News Summary - 07/02/2026

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At least 10 killed in large-scale Russian missile and drone strikes on Kyiv

Russia carried out its largest attacks on Kyiv in weeks, using missiles and drones that killed at least 10 people and injured many more. Ukrainian officials said children were among the victims, describing a “significant number” of casualties in the strikes.

** People smuggler convicted in France now seeking asylum in UK, BBC discovers

** A man once described as “the godfather” of French migrant camps has been found working in a Leicestershire village and is now seeking asylum in the UK.

** “Two weeks after her death, I got a call”: Gaza patients face agonizing delays for evacuation

** Gaza’s Hamas-run health ministry says about 300 Palestinians who had been referred for treatment abroad have died since the ceasefire began, highlighting deadly delays in medical evacuations.

** Aunt of Venezuelan boy pulled from rubble tells BBC she will give him “a mother’s warmth”

** Two-year-old Kleiber Moran was rescued on Wednesday, six days after last week’s deadly earthquakes.

From Truman's pension to Trump's billions - a White House windfall unmatched by any president

Historians say Trump’s reported $2.2 billion income last year is unlike the earnings of any previous president, raising concerns that it further blurs the line between public office and private financial interests.

** Did this AI anti-drug video make drugs look appealing?

** Hong Kong’s Correctional Services Department removed an AI-generated K-pop anti-drug video after it faced backlash for making drugs seem too appealing.

** Turkish police beat us with iron rods before we lost limbs to frostbite, Afghans say

** Afghan migrants say Turkish police stripped them, tied their hands, and beat them with iron rods in freezing conditions, causing some to suffer frostbite and lose limbs while trying to reach Europe.

** The US deported them to Venezuela — hours later, earthquakes struck

** A group deported from the US arrived in Venezuela on Flight 164 just before twin earthquakes hit. Family members are now desperately searching for their loved ones, fearing for their safety and trying to locate them after the sudden disaster.

** US blocks long-term renewal of North American trade deal

** The US has blocked a 16-year renewal of the North American trade deal, leaving the agreement in place only through annual reviews. This move increases uncertainty in trade relations among the US, Canada, and Mexico and suggests a more precarious future for the pact.

** Nigeria to seek compensation for property abandoned by citizens fleeing South Africa

** Nigeria’s High Commissioner says the government is documenting businesses and properties abandoned by citizens who returned from South Africa, as part of efforts to seek possible compensation.

** Four die in Mexico City World Cup celebrations

** More than one million people flooded the streets of Mexico City on Tuesday to celebrate Mexico’s victory over Ecuador.

Ukrainian charged in Germany over Nord Stream blasts

Ukraine denies any involvement after a Ukrainian man was charged in Germany over the Nord Stream pipeline explosions. The case could have serious consequences for Ukraine’s relationship with Germany.

** Syria's president names final 70 lawmakers to new post-Assad parliament

** Fifteen women were appointed among the final 70 lawmakers to Syria’s new post-Assad parliament, after only six female candidates were chosen by regional electoral colleges last October.

** Watch: Couple scale Empire State Building, get engaged, and are arrested

** A couple spent at least 10 minutes at the top of the 1,454-foot Empire State Building, where they displayed a large banner before climbing down. The stunt ended with their arrest.

Controversial bishops ordained as Pope warns of “schism” in the Catholic Church

Thousands of worshippers gathered in the Swiss Alps for a ceremony held by the breakaway Society of Saint Pius X.

**“Time for him to pay” — Carroll calls on Trump to pay $5 million after president’s appeal fails**

**Carroll’s lawyers say Trump is trying to delay paying the damages awarded by a jury that found him liable for sexually abusing and defaming her, after his appeal failed.**

** Businessman goes on trial over murder of Maltese journalist

** Yorgen Fenech has denied any involvement in the 2017 assassination of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia as he stands trial for her murder.

A Greek politician’s mother dies from injuries after an arson attack

Three separate attacks involving petrol bombs and other improvised devices took place in Thessaloniki in the early hours of Wednesday.

** Fire kills five at Antwerp apartment block

** A man was seen climbing through a window to escape black smoke in the apartment block, which houses about 200 residents.

** Man guilty of attempted murder of three children in Dublin

** Riad Bouchaker denied attempting to murder three children and assaulting four other people on 23 November 2023.

** Two-year-old rescued and taken to hospital six days after Venezuela quake

** Video footage shows rescuers cheering as the child is pulled from rubble in La Guaira state.

** Sudan's RSF committed crimes against humanity in el-Fasher, Amnesty says

** Amnesty says its report adds to growing evidence of atrocities in el-Fasher, where the UN says the violence showed hallmarks of genocide.

** Canada to make Eurovision Song Contest debut in 2027

** Canada will make its Eurovision Song Contest debut in 2027, becoming the first new participant since Australia joined in 2015.

** Trump made more than $1bn from crypto in first year back in office

** Trump’s cryptocurrency earnings in his first year back in office exceeded $1 billion, far surpassing the income he made from real estate and Trump-branded products like watches.

** Afghan Taliban launch attacks along the border with Pakistan as tensions escalate

** Pakistan’s military said it shot down four makeshift drones and warned it would respond to any further provocation.

** Anthropic says the US lifts the export ban on its advanced AI tools

** Fable and Mythos were abruptly suspended in June after concerns that they could be used by hackers.

** US envoys in Doha to meet mediators but not Iranians, Qatar says

** Qatar’s foreign ministry spokesperson said there are no scheduled high-level meetings or direct talks between the US and Iran in Doha. The US envoys are expected to meet with mediators, but not with Iranian officials.

** As Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce prepare to tie the knot, we look back at their relationship

** Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are expected to celebrate their wedding at New York’s Madison Square Garden this weekend.

** Bibles, Home Alone, and Perfume: Six Takeaways from Trump’s 2025 Finances

** Official documents indicate that Donald Trump earned billions of dollars as he returned to the White House, highlighting the scale and range of his personal finances and business interests.

** A plane crashed into a tower in Beijing, but China is not saying what happened

** A plane collided with a tower in Beijing, leaving holes in its side. While the damage is visible, authorities have removed other apparent traces of the incident and have not explained what happened.

** Banned by Beijing, this comedian is taking his act to Chinese speakers abroad

** Chizi, one of China’s biggest stand-up comedians, has found a new stage after running afoul of China’s censors.

** Canada celebrates its birthday as Mark Carney battles to keep it intact

** As Canadians celebrate the nation’s birthday, separatist movements in two provinces are pushing for a possible departure from the country, creating a political challenge for Mark Carney as he works to preserve Canada’s unity.

** The US Supreme Court has dealt heavy defeats to Trump while expanding his power

** The Supreme Court term ended with the birthright ruling, capping a session that gave President Trump several important wins despite also handing him major defeats.

** Americans react to Supreme Court upholding birthright citizenship

** The BBC asked Americans for their reactions to the Supreme Court’s ruling on citizenship for babies born in the United States.

** Canadians share hopes and wishes for America's 250th birthday

** Canadians from across the country were asked what they would say to, and give to, the United States as it approaches its 250th birthday.

** Why are South Korean fans so angry at their football coach?

** Hong Myung-bo has resigned after South Korea failed to advance to the World Cup knockout stages.

** Watch: Young bald eagle takes first flight in California

** A live stream from Friends of Big Bear Valley captured a juvenile bald eagle named Luna taking her first flight, delighting viewers who watched the milestone moment unfold in California.

** Rescuers continue search for survivors at collapsed La Guaira building

** Rescuers are still searching the collapsed La Guaira building for survivors. At least 1,700 people have been confirmed dead in the disaster, but there is still hope that others may be found alive.

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** According to parliamentary sources, overseas voting could influence up to 20 seats in the next general elections, scheduled for next year, and be key to altering the result in several provinces.

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** The PP has submitted several questions in Congress to clarify how citizenships are being granted under the “grandchildren’s law” and whether outside companies have been hired. It is also asking for Minister José Manuel Albares to appear to ensure the process is not being carried out “through the back door.”

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** The list headed by Verónica Martínez and Rosa Martínez will be the only candidate in the July 11 assembly, after Lara Hernández resigned and denounced a “smear campaign” against her.

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** The PSOE will begin primary elections in July in 30 regions as part of its reorganization ahead of the 2027 municipal and regional elections. Attention is focused on Madrid, where the surprise candidacy of Enma López complicates the internal process against Reyes Maroto.

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** The acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, decreed a week of national mourning this Wednesday, one week after the double earthquake in Venezuela.

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** A week after the tragedy, the earthquakes that struck La Guaira, Caracas, and other parts of Venezuela have left 2,295 dead and 11,267 injured.

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** The text criticizes the Venezuelan regime for failing to respond to the lack of an army, heavy machinery, and assistance to confront the crisis, attributing this to years of corruption and looting.

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** Renfe’s competitive hiring process for commercial operators remains stalled after applicants complained that the psychometric test matched one used by a prep academy. It is still unknown when the State Legal Service will issue its report to decide how to proceed, leaving the hiring of 600 professionals in limbo.

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** Belgium and Senegal are playing today at 21:00 for a place in the Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup. The match will be decided in extra time after a very even contest.

** Who will win Spain - Austria? Make your predictions in 20minutos’ 2026 World Cup prediction game and fight for the final victory

** 20minutos invites its readers to take part in its 2026 World Cup prediction game, earning points with correct predictions for Spain’s matches in all stages of the tournament.

** USA beats Bosnia while down a player and completes the full set of host nations in the round of 16

** The U.S. overcame Bosnia despite playing with one fewer player and completed the full lineup of host teams in the round of 16. The home side showed solidity and character to advance in the tournament.

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** Spain will play Austria in the round of 16, while Portugal will face Croatia in the same bracket section.

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** The United States and Belgium beat Bosnia and Senegal, respectively, early this morning, securing their places in the round of 16. With these results, both teams will face each other in the next round, and the list of already confirmed World Cup matchups has grown.

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** The silver-cheeked toadfish, which arrived in the Mediterranean from the Suez Canal, is damaging fishing activities: it tears nets, devours catches, and poses a health risk due to its neurotoxin, which can cause heart failure if ingested.

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** Fixed-term deposits offer a conservative investment option, as they guarantee 100% of the agreed return for the entire term of the contract.

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** Hormones act like the body’s orchestra conductors, regulating key functions and affecting everyday life. The article explains how estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone influence the body and daily well-being.

** A judge issues an arrest warrant against Vito Quiles

** Police went to his workplace to locate Vito Quiles. According to his lawyers, he is expected to appear at a police station this Thursday to clarify the situation.

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** A forest fire in Toledo has forced the confinement of a residential area while nine ground units and 41 members of the Forest Firefighting Brigades work in the area.

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** Authorities continue to constantly assess the Leciñena wildfire, which remains uncontrolled and has already burned 2,200 hectares. There is concern that the flames could reach populated areas, while they hope conditions improve to stop its spread.

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** So far this year, the burned area in Spain has reached 46,725 hectares, after increasing by 6,387 hectares in just one week.

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** Aitana Alberti, daughter of the Spanish poet Rafael Alberti, died in Havana at the age of 84. She had lived in the Cuban capital since 1984.

** A victim of gender-based violence feels “humiliated” after seeing her lawyer masturbate during a video call with her

** The case has been submitted for judgment. The prosecution is seeking a €720 fine for the defendant for an offense under Article 173.4 of the Criminal Code.

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** A massive Russian attack on Kyiv left at least eight people dead, amid a new escalation of bombardments on the Ukrainian capital.

** Aldama and how television builds or destroys public figures

** The text argues that television can be used to seduce and shape collective perception, building up or tearing down the image of public figures.

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** The ultra-conservative congregation founded by Marcel Lefebvre in 1970 opposes several precepts of the Second Vatican Council.

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** The article highlights that the goal is not only to live longer, but to do so with a better quality of life. To achieve this, it suggests replacing everyday habits with healthier ones, following recommendations aimed at promoting longevity.

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** Pablo Motos closed the 20th season of *El Hormiguero* with a message that contradicted rumors about his possible exit from Atresmedia, making it clear that they still cannot reveal any news about his future on the show.

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** hiberus has acquired VASS’s Corporate SAP unit, a deal that strengthens its market position and expands its offering to lead business transformation based on data and artificial intelligence.

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** The fuel subsidy will be phased out gradually, while the Special Hydrocarbons Tax will increase progressively until October, which will make gasoline more expensive.

** What possibilities does AI offer in the workplace, and what risks should we avoid?

** Artificial intelligence is being used more and more at work and raises both opportunities and questions about whether it could replace people. The article highlights the importance of understanding its limits and identifying the risks involved in its use in order to use it safely and responsibly.

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** The region of Las Vegas and La Alcarria Madrileña, less than an hour from Madrid, stands out as a surprising destination thanks to its mix of nature, tranquility, heritage, and leisure options. It’s ideal for a camping getaway and for enjoying a different kind of summer near the capital.

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** Actress Soledad Mallol presents the play *Las que gritan* and comes across as a dreamy, vulnerable woman with a passion for flamenco.

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** Omar Montes shared the first image of Ilia Topuria after his defeat at the White House. According to the content, the singer and the athlete had a family dinner before going to the cinema.

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** An Australian man managed to break the record for the loudest scream, described as comparable to the sound of a jet plane. After the effort, he said he lost his voice.

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** The child’s parents did not take him to the hospital because they saw no visible signs of injury after the encounter with the bat. The boy ended up dying from rabies.

** The identity of Green Boots, the mountaineer frozen for 30 years, has been solved

** Documents published on a government portal in India detail the expedition carried out to collect DNA samples from the mountaineer.

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** Aitor and Tomás grew up in disadvantaged contexts, but their journeys show that, with the right opportunities, young people can overcome difficulties and build a better future for themselves.

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** Banks are tightening mortgage lending conditions just as access to housing is hitting a critical point. The Bank of Spain has even described the situation as a “national emergency,” reinforcing concerns about the impact on buyers.

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** This summer brings a diverse lineup featuring major blockbusters, family films, auteur horror, and award-aspiring dramas. The selection aims to attract all kinds of audiences with releases designed to be enjoyed in theaters during the summer season.

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** Born in Jordan and raised in Ramallah, Sama’ Abdulhadi is a Palestinian DJ who combines techno and activism. Through her music, she seeks to give visibility to other artists from the region and put Palestine on the map of the global electronic scene.

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** A study indicates that intermittent fasting helps maintain weight loss up to one year later in people with overweight or obesity, according to experts.

** Refrigerators could incorporate this electronic “nose” to detect spoiled food

** A device with an array of 16 tiny gas sensors could be integrated into refrigerators to detect whether food has gone bad or contains allergens, helping improve food safety and prevent risky consumption.

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** A German airport is the only one in Europe to appear in an international report on the world’s most beautiful airports, standing out for its design and architectural appeal.

** Greece teaches Spain a lesson: moussaka should rest for an hour before serving

** A Greek chef shares tips for making moussaka at home, the traditional dish of Greek cuisine. Among his advice, he points out that it should rest for an hour before being served so that it develops a better texture and flavor.

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** Renault could add Range Extender (REEV) versions to its green-energy vehicles, according to the French brand.

** Where the solar eclipse of August 12, 2026 will pass: this is the path

** The article highlights that more than a century has passed since the last total eclipse in the peninsula. The solar eclipse of August 12, 2026 will be visible in numerous provincial capitals, offering a historic and unusual path for those who are in the viewing area.

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** Judge Pedraz will call García Ortiz’s former right-hand man, as well as prosecutor Beatriz López, to testify. Both will have to explain their meetings with the alleged fixer Leire Díez and lawyer Jacobo Teijelo.

** U.S. surpasses 10,000 arrests of undocumented immigrants in five days after stepping up operations, according to *The New York Times*

** *The New York Times* reports that U.S. arrests of undocumented immigrants have surged after intensified enforcement, rising from about 1,000 per day at the start of the year to nearly 2,000 daily.

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** The spider *Loxosceles laeta*, native to South America and with very dangerous venom, has been found for the first time on the Iberian Peninsula. The species was located on two isolated occasions in Porto.

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** Fitness influencer Edda Elisa Pilz reported that an airline employee prevented her from boarding a flight from Berlin to Vienna because he considered her to be “naked.” She also said the treatment she received was rude and inconsistent.

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** Cruz Villalón points out that if a presidentialist drift becomes consolidated in the political system, it should be accompanied by the classic mechanism of “impeachment” in order to maintain institutional balance.

** Venezuela, between chaos and hope

** The article questions the lack of resources and response from the Venezuelan regime in the face of the crisis, asking about the army, heavy machinery, and aid. It suggests that the absence of a response is due to years of looting and corruption, which have left the country without the capacity to deal with the emergency.

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** Funcas warns that many people in their thirties are having difficulty maintaining a stable relationship due to precarious jobs and the high cost of housing, which makes it harder for them to become independent and plan their lives.

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** Canary Islands’ status as an outermost region has played a major role in its development over the past 25 years and is expected to remain important for its future.

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** Blanca Portillo, who won the Goya for *Maixabel*, spoke on *La Revuelta* about how the independence and success of many women can intimidate some men. According to her analysis, this pattern makes “men run away” from autonomous, financially strong women.

** 64-year-old man arrested over the death of a 38-year-old woman in an axe attack

** A 38-year-old woman died after being attacked with an axe in a home in Camponayara, León, on Tuesday. The victim herself called 112 before dying. A 64-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident.

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** Antonio Resines surprised everyone on *El Hormiguero* by sharing an anecdote from his time as a rugby player, when he finished runner-up in the Generalísimo’s Cup. The story, told before Pablo Motos and Quim Gutiérrez, was marked by the context of Franco’s death.

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** Danny Glover has revealed that he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s four years ago, but is only now making it public because he still feels able to control his speech and memory.

** Social Security guarantees 100% of salary for those on sick leave for this reason

** Since March 2025, the regulations have allowed workers who are donors to access temporary incapacity leave under specific conditions, guaranteeing 100% of their salary during the leave.

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** The tourist tax for visiting Venice could rise significantly following a proposal from the city’s new mayor. The measure raises the possibility of a major increase in the cost of access to the Veneto capital for tourists.

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** It offers a lunch menu for 17 euros from Monday to Friday, making it an affordable option for eating in Gandía.

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** The article invites readers to test their knowledge of June’s news with a 10-question quiz covering politics, sports, film, and international current affairs.

** Enter and take part in the great World Cup challenge: 100 questions to find out whether 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 features 100 questions about the tournament, which will be held this summer in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

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** 20bien launches its “Wellbeing Mailbox” to collect real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The initiative invites readers to share personal experiences that can motivate and inspire others in the community.

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

** 20minutos invites readers to use Ciudadano20, its channel for taking part in the news, suggesting topics of interest, and reporting possible stories or cases that deserve investigation.

** Trump once again shows himself “disappointed” with Spain over the ban on the bases and for still refusing to raise defense spending to 5%

** The U.S. ambassador to NATO, Matt Whitaker, said that Trump is disappointed with Pedro Sánchez’s government over the access restrictions to Spanish bases and for refusing to increase defense spending to 5%.

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** A study indicates that artificial feeding stations for cats not only increase their presence, but also disrupt ecological balance by affecting other species such as lizards, rodents, and birds.

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** The painting, attributed to Rembrandt, was auctioned in London for 9.3 million euros. The work stands out for including portraits of the artist’s family and a self-portrait of the painter himself, visible in the upper-right corner, where he appears to be peeking into the composition.

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** Actress Blake Lively requested eight million dollars from Justin Baldoni to cover legal expenses after winning the lawsuit.

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** Three people have been arrested after the body of a woman was found inside a well in Málaga. One of those arrested was the victim’s partner, and investigators are examining whether the case is linked to a disappearance that occurred months ago.

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** Beneficiaries of the extraordinary regularization of 2005 recall the fear of living without papers, the obstacles they faced in completing the process, and how obtaining regular status transformed their lives by giving them stability, rights, and the feeling of belonging to society.

** Skin jewelry, the microtattoo trend: “I wanted something simple that wouldn’t attract too much attention”

** Microtattoos are gaining popularity because they are discreet and less invasive in appearance. However, despite their small size, they still require attention to technique, safety, and the quality of the work in order to achieve a good result.

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

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** The RTVE judges experienced a very close gala between Mario Vaquerizo, Jorge Román, Pepón Nieto, Mariola, and Jaydy, who presented garments inspired by the 1970s in a farewell marked by tension and sadness.

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** Rosa María Calaf has been awarded the 2026 National Television Award, in recognition of her outstanding professional career in the television field.

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** Telecinco will premiere *De lunes a viernes* on July 6, a new summer afternoon show hosted by Bea Archidona and Santi Acosta. The format will feature Rosa Benito, Karmele Marchante, and Laura Matamoros, among other guests.

** Sonsoles Ónega’s shocking words about the list of debtors: “I’ve been asking for the rapists’ list for years”

** Sonsoles Ónega’s remarks about the Tax Agency quickly sparked debate on social media, generating reactions and comments among users.

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** Ion Aramendi and his wife have worked together for the first time on Telecinco’s new program, where he is the host and she makes her debut as a contributor.

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** Canada will make its Eurovision debut in the 2027 edition, according to the provided content.

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** Lawyer Luciana Minassian reported to several organizations and to Spain’s National Police advertisements that, under the appearance of selling teddy bears, appeared to conceal possible child trafficking transactions. She found listings with prices in euros linked to these cases.

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** The journalist and presenter, a familiar face on Aragón TV, has died at the age of 55 due to a long and serious illness.

** Mar Sánchez, Civil Guard in *“On Guard”*: “You become realistic about the things humans can do”

** Mar Sánchez, a Civil Guard officer, talks about her experience on the program *“On Guard”* and how her work has made her adopt a more realistic view of people’s ability to commit harmful acts.

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** The actress attended the France vs. Sweden match from the stands, sparking speculation about whether the kiss blown by Mbappé was directed at Ester Expósito.

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** Victor Willis, vocalist and founder of Village People, died at age 74 after suffering from an illness described as “aggressive.”

** Antonio Banderas denies that his brother Javier is on the list of tax defaulters: “It’s been three years of this discredit”

** Antonio Banderas posted a statement on Instagram to clarify that his brother Javier does not appear on the tax agency’s list of defaulters. He explained that the person being referred to has a similar name and denounced that this confusion has caused three years of discredit.

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** Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny begins his run in France this Wednesday with a concert in Marseille and then will give two shows in Paris over the weekend, generating great excitement among his fans.

** Life imprisonment for the "YouTuber" who faked being live on social media to murder his wife at home

** A man spent hours planning an alibi by recording six hours of video to simulate a live social media broadcast and thereby cover up the murder of his wife at home.

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** Patricia Conde has clarified that she does not appear on the tax agency’s list of defaulters and says she is up to date with her tax obligations. She also says she reserves the right to take legal action over the damage caused to her reputation.

** Pelayo opens up on his 40th birthday: "I feel that something is going to change in my life; now is the time to take a chance"

** The article mentions Pelayo’s confession on his 40th birthday, where he says he feels that something important will change in his life and that this is the moment to take risks and make new decisions.

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** Ibai Llanos has announced part of the musical lineup for La Velada del Año VI. In addition to the five artists already revealed, the event will feature another five surprise artists, thereby expanding the list of planned performances for the event.

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** Marina Rivers reported acts of vandalism and sexist messages targeting her latest campaign. Other influencers, such as Clerss and Ángela Mármol, publicly supported her to highlight the misogyny and harassment that female content creators face on social media.

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** Luis Pliego revealed on *El verano se mueve* that the same coach who treated the Andics also worked with the Urdangarins. According to the information, this professional specializes in helping people with financial problems.

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** England struggled against DR Congo and went into halftime trailing after Cipenga’s goal and Mpasi’s saves, but Harry Kane responded with two decisive goals to avert disaster, secure a place in the round of 16, and set up a meeting with Mexico.

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** Marcelo Bielsa ends his spell as Uruguay’s national team coach after the team was eliminated in the group stage of the World Cup. The coach said farewell by breaking his silence on Fede Valverde and stated that he had never made so many concessions in his career.

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** Lamine Yamal was asked about Dani Carvajal, now a former Real Madrid player, with whom he won Euro 2024. The Barcelona forward clarified their relationship after their confrontations in the Clásicos, making it clear that he does not have any relationship with anyone at Real Madrid.

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** Joan Laporta spoke about Julián Álvarez during his inauguration as FC Barcelona president. He said the offer to Atlético is solid, but the club is refusing to negotiate and is firmly closed off to a deal.

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** The Arsenal defender was sent off in the 95th minute after addressing Santiago Giménez. The striker immediately informed the referee, who showed Hincapié the red card for speaking and covering his mouth.

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** From July 6 to 11, Paris hosts the Unified Football World Cup, organized by Special Olympics International, a tournament that brings together football players with and without disabilities to compete together on the same team.

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** The update to non-contributory pensions has caused some families with disabled members to lose the right to the deduction for disabled descendants. Aspace is calling for a reform of the Personal Income Tax Law to prevent these changes in benefits from reducing access to several tax deductions.

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** Anxo Queiruga, president of Cocemfe, warns that children and adolescents with disabilities remain exposed to greater risks of violence, abuse, neglect, and discrimination, and calls for stronger protection for them.

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** ConELA urges broad agreement to pass reforms to Spain’s disability and dependency laws, describing it as a collective achievement. It calls for the elimination of copayments, the guarantee of personal assistance, and full coordination between dependency and disability rights, including for tax purposes.

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** The sale of Estudiantes to Megía is still awaiting the CSD’s decision, while allegations of irregularities by Siles continue to grow. It has not yet been clarified who the real investor behind the purchase will be, leaving the deal in suspense.

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** The Supreme Court will decide in the dispute between Heura Foods and the meat industry after an appeal against the ruling of the Barcelona Provincial Court. The case arose from the vegan company’s statements on social media about the use of meat-based names for its products.

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** Trade Republic will expand its investment service to offer access to more than 30 exchanges, whereas before it only allowed trading on the Hamburg Stock Exchange.

** Santander and unions give themselves until mid-July to finalize the early retirement plan

** Santander and the unions will meet this Thursday to advance the terms of an early retirement plan that could affect between 2,000 and 3,000 employees. Both sides have set a deadline of mid-July to finalize the agreement.

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** Inflation in the eurozone fell to 2.8% in June, four-tenths lower than in May, thanks to the easing of energy, services, and food prices. This decline gives the ECB more room to decide on interest rates.

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** Emma D’Arcy and Olivia Cooke discuss the consequences of the death of a key villain after an agreement to rule King’s Landing. The event could change the future of Rhaenyra and Alicent’s relationship, as well as the political direction of Westeros.

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** Supergirl is struggling at the box office, but the article notes that she is not alone: it highlights other major superhero films of the 21st century that also performed poorly commercially.

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** The new trailer for *The Odyssey* offers more images from Christopher Nolan’s ambitious adaptation, although it still doesn’t clearly reveal which character Elliot Page will play.

** Batman could have been played by an actor from *Supergirl*, but Zack Snyder chose Ben Affleck

** Matthias Schoenaerts revealed in an interview with *CINEMANÍA* that he was close to playing Batman, but he ultimately didn’t get the role because he felt he wasn’t ready. Zack Snyder ended up choosing Ben Affleck to bring the Gotham hero to life.

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** The fourth edition of the Seriemanía Awards by *CINEMANÍA* magazine recognizes the most outstanding series of the season, awarding the titles that have shone the brightest during the year.

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** Research is key to better understanding ALS and advancing its treatment. New scientific findings open the door to more effective therapies and improved care for those who suffer from this disease.

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** A study of 153,000 cases diagnosed between 1993 and 2018 shows that digestive tumors are rising among young people, while cancers linked to tobacco are decreasing across Spain.

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** A study presented a new model for treating type 2 diabetes that combines insulin with oral medications, achieving better glucose control and offering a therapeutic alternative for patients.

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** The gut microbiota is the collection of microorganisms that live in the intestine. Maintaining its balance is essential for overall health, not just for digestion, since it influences multiple functions of the body.

** Ingested lactate: a new formula for sports performance or just a fraud?

** Lactate, once seen as a harmful waste product, has changed its image in high-performance sports. The article asks whether ingesting it can really improve physical performance or whether it is just a promise without scientific backing.

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** Drinking water is essential for hydration, but its temperature can also affect the body. The article explains that both very cold and very hot water can influence the body, so it is worth paying attention to the temperature when hydrating.

** Samsung launches an AI feature that detects illnesses in your dog with just a photo

** Samsung has developed an AI feature trained with more than 30,000 photos from veterinary hospitals to detect possible illnesses in dogs from an image. The tool aims to provide a quick initial assessment, although it does not replace a veterinarian consultation.

** Samsung confirms it is preparing the Galaxy Ring 2: it will predict possible health risks by analyzing your habits

** Samsung is developing the Galaxy Ring 2, a next-generation smart ring that will expand continuous health monitoring. The device will include advanced features to analyze the user’s habits and thereby predict possible health risks.

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** Sony is exploring new gaming formats for its next generation of hardware, signaling a shift away from the traditional PlayStation model. The company appears to be moving away from physical media and the classic way of playing, betting on a more innovative experience.

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** The European Commission aims to better control the arrival of millions of low-cost shipments and reduce the competitive advantage of some online shopping platforms over European retailers.

** Wallapop reveals the ultimate tricks so you can sell more and get the most out of it

** Wallapop shares little-known tips to help users sell more and make better use of the platform.

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** The article presents the pillbox hat as the standout accessory of the summer and explains how to style it in different looks, from beach outfits to guest attire, highlighting elegant options in materials such as raffia and lace.

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** Georgina Rodríguez caused a stir at the Cannes Film Festival after debuting a bold new look. According to an expert consulted, her hair color change has not gone unnoticed and is set to become one of the standout trends for summer, especially for those willing to take risks.

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** Every summer, many women face the difficult task of choosing a swimsuit, not because there aren’t enough options, but because of the idea that there is only one “correct” way to wear a bikini. The article argues that the ideal swimsuit does exist and depends more on finding the style that best flatters each body than on size.

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** An expert explains the importance of using facial sunscreen and how to choose the most suitable one according to your skin type.

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** Zara presents a total look that at first glance looks like a dress, but is actually a two-piece set. The design stands out for its elegant and practical visual effect, ideal for wearing to events in style without giving up comfort.

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** Serena Williams briefly returned to the court, but what drew the most attention was her style: she matched a $3 million diamond with her manicure, a gesture that quickly became a talking point in the fashion world.

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** Belarusian tennis player Aryna Sabalenka returned to Wimbledon proudly showing off her love of jewelry, wearing emerald pieces valued at €215,000.

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** Prada and Gentle Monster are launching an exclusive luxury eyewear collaboration aimed at Generation Z. The collection will only be available in China, Japan, South Korea, and Hong Kong, reinforcing their focus on key Asian markets.

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** Chaumet presents its High Jewelry collection *A Journey Through Nature*, inspired by a journey through the world and nature, with pieces that reflect the beauty and diversity of both universes.

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** Tiffany & Co. will display its historic astronomical clock in New York until the end of the year, preserved in the company’s archives, along with other notable historic pieces from the house.

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** According to the 2024 EFSA report, melon, banana, and grapefruit stand out among the fruits analyzed for having the lowest presence of pesticide residues.

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** Fasolakia, tzatziki, and saganaki are just some of the specialties of Greek cuisine, rich in flavors and traditional dishes that are worth trying at least once in a lifetime.

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

The article highlights that meals with friends are one of summer’s favorite plans, and that enjoying them with well-prepared recipes makes them even better.

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** The article highlights a bar in central Madrid that the Repsol Guide recommends as an ideal place to watch the 2026 World Cup. According to the text, football attracts many people, and in the capital numerous fans enjoy following the matches at this establishment.

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** Jiale Pan stands out in Valladolid for his nigiris and dumplings, considered to be of a very high standard among his culinary offerings.

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

** Brazil offers a rich culinary diversity beyond feijoada, including acarajé, a typical dish from the Northeast with African roots.

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** A running route through Rome visits iconic places in the Italian capital where many cats live. The itinerary offers an original way to discover the city while visiting emblematic sites inhabited by these special animals.

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** This city in Belgium will join others such as Paris and Prague and will ban electric scooters on its streets starting in 2027, removing these personal mobility vehicles (PMVs) to improve urban regulation and safety.

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** The article highlights natural treasures that pleasantly surprise visitors and notes that some wonders also disappoint tourists; among them, it mentions one located in Spain.

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** The town in the north of Gran Canaria gives its name to one of the songs on Quevedo’s latest album, *El Baifo*, titled the same as the town.

** Pere Navarro celebrates the 20th anniversary of the points-based driving license: “It has been the most effective tool for reducing road accidents”

** Pere Navarro, Director General of Traffic, has marked the 20th anniversary of the points-based driving license and defended this measure, introduced in 2006 when he was already in office, as the most effective tool for reducing road accident rates.

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** Motorcyclists and moped riders will have to adapt to several new rules in order to ride legally with the entry into force of the new update to the traffic regulations on October 1.

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** The article presents the first Lepas for Spain: a plug-in hybrid SUV with 279 hp, a Zero emissions label, up to 90 km of electric-only range, and more than 1,100 km of total range.

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** The Ministry of Transport has approved the budget to expand the Figueres bypass (Girona) on the N-2 and turn it into a multi-lane road.

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** Several vehicles got flat tires on the A-8 near Liendo after driving over metal pieces and sheets on the roadway. Nearly twenty cars were affected by the incident.

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** The Mitsubishi Grandis HEV combines 160 hp with a spacious cabin and a family-friendly approach. It stands out for its comfort, practicality, and efficiency in everyday use, achieving real-world fuel consumption of around 5 liters per 100 km.

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** The Andalusian Regional Government’s Infoca Plan activated emergency operational situation 1 due to a fire in Despeñaperros Natural Park, which led to the preventive evacuation of 190 people.

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** Mossos d'Esquadra and the Civil Guard carried out a new search this Tuesday, by court order, at the headquarters of the laboratory under investigation for the possible leak of swine fever. An inspection was also carried out at the Severo Ochoa Molecular Biology Center in Madrid.

** Two men die in just one hour in workplace accidents in Seville

** Two workers died in Seville in barely an hour. One fell from about ten meters while working on a construction site in the capital. The other was trapped under a tractor on a farm in Fuentes de Andalucía.

** Six people convicted for tattooing a penis on the face of a young man with a disability and giving him piercings in Manacor

** Six people have been convicted of abusing a young man with a disability in Manacor. They tattooed a penis on his face, a bra on his chest and an ear, put piercings in him, restrained his wrists with cable ties, and burned his lips with glue.

** Thirty years with the staff of office in Chercos for governing for the neighbors

** Chercos, in Almería, has said goodbye to its most distinguished and beloved resident, Mayor José Antonio Torres, who passed away this Monday. He was a highly respected figure in the municipality for his long tenure at the head of the City Council and for always governing with the residents in mind.

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** Madrid will celebrate MADO 2026 over a weekend dominated by a new heat dome, with sweltering temperatures and a very oppressive atmosphere in the city.

** The former Galician deputy Xabier Ron, convicted of sexual assault against a minor student

** The former Galician deputy Xabier Ron has been convicted of sexually assaulting a minor student, aged 12. According to the report, the accused even transmitted an illness to the girl.

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** The ruling sentences two defendants to 20 years in prison for the murder of Yoel Quispe on Christmas Eve 2023 and includes five years of supervised release. In addition, the third defendant was acquitted.

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** The Cádiz Provincial Council has been searched as part of a secret judicial investigation. The inspection includes copying emails and extracting hard drive data to look for possible links to public contracts related to an entrepreneur from El Puerto de Santa María.

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** The Community of Madrid, with an investment of 4.6 million euros, will install ATMs in all its municipalities to become the first region with this service across the entire community. Batres has inaugurated the first of these fee-free ATMs.

** The Ertzaintza removes six containers of picric acid from schools in Eibar, Getxo, Bilbao and Vitoria

** In recent days, nearly a dozen containers of picric acid have been found in schools. The Ertzaintza has removed six containers from school centers in Eibar, Getxo, Bilbao and Vitoria.

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** A young Spanish woman describes how difficult it is to rent in Germany: there is a lot of bureaucracy and paperwork in every step, and finding an apartment can turn into a wait of months or even a year.

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** Ayna, a young Korean woman who moved to Spain, says she was pleasantly surprised by Spanish culture. She also admits that emigrating meant losing many things from her previous life, but she is happy with the experience.

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** The anonymous influencer Ceciarmy organized a romantic surprise evening for a couple celebrating their silver wedding anniversary after receiving a message from their son asking for help to give them a special tribute.

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** An experiment with 70 dogs revealed that some breeds can learn by observing people even when they use a monotone voice, suggesting differences in how dogs pay attention to and respond to human behavior.

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** A study links declawing in cats to more behavioral problems, lower back pain, and a higher frequency of biting. The practice is once again sparking debate because it is considered a form of cruelty toward animals.

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** Prevention for pet parrots includes checking the materials of cages and aviaries, thoroughly cleaning galvanized mesh, and removing any toxic items to avoid risks to their health.

** Check your horoscope for this Thursday, July 2, 2026

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** The San Martín meadow, in Valdegovía (Álava), has been chosen as the location for filming Disney’s new live-action film, the adaptation of *Tangled*.

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** The man from San Sebastián studied Physical Activity and Sports Science, influenced by his family, who were very closely involved in education.

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** Teruel will offer a €600 grant for babies born between April 1, 2025, and March 31, 2026, as well as for children up to six years old who are adopted during that period. The measure aims to support families in small towns.

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** The article debunks the myth that links the name of Curaçao to “Island of Healing.” It explains that this interpretation is incorrect and that the real origin of the name is different.

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** A seal with a striking purple color has gone viral and sparked thousands of reactions on social media. Its strange coloring could be due to its diet, based on purple sea urchins, or to possible internal bleeding.

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** Cronovinilo revisits *Oktubre* (1986), the second LP by Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota, the legendary Argentine rock band led by Indio Solari.

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** The article suggests that your zodiac sign can serve as a guide for choosing the ideal swimsuit, whether to relax on the beach or enjoy the sea.

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** Following the reconciliation of Álvaro Morata and Alice Campello, the article looks back at other famous couples who broke up and then resumed their relationship, showing that sometimes a second chance at love really does work. According to the text, several of them were still together at least through June 2026.

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** Eight national teams have won a World Cup, including Spain, but Brazil dominates the history of the tournament with five titles. The article explains the historical ranking of national teams based on points accumulated in the World Cups, using the scoring system of each era and data updated through June 30, 2026.

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** The WHO reported 114,829 cases and 1,318 deaths from cholera and acute watery diarrhea in 23 countries so far this year. The organization warns of a global resurgence after cases increased by 43% in May.

** The National Drama Centre presents a season that looks to the future and calls for reflection

** The National Drama Centre (CDN) has announced a new season with 23 theatrical productions, 16 of them world premieres. The program aims to look to the future and invite reflection through a varied and innovative offering.

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** Maribel López Zambrana, director of ARCO, has been chosen as the new head of the Joan Miró Foundation after winning an international competition in which 29 candidates took part.

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** The music industry in Spain ended 2025 with a historic revenue record, driven by a 10% increase in ticket sales for concerts and festivals, as well as growth in recorded music, sales, and streaming.

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** New York authorities have prepared a specific security plan for each of these events, in anticipation of large crowds and possible risks during the July 4 celebrations, Taylor Swift’s wedding, and the World Cup.

** “‘House of the Dragon’ loses audience since ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ showed that another Westeros is possible”

** The third season of the *Game of Thrones* prequel arrived on HBO Max to a weak initial reception, raising doubts about its ability to maintain public interest after the impact of *A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms*.

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** The makeup artist explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften facial features, and bring a fresher look. His advice is to review certain products, such as eyeliner, to avoid mistakes and maintain a flattering style without giving up your usual makeup routine.

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** A Spanish 6-episode miniseries, based on true events and centered on evictions, has made it into HBO Max’s most-watched titles.

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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 already come to an end.

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** The Asturian chef shared an idea on his show for turning a can of cockles into a surprising appetizer, recommending mandarin and oil instead of lemon to enhance their flavor.

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** The film is considered the best installment in the saga since the original “Gru” and stands out for paying tribute to cinema in all its forms.

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** The HBO Max series is once again sparking debate over a frontal nude scene in episode 3x02, reigniting controversy about the use of nudity in the “Game of Thrones” universe. The focus is on Aemond Targaryen’s steps during the second season.

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** The 37-year-old truck driver shares on social media what he has learned in the industry and describes his first time working the night shift with a trailer, explaining how he started at midnight and finished at 11:30 in the morning.

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

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** Catalonia’s most famous flower show presents 113 decorated spaces in Girona this year, along with concerts and routes through some of its most emblematic corners. The event brings together floral installations and cultural activities that attract visitors from across the region.

** A traditional Cantabrian-style Parador reopens in one of the most beautiful villages

** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has earned it a fourth star. The improvements have focused on sustainability, accessibility, and comfort, strengthening its value as accommodation built in the traditional Cantabrian architectural style in one of the most beautiful villages.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has launched a new tourist passport, inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport, to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville. The initiative aims to attract visitors and boost the local economy.

China restricts some Fortescue iron ore shipments as supply talks continue - Reuters

China has restricted some Fortescue iron ore shipments while supply negotiations continue, according to the report. The move highlights ongoing tensions between the miner and Chinese buyers as talks over future deliveries and pricing remain unresolved.

Oil prices fall as improving US-Iran talks, ample supply weigh on crude

Oil prices fell as optimism over US-Iran nuclear talks increased the possibility of more Iranian supply, while already ample global crude inventories and steady production continued to pressure prices. Investors also considered broader economic concerns and uncertainty over demand.

** China restricts some Fortescue iron ore cargoes as talks drag, sources say

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Oil falls after US, Iran talks conclude in Doha

Oil prices declined after U.S.-Iran talks in Doha ended without a breakthrough, reducing fears of a rapid return of Iranian crude to global markets. Investors also considered broader demand concerns and supply uncertainties as traders watched the outcome for signs of sanctions relief.

** Gold prices rise further from 8-month lows; nonfarm payrolls in focus

** Gold extended its rebound from eight-month lows as investors awaited U.S. nonfarm payrolls data for clues about Federal Reserve policy. Softer movements in the dollar and bargain buying supported prices, while traders watched labor market strength for signs on the pace of future rate cuts.

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U.S. nuclear power regulator proposes changing rule protecting people from radiation

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission is proposing changes to its radiation protection rule, which critics say could weaken safeguards for the public near nuclear facilities. The agency says the update would modernize standards, while opponents warn it could increase exposure risks.

** Oil prices fall 1% to 4-month lows as progress in U.S.-Iran talks eases supply concerns

** Oil prices fell about 1% to four-month lows as progress in U.S.-Iran talks reduced worries about supply disruptions. The market also considered broader demand concerns and ongoing uncertainty over global trade and economic growth.

** Silver stuck in no man’s land at $60.30: Live levels

** Silver is trading around $60.30, caught between support and resistance with little directional momentum. Market activity suggests traders are waiting for a clearer breakout or breakdown before committing to a move.

** Taiwan stocks close higher; Taiwan Weighted rises 2.50%

** Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted index gaining 2.50%. Gains were driven by broad strength across major sectors as investors bought into the market, pushing the index higher by the end of the session.

** OpenAI in talks to give U.S. government 5% stake - report

** OpenAI is reportedly discussing a plan to give the U.S. government a 5% stake. The move would be part of broader talks involving government support and oversight, though details remain unconfirmed.

** Samsung Group outlines plans to invest $90 billion in South Korea’s central region

** Samsung Group said it will invest 450 trillion won ($90 billion) in South Korea’s central region through 2040, focusing on semiconductors, biotech, and next-generation businesses. The plan aims to support growth and create jobs, with major spending expected on key facilities and research and development.

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** KOSPI trading halted after steep chip-led losses trigger sidecar

** KOSPI trading was briefly halted after a sharp selloff in chip stocks triggered an automatic circuit-breaker, known as a “sidecar,” mechanism. The decline was driven by heavy losses in major semiconductor shares, reflecting broader market weakness and investor concern over the tech sector.

SoftBank’s LY and Bain Raise Kakaku Bid Again, Valuing It at $4.1 Billion

SoftBank’s LY Corp and Bain Capital have increased their tender offer for Japanese price-comparison site Kakaku.com once again, valuing the company at about $4.1 billion. The higher bid is intended to win enough shareholder support as the buyers seek to take Kakaku private amid competition and market pressure.

Chinese and U.S. risks mean EU chip sector faces a “bleak future,” report says

A report warns that the EU chip industry faces a bleak outlook as it is squeezed between U.S.-China tensions, supply-chain dependence, and weak competitiveness. It says Europe lacks the scale and investment needed to compete with global leaders, leaving the sector vulnerable despite policy efforts to boost chip production.

** OpenAI proposes giving Trump administration 5% stake, FT reports

** OpenAI reportedly offered the Trump administration a 5% equity stake in exchange for support in securing a favorable deal in the UK, according to the Financial Times. The proposal was intended to win political backing as the company sought to expand its operations and investment opportunities.

** Apple to launch at least 5 new iPhone models through early 2027, Nikkei reports

** Nikkei reports that Apple plans to launch at least five new iPhone models through early 2027, including updates to its standard, Pro, and possibly foldable lineup. The launches are expected to span multiple product cycles as Apple broadens its offerings and refreshes key models.

US declines to extend North American trade deal, starting clock to end it while seeking changes

The U.S. has chosen not to extend the North American trade deal, starting a countdown toward its expiration while pushing for renegotiation. The move signals pressure for changes to the agreement as trade tensions and policy disputes continue among the involved countries.

** Australia trade swings to a A$2.1 billion deficit in May, largest since 2015

** Australia recorded a A$2.1 billion trade deficit in May, the largest since 2015, as exports declined and imports rose. The shortfall was driven by weaker shipments of iron ore and LNG, while imports of consumer goods increased. The result adds pressure to the economy and raises questions about trade-driven growth.

** Australia posts surprise trade deficit in May as imports jump

** Australia unexpectedly recorded a trade deficit in May as imports rose sharply, outweighing exports. The wider shortfall suggests weaker external demand and stronger domestic spending, potentially complicating the outlook for economic growth and the currency.

** South Korea’s inflation rate quickens to a 2.5-year high

** South Korea’s inflation accelerated to its highest level in 2.5 years, driven by rising food and energy costs. The increase may put more pressure on policymakers as they try to balance supporting growth with keeping price gains under control.

** US car sales on cruise control despite pressures

** U.S. car sales remain strong despite economic pressures, with consumers still buying new vehicles. Analysts say demand is being supported by incentives, improving inventory, and a resilient labor market, even as higher interest rates and affordability concerns weigh on the industry.

** US factory activity eases off four-year high; input prices remain elevated

** US manufacturing growth slowed slightly from a four-year high but remained strong, while input prices stayed high. The report suggests factory activity is still expanding, though at a slower pace, with ongoing cost pressures continuing to affect producers.

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** U.S. construction spending edges up in May, but homebuilding remains weak

** U.S. construction spending rose slightly in May, driven by nonresidential projects, but residential construction remained weak. Higher mortgage rates and affordability challenges continued to weigh on homebuilding, while overall spending remained below the pace seen earlier in the year.

** Crude Oil Inventories Drop Less Than Expected, Impacting Market Sentiment

** Crude oil inventories fell by less than expected, signaling weaker-than-anticipated demand or stronger supply. The smaller draw pressured market sentiment and may weigh on oil prices as traders reassess the supply-demand balance and future inventory trends.

U.S. manufacturing sector activity slows in June

U.S. manufacturing activity cooled in June as demand weakened and production slowed, signaling continued pressure on the sector. The report suggested broader economic growth may also be losing momentum, with businesses facing softer orders and cautious hiring.

Asian shares fall on chipmaker drag; US jobs data looms

Asian stocks fell as chipmakers weighed on the market ahead of key US jobs data that could shape expectations for Federal Reserve policy. Investors also monitored bond yields and broader risk sentiment, with weakness in technology shares helping drag regional benchmarks lower.

** Morning Bid: Shares pull back as markets await likely payrolls beat

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** Exclusive: Japan shifts to ambush intervention tactics against yen short sellers, sources say

** Japan is using surprise, time-limited currency interventions to catch yen short sellers off guard, according to sources. The strategy aims to maximize impact while minimizing the amount of reserves used, as officials respond to persistent yen weakness and market speculation.

** U.S. job growth likely slowed in June after several months of strong gains

** U.S. job growth likely eased in June as employers added fewer positions after several strong months, though the labor market remained resilient overall. Economists expect hiring to slow, reflecting signs of cooling while still supporting the broader economy.

** Dollar steady as focus turns to US payrolls, yen intervention jitters persist

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** Minnesota Attorney General Shuts Unit Reviewing Wrongful Convictions, Cites Trump Funding Cut

** Minnesota’s attorney general is closing a unit that reviewed possible wrongful convictions, citing the loss of federal funding tied to Trump-era cuts. The unit helped examine cases in which prisoners claimed they had been wrongly convicted, and officials say the funding shortfall forced the shutdown.

** Trading Day: Stocks dip as sluggish July shuffles in

** Stocks fell as investors faced a quiet start to July, with markets weighed down by cautious sentiment and limited trading momentum. The article notes subdued activity rather than a major catalyst, reflecting a sluggish tone as the month begins.

IMF cuts Israel’s 2026 growth forecast to 3.5% on tensions

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** Treasury announces investment options for Trump Accounts

** The Treasury Department has announced investment options for Trump Accounts, outlining how the new savings vehicles can be used. The guidance describes eligible investments and sets the framework for account management as the program moves forward.

** Bitcoin gains some steam, tops $60k a day after logging a 14% quarterly loss

** Bitcoin rose back above $60,000 after a recent selloff, recovering somewhat a day after ending the quarter down 14%. The rebound came as traders looked for signs of renewed momentum following a weak period for the world’s largest cryptocurrency.

** Liquid Mercury Completes MiCA Disclosure for MERC, Enabling Trading Admission Across the EU

** Liquid Mercury announced that it has completed the required MiCA disclosure for its MERC token, a step that supports trading admission across the European Union under the new crypto regulatory framework. The move aims to improve compliance and broaden access for MERC in EU markets.

** Valle Capital Token Launches RWA and Agribusiness Ecosystem

** Valle Capital has launched a new token to support a real-world asset and agribusiness ecosystem, aiming to connect blockchain technology with agricultural investment and operations. The project seeks to improve transparency, access to capital, and participation in tokenized assets linked to the agribusiness sector.

** Bitcoin trapped at $60,800 resistance: Live levels

** Bitcoin is struggling to break above the $60,800 resistance level, keeping traders focused on key support and resistance zones. The article highlights live market levels and suggests that Bitcoin’s next move may depend on whether it can reclaim this threshold or fall back toward lower support.

** *Streamex is making digital gold accessible*

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** Crypto Tax Made Easy Helps Reduce Client’s IRS Audit Exposure From $1.55 Million to Approximately $148,000

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Utorg Obtains MiCA License as July 1 Deadline Forces Much of the Industry Out of Europe

Utorg has secured a MiCA license, positioning itself among the few crypto firms ready for the EU’s July 1 regulatory deadline. As many industry players struggle to comply or exit Europe, Utorg’s approval highlights the growing pressure of the new framework and the shrinking pool of companies able to operate across the region.

** Bitcoin slips below $60k, heads for first back-to-back quarterly loss since 2022

** Bitcoin fell below $60,000, putting it on track for its first consecutive quarterly losses since 2022. The decline reflects weaker risk appetite and ongoing market pressure, with traders watching whether support levels hold after a volatile run.

** Crypto firms emerge as biggest corporate political spenders in 2026 U.S. midterms

** Crypto companies are becoming the largest corporate political spenders in the 2026 U.S. midterms, outpacing traditional industries as they push to shape regulation and election outcomes. Their growing donations reflect efforts to influence lawmakers on crypto policy, signaling the sector’s rising political power.

Autheo Introduces the Internet Operating System: A Decentralized Coordination Layer for Web, Blockchain, and AI

Autheo has launched an “Internet Operating System” designed to unify the web, blockchain, and AI through a decentralized coordination layer. The platform aims to improve interoperability, data flow, and automation across digital systems, positioning itself as infrastructure for next-generation internet applications.

** Frasers sells Malaysia sports unit to MAP Active for $150m

** Frasers Group has agreed to sell its Malaysian sports retail business to MAP Active for about $150 million. The deal is part of Frasers’ strategy to streamline its portfolio and focus on core markets and brands.

** Dustin Q3 2025/26 slides: margins expand as efficiency gains take hold

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** Maven Income & Growth VCT admits 321,950 shares to trading

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** Giotto.ai launches free cloud access to AI system in Europe

** Giotto.ai is offering free cloud access to its AI system across Europe, expanding availability for users and businesses. The move aims to lower barriers to trying its technology and accelerate adoption in the European market.

** 21Shares changes custodians for six crypto ETPs on the LSE

** 21Shares has changed custodians for six of its crypto exchange-traded products listed on the London Stock Exchange. The move is part of a broader operational update involving the firm’s ETP lineup, with no indication of changes to the products’ investment objectives or underlying assets.

** Geiger Counter buys back 19,069 shares at 63.95 pence each

** Geiger Counter said it repurchased 19,069 of its own shares at 63.95 pence per share. The buyback was completed through Shore Capital Stockbrokers, and the repurchased shares will be held in treasury.

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** Alludium named founding tech partner for AgenticInvestor platform

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** 200+ Brands, 100+ Speakers Confirmed for Forex Expo Dubai 2026

** Forex Expo Dubai 2026 will return to Dubai on October 6–7 at the Dubai World Trade Centre, bringing together 200+ brands, 100+ speakers, and thousands of traders, investors, and affiliates from more than 60 countries. The event will focus on trading, fintech, investment opportunities, and networking, with registrations now open.

** Liontrust appoints Martin Gilbert as non-executive director

** Liontrust has appointed veteran fund manager Martin Gilbert as a non-executive director. The move adds extensive industry experience to the asset manager’s board as it continues to strengthen its leadership team.