News Summary - 07/03/2026

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** On the Strait of Hormuz, BBC finds seized ships and shark fishermen as uneasy calm returns

** The BBC visits Bandar Abbas to examine how the US-Israeli war with Iran has affected daily life in the port city, where an uneasy calm has returned amid regional tensions.

** Venezuela quake survivor pulled out alive after eight days

** Hernán Gil was trapped under a collapsed multi-storey car park.

** Instagram is running ads promoting child sexual abuse material in India, BBC finds

** The report says Instagram ads in India were found using terms like “rape” and “child video” to promote content linked through Telegram.

** "Most massive" Russian attack on Kyiv kills at least 30

** Russia launched its largest weapon barrage yet on Kyiv, striking multiple sites across a wide area and causing widespread damage and casualties.

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** A mayor in Japan announced her maternity leave — and got the whole country talking

** Shoko Kawata, 35, has faced criticism after announcing her maternity leave, but says she loves her job and is proud to take time off to have a baby.

Taylor Swift’s rumored wedding celebrations begin with a star-studded New York event

Actress Lena Dunham, model Gigi Hadid, and longtime music collaborator Jack Antonoff were spotted in formal attire near Madison Square Garden.

Bomb explosion at a Damascus cafe kills six, Syrian state media say

A bomb exploded at a cafe near the Palace of Justice in Damascus, killing six people, according to Syrian state media. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, which occurred near a major government building.

** Ebola treatment trial begins in the Democratic Republic of Congo

** The WHO says that the Democratic Republic of Congo has recorded 1,406 confirmed Ebola cases, along with 301 suspected cases and 438 deaths.

**Killers of British couple in South Africa sentenced to life**

**A British couple who had been collecting rare plants and seeds were found dead in a river days later, and the two people responsible for their deaths have been sentenced to life in prison.**

** Canadian boy, 11, dies of rabies after waking to a bat on his face

** Rabies is extremely rare in Canada, where only 28 human deaths have been recorded since 1924.

People smuggler convicted in France found by the BBC living in the UK and seeking asylum

Once described as “the godfather” of French migrant camps, he has been working in a village in Leicestershire.

** China says pilot crashed small plane into skyscraper for "personal reasons"

** A 66-year-old pilot died after crashing a small plane into a skyscraper. Authorities said the incident was for "personal reasons," and investigators found that he had anxiety and had mentioned "ending his life" in his diary.

** Former Olympian indicted for allegedly vandalizing Washington Reflecting Pool

** U.S. authorities charged him with property destruction after renovations championed by President Donald Trump appeared to go awry.

Nine Thai monks killed after 11-year-old driver collides with procession

A truck driven by an 11-year-old collided with a roadside procession of 35 monks and five lay followers, killing nine monks.

** South Africa and Ghana in diplomatic row over alleged killing of migrant

** South Africa has denied allegations that a Ghanaian citizen was killed during anti-migrant protests in Cape Town, amid growing diplomatic tensions between the two countries.

** Alleged Scattered Spider hacker arrested in Finland

** A 19-year-old dual American-Estonian national, accused of having links to the Scattered Spider hacking group, has been arrested in Finland and extradited to the United States, where he now faces federal charges.

Vatican excommunicates followers of global Catholic sect

The Vatican has excommunicated followers of the Society of Saint Pius X, a global Catholic sect. Around 600,000 people are affected by the decision.

** Residents of an Ethiopian town forced to kill hundreds of their own dogs after rabies deaths

** Some residents in the Ethiopian town were reportedly forced to kill their own dogs, with locals telling the BBC that they reluctantly hung the animals to avoid arrest or fines after rabies-related deaths.

** Ryanair warns of “queue chaos” from new EU border system

** Ryanair is urging European governments to delay the new EU Entry/Exit System (EES) until after the summer holiday season, warning that it could cause major airport queue delays and disrupt travel.

** U.S. blocks long-term renewal of North American trade deal

** The U.S. has blocked a proposed 16-year renewal of the North American trade deal, choosing instead to keep annual rolling reviews. The decision creates uncertainty for trade relations across the region and could make long-term planning more difficult for businesses and policymakers.

** Ukrainian charged in Germany over Nord Stream blasts

** Germany has charged a Ukrainian national in connection with the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, a case that could strain ties between Kyiv and Berlin. Ukraine denies any involvement in the incident.

From friendship bracelets to wedding rings: A Taylor and Travis timeline

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

** What will guests wear to Taylor Swift's wedding of the century?

** A romantic, fairytale-inspired style may set the tone for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s reported wedding event in New York City on Friday.

** 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, leading to frostbite and the loss of limbs as they tried to reach Europe.

** Gaza patients face agonizing delays for medical evacuation

** Gaza’s Hamas-run health ministry says that about 300 Palestinians who were referred for treatment outside the enclave have died since the ceasefire began, highlighting ongoing delays and obstacles to medical evacuation for critically ill patients.

** Aunt of Venezuelan boy pulled from rubble tells BBC she will give him “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 Donald Trump’s $2.2 billion in income last year is unprecedented for a sitting or former president, far surpassing past White House financial gains and raising fresh concerns about conflicts of interest.

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

** A plane collision left visible holes on the side of a tower in Beijing, but authorities have removed other signs 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 mark the nation’s birthday, separatist movements in two provinces are considering leaving Canada, putting pressure on Mark Carney to preserve national unity.

** Cheers and applause as security guard rescued from rubble

** Emergency workers rescued Hernán Gil after he had been trapped under 140 tonnes of rubble for more than 100 hours, after he was first found.

** Watch: BBC at site of deadly Russian attack on Kyiv flats

** Sarah Rainsford reports from the wreckage of a nine-storey apartment block in Kyiv that was completely destroyed in a deadly Russian attack.

** 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 criticism that it portrayed drugs in an overly attractive way, sparking backlash over its messaging.

** “Beautiful and terrible” – the world’s thoughts on the US at 250

** The BBC asked people in countries including Brazil, India, and Egypt what they think of America today, offering a global snapshot of views on the US as it approaches its 250th anniversary.

** Americans react to Supreme Court upholding birthright citizenship

** The BBC asked Americans for their reactions after the Supreme Court ruled on citizenship for babies born in the US.

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

** Canadians across the country were asked what they would say to, and give, their southern neighbor as the U.S. 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.

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** 67% of the applicants for the government’s regularization come from Latin American countries and will be able to obtain Spanish citizenship after just two years of legal residence, instead of the usual ten.

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** Judge Santiago Pedraz believes that the Director of the Civil Guard and DAO Manuel Llamas may have committed the crimes of abuse of power and obstruction of justice. The UCO continues investigating its superiors while both remain in office.

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** The popular prosecutions led by the PP have asked Judge Santiago Pedraz to also charge the director of the Guardia Civil and the DAO in the Leire Díez case.

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** Mikel Oyarzabal put Spain ahead before halftime in a match marked by controversy, after a goal by Marc Cucurella was disallowed.

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** Spain advanced to the round of 16 after beating Austria and will face Portugal, led by Cristiano Ronaldo, in a matchup that promises to be the toughest of the round. Portugal arrives after eliminating Croatia, setting up one of the World Cup’s most notable matchups.

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** Spanish goalkeeper Unai Simón has reached 518 minutes without conceding a goal in the FIFA World Cup, surpassing the record previously held by Iker Casillas.

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** The host national teams of the multi-host World Cup have had a strong start: Mexico, the United States, and Canada have recorded nine wins in 12 matches. The overall result reflects solid performances from all three host nations, with Mexico standing out, the United States showing strength, and Canada meeting expectations.

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** Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first World Cup playoff goal from the penalty spot to lead Portugal’s comeback win over Croatia, sending them through to face Spain. Luka Modric exited the tournament as Croatia were eliminated.

** Nico Williams uses Carvajal as an example of how to make a foul: “He grabbed Musiala by the neck, he wasn’t trying to do harm”

** Nico Williams spoke about the hard challenge by Uruguayan De la Cruz, which caused him a muscle injury. The Spanish winger compared that action with Carvajal’s foul on Musiala, saying it was a foul without any intention to cause harm.

** Israel tries to overcome the trauma of the attacks: “We have lost trust in our security”

** An article about the emotional and social impact of the attacks in Israel, where many citizens feel that trust in the country’s security has been lost. The text reflects the collective trauma, the persistent fear, and the challenge of returning to normal after the violence.

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** NGOs on the ground are calling for a real ceasefire in response to the “catastrophic” humanitarian impact of the conflict in Gaza. They point out that the population, displaced, overcrowded, and malnourished, is suffering extreme conditions, with particular alarm over the situation of Palestinian children.

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** A DNA test helped a Venezuelan man living in Gipuzkoa find his biological father 41 years after he was born. After decades of searching, the two are now rebuilding their family history and preparing for a long-awaited reunion.

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** The earthquakes have caused 2,295 deaths, 11,267 injuries, and an as-yet-unknown number of missing people. Following the tragedy, Venezuela is experiencing a strong wave of citizen solidarity, with neighbors offering food, shelter, and help to those affected.

** Delcy Rodríguez says she has a health problem, but gives no details

** Delcy Rodríguez stated that she suffers from a health issue, although she did not provide details about her condition. The ailment is noticeable in her voice, which has been affected.

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** According to a media outlet citing sources close to the couple, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are said to have legally married in an intimate, private ceremony. The wedding, which has not been officially confirmed, may have taken place in Tennessee.

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** Eight regions are under a high-temperature alert this Friday, with a risk of “significant danger” and the possibility of a heatwave over the weekend.

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** Arturo Pérez-Reverte has praised a Netflix police series with 43 episodes, comparing it to the classic *Hill Street Blues* but updated for today. The writer from Cartagena has declared himself a fan of the show because of its police style and contemporary approach.

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** Chema Lamirán, director of the Master’s in Digital Marketing at the European University of Valencia, warns that most price comparison tools are designed to encourage quick purchases rather than truly help users during sales.

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** Two decades after the Valencia metro accident, which occurred on Line 1 at the Jesús curve, the victims’ families continue to demand social, political, and judicial truth about the tragedy that left 43 dead and 47 injured.

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** The first phase of the summer getaway operation begins this Friday at 3:00 p.m. and will end on Sunday at midnight. Spain’s traffic authority, the DGT, expects 4.8 million trips during that period, amid concern over rising gasoline prices.

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** In March 2026, Spain had accumulated 341 applications to inject 86.5 GWh/day of biomethane into the gas grid. This renewable gas, refined from biogas and produced largely in slurry plants, places the country among the EU leaders in investments.

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** Singer Melani has released her album *Oniria* and presented it in an interview with *20minutos*, where she talks about her view of dreams and her new musical chapter.

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** Daniel traveled hundreds of kilometers to adopt Pink and Floyd, two cats that shelters did not want to separate. Their strong bond made them especially endearing, and now they are living together happily. The article highlights their inseparable nature and quirky behavior, including how much they enjoy watching Paw Patrol.

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** A young couple was publicly punished in Indonesia with around twenty rattan cane lashes after being accused of kissing without being married, following the incident appearing in a TikTok video.

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** Authorities reported that, for now, no casualties or material damage have been recorded after the magnitude 6.2 earthquake in Indonesia. No tsunami alert was issued either.

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** Cuzco station will stop operating from tomorrow until August due to asbestos removal work. Until now, it had been operating as the temporary northern terminus of the line because of the partial closure of Bernabéu, which began in March.

** Shopping with Ainhoa: to survive a day at the beach

** The text humorously reflects on first-time parents’ excitement about their child’s first trip to the beach, a moment that seems idyllic but can turn into quite a challenge when reality sets in.

** What possibilities does AI offer at work, and what risks should we avoid?

** Artificial intelligence is being used more and more in the workplace and offers new possibilities, but it also presents risks. It is important to understand its limits to prevent it from replacing human tasks or causing problems in the work environment.

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** The U.S. controls Venezuela’s oil, but that has not managed to drive a democratic transition or a sustained economic improvement in the country.

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** The constant presence of technology among young people has become so normalized that it no longer surprises us, but its use in everyday moments, such as at the table, may be reducing attention, conversation, and family connection without us hardly noticing.

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** A mother and her daughter have been murdered in Alicante, allegedly by the father of the family, who was later hospitalized with stab wounds.

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** Kike Calleja revealed on *El verano se mueve* details about the new housing development where Juls Janeiro will live, highlighting its luxurious atmosphere and the presence of celebrity neighbors.

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** A small animal appeared on the set of *'El verano se mueve'* before the broadcast began, causing a moment of chaos among the crew and those present. The unexpected appearance surprised everyone and left behind a funny anecdote, including the phrase "It bit me."

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** Aitor and Tomás grew up in disadvantaged contexts, but their stories show that, with the right opportunities, young people can overcome difficulties and build their own future.

** Renfe casts the net for telecoms to upgrade Wi‑Fi on its AVE trains after its contract with Telefónica expires

** Renfe has put out to tender the renewal of its onboard Wi‑Fi service for AVE trains after its contract with Telefónica expired. The new agreement is valued at around €85 million and aims to attract telecommunications operators to improve connectivity on its trains.

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** Writer Arturo Pérez-Reverte expresses enthusiasm for a 43-episode Netflix police series, comparing it to the classic *Hill Street Blues*, but updated for modern times.

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** The article presents 10 trendy sports outfits ideal for summer, designed to combine style and comfort while exercising. The idea is to help you look flattering, slim, and with a look that enhances your tan while you do sports.

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** The content suggests that physical discomfort is not always simple tiredness, but rather a sign that the body is at its limit. As support, it recommends mobility exercises inspired by yoga and massages performed mindfully to help restore bodily balance.

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** The Graz University of Technology in Austria has developed a robot dog equipped with sensors and cameras to enter high-risk areas and help locate victims trapped after earthquakes or other disasters, making rescue work easier where access is difficult or dangerous.

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** This little-known Belgian city, very close to the country’s main tourist destinations, offers numerous wonders to those who visit it. Despite often going unnoticed, it surprises visitors with its appeal and tourist value.

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** The chef explained in his newsletter that to make a Russian salad tastier, it’s better to opt for homemade mayonnaise, as this enhances the flavor of the dish.

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** The government will amend the General Traffic Regulations to introduce changes in overall mobility and new specific rules for motorcycles, mopeds, bicycles, and electric scooters.

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** In Spain, there are more than 15 million pets, including 5.6 million registered cats. They have a major presence in households, but living with them is an adventure. That’s why the article brings together photos of cats “being cats” in situations that are very familiar to anyone who lives with kitties.

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** The attack occurred during a new intensification of Russian bombardments on Kyiv, leaving at least 17 dead and up to 70 injured.

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** The Andalusian branch of the Popular Party (PP-A) and Vox presented an agreement just before the second investiture vote for Juanma Moreno. The deal includes 150 measures and Vox’s entry into the regional government with one ministry, which makes it easier for Moreno to be reelected as president of Andalusia.

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** The agreement between PP and Vox to make Juanma Moreno president of Andalusia was made public shortly after the inauguration ended, which was approved with the 53 votes from PP and the 15 from Vox.

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** The Aragonese authorities have deployed all available resources from the regional government, the national government, and other autonomous communities to fight the fires. The La Fueva blaze is stabilized, and there is optimism regarding the Leciñena fire, which has already affected more than 3,000 hectares.

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** The text uses irony to criticize the tendency to medicalize normal childhood behaviors. It suggests that instead of educating children or setting limits, people invent syndromes to explain behaviors like not wanting to pick up their toys.

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** Fifteen units of the Madrid Regional Fire Department worked to extinguish a fire in a warehouse in Leganés that houses a bazaar.

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** The article says Spain and Mexico share a common language, history, and mutual respect that go far beyond political maneuvering.

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** Patxi López is criticized for trying to present the slogan “I’m with Begoña” as a major citizen movement, exaggeratingly suggesting that half the country took to the streets to support her.

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** In Spain, few events create as much unity as a national team match in the World Cup, when the whole population gets behind it and pulls in the same direction.

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** Everything has disappeared or is about to in La Guaira, where buildings and homes are so damaged that their fate seems to be demolition.

** CNMC opens sanctions proceedings against Renfe for up to 300,000 euros for not opening its workshops to Iryo

** The CNMC has opened sanctions proceedings against Renfe, with a possible fine of up to 300,000 euros, for not allowing Iryo to use its workshops. Renfe calls the measure “disproportionate,” says Iryo did not provide the necessary documentation on facility compatibility, and is maintaining its appeal before the National Court.

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** Madrid Zoo Aquarium will offer fruit ice creams this summer to tigers, orangutans, and pandas. The flavors will vary according to the needs of each species, with options such as apple and carrot popsicles.

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** A Valencian music student at the Berklee College of Music in Boston has been awarded for his piece “Albufera de alquitrán,” a composition that reflects on human impact on the environment and focuses on the Albufera.

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** Emergency medical personnel went to a home in Puente de Vallecas, where a 30-year-old woman was practically in the final stages of giving birth to her second daughter. After initial care, mother and baby were taken to the hospital.

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** An energy advisor explains on social media that leaving the air conditioning on all night can cost less than a morning coffee, although the actual expense depends on the unit’s power consumption, the set temperature, and the number of hours used.

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** Fixed-term deposits allow conservative investors to secure 100% of the agreed return for the entire term of the contract, offering a safe way to grow their savings without taking on major risks.

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** The article presents five summer salad recipes that stand out for being healthy, refreshing, and inexpensive, designed to help take care of both your diet and your wallet over the coming months.

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** There is a little-known option to store files and create your own private cloud, avoiding paying fees for services like Google Photos.

** How much do you know about the events of June? Test yourself with this quiz

** A 10-question quiz tests your knowledge of June’s current events, covering politics, sports, film, and international news.

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** 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 is being held this summer in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

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** 20bien launches its Well-being Mailbox so readers can share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather authentic experiences that can serve as inspiration and support for others interested in improving their well-being.

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** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, its channel for readers to participate in the news, send complaints, and report possible stories or topics that should be investigated.

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** Sumar’s new leadership will be headed by Verónica Martínez Barbero and Rosa Martínez, following Lara Hernández’s resignation. The single list includes Culture Minister Ernest Urtasun, who will be the project’s main public face and is also a member of the Comuns.

** Germany hands over to Spain the alleged perpetrator of the murder of former Ukrainian politician Andriy Portnov

** Germany has handed over to Spain the alleged perpetrator of the murder of former Ukrainian politician Andriy Portnov. The investigation also points to his brother and a woman, both of whom are whereabouts unknown.

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** Police are warning about a scam that takes advantage of the distress of owners of missing pets. Criminals use AI-generated images of the animal to make it seem as though they have found it, and then ask for money in exchange for its supposed return.

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** Eleven people were arrested in Cádiz in connection with a money laundering investigation linked to the Guardia Civil operation that led officers to the Cádiz Provincial Council headquarters last Wednesday.

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** A talk about sexual violence led the girl to identify with what had happened.

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** Beneficiaries of the extraordinary regularization of 2005 recall the fear of living without papers, the barriers to accessing the process, and how the measure transformed their lives by giving them stability, rights, and the feeling of fully belonging to society.

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

** Microtattoos are becoming more popular because they are discreet and have less visual impact. However, their apparent simplicity should not hide the importance of evaluating the technique, safety, and quality of the work in order to avoid poor results.

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** Sociologists point out that the rise of fitness among young people is driven by uncertainty, discipline, and social media pressure. For Generation Z, the gym is also a space to take care of emotional health and escape everyday anxiety and stress.

** *El Hormiguero* closes another successful season and remains the most-watched daily TV program

** *El Hormiguero* wraps up another season as the leader on Antena 3, consolidating its position as the most-watched daily program on television. This edition achieved an average audience share of 14.5% and attracted 1,839,000 viewers, confirming its strong ratings success.

** Nuria Roca says goodbye to *El Hormiguero* with a barbecue on the set

** Antena 3’s late-night show says goodbye until after summer with a special season finale broadcast.

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** History Channel presents a documentary that reviews Spain’s participation in the independence of the United States, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of July 4.

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** The journalist stated that former President Zapatero is calm and trusts that Julio Martínez will tell the truth and cooperate with the Justice system.

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** Eurovision has denied that there is a vote on Israel’s participation. The organization argued that public broadcasters should not be held responsible for their governments’ actions, amid the debate over Israel’s presence in the contest.

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** Paula Silvestre explained on *Aruser@s* that compulsive purchases increase at night because tiredness and mental state play a role. According to the contributor, when energy drops at the end of the day, it becomes easier to give in to impulses and make less rational decisions.

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** Isa Pantoja’s new home has 135 square meters, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms. It is also in a residential complex with a pool, tennis court, golf course, and large recreational areas for children.

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** Ylenia Padilla says she finally agreed to join “¡De Lunes a Viernes!” after several refusals, claiming she felt pressured by the team.

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** Albert Rivera has spoken unusually about his personal life and has said that he maintains a good relationship with the mothers of his daughters, Malú and Mariona Saperas. The former politician has expressed gratitude and has described himself as “very fortunate.”

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** Iker Jiménez recalls an experience during the DANA in which he caught some thieves in the act and compares it with situations he says he has seen in Venezuela. In his statements, he denounces the presence of people who take advantage of chaos to steal, whom he describes as “vermin.”

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** David Bisbal has spoken honestly about the difficult time his brother José María is going through. José María, who is in a wheelchair, had gone missing. The artist acknowledges that the situation has been hard and complicated for the family, but says he will keep fighting and stay strong.

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** Princess Kate Middleton surprised everyone by attending Wimbledon as patron of the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, drawing a lot of attention to the courts.

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** Marieta and Suso spoke with *El verano se mueve* from the estate in Toledo where they will celebrate their wedding. The couple shared their last words before the ceremony in an emotional moment marked by excitement and tears.

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** The journalist has shared on her social media that she underwent a new medical checkup just before going on vacation.

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** Marina García, former contestant on *LIDLT 3*, opened up about her adolescence while congratulating her younger brother on his 12th birthday. In her message, she shared that her family life forced her to grow up very quickly.

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** Mick Jagger praised Rosalía as an outstanding example of current music, saying he admires her and finds her very interesting.

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** Over the past few weeks, rumors circulated that Luis Miguel may have undergone heart surgery. The article highlights that the singer reappeared in Mexico with Paloma Cuevas, drawing attention for his low profile and for the speculation about his health.

** IlloJuan sows doubt about his future on social media after *La Velada*

** The Málaga-born streamer shares his daily training routine on Ibai Llanos’s YouTube channel as he prepares for his next fight with TheGrefg. His presence on social media raises questions about what he will do after *La Velada*.

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** Irene Rosales’ daughters spent a few days with their father, Kiko Rivera, and his partner, Lola García. Their reunion with their mother was full of joy, with jumps and hugs, reflecting the emotion of being together again.

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** Jaime Salmoreno, who went from being an architect in New York to a priest, is now bringing together his two vocations, faith and music, with the release of his first single, “Todo Tuyo.”

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** Rafa Jódar defeated his compatriot Pablo Carreño in a tough five-set match, 6-3, 3-6, 6-1, 3-6, and 4-6, to advance to the third round of Wimbledon. The match was played over two days and was marked by its closeness and the Madrid native’s resilience.

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** Santi Cazorla announces his retirement from professional football at 41, bringing an end to an extensive career. After three seasons at Oviedo, the historic midfielder closes out a notable journey through clubs such as Villarreal, Málaga, and Arsenal, among others.

** Sergio Scariolo, dismissed as Real Madrid basketball coach

** Real Madrid basketball announced on Thursday the dismissal of Italian coach Sergio Scariolo.

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** Austria’s president, Alexander Van der Bellen, shared a video on social media asking parents to let their children stay up late so they can cheer for the national team.

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** John McEnroe said on TNT Sports that Jannik Sinner has been dealing with cramps for quite some time. He added that Sinner’s team is still conducting tests to determine the cause of these physical issues.

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** In Spain, there are about 140 people diagnosed with Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome, an ultra-rare genetic disease. The article highlights its impact on families and notes that World Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome Day is celebrated on July 3.

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** Streamer Aroia García, known as @aroyitt and with more than two million followers, has published *I Don’t Fit In, but I Exist*, a book in which she shares her experience with autism.

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** From July 6 to 11, Paris is hosting the Unified Football World Cup, organized by Special Olympics International. The tournament brings together players with and without disabilities on the same team, promoting inclusion and shared sport.

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** Donald Trump’s net worth is reported to have risen from $2.3 billion to $6 billion since his return to the White House. According to the article, the president earned $2.2 billion over the past year from the Oval Office, and about half of that came from his investments and businesses linked to cryptocurrencies.

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** Farm organizations warn that extreme temperatures are harming all crops and livestock. The heat is already taking its toll on agriculture, while Agroseguro estimates that more than 91,000 hectares were damaged by hailstorms in June alone.

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** According to Cerveceros de España, the volume of activity in the hospitality sector fell by 0.3% last year, and consumption of cold drinks, including beer, dropped by 2.5% in value compared with 2024. The lower demand is attributed to inflation and changes in consumption habits.

** The Supreme Court will have to rule on the use of meat-related terms for vegan products

** The Supreme Court will decide the dispute between Heura and the meat industry, following the appeal filed against the ruling of the Barcelona Provincial Court. The case centers on statements published by Heura on social media about the use of meat-related terms for vegan products.

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** The sale of Estudiantes to Megía is awaiting the CSD’s decision, in a context marked by Siles’s allegations of irregularities. In addition, it has still not been identified who the investor will be that carries out the purchase, which keeps the deal up in the air.

** Spain breaks tourism record with 36.8 million visitors through May and spending of 50.257 billion euros

** Spain received 36.8 million tourists in the first five months of the year, 5% more than in the same period last year. That increase also drove tourism spending, which reached 50.257 billion euros, setting a new record.

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** Some of the best film releases of the past six months are already available to stream, making it possible to watch or catch up on several of 2026’s standout movies this summer.

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** Michael Sarnoski, director of *Pig*, reinvents Robin Hood as a vigilante turned villain in *The Death of Robin Hood*. Hugh Jackman plays a tormented paladin, in a darker and far from heroic version of the famous character.

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** Bryce Dallas Howard, Aaron Paul, and Violet McGraw are set to star in the new horror comedy **“Anything But Ghosts.”** The film brings together the **Jurassic World: Dominion**, **Breaking Bad**, and **M3GAN** actors in a project from the director of **Obsession**.

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** Michelle Pfeiffer recalled that she was working as a cashier when she received her first acting offer, but she hesitated to accept it because she wasn't sure if she was ready. In the end, she decided to take the risk, convinced that if it didn't work out, she was still young and could try another path.

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** Tom Holland will return as Peter Parker following the events of *Spider-Man: No Way Home*. The article notes that *Spider-Man: Brand New Day* could become one of the longest films in the saga, according to a leak about its runtime.

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** In 2025, accidental falls increased by 8.2% compared with the previous year and caused 4,814 deaths, according to the latest official data from Spain’s National Statistics Institute (INE).

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** A study of 153,000 cases diagnosed between 1993 and 2018 shows a shift in the trend of cancers in Spain: digestive tumors are increasing among young people, while those linked to tobacco are declining across the country.

** New microdevices can activate cells from a distance using ultrasound: “They would enable very precise therapy”

** The study shows that small microdevices can activate cells from a distance using ultrasound, helping us understand how physical stimuli are converted into biological signals. This technology could enable very precise therapies.

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** Walking is a very beneficial exercise for health, and there’s no need to obsess over reaching 10,000 steps a day to notice improvements. According to the text, the benefits begin earlier, and walking faster is associated with a better prognosis than walking slowly.

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** The latest report from the Spanish Society of Medical Oncology (SEOM) predicts that more than 300,000 cancer cases will be diagnosed in Spain this year, which represents a 1.95% increase compared with 2025.

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** Scientific research is key to better understanding ALS and continuing to improve its treatments. The latest advances and findings offer hope for the future by opening the door to more effective therapies and more precise care for patients.

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** Interview with Isaac Hernández, Managing Director of Google Cloud for Spain and Portugal, about the role of artificial intelligence and the importance of Spain not missing this technological opportunity.

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** Meta will limit the use of the “Conversation Focus” feature in its smart glasses, which until now had been unlimited. The company is thus introducing a restriction on this feature, although its new terms and the possible impact for users have not yet been detailed.

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** AI-powered humanoid robots are designed to live with people, learn from their behavior, and provide emotional support. Their goal is to recognize emotions and offer companionship at home.

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** The second stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 will collide with the Moon on August 5 at around 8,700 km/h. The impact could create a crater about 17 meters wide, according to the available information.

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** Apple’s “Hide My Email” feature has a flaw that can link anonymous addresses to the real email address associated with an Apple ID, which could compromise user privacy.

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** The article offers three summer wedding guest outfit ideas, designed to make choosing an outfit easier and help you dress appropriately and elegantly for the next celebration.

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** Red is making a comeback in décor, but in small doses, to break up the monotony of neutral settings and bring more character and personality to spaces.

** It’s not always menopause: why a lack of sexual desire can also be related to one’s partner

** An analysis from Máxima Center for Women’s Health reveals that one in seven women link their lack of sexual desire to their male partner, suggesting that the cause is not always menopause or other biological factors.

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** Calisthenics is becoming increasingly popular among women because it is a simple, accessible, and effective way to build strength using only body weight.

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** Cosmetologist Arkaitz Felices explains whether the skin produces more oil in summer and answers this question about how its behavior changes during the summer season.

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** Dr. Mar Mira explains that Botox could have effects beyond aesthetics, by reducing the act of frowning and “hacking” our emotions. The article suggests that a simple injection could have an impact on mental well-being, changing the way we understand this treatment.

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** A handwritten score by Ludwig van Beethoven corresponding to the overture *Die Weihe des Hauses* (*The Consecration of the House*), composed in 1822, will be auctioned.

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** Chanel launched its Coco Game Haute Horlogerie collection, featuring an exclusive chessboard that also functions as a clock. The piece combines design, craftsmanship, and luxury, highlighting the maison’s creativity in an unconventional haute horlogerie proposal.

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** Dua Lipa returned to work in an apparently casual but very luxurious look, valued at 50,000 euros. The singer wore accessories from Chanel and Bvlgari, brands for which she is an ambassador, once again standing out for combining a relaxed style with exclusive pieces.

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** Christie’s Classic Week night sales raised 58.8 million euros and set seven world records.

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** This article explains that combining cinnamon, olive oil, and lemon peel creates a homemade air freshener. The mixture can be used in different areas of the home to add a pleasant, natural scent.

** Greece gives Spain a lesson: traditional moussaka is left to rest for an hour before serving

** A Greek chef shares tips for preparing traditional moussaka at home, one of the most emblematic dishes of Greek cuisine. Among the key tips is to let it rest for an hour before serving so it develops more flavor and a better texture.

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** The article highlights that meals with friends are one of the summer’s favorite plans and that, when accompanied by well-prepared recipes, the experience becomes even better.

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** Madrid football fans flock to this central bar to watch matches, and football moves crowds. The venue is highlighted by the Repsol Guide as a recommended spot to enjoy the atmosphere of the 2026 World Cup in the city.

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** Jiale Pan, a Chinese chef in Valladolid, stands out for the quality of his nigiris and dumplings. His cooking has earned recognition for preparing one of the best sushis in Castilla and for winning tapas contests, in addition to offering a daily menu for less than 20 euros.

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** Also known as *arroz del señorito*, this Valencian dish has several theories about its origin, one of them linked to Sorolla.

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** An itinerary for running enthusiasts takes in some of Rome’s most iconic landmarks, home to very special cats, offering a different and original way to discover the Italian capital.

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** The article points out that several European countries and cities stand out as especially welcoming for expatriates who move there for work. It also notes that Spain does not appear among the highest-rated destinations in this “expat” ranking.

** Málaga will have a new direct flight to a major Asian capital this summer

** The new direct air route between Málaga and a major Asian capital will begin operating on July 14. It will have three weekly flights, strengthening the city’s international connectivity during the summer.

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** The Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora, a luxurious hotel complex, served as the setting for the filming of Netflix’s new series, *Oasis*. The story involving its main characters unfolds there.

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** We tested the LPG engines of the Renault Clio and Symbioz, which promise ranges of more than 1,400 km. Their fuel consumption can even be lower than the manufacturer’s official figure, without requiring especially eco-minded driving.

** The new BMW X5 wants to appeal to everyone: electric, hybrid, diesel, gasoline… and even hydrogen

** The fifth generation of the BMW X5 bets on a very wide range of powertrains, including electric, hybrid, diesel, gasoline, and even hydrogen options. It also features plenty of technology and a completely redesigned, more radical look.

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** Lepas presents in Spain its first plug-in hybrid SUV, with 279 hp, Zero emissions label, up to 90 km in electric mode, and more than 1,100 km of combined range.

** Transport awards the doubling of the N-2 on this stretch for 102 million

** The Transport Ministry has approved a budget of 102 million euros to widen the Figueres bypass (Girona) on the N-2 and turn it into a multi-lane road.

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** Several vehicles suffered flat tires after driving over metal pieces and sheets on the A-8, near Liendo. The incident affected nearly twenty cars.

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** The Mitsubishi Grandis HEV combines 160 hp with a spacious and practical interior, designed for families. It stands out for its comfort, everyday efficiency, and fuel consumption of around 5 liters per 100 km.

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** The Consell, together with companies and universities, will hold its first meeting before August to drive a €100 million investment. The initiative aims to strengthen the Valencian defense industry, with a focus on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and communications.

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** Angeriñe Elorriaga, a professor at EHU and a grader of the PAU Euskera exam, has criticized some students for answering “just to fill something in.” She defends that the grading system is “fair” and points out that, because of the penalties, a student can even get less than zero.

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** 42 of the 46 lynxes released from the Santa Elena breeding center have been found and returned to the facility after a nearby wildfire prompted concern. Authorities are still searching for the remaining four animals.

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** A man was involved in another incident at a health center in Seville without security personnel, where he broke in to demand psychiatric medication and ended up injuring himself. According to the article, this is not the first time he has acted this way, and he usually chooses clinics without security guards.

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** A fire in occupied ground-floor premises in central Valencia forced the evacuation of 80 residents from two apartment blocks. There were no injuries. Authorities are investigating whether the fire was intentionally started by the squatters, who were storing highly flammable material.

** Three people remain in the ICU after the Lleida bus accident: two are in critical condition

** Four people remain hospitalized in the ICU after the bus accident in Lleida, while five others remain hospitalized on the ward.

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** The Galician proton therapy center, with the capacity to treat 250 patients a year, will begin receiving its first patients at the end of 2026 or early 2027. It will be a national benchmark and will also serve patients from Castilla y León, Asturias, and northern Portugal.

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** Researchers from Seville, using modern digital tools applied to the archive, have concluded that the Sorian site of Torralba was not an elephant slaughterhouse, thus ruling out that historical interpretation.

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** Madrid is boosting public transport for the LGTBIQ+ Pride celebrations, with more frequent buses and trains to make travel easier during the events.

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** The Civil Guard detected construction workers in Vitoria who traveled hundreds of kilometers every day to work, as part of an investigation into the labor exploitation of more than 40 foreigners in three autonomous communities.

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** Seville painter Manolo Cuervo has died. He was known for his pop style and for his acrylic works on paper and canvas, as well as his screen prints. He created the Macarena poster in 2019 and the Holy Week poster in 2022.

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** Honor introduces the Magic V6, the world’s thinnest foldable smartphone. It stands out not only for its slimness, but also for its elegant design, great power, and outstanding cameras, showing that foldables can deliver a complete, no-compromise experience.

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** An Australian broke the world record for the loudest scream, with a shriek comparable to that of a jet plane. The effort was so extreme that he said he lost his voice for more than two days.

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** A customer tried to make a reservation on the employees’ day off, when the bar was closed, and complained when he couldn’t. The bar owner responded by defending his team and reminding people that workers have the right to rest: “They are waiters, not slaves.”

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** The new Toy Story installment will be released 31 years after the first film and has sparked viral comments on social media about Woody’s “bald spot.”

** The strange perception of time after COVID affects pets’ health

** A study of 19,012 dog and cat owners from several countries, including Spain, analyzes how the altered perception of time after COVID may affect pets’ well-being and health by changing routines, attention, and life at home.

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** Acting at the first unusual panting in dogs can help cool them down in time, seek veterinary care, and reduce the risk of serious organ damage.

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** Three out of four pet owners have at some point lost an animal they had a strong bond with.

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

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** The Madrid City Council will promote a new EMVS regulation to expand access to public housing for middle-income earners, raising the income limit to 7.5 times the IPREM. Rent-to-own options are also being considered.

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** The FC Barcelona goalkeeper leads a very calm and discreet life away from football. Far from the pitch, he stands out for his love of the mountains and his relationship with a Catalan designer, revealing a personal side far from the media spotlight.

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** The collective’s initials have evolved over time to become LGBTIQ+. Each letter and symbol represents diverse identities and orientations, and the expansion responds to the need to make more people visible and include them within the community.

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** If you use a portable air conditioner, window leaks can greatly reduce its effectiveness. This accessory is key in summer to better seal the installation and make the most of the unit’s cooling power.

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** Having a smoke detector at home can make the difference between avoiding a tragedy and suffering a serious household accident. This model stands out for providing peace of mind by alerting you in time to possible fires and, for just 13 euros, it is presented as a useful and affordable purchase.

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** This microwave stands out for its modern design, large capacity, and an integrated touchscreen TFT display. The deal makes it an attractive option for those looking for a functional appliance with a more advanced look than traditional models.

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** The article presents an affordable pool-cleaning robot that keeps the bottom of the pool clean effortlessly, avoiding manual cleaning and saving time and work.

** The origin of 5 famous expressions that mention an item of clothing

** The article explains the origin of five very common expressions in everyday speech that include references to clothing items or accessories, and how these phrases historically came about, even though we use them without thinking about where they came from.

** What is AI teaching us about what your romantic relationship should be like?

** The new generation of influencers created with artificial intelligence spreads relationship advice that normalizes isolation, control, and women’s submission, presenting it as something normal or desirable.

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** Cronovinilo revisits *Oktubre* (1986), the second LP by Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota, one of Argentina’s most legendary bands. The piece highlights the album’s importance in the band’s career and its historical value in Argentine rock.

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** On the occasion of Lindsay Lohan’s 40th birthday, the article looks back at her physical transformation and career journey since, at age 10, she auditioned for the role that changed her life. She made her film debut playing the twins in *The Parent Trap* and, after a difficult period, has made a comeback thanks to her recent projects with Netflix and Disney.

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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 later resumed their relationships. The idea is that, despite the breakups, some second chances have worked out, and several of these couples were still together as of June 2026.

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** Eight national teams have won a World Cup, but Brazil leads the all-time standings with five titles. The article explains the ranking of national teams based on points earned in the World Cup, counting wins and draws under the scoring system in effect until 1990 and since then. Data updated as of June 30, 2026.

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** Compilation of all the cartoons published by Superantipático in *20minutos*.

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

** More than 1,200 counterfeit World Cup kits seized; estimated value exceeds €97,000

** The police operation began following a complaint filed by an authorized representative of a sports organization. After the investigation, more than 1,200 counterfeit World Cup kits were seized, with an estimated value of over €97,000.

** Gaming and aesthetics, the sectors that most impact children because of the “hook” they create

** A pioneering report reveals that 70% of Spanish companies do not incorporate children’s rights into their strategies. The organization calls on companies to identify and measure risks to children, highlighting the impact of sectors such as gaming and aesthetics because of the “hook” they generate.

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** The accused claims that the death of the El Ejido official occurred during an argument that began over a disagreement about the type of sexual practices they were going to have during their encounter.

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** Chronic, accumulated thermal stress can degrade and fragment Mediterranean Posidonia meadows, even without exceeding their critical temperature limits.

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** Prime Video has given the green light to a new installment of the thriller directed by Dani de la Orden, with Mario Casas and Luis Zahera returning. The sequel will be developed on a larger scale than the previous film, further strengthening one of the platform’s most successful productions.

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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften facial features, and bring freshness without losing style. His advice focuses on avoiding a type of eyeliner that can harden the face and make you look older.

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** A Spanish 6-episode miniseries, inspired by real events and focused on evictions, has made its way into HBO Max’s most-watched content, standing out among very popular titles on the platform.

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** Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage market has changed and that, when buying a home, fixed-rate mortgages are no longer the dominant choice as they once were. Conditions and options have now shifted, reflecting a new landscape for those looking to finance a home.

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** The Asturian chef shared on his show a simple and surprising appetizer idea to elevate a can of cockles: instead of lemon, he recommends using mandarin and oil.

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** Michael Sarnoski’s new film, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, reimagines Robin Hood from an introspective angle. The story explores redemption and revenge, showing a darker, older Robin who has become the antagonist of his own legend.

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** The crew of the Going Merry, with Monkey D. Luffy and Iñaki Godoy at the forefront, heads to Alabasta to continue the adventures of Netflix’s *One Piece* adaptation.

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** A 37-year-old truck driver shares on social media his learning process in the industry and расскаlates his first experience driving the trailer at night, explaining what it was like to work that shift and the feelings it left him with.

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** This historic passage in Barcelona, protected as a heritage ensemble, connects El Clot and Sant Martí in just 122 meters. It stands out for its colorful houses, its 19th-century atmosphere, and its pedestrian, quiet character, making it a small urban oasis right in the heart of the Clot neighborhood.

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** Catalonia’s most famous flower exhibition will feature 113 decorated spaces this year, as well as concerts and routes through some of the city’s most emblematic places, highlighting its streets, installations, and most sought-after corners.

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** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has earned it a fourth star. The improvements have focused on increasing the sustainability, accessibility, and comfort of its facilities.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has introduced a new tourist pass to boost tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville province. The document aims to encourage rural tourism in the area through an initiative inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport.

Oil edges up slightly ahead of long U.S. weekend as peace efforts continue

Oil prices rose slightly ahead of the U.S. holiday weekend, as support from ongoing peace efforts and steady demand offset broader uncertainty. Traders also watched for possible supply disruptions and signs of progress in geopolitical tensions.

** Oil prices edge higher as bargain buying offsets improving supply outlook

** Oil prices rose slightly as bargain hunting supported the market, even as a brighter supply outlook limited gains. Traders weighed improving supply against signs of demand for cheaper crude, keeping prices modestly higher but volatile.

** Gold prices rise, set for a positive week after soft jobs data cools rate hike bets

** Gold rose and was on track for a weekly gain after weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data reduced expectations for further Federal Reserve rate hikes. Softer signs in the labor market boosted hopes that interest rates may soon peak, supporting bullion, which tends to benefit when yields and the dollar weaken.

Los Angeles-area gas appliance ban upheld by US appeals court

A U.S. appeals court upheld a Los Angeles-area rule banning gas appliances in most new buildings, rejecting claims that federal law overrides the measure. The decision supports local efforts to cut emissions, though opponents argue it increases costs and limits consumer choice.

** Oil prices remain flat ahead of U.S. holiday weekend after four-week losing streak

** Oil prices were little changed as traders looked ahead to the U.S. holiday weekend, following four straight weeks of declines. Market sentiment stayed cautious amid concerns about demand and broader economic uncertainty, keeping crude futures near recent lows.

Spot gold climbs more than 2% as weak jobs data eases Fed rate hike concerns

Gold rose by more than 2% after weak U.S. jobs data suggested the Federal Reserve may not need to continue raising interest rates as aggressively. Signs of a softer labor market increased hopes that rates could stabilize or decline, supporting non-yielding bullion.

Silver tests $62.57 resistance at key inflection: Hourly

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** Gold tests $4,127 Fib resistance in bull-bear clash: Live levels

** Gold is trading near a key Fibonacci resistance at $4,127 as bulls and bears battle for near-term control. The article highlights live support and resistance levels, suggesting the metal’s next move may depend on whether buyers can break above this barrier or sellers push it lower.

** Iran warns US, Israel against attacks ahead of funeral processions for Khamenei

** Iran has warned the US and Israel not to carry out attacks during the upcoming funeral processions for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. The warning comes amid heightened regional tensions and security concerns as the country prepares for large public gatherings honoring the leader.

** Euronext wheat falls as stronger euro weighs on prices

** Euronext wheat futures declined as a stronger euro hurt export competitiveness and put pressure on prices. Traders also kept an eye on global grain markets and Black Sea supply conditions, while wider commodity moves and profit-taking added to the drop.

** ElevenLabs explores tender offer valuing AI voice startup at $22 billion – BBG

** ElevenLabs is reportedly considering a tender offer that would value the AI voice startup at about $22 billion, according to Bloomberg. The move signals continued investor interest in the rapidly growing company, which develops AI-generated voice technology.

** Apple Asian suppliers rally on report of higher iPhone production plan

** Apple suppliers in Asia rose after reports that Apple plans to boost iPhone production, signaling stronger demand expectations. The news lifted shares of key manufacturers across the region as investors reacted to the potential increase in orders.

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** Australia clears Sportsbet after anti-money laundering remediation

** Australia has cleared Sportsbet after the online betting company completed remediation to address anti-money laundering concerns. The regulator said the firm had taken steps to improve compliance and controls following earlier issues, allowing it to avoid further action.

** Kuaishou shares hit over one-week high as Alibaba joins Kling AI funding round

** Kuaishou shares rose to a more than one-week high after Alibaba joined the latest funding round for its Kling AI video-generation unit. The investment signals growing interest in Kuaishou’s AI efforts and strengthened confidence in its generative AI business.

** Tesla’s Chinese suppliers rise on strong Q2 delivery figures

** Tesla’s Chinese suppliers rose after the company reported strong second-quarter deliveries, signaling resilient demand and boosting confidence in its supply chain. The upbeat results lifted market sentiment around firms tied to Tesla’s China operations.

** Anthropic targets loopholes used by Chinese firms to access Claude, FT reports

** Anthropic is reportedly tightening safeguards to stop Chinese firms from using workarounds to access its Claude AI models, according to the Financial Times. The company is focusing on loopholes that could allow users in restricted regions or entities to bypass access controls.

** BHP workers approve Pilbara labour deal, unions cite lingering concerns

** Workers at BHP in the Pilbara have approved a new labour agreement, but unions say some concerns remain unresolved. The deal covers pay and working conditions for employees in Western Australia’s mining region, though union representatives say they will continue pushing for improvements.

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** China Services Activity Grows More Than Expected in June — RatingDog PMI

** China’s services sector expanded in June at a faster-than-expected pace, according to the RatingDog PMI. The stronger reading suggests solid domestic demand and continued momentum in services activity, offering support to the economy despite broader growth concerns.

Japan’s services activity returns to growth in June, PMI shows

Japan’s services sector returned to growth in June, according to the latest PMI, after softer demand weighed on activity. The improvement signals renewed momentum in the economy’s key services industry, though firms still face cautious spending and broader uncertainty.

** Moody’s expects Fujimori’s government in Peru to boost investor confidence

** Moody’s said that Peru’s incoming Fujimori-led government could improve investor confidence if it delivers policy stability and supports private investment. The agency noted that the administration faces challenges from political uncertainty and weak growth, but a more market-friendly stance could help strengthen economic sentiment.

** Consumer confidence in New Zealand rebounds as inflation outlook softens

** Consumer confidence in New Zealand rose in June as households became more optimistic about inflation and the economy. The ANZ-Roy Morgan index increased to 92.6 from 88.3 in May, though it remained below the neutral 100 mark. Inflation expectations eased, suggesting people see price pressures cooling, while sentiment on personal finances and the broader economy improved.

** Europe’s growth is hit more by China’s exports than by the larger trade gap, Goldman says

** Goldman Sachs says Europe’s economic growth is being hurt more by rising imports from China than by the widening trade deficit. The bank says Chinese exports are putting pressure on European industry and demand, creating a bigger drag on growth than the overall trade imbalance suggests.

** USDA reports unusually large U.S. beef export sales, raising doubts about the data

** The USDA reported an unusually large weekly beef export sale to an “unknown” buyer, raising doubts about the accuracy of the data. The report also showed strong overall beef export sales, increasing market interest as analysts questioned whether the size of the anonymous transaction was realistic.

** U.S. factory orders fall in May, weighed down by weak demand for commercial aircraft

** U.S. factory orders fell in May, dragged lower by weaker demand for commercial aircraft. The decline suggested softness in manufacturing activity after previous gains, though other sectors showed more stability.

** Natural gas storage rises above expectations, impacting energy markets

** U.S. natural gas storage increased more than expected, signaling ample supply and pressuring energy prices. The larger-than-forecast build may weigh on near-term gas markets as traders assess demand trends and inventory levels.

** Factory Orders Decline Less Than Expected, Offering Mixed Signals

** U.S. factory orders fell less than expected, suggesting manufacturing weakness may be easing but not fully resolved. The data offered a mixed signal for the economy, with some signs of stabilization alongside ongoing caution about industrial demand and business investment.

** Canadian factory PMI edges higher despite war-related supply disruptions

** Canada’s manufacturing sector improved slightly in April, with the PMI rising despite ongoing supply-chain disruptions linked to the war. Output and new orders remained under pressure, while input costs stayed elevated. The data suggests resilience, but persistent global shortages and logistics issues continue to weigh on factory activity.

** Dollar heads for weekly drop as jobs data dims Fed hike bets

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** India’s June services growth falls to a 17-month low as demand and hiring cool, PMI shows

** India’s services sector expanded in June at its slowest pace in 17 months, according to the PMI, as demand softened and hiring eased. Business activity and new orders remained in growth territory, but momentum slowed from earlier months, suggesting a moderation in the sector’s strong post-pandemic recovery.

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

** Japan is adopting more stealthy foreign-exchange intervention tactics to catch yen short sellers off guard, according to sources. Officials are seeking to make market moves less predictable and more effective at supporting the currency amid continued pressure on the yen.

** Japan finance minister says ready to respond to yen, in contact with U.S. authorities

** Japan’s finance minister said authorities are prepared to respond to excessive yen moves and are closely communicating with U.S. officials. He stressed that recent currency fluctuations are undesirable and that Japan will take appropriate action if needed to stabilize markets.

** China’s June services activity slows slightly, private PMI shows

** China’s private services PMI edged down in June, indicating slower but still expanding activity. Demand remained supported, though growth weakened slightly amid softer new business and cautious sentiment. The reading suggests China’s services sector continued to grow, but at a more modest pace than in the previous month.

Asian markets were volatile as US jobs data dampened expectations of a Fed rate cut

Asian stock markets were mixed after strong US jobs data reduced expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut. Investors also watched oil prices, bond yields, and currencies as they assessed the impact on global markets and future Fed policy.

** Fed’s Daly says U.S. policy ‘slightly restrictive,’ next step uncertain

** The Fed’s Mary Daly said U.S. monetary policy is slightly restrictive, but it is unclear whether the next move will be a rate cut or another pause. She noted that the economy remains resilient and the labor market is still solid, while emphasizing that policymakers are waiting for clearer evidence on inflation and growth before acting.

** Dollar slides after jobs data, chipmakers weigh on stocks

** U.S. stocks slipped as investors digested weaker-than-expected jobs data, which sent the dollar lower and raised hopes for eventual Fed rate cuts. Chipmakers also pressured markets amid concerns over tech-sector performance. Investors are now watching upcoming economic reports for clues on the labor market and interest-rate outlook.

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** Bitcoin holds above $61k, set for weekly rise after softer US jobs data

** Bitcoin remained above $61,000 and was on track for a weekly gain after weaker U.S. jobs data increased hopes that the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates sooner. The article likely highlights renewed demand for risk assets, with traders closely watching macroeconomic signals and momentum in the cryptocurrency market.

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** Bitcoin tests major resistance at $61,710: Live levels

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** Strategy’s Bitcoin Trading Policy Creates Risks for Broader Markets, Says JPMorgan

** JPMorgan says Strategy’s aggressive Bitcoin trading approach could increase risks across broader markets. The bank warns that the company’s policy may amplify volatility and create ripple effects if Bitcoin prices move sharply, especially given growing investor exposure and market interconnectedness.

** Bybit Card Launches in Peru: Seamless Spending with Up to 120 USDT in Rewards

** Bybit has launched its card in Peru, allowing users to easily spend crypto through everyday purchases. The card offers up to 120 USDT in rewards, aiming to make digital assets more practical for daily use and expand Bybit’s payment presence in Latin America.

** BTCC Exchange Sees Trading Volume Surge Ahead of Argentina Match Days as World Cup Showdown Campaign Heats Up

** BTCC Exchange reported a surge in trading volume as its World Cup Showdown campaign gained momentum, especially ahead of Argentina match days. The platform highlighted increased user participation and market activity tied to the event, reflecting growing interest in sports-linked crypto trading promotions.

** Bybit Launches Fiat & Pay Summer Splash Campaign With a 25,000 USDT Prize Pool

** Bybit’s Fiat & Pay Summer Splash campaign gives users the chance to share a 25,000 USDT prize pool. The promotion encourages participation through Bybit’s fiat and payment services, offering summer-themed rewards for eligible transactions and activities during the campaign period.

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

** Bitcoin rose back above $60,000 after a rough quarter, when it fell 14%. The rebound came as traders watched whether recent selling pressure would ease and whether the crypto market could regain momentum after a weak stretch.

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

** Liquid Mercury has completed the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) disclosure for its MERC token, a step that supports trading admission across the European Union. The company says this improves regulatory readiness and expands potential access for EU market participants.

** Valle Capital Token Launches RWA and Agribusiness Ecosystem

** Valle Capital Token is launching a real-world asset and agribusiness ecosystem designed to connect blockchain finance with agricultural investment. The initiative focuses on tokenized assets, expanded market access, and supporting growth in the agribusiness sector through digital infrastructure and investment opportunities.

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** Pembina joins Canada-Alberta crude oil pipeline project

** Pembina Pipeline Corp. is joining a Canada-Alberta crude oil pipeline project aimed at expanding export capacity. The company’s involvement strengthens the proposal as Alberta seeks new routes to move more oil to market and reduce bottlenecks in the current pipeline system.

** Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Roku stock, buys Tesla and Bullish

** ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, reduced its holdings in Roku while adding shares of Tesla and Bullish. The trades reflect ARK’s ongoing portfolio shifts toward companies it sees as having stronger long-term growth potential.

Brii Bio reports mixed results from hepatitis B studies

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** David J. Taylor from Ohio’s 2nd District Invests in Chevron and Installed Building Products

** The article reports that Representative David J. Taylor of Ohio’s 2nd District made investments in Chevron and Installed Building Products. It highlights his recent stock transactions and financial activity, focusing on these holdings rather than broader political or legislative developments.

Max Miller from Ohio’s 7th District Sells Shares in Cliffwater Corporate Lending Fund

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** Energy Transfer, Sunoco units to redomicile from Delaware to Texas

** Energy Transfer and Sunoco said they will move their legal domicile from Delaware to Texas. The shift reflects a growing trend among major companies seeking a more favorable corporate environment. The move is intended to better align their structures with Texas, where they have significant operations.

** Four Corners Property Trust acquires two Arby’s for $3.4M

** Four Corners Property Trust bought two Arby’s restaurant properties for $3.4 million, expanding its real estate portfolio with assets leased to the fast-food chain. The deal adds to the company’s income-generating holdings through long-term net lease agreements.

** Bulldog urges vote against XAI Floating Rate Trust sub-advisor

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** Cameco completes acquisition of stake in Cigar Lake mine

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