to transform funeral ashes into trees, an initiative born out of grief and focused on providing comfort and satisfaction to families.
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** Sociologists point out that the rise of fitness among young people is driven by uncertainty, discipline, and the standards promoted on social media. For Generation Z, the gym not only improves physical health, but also provides emotional well-being and an escape from anxiety and stress.
** The Neanderthal fever reaches the general public: “They are no longer distant cousins; they are brothers”
** The new scientific image of Neanderthals, along with recent discoveries, has greatly increased public interest in this species, which is increasingly seen as closer to human history and less as a distant relative.
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** The news highlights how Alba Carrillo surprised viewers live by performing a song by Concha Piquer, showing her most spontaneous and artistic side. The presenter explained that she had that singing style “inside her” and brought it out during the broadcast, creating a striking and funny moment on the show.
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** The residents of Hostalric, in Girona, are suffering from a severe fly infestation that prevents them from opening the windows of their homes. According to the report, it all appears to have started at a recycling company, where the larvae are believed to have hatched.
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** Agustín managed to find his closest relatives alive after the earthquakes in Venezuela, but a family friend was found dead, all of them. Fear remains among the neighbors, and many people still do not dare to go back into their homes.
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** The journalist said that his family is safe after the earthquakes in Venezuela, but noted that the most affected buildings are the recently constructed ones.
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** Telecinco is reorganizing its mornings for the summer: *La mirada crítica* will open the time slot, and *Vamos a ver* will move its broadcast earlier to 10:30 a.m.
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** Social media and its viral dynamics are displacing traditional journalism, prioritizing emotion and immediacy over verification and analysis.
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** Two *First Dates* participants star in an unexpected scene by undressing completely in the jacuzzi. The moment, described as a “complete stripping off,” has caused surprise because of its spontaneity and the lighthearted tone of the encounter.
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** The documentary *Denominación de origen* brings together players from the Spanish national team and their families to show their most personal and lesser-known side.
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** Virginia Troconis laments the deaths caused by the earthquakes in Venezuela and expresses her pain over the situation. She is grateful that her loved ones are safe, although she confesses how difficult it is for her to be far away while her mind remains there.
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** Princesses Beatriz and Eugenia attended their cousin Peter’s wedding, following the instructions of their father, Andrés, who asked them to keep their heads held high despite the family situation and the eviction.
** BTS lands in Madrid with their world tour to perform their first concerts in Spain in their history
** BTS, the acclaimed K-pop group, will perform for the first time in Spain with two concerts in Madrid. The shows will take place this Friday, June 26, and Saturday, June 27, at the Metropolitano Stadium, as part of their world tour.
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** Diego Matamoros has worried his followers by sharing an image from a hospital room. Even so, the TV personality has tried to reassure everyone by saying that “everything is fine,” without giving more details about the reason for his admission.
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** Actress Esther Acebo announced on Instagram that she is pregnant for the second time and shared the news enthusiastically.
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** Venezuelan creator FairlyGab was caught by surprise by the earthquakes while she was live-streaming and playing Minecraft. In the middle of the shaking, she left the set, but kept the camera on during the catastrophe.
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** Anna Clara Rocha, an influencer, mentor, and consultant, died at the age of 27 after suffering a serious traffic accident in Rio de Janeiro. Her vehicle overturned and she was rushed to the hospital, but she did not survive.
** Gastón Edul explodes after criticism over his signing for “La Velada del Año 6”: “I wasn’t going to set aside the World Cup, it’s my passion”
** Argentine journalist and influencer Gastón Edul responded to criticism over his participation in *La Velada del Año 6*. He made clear that his work at the World Cup remains his priority and that he wasn’t going to put it aside because it is his great passion.
** Cayetano Rivera takes a step further with Tamara Gorro and accompanies her to the ‘Y ahora Sonsoles’ party
** The ‘Y ahora Sonsoles’ party, organized by Sonsoles Ónega on the rooftop of the Emperador Hotel, brought together much of the show’s team. Cayetano Rivera accompanied Tamara Gorro to the event, marking a new step in their public relationship.
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** The Real Madrid midfielder announced on Friday on his social media that he is leaving the club. In his farewell message, he emphasized that it has been an honor to wear the white shirt.
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** Erling Haaland will not start as a starter against France in the match for the lead in Group I. The game pits two teams vying for first place, with France confirming its strong form and status as a favorite after securing a perfect winning record.
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** Manchester City have signed 23-year-old British midfielder Elliot Anderson for €135 million, making it the second most expensive transfer in history.
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** Spain closes out the group stage this Friday night against Uruguay in a decisive match to secure first place in the group.
** Lives with his sister, balances football and studies: Pau Cubarsí’s personal side
** At just 19 years old, Pau Cubarsí is already a key player in Barça’s defense. In addition to standing out on the pitch, he balances his football career with his studies and lives with his sister, reflecting a more private and focused personal side.
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** Mafalda Carbonell has premiered *All the Colors*, a film in which she plays Belén, a rebellious teenager who uses a wheelchair. The actress defends the importance of normalizing disability and representing it naturally on screen.
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** Plena inclusión España welcomed the greater emphasis on dependency support, while stressing that people with intellectual or developmental disabilities need personalized, stable, and accessible support to live independently.
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** According to UNESCO data, children with disabilities suffer school bullying four times more often than other students.
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** Cocemfe welcomes the increased funding for dependency care, but warns that thousands of people still wait months or even years to receive legally recognized benefits and services. The organization stresses that reducing these waiting lists remains an urgent priority.
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** The president of the CNMV considers it desirable to expand the Ibex to 50 listed companies and to reduce the weight of banking in the index. He has also reiterated the need to reform the Takeover Bids Law following BBVA’s failed attempt to acquire Banco Sabadell, although he does not consider it urgent.
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** Artificial intelligence is being incorporated into summer programs, from courses for students and professionals to camps for children, where it is gaining prominence as part of the educational and training offerings.
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** The Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda calls on banks to get involved in solving the housing crisis and help address the debt left by the previous economic crisis. She also criticizes the partisan use of the term “inquiokupación,” which she says is intended to generate fear.
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** Stellantis confirms that it will propose voluntary or negotiated departures to employees in Madrid as part of a redundancy plan affecting 175 workers. The company nevertheless says the plant’s future is guaranteed.
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** CCOO has proposed an annual salary increase of 4%, a reduction in working hours, and a minimum of 28 hours per week for part-time contracts. Negotiations on the collective agreement for department stores have only just begun, as the current agreement expires on December 31.
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** Trump warned that he will impose a 100% tariff on any European country that taxes the digital services of American companies, and said this measure could nullify the trade agreements signed with that country.
** The director of *Obsession* explains the ending and reveals the original version he discarded: “She experiences everything”
** Curry Barker explains to *CINEMANÍA* some key points about the film’s ending, as this horror movie continues to gain popularity with both audiences and international critics.
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** The restaurant in *The Bear* faces debts, buyout offers that put its future at risk, and the hardest blow of all: Carmy’s possible departure. The series is heading into its final season as tension rises over the fate of the business and its characters.
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** Hollywood usually organizes pre-release screenings for influencers for its big premieres, but in this case there has been a change of plans and they have been kept to an absolute minimum.
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** Nick Frost, known for *Shaun of the Dead* and *How to Train Your Dragon*, will be the new Hagrid in the HBO Max series. The actor anticipates that his portrayal of the beloved character, previously played by Robbie Coltrane in the films, won’t please all fans.
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** Riz Ahmed, who has been linked to the role of James Bond, jokes about it in his new series *Bait*. However, the actor reveals that in real life he has been approached three times to be recruited as a spy, blending fiction with a surprising personal anecdote.
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** Retatrutide is an innovative anti-obesity drug that acts on three hormonal pathways simultaneously. In clinical trials, it has achieved very significant weight loss in patients.
** They identify a flaw in childhood growth due to poor connection between the brain and liver
** Researchers at Biomédica de Salamanca have identified that, during childhood growth, the liver must receive nerve signals from the brain. The finding suggests that poor communication between these two organs can alter the process, even when growth appears to be developing correctly.
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** A report by the OCU questions widespread assumptions about lemon beer, a very popular summer drink. The study reveals that some brands do not actually contain lemon and that, moreover, they are not always as light as people think.
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** In hot weather, it’s common to eat lighter, but often not enough so. A nutritionist points out how to make summer meals more complete to avoid feeling hungry, especially when preparing salads and other cold dishes.
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** The WHO will test two antivirals in patients infected with the Bundibugyo variant of Ebola in Congo to assess whether they help reduce mortality and improve treatment of the outbreak.
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** Various studies have confirmed that pesticides can seriously affect human health, being associated with cancer, reproductive problems, and other adverse effects.
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** A team from Yonsei University in South Korea has developed an artificial retina based on liquid metal. Its goal is to restore vision in people with retinal damage and, potentially, expand human perception beyond its current capabilities.
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** Google Home Speaker with Gemini offers better sound, more natural responses, and advanced smart-home features. However, many of its most useful functions are behind a subscription, making the upgrade promising but limited unless you pay.
** ZTE takes its ultrathin phone push even further with the 5.99 mm nubia Air Pro
** ZTE introduces the nubia Air Pro, an ultra-thin mid-range phone measuring just 5.99 mm. It features a 6.77-inch display, a 5,000 mAh battery, a 108 MP main camera, and a sports mode that turns the interface into a control center for workouts.
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** Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, warns that the arrival of artificial general intelligence will be a major turning point. He says humanity has little time to prepare for its impact, highlighting the urgency of anticipating its consequences.
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** RealCheck, Bitdefender’s new app, analyzes videos to detect whether they have been manipulated or are deepfakes. Its goal is to help users avoid deception and possible scams based on fake audio-visual content.
** Style analysis: the scarf at the hip (and not the belt) is the key accessory for Spanish women this summer
** The article highlights that the best-dressed Spanish women are choosing to wear the scarf at the hip or around the waist as the summer’s star accessory, replacing the belt to add a stylish touch to their looks.
** “Reverse walk”: why walking backward has become a trend
** Walking backward, or “reverse walk,” has become a trend because of its health benefits. This practice helps improve posture, balance, and coordination, and can be a simple way to exercise the body in a different way.
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** Alamares, buttons of Eastern-inspired design, have become a trend. The article explains why they stand out and offers tips on how to wear them stylishly and dress better, adding an original and elegant touch to garments.
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** A very simple gesture can help you regain calm immediately when you feel anxiety, stress, or emotional blockage.
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** Coach Juan Abril analyzes the differences between men and women when exercising and points out that women have several physical and performance advantages during training.
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** Sara Carbonero has once again embraced her boho style with a pair of Desigual balloon pants during her latest trip to Lanzarote. The journalist won people over with this look, which stands out for instantly elevating any outfit and for being a Spanish-made garment.
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** The 2024 report from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) indicates that grapes, strawberries, and oranges are among the fruits with the highest pesticide presence, according to results analyzed by European authorities.
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** Although it resembles rice pudding, San Juan macarons are actually a dessert from Ibiza made with pasta, but not with the usual macaroni. It is a traditional recipe eaten during the San Juan festival.
** 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 more enjoyable when paired with well-prepared recipes.
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** A Mexican cooking expert shared an authentic guacamole recipe, highlighting how this traditional sauce is prepared compared with less faithful versions.
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** Manuel Costiña has created a culinary proposal that reinterprets the traditional dishes of his grandparents and parents using modern techniques. The result is a fine dining experience centered on local ingredients and family memory, with a price of around 200 euros per diner.
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** Brazil offers a rich culinary diversity beyond feijoada, with dishes such as acarajé, a traditional recipe from the northeastern part of the country with deep African roots.
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** This small Portuguese village by the Atlantic, very close to Spain, stands out for its peace and charm. Although tiny, it hides little corners and curiosities that surprise those who visit it, making it a little-known gem.
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** These iconic destinations are very popular with travelers, but many visitors leave disappointed after seeing them in person.
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** The Community of Madrid has launched its first via ferrata, a free 400-meter route designed for the most adventurous and for those looking for a different mountain experience.
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** Madrid now has a direct flight to Johannesburg, making it the only non-stop air connection between Spain and South Africa. This new route links the Spanish capital with Africa’s main aviation hub, improving travel options and connectivity between the two countries.
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** The government authorizes truck drivers and bus drivers to complete up to 66% of the initial CPC training online, without needing to attend a driving school or study center in person for much of the course.
** The Aragonese Pyrenees sign a manifesto against the suspension of the Sabiñánigo bypass on the A-23 motorway
** 52 public and private entities from the Aragonese Pyrenees have signed a manifesto calling for the unblocking of the Sabiñánigo bypass on the A-23 motorway. The infrastructure, which is already 98% complete, has been completely halted 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. The electric SUV expands its lineup with a more affordable option and up to 441 km of range.
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** OJ Renting arrives in Spain offering the full Omoda & Jaecoo lineup with fixed monthly payments for individuals and businesses. The offer includes hybrid and electric models starting at 349 euros per month, expanding the leasing options for these brands.
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** The Toyota Corolla Cross goes unnoticed in the market, but stands out as a very smart option thanks to its hybrid setup and its strong SUV credentials.
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** Škoda has unveiled the Peaq, a seven-seat electric SUV positioned as its new flagship model. It stands out for offering a range of more than 638 kilometers, combining spacious interior capacity with an extended driving range to compete in the family electric vehicle segment.
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** Madrid will launch its first rural roads plan with an investment of 58 million euros. The program includes 42 projects in 38 municipalities with fewer than 20,000 inhabitants, set to begin at the end of this year, in order to reduce travel times and improve the safety of about 250,000 people.
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** The MACBA in Barcelona will offer free admission on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays throughout the summer. In addition, on the first Sunday of each month, entry will be free all day.
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** The prosecution is asking for 29 years in prison for the accused, whom it charges with several offenses, including five counts of attempted homicide, for crashing his car into a bar in Os Mallos three times.
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** A man reacted violently when he was denied a cigarette in a bar in Palma. He returned to the venue armed with a large stick and attacked the customers, whom he also threatened to kill.
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** The Civil Guard is investigating a head-on collision that occurred at kilometer 12 of the A-8013, near Castiblanco de los Arroyos (Seville), which left three people dead and three seriously injured.
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** A man died after getting trapped while trying to stop a vehicle in Gran Canaria. When emergency medical services arrived at the scene, they could only confirm his death.
** Arrested for running over his partner after an argument and leaving the scene without helping her in San Andrés
** A man was arrested in San Andrés, accused of running over his partner after an argument and fleeing the scene without helping her. The victim was assisted by several witnesses who rushed to help her after the driver abandoned her.
** Andorra and Spain study how to speed up residence administrative procedures
** Andorra and Spain are analyzing ways to expedite residence administrative procedures, with the aim of keeping the processes between both territories active and smooth. Representatives from both sides emphasized the importance of continuing to collaborate in this area.
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** A bather has died after drowning at the beach in Torre del Mar, Málaga. When emergency medical services arrived at the scene, they could only confirm the victim’s death.
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** The Barcelona City Council activated extraordinary aid of around 300,000 euros and will send firefighters to support the people of Venezuela, as part of its solidarity response following the minute of silence held during the municipal plenary session.
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** The Education Department has extended the deadline to prove Catalan C2 proficiency for those wishing to join the teaching pool, allowing them to be admitted with the commitment to obtain the certification during the school year. The measure aims to cover staffing needs.
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** Marcy, a young Dutch woman living in Ibiza, has denounced the dangerous traffic situation on the island. After observing several reckless driving behaviors, she warns drivers and pedestrians about the risks and asks everyone to be careful.
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** A video went viral because of a man’s funny response about his first sexual awakenings. The impact was so great that Madonna herself shared it on her Instagram account.
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** A young man went viral on TikTok for showing step by step how extra virgin olive oil is made from scratch. In his explanation, he detailed the process and pointed out that seven kilos of olives are needed to obtain it.
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** Togo, a five-year-old rescue dog, works with firefighter Rubén Bosch to locate buried or missing people in large areas. He is now heading to Venezuela to help with rescue efforts after two recent earthquakes.
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** Many serious human bite injuries happen when people try to break up an active dog fight with their hands.
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** Veterinarian Sara Acebo, a specialist in exotic animals, explains that turtles and other reptiles can suffer from problems such as hypocalcemia or pneumonia, but their symptoms are often nonspecific. This makes diagnosis difficult and delayed, so she recommends going to the veterinarian at any sign of illness.
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**Check the ONCE Cuponazo: results**
**Check the Cuponazo results from ONCE for Friday, June 26, 2026.**
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** Check Bonoloto: Friday numbers
** Check the Bonoloto results for Friday, June 26, 2026.
** What seemed like a routine rescue of a dog turned into a surprise
** A kayaker spotted a dog swimming from shore to shore and kept an eye on the animal until it could be rescued by firefighters. What seemed like a simple rescue operation ended up becoming an unexpected surprise.
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** While public attention focuses on OnlyFans content creators, the hundreds of men who also take part in the sexual challenges remain largely invisible and go unnoticed.
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** Satellite and aerial images reveal the severe devastation caused by the earthquakes in Venezuela, with especially noticeable damage in La Guaira. In large urban areas of the coastal city, buildings and structures can be seen reduced to rubble, showing the magnitude of the disaster.
** World on the runway: the most famous model each country has
** On the occasion of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the article presents a lineup of fashion stars, highlighting the most famous and unforgettable supermodels from different countries, such as Cindy Crawford, Gisele Bündchen, and Naomi Campbell.
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** Winning a World Cup is very difficult: only one national team does so every four years. For that reason, many great stars were never able to lift the trophy, whether because they played for less competitive teams, belonged to weak generations, or suffered injuries. The article presents some examples of legends who came close, but did not achieve it.
** The Solitude of Sánchez
** Malagón’s published cartoons in *20 Minutos* are referenced, highlighting a collection focused on current affairs and satire.
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** In a letter posted on social media, Enma López announced that she will step down from her positions in the PSOE Federal Executive in order to focus on the primaries for the Madrid mayoralty. She said that belonging to the PSOE has been “one of the greatest honors and privileges” for any Socialist party member.
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** A man stayed by his wife’s side during an earthquake, holding and shielding her until the shaking stopped. The emotional embrace moved many people in Venezuela, becoming a symbol of love and protection amid the tremors.
** Delcy Rodríguez thanks Elon Musk for free internet for Venezuela after the earthquakes
** Delcy Rodríguez thanked Elon Musk for providing free internet access in Venezuela following the earthquakes. The service will be available until July 25.
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** A judge has ordered the expulsion of 85 of the 119 occupants of the latest migrant boat that arrived in El Hierro. While the process is being handled, those people will be transferred to a Foreigner Detention Center.
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** Next Monday, the Council of Ministers will approve new measures to address the consequences of the war in Iran, as part of a new anti-crisis plan.
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** Cinesa, Spain’s largest cinema chain, has launched a pilot program to sell tickets based on seat location, following models used by airlines and theaters. The measure has sparked controversy, although the company presents it as an improvement in the moviegoing experience.
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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to rejuvenate the eyes, soften facial features, and add freshness, without losing your personal style.
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** The creators of *The Asunta Case* and *The Black Widow* present a new eight-episode Spanish thriller on Netflix, which has sparked comparisons with *The White Lotus*.
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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 is no longer the dominant choice as it once was, reflecting a new scenario in the mortgage market.
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** The Asturian chef shared a simple and eye-catching appetizer idea on his show to make a can of cockles better, recommending the use of mandarin and oil instead of lemon.
** *“Silo,” “The Walking Dead,” and Anya Taylor-Joy Return: Schedule of Must-Watch Series for July*
** Disney+, Prime Video, Netflix, HBO Max, and Movistar Plus present their summer lineup with premieres of new series and the return of highly anticipated titles. The article gathers the key release dates so viewers don’t miss July’s most notable shows.
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** James Norton plays Ormund Hightower, Otto’s nephew and Alicent’s cousin, Lord of Oldtown. The article highlights his elegance and prestige, presenting him as one of the most attractive and charismatic nobles in Westeros in the *Game of Thrones* universe.
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** A 37-year-old truck driver recounts on social media his first experience working the night shift with a trailer. He explains what it was like to discover the industry and describes the sensations of a night shift, which began at 12:00 midnight and ended at 11:30 in the morning.
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** A protected 122-meter historic passage between El Clot and Sant Martí, with colorful houses and 19th-century working-class architecture. Its quiet, pedestrian atmosphere makes it a small urban oasis in the middle of the neighborhood.
** The most spectacular of Temps de Flors 2026: streets, installations, and the most sought-after corners
** Catalonia’s most famous flower show features 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and tours of some of the city’s most emblematic corners, offering visitors and locals a standout visual and cultural experience.
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** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has earned it its fourth star. The improvements have focused on sustainability, accessibility, and comfort, strengthening its appeal in one of Cantabria’s most beautiful villages.
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** The Andalusian regional government has launched a new tourist visa to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most attractive areas of Seville, inspired by the stamp system of the Camino de Santiago to attract visitors and boost the local area.
** Gold prices register a weekly decline as bets on Fed rate hikes outweigh falling oil prices
** Gold prices declined over the week as expectations of additional Federal Reserve interest rate hikes outweighed support from lower oil prices. Higher interest rates can strengthen the U.S. dollar and put pressure on non-yielding gold, limiting demand despite broader market movements.
** Israel and Lebanon sign initial agreement after U.S.-mediated talks
** Israel and Lebanon have reached an initial agreement following U.S.-mediated talks, marking a tentative step toward easing tensions between the two countries. The deal reflects diplomatic progress, though details and next steps remain unclear.
** Oil set for more than 9% weekly loss after hitting pre-Middle East conflict lows
** Oil prices fell more than 9% for the week, reaching their lowest levels since before the Middle East conflict began. The decline was driven by easing geopolitical tensions and market concerns about demand, which outweighed any support from supply risks.
** Silver bounces in a downtrend, resistance at $61: Live levels
** Silver is showing a short-term rebound but remains in a broader downtrend. Traders are watching key live levels, with resistance near $61 as a possible ceiling. The article highlights technical support and resistance zones that may guide near-term price movement.
** Gold rallies into the $4,100–$4,150 resistance wall: Live levels
** The article says gold is rising toward a key resistance zone between $4,100 and $4,150. It highlights the live technical levels traders are watching as the metal tests this ceiling, which could determine whether the rally continues or stalls.
** U.S. diesel refining economics remain strong despite Iran war truce
** U.S. diesel refining margins remain strong despite the Iran war truce, supported by resilient demand and tight supply. Market participants say the ceasefire has eased some geopolitical risk, but has not significantly changed the fundamentals for diesel production or pricing. Refineries continue to benefit from favorable economics as inventories remain relatively constrained.
** Trump clean energy tax credit cutoff drives project rush as prices set to soar
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** London cocoa falls 2.8% after hitting five-month high
** Cocoa futures in London fell 2.8% after briefly reaching a five-month peak, as traders took profits and market sentiment shifted. The move followed recent volatility driven by supply concerns and broader commodity market pressures.
** Robusta coffee dips slightly after hitting three-month high
** Robusta coffee prices eased after reaching a three-month peak, while market participants monitored supply conditions and broader agricultural commodity trends. The move followed recent gains driven by tighter availability and trading activity.
** Sugar futures climb on heatwave and El Niño concerns
** Sugar futures increased as traders worried that extreme heat and El Niño could reduce sugarcane yields in major producing regions. Concerns about supply, along with possible crop damage from dry weather, supported prices despite broader market uncertainty.
** Venezuela quake death toll tops 900, search intensifies for hundreds trapped
** A powerful earthquake in Venezuela has killed more than 900 people, with rescue efforts underway for hundreds still trapped under rubble. Authorities and emergency teams are racing against time as they search devastated areas, provide aid to survivors, and assess widespread damage from the disaster.
** How did the hyperscalers perform in Q1 2026?
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** SpaceX rises modestly ahead of Russell rebalance, Nasdaq entry next
** SpaceX shares edged higher as investors positioned ahead of the Russell index rebalance. The company is also expected to join the Nasdaq benchmark next, boosting its profile and potentially increasing demand from index funds.
** China Eastern Airlines to buy 25 Airbus A330neo jets for a list price of $9.4 billion
** China Eastern Airlines has agreed to purchase 25 Airbus A330neo aircraft, with a combined list price of about $9.4 billion. The deal adds to the carrier’s long-haul fleet and highlights continued demand for wide-body jets as airlines expand and replace older planes.
** Italy regulator probes Microsoft over ’Microsoft 365’ price hike
** Italy’s antitrust regulator has launched an investigation into Microsoft over reported price increases for Microsoft 365 subscriptions. The probe will examine whether the changes were fair and complied with competition rules, following concerns from consumers and businesses about rising software costs.
** SpaceX, Charter discuss mobile phone partnership in the US, Bloomberg News says
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** SpaceX set to join Nasdaq 100, paving the way for a wave of passive buying
** SpaceX is set to join the Nasdaq 100, which could trigger significant passive fund buying as index-tracking investors adjust their holdings. The move reflects the company’s growing market prominence and may increase demand for its shares from ETFs and other passive investment vehicles.
** Soccer-World Cup fans left flustered by last-minute StubHub ticket cancellations
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** Zuckerberg asks Meta to explore working with Polymarket and Kalshi, NYT reports
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** UBS sees security and safety market at $1.19 trillion by 2029, led by cybersecurity
** UBS says the global security and safety market could grow to $1.19 trillion by 2029, with cybersecurity as the main driver. The firm highlights strong demand across digital protection, physical security, and related technologies as businesses and governments increase spending to address rising threats.
**China’s industrial profits remain resilient as the economy leans on factories and exports**
**China’s industrial profits held up despite a weaker domestic economy, supported by strong factory output and exports. This resilience suggests manufacturing continues to cushion growth as policymakers rely on industry to offset broader economic softness and fading momentum in the property sector.**
** S&P affirms ’AA+’ credit rating for US, cites economic resilience
** S&P reaffirmed the U.S. sovereign credit rating at **AA+** and maintained a stable outlook, citing the country’s strong economic resilience, diverse and competitive economy, and effective monetary policy. The agency said these strengths help offset fiscal and political challenges, supporting the rating despite ongoing debt and deficit concerns.
** Surge in imports drives US goods trade deficit to 14-month high in May
** The U.S. goods trade deficit widened to a 14-month high in May as imports surged, partly because companies accelerated purchases ahead of tariffs. The gap in goods trade was expected to weigh on second-quarter GDP, while imports of consumer goods, industrial supplies, and capital goods all rose.
** Argentina’s April economic activity expected to rise 2% year-on-year: Reuters poll
** Reuters poll data suggests Argentina’s economic activity likely increased 2% in April compared with a year earlier. The estimate points to continued but modest growth, reflecting a gradual recovery amid ongoing economic challenges.
** Consumer sentiment surpasses forecasts, indicating economic resilience
** Consumer sentiment rose more than expected, suggesting U.S. consumers remain resilient despite inflation and higher borrowing costs. The stronger reading points to continued household confidence and spending, which may help support economic growth.
** Germany closes €21 billion budget gap for 2027 - report
** Germany has reportedly filled a €21 billion shortfall in its 2027 budget after months of negotiations, helping ease pressure on the coalition government. The deal is expected to support spending plans while balancing fiscal discipline, though details on specific cuts or funding sources were not provided.
** Wholesale inventories remain steady, aligning with forecasts
** Wholesale inventories held steady in line with expectations, suggesting stable stock levels across businesses. The unchanged reading indicates no major shift in supply or demand, and may reflect cautious inventory management amid mixed economic conditions.
** Brazil’s unemployment rate holds at 5.6% through May
** Brazil’s jobless rate stayed at 5.6% in the three months through May, matching the prior period and signaling a stable labor market. The article notes continued resilience in employment conditions despite broader economic uncertainty.
** Brazil’s jobless rate drops to 5.6% in quarter through May
** Brazil’s unemployment rate fell to 5.6% in the quarter through May, down from the previous period, signaling continued improvement in the labor market. The article highlights stronger job creation and a lower number of people seeking work, reflecting a resilient economy despite ongoing challenges. If you want, I can also **translate it into another language** or **rewrite it in simpler English**.
** Brazil’s May current account deficit narrows to $3.19 billion
** Brazil’s current account deficit narrowed in May to $3.19 billion, improving from the previous month. The result suggests a smaller external financing gap, though the balance remained negative.
** China’s May industrial profits slow as exports offset weak demand
** China’s industrial profits rose in May at a slower pace, as weaker domestic demand offset support from exports. The report suggests factory earnings remain under pressure despite some resilience in external markets, highlighting the uneven recovery in China’s industrial sector.
** China strips generals, ex-financial regulator, Politburo member of lawmaker posts
** China removed several senior officials, including two generals, a former financial regulator, and a Politburo member, from their lawmaker roles in a broader political reshuffle. The move signals ongoing internal discipline and personnel changes within the ruling Communist Party and state institutions.
** The US allows Anthropic to release Mythos AI to “trusted” US organizations
** The US government has approved Anthropic’s release of its Mythos AI system to trusted U.S. organizations. The decision suggests Anthropic met security and policy requirements for limited deployment, though access will remain restricted to approved users rather than being broadly available.
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** How much could AI materially shift the economics of new oil developments?
** AI could materially improve the economics of new oil developments by speeding up exploration, optimizing drilling and production, reducing downtime, and improving reservoir modeling. Analysts say these gains may lower costs and increase recovery, but the scale of the impact will depend on adoption, data quality, and integration with existing workflows.
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** Outgoing IMF chief economist sees risks, shifting trade ties and continued uncertainty on global outlook
** The outgoing IMF chief economist warned that global growth remains uncertain amid rising risks, including shifting trade relationships and geopolitical tensions. He said countries are reorienting trade ties as they adapt to a more fragmented world economy, but continued uncertainty could weigh on investment, trade, and long-term growth.
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** Uruguay keeps fiscal targets in budget review, adds social spending
** Uruguay’s budget review keeps fiscal targets unchanged while increasing social spending. The government aims to maintain fiscal discipline as it directs more resources toward social programs, balancing budget restraint with support for public welfare.
** Trump threatens 100% tariff on any country that imposes digital services tax
** The article reports that Trump warned he would impose 100% tariffs on imports from any country that enacts a digital services tax targeting U.S. tech companies. He said the move was a response to unfair treatment of American companies and signaled broader trade retaliation if such taxes are not rolled back.
** Bitcoin held below $60K, on track for a weekly loss amid ETF outflows and rate-hike bets
** Bitcoin remained below $60,000 and was headed for a weekly decline as investors withdrew money from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. Expectations of fewer Federal Reserve rate cuts, and even possible rate hikes if inflation persists, added pressure. Ether also fell, while the broader crypto market weakened.
** Bitcoin downtrend deepens near 52-week low: Hourly levels
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** NOWPayments Expands Its Ecosystem with Crypto Tax Readiness Toolkits for Global Businesses
** NOWPayments is expanding its services with crypto tax readiness toolkits designed to help global businesses manage tax compliance more easily. The new resources aim to simplify recordkeeping and reporting for companies accepting cryptocurrency payments, supporting smoother operations as crypto adoption grows.
** Toss Brings 30 Million Users Into the AI Data Economy in Partnership With Poseidon
** Toss is partnering with Poseidon to allow its 30 million users to contribute data to the AI economy. The collaboration aims to create a new model in which user data can be used more directly and transparently, while potentially giving users more control and value in return.
** Bitcoin slips below $60k after PCE inflation gauge hits highest level since 2023
** Bitcoin fell below $60,000 after the U.S. PCE inflation gauge rose to its highest level since 2023, weakening hopes for near-term Federal Reserve rate cuts. The drop in crypto reflected broader risk-off sentiment as investors reacted to persistent inflation and changing expectations for monetary policy.
The DATA Foundation Launches to Tackle AI’s Multi-Billion-Dollar Training Data Bottleneck
A new DATA Foundation has launched to address the costly shortage of high-quality training data limiting AI progress. The group aims to improve data access, standardization, and collaboration so companies can build better models faster and more efficiently.
** Solstice and Tensorx to Buy $1 Billion in AI Infrastructure to Support EU Sovereign AI Demand
** Solstice and Tensorx plan to spend up to $1 billion on AI infrastructure, targeting growing demand for sovereign AI capacity in the European Union. The investment aims to expand secure, locally controlled computing resources for governments and enterprises seeking data sovereignty and reduced reliance on non-EU providers.
** DCX raises $700M in private placement, accepts crypto as payment
** DCX announced a $700 million private placement and said it will now accept cryptocurrency as payment. The move expands its financing options and reflects the growing use of digital assets in corporate transactions.
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Bitcoin hovers below $61K amid falling tech stocks, rate fears, and ETF outflows
Bitcoin traded below $61,000 as broader markets weakened, with tech stocks falling, investors worried about interest rates, and spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing outflows. The combination of risk-off sentiment and reduced demand pressured crypto prices, while traders watched for macroeconomic signals that could determine Bitcoin’s next move.
** Meta explores Polymarket, Kalshi partnerships for Arena app, NYT reports
** Meta is reportedly in talks with prediction markets Polymarket and Kalshi about a potential partnership tied to its Arena app, according to the *New York Times*. The discussions suggest Meta may be exploring new ways to integrate forecasting or event-based prediction features into the app.
** Apple seeks U.S. approval to buy memory chips from China’s CXMT, FT reports
** Apple is reportedly seeking approval from the U.S. government to source memory chips from Chinese manufacturer CXMT, according to the *Financial Times*. The move would diversify Apple’s supply chain, but it could face scrutiny amid heightened U.S.-China technology tensions and national security concerns.
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** SpaceX, Charter held talks on U.S. mobile phone partnership - Bloomberg
** SpaceX and Charter Communications reportedly discussed a potential U.S. mobile phone partnership, according to Bloomberg. The talks suggest SpaceX may expand its connectivity ambitions beyond satellite internet, while Charter could explore new wireless offerings. Details on any deal, timeline, or terms were not disclosed.
** Decoy Therapeutics secures $3.5 million in financing from an investor
** Decoy Therapeutics has raised $3.5 million in financing from an investor to support its work and ongoing development efforts. The funding adds to the company’s resources as it advances its therapeutic pipeline and business plans.
** Farmmi announces proposed public offering of Class A shares
** Farmmi said it plans to launch a public offering of its Class A ordinary shares. The company expects to use the proceeds for working capital and general corporate purposes, though details of the size and pricing were not disclosed.
Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Alibaba stock, buys Coinbase and Palantir
ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, sold shares of Alibaba while increasing its positions in Coinbase and Palantir. The trades reflect ARK’s continued shift toward crypto- and AI-related stocks, even as it reduces exposure to the Chinese e-commerce giant.
** Orion Digital receives Nasdaq delisting warning notice
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** US eases restrictions on Anthropic’s Mythos 5 AI model after negotiations
** The US has relaxed restrictions on Anthropic’s Mythos 5 AI model following negotiations, signaling a softer regulatory stance. The move may allow broader use and development of the model while still keeping oversight in place.
** FDA approves Viridian’s Lumvoa for thyroid eye disease
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