News Summary - 07/07/2026

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** Zelensky to press NATO for air defence systems after intense Russian strikes

** Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will use the NATO meeting in Turkey to push allies for more air defence support, especially interceptor missiles, following a wave of intense Russian strikes.

** Trump confirms he asked FIFA to review Balogun ban

** President Donald Trump said he asked FIFA to review the one-match World Cup suspension given to United States striker Folarin Balogun.

** Jailers and officials at Russia's "torture prisons" in Ukraine exposed by BBC

** Former prisoners say jailers and officials in Russian-run detention centers in Ukraine abused detainees, and they want those responsible brought to trial.

** Resistance and Revenge – Iran Wanted to Send a Message with Its Farewell to Khamenei

** Iran staged three days of public mourning in Tehran as a political spectacle, aiming to send a message to the world, according to BBC international correspondent Lyse Doucet.

** Charlie Kirk's family attends hearing for suspect charged with his murder

** A hearing is scheduled to determine whether Tyler Robinson will stand trial for the shooting death of Charlie Kirk, a prominent Trump ally.

** Former Syrian intelligence chief found guilty of torture and sexual abuse by Austrian court

** Two former Syrian officials were tried in Vienna, Austria, on charges of crimes against opponents of former Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad.

** Wildfire in southern France forces evacuation of 10,000 people

** Tour de France organizers banned spectators from stage three after a wildfire broke out in the Pyrénées-Orientales region, disrupting the event and prompting safety measures.

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** “I ate ketchup and cheese,” says Venezuelan girl trapped under quake rubble for 32 hours

** Fabiana was trapped for 32 hours under the rubble of a 10-storey residential building after two earthquakes struck Venezuela in June.

** Sri Lanka prison riots leave 26 dead and more than 100 injured

** Two days of violence at Negombo Prison marked the worst prison riots in Sri Lanka in years.

** Marine Le Pen appeal verdict: Why this moment matters for France

** Marine Le Pen, leader of France’s National Rally and the current frontrunner in opinion polls for the 2027 presidential election, is awaiting the verdict in a court appeal that will determine whether she remains eligible to run.

** Australian PM apologises for “inappropriate” comments about Kylie Minogue

** Albanese apologized “unequivocally” after his remarks sparked backlash for being inappropriate.

** Super Typhoon Bavi strikes US Pacific islands with pummeling winds

** Super Typhoon Bavi battered the Mariana Islands, including Rota, with powerful winds and heavy rain. Emergency warnings were issued on Guam as the storm moved through the US Pacific territory.

** Australia space agency has found the "likely source" of mystery space balls

** The Australian space agency says the mysterious space balls likely originated from a space launch vehicle. It identified the objects as appearing to be pressure vessels, suggesting they are debris from a launch rather than something unknown.

** Why some African nations are rejecting Trump’s aid money

** The Trump administration has presented U.S. aid to African nations as a more transactional arrangement, but some countries are turning down the money because they see the terms as unfair. Critics say the deal puts U.S. interests ahead of mutual benefit, raising concerns about sovereignty and the real cost of accepting the assistance.

** Can China repeat its EV success with robotaxis?

** China’s self-driving car companies are leveraging the country’s strong EV supply chain to gain an early advantage as they expand into global markets.

** Why a Diljit Dosanjh film vanished from streaming after two days

** The film had a long and troubled path, marked by censorship disputes and court battles over several years. After finally appearing on a streaming platform, it unexpectedly disappeared just two days later.

From “A Beautiful Night” to “The World’s Greatest Hangover,” Guests React to Taylor and Travis’s Wedding

Famous guests shared reactions on social media to Taylor and Travis’s New York wedding, posting about the event and celebrating the big day.

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** Fatal Typhoon Maysak floods burst dam wall in China

** Typhoon Maysak caused deadly flooding in southern Guangxi province, killing at least four people and forcing the evacuation of around 480,000 residents.

** “The spectacle Iran wants the world to see”: Lyse Doucet in Tehran

** Huge crowds filled Tehran’s streets for the funeral procession of Iran’s late supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in a highly visible public display of mourning. If you want, I can also **rewrite it in simpler English** or **make it sound more natural/news-like**.

** “It’s a very sad day” - Mexican fans react to loss to England

** Mexico’s World Cup campaign ended in disappointment after a 3-2 defeat to England in Mexico City.

** Watch: Russian attack leaves a huge hole in a Kyiv apartment building

** BBC reporter Sarah Rainsford reports from the scene of one of several overnight explosions that hit Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv.

** Watch: Why Australia’s PM apologized for “inappropriate” Kylie comments

** Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologized after making remarks about pop star Kylie Minogue during a podcast interview last week, saying the comments were inappropriate.

** Girl trapped in Venezuela quake “survived on ketchup and cheese”

** BBC international correspondent Yogita Limayee meets 12-year-old Fabiana, who was trapped in Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes.

** Why Ukrainian strikes on annexed Crimea are a blow to Putin

** Eastern Europe correspondent Sarah Rainsford explains why Crimea is strategically important to Kyiv and why the peninsula holds deep significance for Vladimir Putin, making Ukrainian strikes there a major setback for him.

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** Mikel Merino scored the only goal of the match in stoppage time to give Spain a win over Portugal and send them through to the World Cup quarterfinals.

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** Mikel Merino spoke after becoming Spain’s hero against Portugal by scoring the goal that sealed their place in the World Cup quarterfinals. In the mixed zone, the midfielder also recalled the difficult times he went through during his injury.

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** Portugal was eliminated by Spain, ending Cristiano Ronaldo’s last World Cup appearance. The article highlights his emotional farewell, from an embrace with Lamine Yamal to tears of disappointment after the defeat.

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** Belgium advanced with a convincing victory over the United States and will face Spain, while the match was marked by controversy surrounding the suspension of Folarin Balogun’s sanction and Donald Trump’s intervention.

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** FIFA lifted the suspension of Balogun, a United States player, after a call from President Donald Trump following his red-card dismissal in the round of 16. The decision sparked outrage among fans and suspicions of favoritism toward the host nation.

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** The FIFA president spoke with Donald Trump after the call in an attempt to avoid Balogun’s suspension. FIFA pardoned the player, allowing him to play in the round-of-16 match against Belgium, and stressed that its judicial bodies are independent.

** When does Spain play its quarterfinal match: date, time, and opponent

** Spain, coached by Luis de la Fuente, will face Belgium in the quarterfinals. The Belgian team advanced after defeating the United States, the host nation, in the round of 16.

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** The Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup began on Saturday with wins by France and Morocco. In addition, Norway surprised everyone by eliminating Brazil, England beat Mexico, Spain overcame Portugal, and Belgium knocked the United States out.

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** Moncloa is confident that the criticism over military spending at the NATO summit will be more evenly spread and that the allies will share a more aligned view. Sánchez will arrive with data based on NATO reports to argue that Spain is meeting its commitments without needing to reach 5%.

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** The Ankara summit once again puts the future of the Atlantic Alliance to the test this Tuesday, in a context of tensions and expectations about its direction.

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** The former NATO Secretary General and former EU High Representative speaks with 20minutos ahead of the Atlantic Alliance summit in Ankara about the need for Europe to seriously reflect on its security and adopt the necessary measures.

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** Ymbro’s bulls return as the stars of the first Running of the Bulls of San Fermín in Pamplona. Famous for their speed, they open the most anticipated race of the festival.

** The UME sends military personnel to Catalonia to halt the fires, which are already confining more than 33,000 people

** Latest update on the development of the wildfires in Spain.

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** No party believes the government is going to approve the budget. The opposition and several investiture allies doubt the viability of Sánchez’s plan, which has drawn criticism both from the PP, which sees it as “little theater,” and from Podemos, which calls it an “excuse.”

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** Alberto Núñez Feijóo meets with Basque business leaders in a PP move aimed at attracting PNV voters. The initiative comes at a time when relations between the two parties remain stalled and without political progress.

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** Iván Sanz and Irene Garijo, aged 48 and 45, died in the accident along with their two older children, aged 17 and 14. Only Carlota, their youngest daughter, 9 years old, survived.

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** Kylian Mbappé strongly responded on social media to racist insults made by a Paraguayan senator, condemning the comments as “despicable.”

** Ten years since the La Manada case: the five convicted men remain in different prisons and are beginning to receive prison leave

** Ten years after the La Manada case, the five convicted men remain in different prisons and are starting to obtain prison leave. Three of them — Ángel Boza, José Ángel Prenda, and Jesús Escudero — had their sentences reduced from 15 to 14 years under the “Only Yes Means Yes” law.

** Judge considers charging two PSOE workers in the Leire Díez case

** The judge is considering charging two PSOE employees over their possible involvement in organizing logistics for some of Leire Díez’s trips and in other tasks allegedly linked to the case being investigated by Santiago Pedraz.

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** Singer Adán R. was shot and killed in Sinaloa, in an incident that took place during the wave of violence affecting the state since September 2024. The situation is tied to clashes between rival factions of the Sinaloa Cartel.

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** Luis Enrique attended the opening of the new “green beach” at El Rinconín in Gijón. During the event, the Asturian coach emotionally remembered his family, mentioning Pacho, Sira, and Xana, which moved him to tears.

** Unidentified objects on an Australian beach: six “space balls” surprise beachgoers

** Six mysterious “space balls” were found on an Australian beach. Although their origin has not yet been confirmed, they are suspected to be remains of a rocket that re-entered Earth’s atmosphere, so they could be toxic.

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** Dr. Iria Fernández, a specialist in gynecology and obstetrics, explains key aspects of fertility and pregnancy after the age of 40, addressing doubts and risks associated with motherhood at this stage.

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** The government granted more than 1.5 million residence permits in 2025, 7.8% more than the previous year and the highest figure ever recorded. Ukraine, Venezuela, and Morocco accounted for 42% of the documents issued.

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** Six mysterious objects were found on an Australian beach. Although their origin has not been confirmed, they are believed to be debris from a rocket that reentered Earth’s atmosphere. Authorities warn that they could be toxic.

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** The heatwave will continue affecting much of Spain, with temperatures that could reach 42°C in parts of the Ebro valley. Aemet has issued warnings in 14 regions and expects the episode to continue in the coming hours, although it announces a brief respite soon.

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** The couple has shared their first days of rest in Candeleda with their followers, showing how they are enjoying the start of summer from their new house with a swimsuit pose.

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** At 11:00 p.m. on Monday, 112 Galicia received a call from a private individual alerting them to the disappearance of his brother-in-law.

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** Throughout the entire process, the convicted man maintained his innocence and even helped in the search for the victim’s body.

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** SHEIN offers a wide selection of trendy clothing and accessories for festivals, suited to different styles, sizes, ages, and budgets. To find ideal options, simply search for “Festival Fits” on the platform.

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** Quirónsalud recommends choosing the most appropriate sun protection for each person to help prevent future skin problems and care for the skin during the summer.

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** Europe offers several budget-friendly summer destinations, with a much lower cost of living than in tourist countries like France, Italy, Switzerland, or Germany. In addition, low-cost airlines make it easy to travel there cheaply and directly. Capture the Atlas highlights some of these countries as affordable options for leaving Spain.

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** Paqui “La Coles,” known for her alleged relationship with Víctor Janeiro, is going through an extreme situation: she says she is broke, living as a squatter without electricity or water. The article highlights her desperation, to the point that she says she just wants to die.

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** The hug between Erling Haaland and Princess Ingrid Alexandra in the locker room has caused a major stir among Norwegian fans and on social media, becoming a viral gesture that broke protocol.

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** A court has sentenced a controversial YouTuber to eight months in prison for cooking a stray dog, a case that has sparked widespread rejection and outrage.

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** Paz Vega appears once again on Spain’s list of major tax defaulters. The article says that the actress has requested financial information from Orson Salazar and her mother-in-law in the context of her divorce, and that she will not sign any agreement without that information.

** They allow Begoña Gómez to travel to her daughter’s graduation in London, but not to the NATO summit

** Investigating judge Antonio Viejo authorized Begoña Gómez to travel to London to attend her daughter’s graduation, since Judge Juan Carlos Peinado is on vacation and his usual substitute is too.

** Treasury tempts underfunded regions with its “custom-made” deficit proposal

** The Ministry of Finance is trying to split the PP’s regional majority by proposing a “custom-made” deficit: regions with better funding would give up fiscal leeway to the more underfunded ones. The measure aims to ease pressure on regions with the greatest needs and exploit differences among the People’s Party regional governments.

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** A year after “Total Fiasco: The Poop Cruise,” Netflix is once again betting on a maritime tragedy: a recent shipwreck considered one of the worst in history, which left 32 dead.

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** The article highlights the must-have products for achieving a light, “healthy glow” makeup look during vacation, with special attention to practical, quick basics such as SPF in a stick and 2-in-1 blush.

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** The article highlights that learning to set boundaries in family and work helps reduce stress and nervous system activation. Feeling safe when expressing what you need and saying “no” supports emotional well-being and healthier relationships.

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** Many beachgoers criticize the fact that a service that used to be free is now paid. The article explains that some beaches in Spain have installed smart showers that limit or charge for water use, a measure intended to reduce waste and encourage more responsible consumption.

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** In the north of Burgos, in the Merindades region, there is a town that stands out as the smallest city in Spain.

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** This Aragonese dessert is made with just three ingredients: red wine, sugar, and peach, preferably from Calanda. It’s a simple, traditional recipe, ideal for using up summer fruit and enjoying a fresh, typical dessert from the region.

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** The GWM Ora 5 lands in Spain with a strong technological package and plenty of standard equipment. It will be offered in gasoline, hybrid, and electric versions, with a starting price below 20,000 euros.

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** On June 6, the chupinazo marked the start of San Fermín 2026 in Pamplona. Thousands of people filled the streets to celebrate the beginning of nine days of festivities, culture, and bull runs in the capital of Navarre.

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** The San Fermín Chupinazo was launched by members of the Navarra Emergency Subdirectorate, in recognition of the work of emergency healthcare staff during the festivities. The gesture was meant to highlight and thank their work at the start of the celebrations, which was also marked by a heat wave.

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** Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada accepts the life sentence imposed by a U.S. court, but in a filing asks not to be sent to a maximum-security prison and requests that medical care be guaranteed for his health condition.

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** The Prime Minister responded to the Strike Committee in a letter stating that the Ministry of Health is the competent interlocutor to channel the dialogue, thus rejecting direct mediation in the doctors’ conflict. The unions reproach his stance and accuse him of washing his hands of the problem.

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** The incident happened unexpectedly during the Córdoba Live festival, where a gesture by La Oreja de Van Gogh’s keyboardist toward Amaia Montero on stage prompted numerous interpretations and comments.

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** Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported damage in three districts of the capital following a new major Russian attack, with fires in several residential apartment blocks.

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** Hamas has dissolved its government in Gaza and will transfer administration of the Strip to a Palestinian committee of technocrats, headed by Ali Shaath, as envisioned by the peace plan promoted by Trump.

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** The NATO summit will be an opportunity to defend the European Union’s core values: democracy, progress, freedom, and equality.

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** Roads have high construction, maintenance, and safety costs. The removal of tolls eliminated the “user pays” principle and replaced it with “everyone pays,” making the free use of highways unsustainable.

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** Many parents are overprotective of their children and try to spare them any obstacle, disappointment, or unpleasant experience. The text suggests that, by doing so, we miss a valuable opportunity: learning from frustration, an experience that can also teach and strengthen us.

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** The text uses the “electric chair” as a metaphor for burdens that remain present and suffocate life: jobs that prevent you from enjoying yourself, crushing mortgages, and obsessions that cloud the mind. It suggests “parking” these harmful presences in order to recover well-being and freedom.

** Three women arrested in San Fernando after stealing a 90-year-old man’s pension as he left the bank

** Three women were arrested in San Fernando after stealing €1,400 from a 90-year-old man just after he withdrew it from the bank. They approached him on the street, and several witnesses followed them while alerting the police.

** The man responsible for the deaths of Lourdes and Lucía in Alicante enters prison: they were his wife and daughter

** The man accused of the deaths of Lourdes and Lucía in Alicante has been discharged from the hospital where he had been admitted and transferred directly to prison by the Civil Guard.

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** José Antonio Hernández, known as “Jocha,” has died. He was a prominent figure in bodybuilding in the Canary Islands and a reference point in Tenerife. He was a six-time Spanish champion and leaves a deep mark on the sport through his career and legacy.

** Loggerhead turtle returns to the sea... with GPS: El Puig’s loggerhead is released with a tracker to follow her journey across the Mediterranean

** The loggerhead turtle Menorquina, named in gratitude for the support of the ice cream company for the project, has been returned to the sea fitted with a GPS tracker. The device will make it possible to follow her movements across the Mediterranean and provide data for her conservation.

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** According to the Urban Leases Law, who pays for burnt-out light bulbs in a rental apartment depends on whether it is an ordinary maintenance expense or a major repair, which is usually the landlord’s responsibility.

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** This conservative financial product allows you to earn returns on your savings while keeping the balance always available.

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** Adriana Ugarte is back in the news with the premiere of “Tal vez” on July 10, a good occasion to remember this miniseries, available to stream for free, which addresses the shadow of ETA.

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** An easy, healthy, and affordable menu is possible, and this article offers inspiration to achieve it with accessible, nutritious recipes for the week of July 6 to 12.

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** The Madrid Association of Property Managers answers readers’ questions about housing and homeowners’ associations, with a wide range of queries on coexistence, rules, and property management.

** Enter and take part in the great World Cup challenge: 100 questions to see if you know the most about the tournament

** 20minutos is launching a challenge to find the fan who knows the most about the World Cup, which will be held this summer in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The contest tests football knowledge with 100 questions about the tournament.

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** 20bien launches its Well-being Mailbox, inviting readers to share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to create a space where personal experiences can inspire and support others seeking to improve their well-being.

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** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, its channel for readers to participate in the news, suggest topics, and report stories that deserve to be investigated. They invite people to write to them to suggest matters of public interest.

** Europe is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet: “We are facing scientific evidence, not a belief”

** Europe has been warming at a rate of 0.56°C per decade since the mid-1990s, twice the global average. The article presents the analysis of two experts in climatology, the environment, and public health on the causes of this phenomenon and its consequences for health and the environment.

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** 6.2% of students scored less than two points in Euskara and Literature II in the PAU. By comparison, the percentage was much higher in Physics (24.5%), followed by Applied Mathematics (10.8%) and Mathematics II (9.9%).

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** The Civil Guard applied a literal interpretation of a rule that allows unused days to be recovered only for “pregnancy or childbirth,” and initially denied the leave to an officer from Córdoba. In the end, the case exposed a restrictive interpretation of the legal provision.

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** Six minors were arrested after allegedly planning an attack on their school through TikTok. According to the available information, they had threatened to set the school on fire.

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** The Catalan Department of Health has promoted a measure to reduce the size of medicine boxes. The initiative aims to better match packaging to actual treatment needs, avoiding leftovers and possible waste.

** Asexuality, the invisible orientation: “I can feel desire, but not attraction toward other people”

** Asexuality remains a little-known and often invisible sexual orientation. People on the spectrum report social pressure, difficulties in their romantic relationships, and a general lack of recognition and understanding of their experience.

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** Beneficiaries of the extraordinary regularization of 2005 recall how living without papers caused them fear and uncertainty. They describe the obstacles they faced in accessing the process and how obtaining regularization improved their daily lives by giving them stability and making them feel that they finally belonged in society.

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** With another possible heatwave and rising electricity VAT, the high temperatures are disrupting daily life and causing many residents to seek refuge in air-conditioned places outside the home to cope with the extreme heat.

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** The article highlights how the TV production of *El show de Paz Padilla* uses camouflage techniques on set to conceal or visually integrate the screens of programs such as *TardeAR* and *Horizonte*, showing the ingenuity of stage design in television.

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** Hiba Abouk opened up on *Universo Calleja* during her trip to China and recalled the most difficult moments of her childhood related to her family, especially because of her father’s complicated situation.

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** The accused is in pretrial detention for alleged abuse, and among the victims there would be two minors. One of the alleged affected women said she found out what had happened when the Civil Guard called her.

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** Marc Giró closes out his first season on laSexta in episode 11 with guests such as Quim Gutiérrez, Roberto Leal, and Joan Pradells. The episode will cover film and novels, and will also include action-packed moments with the athlete.

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** Colombian singer Manuel Turizo visited *La Revuelta* just after Spain knocked out Portugal in the round of 16, while Colombia was also playing that same round. The coincidence revived a joke, or pact, between Turizo and David Broncano about what they would do if both national teams reach the World Cup final.

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** The President of the United States mentioned Taylor Swift again on his social media after her wedding at Madison Square Garden, sharing AI-manipulated images inspired by the singer’s world tour.

** Miguel Ángel Muñoz’s sad message after the death of his mother, Cristina Blanco: “Complicated weeks emotionally”

** Miguel Ángel Muñoz shared an emotional message after the death of his mother, Cristina Blanco, in which he admits he is going through a very difficult time. The actor wrote a sincere and comforting text about the complicated weeks he is experiencing emotionally.

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** Former bullfighter Alberto Álvarez described on *Y ahora Sonsoles* the most distressing moments of his accident with a shredder, sharing his testimony and reconstructing the event that marked his life.

** Willyrex sets up his own restaurant and “closes” it in less than 24 hours: this was the YouTuber’s latest challenge

** Willyrex transformed an existing restaurant to suit his tastes and surprise his guests, Fargan and Lolito. The goal was to earn good reviews, but the experiment ended with the place “closed” in less than 24 hours.

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** The famous Mexican animal trainer and actor Larry Casanova, father of Genoveva Casanova, passed away last May 20, although the news has only now become known, according to Vanitatis.

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** Sheila Casas, sister and legal representative of Mario Casas, visited the set of *El verano se mueve*.

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** The artist canceled a concert half an hour before it was due to begin due to a last-minute health issue. He explained that he was not able to perform in good condition and that his condition prevented him from putting on the show.

** Joaquín Prat reappears beaming weeks after the birth of his second daughter, Jimena

** Joaquín Prat attended the 40th anniversary of Puerto Portals in Mallorca, one of the summer’s most exclusive social events, making a public appearance weeks after the birth of his second daughter, Jimena.

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** Harry was disappointed because Buckingham Palace denied him accommodation. According to the report, he did not confirm his intention to stay in time, so staff were unable to prepare it. In addition, Meghan and their children will not accompany him to London due to the lack of security.

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** FIFA’s Appeals Committee rejected the RBFA’s appeal in the Balogun case, considering that the Belgian federation is not a party to the proceedings and therefore has no standing to challenge the decision.

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** UEFA strongly criticized FIFA for overturning the red card shown to U.S. striker Balogun, describing the decision as “unprecedented, incomprehensible, and unjustifiable.” The European body expressed its rejection in an official statement.

** Javier Aguirre resigns as Mexico manager after elimination: “If there is one person responsible, it’s me”

** Mexico was eliminated in the round of 16 of the World Cup after a hard-fought match that ended in England’s favor. After the defeat, Javier Aguirre took full responsibility for the failure and announced his resignation as national team manager.

** Tadej Pogacar wins in Les Angles and takes the yellow jersey in the Tour de France 2026 farewell to Catalonia

** Slovenian rider Tadej Pogacar won Monday’s third stage in Les Angles and became the new leader of the 2026 Tour de France. He is tied on the same time as Jonas Vingegaard, in the race’s final stage through Catalonia.

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** Pedro Martínez, who has coached Valencia Basket over the last two seasons, has signed with Real Madrid for the next three seasons.

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** Rodrigo spoke after Spain’s narrow win over Portugal and their advance to the quarterfinals. In the mixed zone, he highlighted the victory but also stressed that the team still has plenty of room for improvement.

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** PP, PSOE and Vox agreed in a Servimedia discussion that disability care must be a priority within the European Union’s financial framework.

** Mayte Antona, author of a book about 20 disability activists: “It pays tribute to incredible women”

** Mayte Antona presents *“Semblanzas, 20 women activists for disability,”* an open-access book that highlights the work of a group of women advocates for women’s rights and disability rights, as a tribute to their activism and social impact.

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** The actress, presenter, and audiovisual producer Cristina Maró has managed to balance her professional career with multiple sclerosis. In her testimony, she emphasizes the importance of not letting the illness become the center of life.

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** Beekeepers are once again left out of diesel aid intended for farmers and livestock breeders because of the conflict in the Middle East. Sector sources say the Treasury is studying alternative forms of support.

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** Iberia highlights the strong start of its new route between Madrid and Monterrey, driven by strong demand on this route. The airline is thus reinforcing its connection with Mexico and reaching record capacity, amid a boom in tourism in Madrid.

** Telefónica and Maxcolchon close a cybersecurity alliance for around a hundred stores

** Telefónica and Maxcolchon have reached a cybersecurity agreement to protect around a hundred stores. The telecom operator will deploy a system that protects fixed and mobile communications and automatically self-configures when a new store is connected to the network.

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** Iberia Express is offering discounts of up to 25% on flights until the end of this year. To access the promotion, you need to be a free member of Club Express, which already has more than 2.7 million active customers.

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** Microsoft will eliminate 4,800 jobs as part of a restructuring driven by advances in artificial intelligence. The cuts will mainly affect its Xbox video game division.

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** The Supreme Court recalls in a ruling that supplementary hours cannot be imposed on part-time workers through verbal notice or with less than three days’ advance notice, as this would violate the applicable regulations.

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** The American Television Academy is finalizing its entries for the upcoming awards gala, which will be held on September 14.

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** Tom Holland said that his first day filming *The Odyssey* was very tense because of Christopher Nolan’s perfectionism. The actor, who plays Telemachus, said he wasn’t nervous about the director himself, but about the huge challenge of filming in IMAX.

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** Ian Tuason directs *Undertone: Cursed Frequency*, an A24 production starring Nina Kiri (*The Handmaid’s Tale*). The film leans into sonic horror, with fear conveyed through the soundtrack, and is now available to stream.

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** House Manderly first appears in the *Game of Thrones* universe in a version different from George R. R. Martin’s. The article highlights Torrhen Manderly’s arrival as one of the most striking characters in *House of the Dragon* and explains why his face seems familiar.

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** A four-episode miniseries on Netflix promises 180 minutes of “true crime” and psychological horror. Created by the team behind *Backrooms*, it explores the fear of living door to door with a psychopath, creating unease in every episode.

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** Having a television in the bedroom is not recommended, just like using mobile phones or tablets in a space meant for rest, because it can negatively affect your health and the quality of your sleep.

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** The article highlights that happiness is subjective and depends on how each person defines it. According to the approach presented, being happy means building one’s own life project, coherent and realistic, aligned with reality and personal goals.

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** Extreme heat not only causes the usual physical discomfort, but it can also have less-known and harmful effects on health. The content warns that it is advisable to avoid exposure to high temperatures because of their possible consequences.

** Marian Rojas Estapé, psychologist: “A sensitive person, under a stress factor, becomes vulnerable”

** Psychologist Marian Rojas Estapé reflects once again on stress and its effects on mental health. She explains that sensitive people can become more vulnerable when faced with stressful factors, and highlights the importance of learning how to prevent and manage stress in order to protect emotional well-being.

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

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** Research is key to better understanding ALS and continuing to advance the development of more effective treatments. Thanks to new scientific findings, new possibilities are opening up to improve care and the future of people affected by this disease.

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** An invention makes it possible to use the phone’s rear camera to take selfies with better quality and see at all times what is being captured, helping you look good in photos by framing the image better.

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** NASA has sent the robotic spacecraft LINK on an emergency mission to rescue the Swift space telescope and prevent it from falling to Earth.

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** The development of the camera-equipped AirPods would have been suspended, increasing uncertainty about the future of these Apple earbuds. The news suggests that the much-anticipated project is once again in doubt.

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** WhatsApp is introducing a new feature that will change how users can tell if someone is online, without changing any privacy settings.

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** Sony confirmed that it will stop releasing new physical PlayStation games, but it will continue allowing existing titles to be produced in disc format after 2028, as long as there is enough demand to justify them.

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** Some psychologists recommend a simple technique to overcome procrastination: start a task for just 10 minutes. This “10-minute rule” helps break initial inertia, reduce mental resistance, and make it easier to continue once you’ve started.

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** A softer, more diffused version of the classic French manicure is emerging as this summer’s favorite.

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** Katy Perry was seen in Madrid wearing a full look that, according to the article, reinterprets “power dressing” and works as a jab at the conspiracy theories and controversies circulating about her online.

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** Muted tones are giving way to a more cheerful, stimulating, and colorful décor. This “dopamine” style focuses on fun spaces that prioritize well-being and visual energy, moving away from traditional neutral colors.

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** The article invites readers to discover very popular women’s novels for this season, ideal to take on vacation. It highlights books that combine reflection and dreaminess, designed to accompany the summer.

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** Erling Haaland surprises with an unexpected business: a collection of hair ties, designed for both the gym and the office. Far from restaurants or luxury watches, the Norwegian striker is betting on a practical accessory that has sparked interest among fashion lovers.

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** A fossil of one of the world’s largest T. Rexes will be auctioned in New York, mounted, and is expected to fetch between 20 and 30 million dollars.

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** Pharrell Williams presented the Monterey watch on the runway, highlighting it as the first timepiece created by Louis Vuitton. The article focuses on the unveiling of the LV Monterey and its significance as the brand’s debut watch design.

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** Bad Bunny opened Haute Couture Week by turning heads in a butter-yellow Schiaparelli outfit featuring details that reference his albums.

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** Jonathan Anderson surprised guests at Dior’s runway show with a collectible gift: an exclusive, clever accessory that is not available for purchase.

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** Óscar Casas, brother of Mario Casas and former partner of Ana Mena, shares with the Repsol Guide three of his favorite food spots in Cantabria. For him, they are culinary temples of this northern region, and he highlights one of them for serving “some of the best Cantabrian tomatoes.”

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** The Repsol Guide has prepared a selection of bars in different areas of Spain to watch FIFA World Cup matches, helping fans find nearby places to follow the competition.

**Three refreshing lemonade ideas to beat the heat with flavor this summer**

The article suggests starting to make refreshing lemonades using one of the suggested recipes to combat the summer heat.

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** The article highlights a bar in central Madrid that has become a meeting point for football fans. According to the Repsol Guide, it is a recommended place to follow the 2026 World Cup and enjoy the matches in an atmosphere that is very popular among fans.

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** This Japanese restaurant, with locations in Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris, was a pioneer in serving the most prized wagyu outside Japan. It offers Kobe beef starting at 89 euros, standing out for bringing this premium product closer to customers in Europe.

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** Also called *arroz del señorito*, this Valencian dish has several theories about its origin. The news item highlights a curious explanation linked to Sorolla, although the provided content only mentions the existence of different versions of how this traditional recipe came about.

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** Waldorf Astoria will open a new luxury hotel in London, located just steps from Buckingham Palace. The renowned chain is arriving in the British capital with an exclusive property in one of the city’s most emblematic areas.

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** Ouigo will launch a new direct connection between Barcelona and Málaga, without transfers, which will be available from July 20 to September 6.

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** Málaga will launch a new direct flight to a major Asian capital on July 14. The route will operate three times a week, expanding the city’s air connections this summer.

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** A nearly two-week itinerary lets travelers explore several European countries by train and combines the journey with excursions to spectacular destinations.

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** The BYD Dolphin G DM-i, the only plug-in hybrid compact in its segment, starts at 18,700 euros with promotions, financing, and the Auto+ Plan.

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** The Government has updated the General Traffic Regulations. With the new changes, scooter users, moped riders, and cyclists traveling on interurban roads will have to comply with new rules, including the obligation to wear a helmet.

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** The Volkswagen Multivan is an alternative to SUVs for families that prioritize space and practicality. It stands out for its versatility and capacity, although its price may be an obstacle for many buyers.

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** Dongfeng introduces the Vigo in Spain, an electric SUV with up to 340 km of range, fast charging, and a price below €30,000, thereby expanding its offering in the Spanish market.

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

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** The first section of the Murcia Northern Ring Road will be 8.3 kilometers long and will run between kilometer 652 of the A-7 and the Cabezo de Torres interchange. The Transport Ministry has awarded 84.2 million euros to carry out these works.

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** Pérez-Llorca’s government has launched an immediate-response service, operating 24 hours a day, to prevent illegal occupations in public housing and act quickly when such cases are detected.

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** The Catalan president has announced aid to improve forest management after the fires and has asked people not to speculate about the causes of the fire in Les Gavarres. He also stressed the need to change the mindset around prevention and forest care.

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** 20minutos accompanied the Tour de France caravan during its second stage through Catalonia, following the route between Tarragona and Barcelona along the Catalan coastline and showing the experience from the inside.

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** The Andalusian regional government has asked the public for “responsibility and caution” in the face of high temperatures, which will continue to affect almost all of Spain at least until Thursday. In less than two months, the SAS has treated 800 heat-related emergencies, with two deaths and five patients still hospitalized.

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** A fire broke out in an air-conditioning equipment room on the roof of the Faculty of Law at Complutense University. Firefighters managed to put it out, and no injuries were reported.

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** A woman from Seville and a group of friends remain stranded in Catania, Italy, after the eruption of Mount Etna, which forced their flight to be canceled. The traveler described the airport as chaotic due to the disruption caused by volcanic activity.

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** A wild boar entered an elderly care home in Balaguer and injured a worker. The rural agents had to sedate the animal in order to evacuate it from the facility.

** Man arrested in Almería for driving without lights and hiding drugs in his underwear

** Almería Local Police stopped a 44-year-old man on Avenida Blas Infante while he was traveling without lights along with two other people. During the intervention, officers seized pink cocaine, hashish, and ecstasy; in addition, the arrested man was found to be hiding drugs in his underwear.

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** Valencia’s Urban Sandbox is testing a contactless system that uses cameras to capture images and obtain drivers’ vital signs and physiological state. Sixty people have taken part in the tests.

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** Blood reserves in Madrid have fallen to 35%, far below the 88% recorded last year. Authorities are making an urgent appeal to the public to donate blood of all types due to the alert situation.

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** The regional government has said that the reorganization of access to the hospital is due to the progress of the construction work on Seville Metro Line 3. The new routes will make it possible to build the future station without compromising access to the hospital.

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** A restaurant in Jaén has publicly apologized after an offensive and “absolutely unacceptable” note was published on its price list, directed at a celiac customer. The establishment has acknowledged the mistake and apologized for the comment.

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** A young British woman says she moved to Spain “by accident” and has now been living there for five years. She explains that her main difficulty has been Brexit, which complicated her situation and her ability to stay in the country.

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** A recently retired teacher decided to turn her retirement into an adventure: she left her home to live on a cruise ship and travel the world.

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** Yorkshire terriers, toy poodles, and Westies are among the breeds most prone to Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease, a painful orthopedic hip condition with a strong genetic component.

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** It belongs to FCI Group 6, along with hounds and scent dogs. It stands out for its great stamina, sociable nature, and curiosity, as well as its willingness to explore and actively accompany its owners.

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** Veterinarians warn that many animal videos on social media show signs of stress in the animals. They are calling for more education so that pet owners learn to recognize signs of discomfort and do not help spread problematic content.

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** The content only invites readers to check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es, without providing any further details in the text provided.

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** The Bonoloto results for Monday, July 6, 2026, will be published starting at 9:30 p.m. They can be checked on the 20minutos.es website.

** Check the Eurodreams results for this Monday, July 6

** Eurodreams awards prizes in the form of deferred payments, with the top prize being 20,000 euros per month for 30 years. The article invites readers to check the results of all the drawings.

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** The results of La Primitiva for Monday, July 6, 2026 will be available from 9:30 p.m. onwards. All the winning numbers can be checked on the 20minutos.es website.

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** This air fryer is ideal for families because it offers two cooking levels, allowing you to prepare more food at once. It’s a practical option for making the most of kitchen space and cooking more versatile meals for under €100.

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** This aroma diffuser, now very popular, combines several functions in a single device. In addition to humidifying and scenting the air, it includes a clock mode that makes it useful as both a decorative and practical item in any corner of the home.

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** This compact mini fridge is designed to store cans and keep your favorite drinks within easy reach at all times. It’s ideal if you spend a lot of time in a room and don’t want to go all the way to the kitchen, since it fits easily into any corner of the house.

** Enjoy the water effortlessly: the smart device that automatically keeps your pool spotless

** Cleaning the bottom of the pool can be a complicated task, but there are robots designed to do it automatically and make maintenance easier, keeping the water and the bottom spotless without effort.

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** A thief stole 40,000 euros from a safe and replaced the real bills with toy money, leaving 50,000-won replicas with cartoon drawings such as ducks and bears.

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** AI-created influencers are spreading relationship advice that normalizes isolation, control, and women’s submission, raising concern about the kind of messages they promote regarding what a relationship should be like.

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** The article explains the origin of five very common expressions in the language that include items of clothing or accessories. It highlights that, although we use them every day, we rarely think about where these phrases come from or what their original meaning was.

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** With the World Cup underway, the transfer market has been open since July 1 and will last three months. Several clubs are looking to strengthen their squads, and some players have been singled out as major summer transfers, capable of generating multimillion-euro deals. Julián Álvarez is one of the most talked-about names, but he is not the only one.

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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 landed the casting that launched her to fame. She made her debut playing the twins in *The Parent Trap* (1998) and, after a difficult period, has made a comeback with new projects for Netflix and Disney.

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** The arrival of summer is usually associated with vacations and rest, but it can also bring unexpected health problems. The article warns that it is worth paying attention to certain illnesses or risks so they don’t spoil this time of year.

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** All the cartoons published by Malagón in *20minutos* are collected in one place to offer a selection of his best drawings and graphic commentary.

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** Spain, Portugal and the European Commission hold their first meeting to promote electricity interconnections, despite France’s reluctance. In addition, the Energy Commissioner urges both countries to move forward with offshore wind, which is still undeveloped in Spain.

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** Computational linguist Carmen Torrijos warns that if a voice recording is of good quality, it is entirely possible to use AI to clone a voice and use it in a scam, for example by impersonating someone to their family members.

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** Authorities are warning of the possible presence of Listeria in cod in sunflower oil from the brand La Mar de Tapas, originating from Spain. The alert affects batches starting with 0532 and with expiration dates between July 10 and July 30.

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** The eruption of Mount Etna caused an ash emission starting on Sunday that reached a plume about 1.5 kilometers high. As a result, Catania airport canceled 130 flights this Monday.

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** A forest fire near Perpignan has already devastated more than 4,600 hectares and has forced the evacuation of around 10,000 people from more than twenty municipalities.

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** Prime Video is expanding its Juan Gómez-Jurado adaptations beyond the *Reina Roja* trilogy. The platform is now adapting another of the author’s bestselling trilogies, which includes *Reina Roja*, *Loba Negra*, and *Rey Blanco*, continuing to build on the success of his popular thrillers.

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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to rejuvenate the eyes, soften facial features, and add freshness without losing style.

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** The third installment of *Enola Holmes*, directed by Philip Barantini, maintains the entertaining and polished tone of the previous films, but also their lack of depth. Millie Bobby Brown continues to lead the saga with energy in a movie that is brisk, fun, and ultimately inconsequential.

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** Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage market has changed and that the preference for fixed-rate mortgages is no longer the same as it used to be. She points out that, today, the conditions and options for buying a home have changed, forcing buyers to assess more carefully which type of mortgage is most convenient.

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** The Asturian chef José Andrés shared on his show a simple and original appetizer idea to improve canned cockles: instead of lemon, he recommends adding tangerine and oil, achieving a more spectacular result.

** Review of *The Death of Robin Hood*: a gray-haired Hugh Jackman turns the hero into the villain of his own story

** Michael Sarnoski’s new film, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, offers an introspective take on Robin Hood centered on redemption and revenge, with an aging hero who is more complex.

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** The writer from Cartagena, Arturo Pérez-Reverte, is enthusiastic about a Netflix police series with 43 episodes, which he compares to the classic *Hill Street Blues* but updated to the present day.

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** José, a 37-year-old truck driver, shares his initial experience in the industry on social media. This time, he расскаls how his first night shift with the trailer was and what it felt like to work at night, after starting at midnight and finishing at 11:30 in the morning.

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

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** Catalonia’s popular flower exhibition features 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and tours through some of the city’s most emblematic places.

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** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that earned it a fourth star. The improvements focused on increasing sustainability, accessibility, and comfort, while preserving its traditional Cantabrian architecture.

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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has launched a new tourist visa inspired by the Camino de Santiago to encourage rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most attractive regions of Seville, with the aim of boosting the local economy and attracting more visitors.

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** Cuba begins to restore power to Havana following nationwide blackout

** Cuba has started restoring electricity to Havana after a nationwide blackout left much of the country without power. Officials are working to bring the grid back online, though the outage highlights ongoing strain on the island’s aging power infrastructure.

** Gold prices fall further as rate uncertainty persists ahead of Fed minutes

** Gold prices extended their losses as traders awaited the Federal Reserve’s meeting minutes for clues about future interest rate cuts. Uncertainty over the timing and pace of monetary easing continued to pressure bullion, which is highly sensitive to interest rate expectations. A stronger dollar and profit-taking also weighed on prices.

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** Democratic attorneys general oppose Trump’s plan to impose tariffs over forced labor concerns

** Democratic attorneys general are pushing back against the Trump administration’s plan to use tariffs as a tool to combat imports linked to forced labor. They argue the proposal exceeds federal authority, could raise consumer prices, and may hurt state economies without effectively addressing labor abuses.

Gold prices are mixed as traders weigh Fed rate signals against easing inflation concerns

Gold prices were mixed as investors balanced expectations for the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate path with signs of cooling inflation. Traders weighed whether easing price pressures could reduce safe-haven demand, while also considering how future Fed guidance may affect bullion’s appeal.

** U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Falls to Lowest Level Since 1983

** The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve has dropped to its lowest level since 1983, reflecting major drawdowns from recent emergency releases and ongoing efforts to manage oil prices and supply. The decline raises concerns about the country’s buffer against future energy shocks.

** Trump says there will either be a deal with Iran or the US will “finish the job”

** Trump warned that the U.S. and Iran must either reach a deal or the U.S. will “finish the job,” signaling continued pressure on Tehran. The remark underscores his hardline stance on Iran’s nuclear ambitions and suggests military action remains an option if diplomacy fails.

** Oil prices settle at pre-Iran war levels as crude output grows

** Oil prices have fallen back to pre-Iran war levels as global crude production rises, easing supply concerns and putting downward pressure on markets.

** Oil prices slip as OPEC+ raises output targets, Hormuz traffic remains resilient

** Oil prices moved slightly lower as OPEC+ raised production targets, increasing concerns about supply. Despite tensions in the Middle East, shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remained steady, easing fears of immediate disruption. The article emphasizes that the market is focusing more on rising supply and stable tanker traffic than on escalating geopolitical risks.

** Morgan Stanley upgrades Kion Group citing automation growth, cost savings

** Morgan Stanley upgraded Kion Group, citing strong demand for automation and expected cost savings. The bank sees improving earnings potential as the warehouse equipment maker benefits from long-term growth in logistics automation and operational efficiency initiatives.

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** Samsung flags 19-fold jump in profit, but shares slump on jitters AI boom may stall

** Samsung reported a 19-fold increase in quarterly profit, driven by strong demand for AI-related chips. However, its shares fell as investors worried the AI boom could slow and future demand for memory chips may weaken. The company also faces uncertainty over its high-bandwidth memory business and the broader semiconductor cycle.

** WiseTech founder Richard White steps down as chair amid scrutiny

** Richard White has stepped down as WiseTech chair amid scrutiny over his conduct and governance concerns. The move comes as the company faces investor pressure and ongoing questions about leadership and oversight.

** Why is Cochin Shipyard stock sliding today?

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Trump plans to restore Turkey’s F-35 access, NYT reports

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** Japan real wages rise for the fifth straight month in May

** Japan’s real wages increased for the fifth consecutive month in May, supported by strong wage gains and easing inflation. The data suggests household purchasing power improved, though economists say sustained wage growth is still needed for a durable recovery in consumption.

** Asia chip shares slide as Samsung earnings fail to calm AI valuation fears

** Asian semiconductor stocks fell after Samsung Electronics’ quarterly earnings increased concerns that AI-related chip valuations are too high. Investors worried about slowing demand and profit growth in the sector, causing declines across major chipmakers despite Samsung’s strong results.

** Asia stocks fall as AI valuation fears overshadow Samsung’s blockbuster earnings

** Asian markets fell as worries over stretched AI valuations outweighed strong Samsung earnings. Tech shares led declines amid caution on high-flying stocks, even as investors digested solid results from the Korean chip giant.

** Meta says US states are seeking $1.4 trillion in penalties in August youth safety trial

** Meta said U.S. states are seeking $1.4 trillion in penalties in an upcoming August trial over youth safety concerns. The company faces allegations tied to its platforms’ impact on minors, as states push for massive financial penalties in the case.

** BRICS alternatives to the dollar are no longer a “fantasy,” economist O’Neill says

** Economist Jim O’Neill says BRICS efforts to reduce dependence on the U.S. dollar are becoming more realistic, although a full replacement still seems unlikely. He points to rising geopolitical tensions, shifts in trade, and de-dollarization initiatives as factors pushing countries to consider alternative payment systems and reserve assets.

German cabinet approves 2027 draft budget, increases defense and investment spending

Germany’s cabinet approved the 2027 draft budget, increasing spending on defense and investment. The plan reflects efforts to strengthen security and support growth, while balancing fiscal pressures and broader economic priorities.

** U.S. Services Sector Growth Eases in June

** U.S. services sector growth slowed in June, with business activity and new orders easing from May’s pace. The report suggested softer demand and slower expansion in the sector, though it still continued to grow.

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** U.S. Services PMI Dips Slightly, Missing Forecast

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** ESM sees euro zone recession if US sell-off, new Middle East war hit at once

** The ESM warns that the euro zone could fall into recession if a U.S. financial sell-off and a new war in the Middle East happen at the same time, as the combined shocks would likely affect energy prices, markets, and confidence. The fund says Europe is vulnerable to simultaneous external crises and should remain prepared.

** Analysis: UK’s Burnham vows discipline on fiscal rules he may need to bend

** The article examines how UK politician Andy Burnham is pledging fiscal discipline while hinting he may have to relax strict budget rules if needed to support growth and public services. It highlights the tension between economic credibility and political pressure to spend, especially amid weak growth and fiscal constraints.

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** Eurozone investor morale improves significantly in July, Sentix survey shows

** Investor confidence in the eurozone rose sharply in July, according to Sentix, signaling a strong improvement in economic sentiment across the bloc.

** Japan dismisses claims it is pressuring the BOJ to keep interest rates low

** Japan rejected claims that it is pressuring the Bank of Japan to keep interest rates low, saying it respects the central bank’s independence. The remarks come amid market speculation about policy coordination and concerns about yen weakness, with officials emphasizing that monetary policy decisions are up to the BOJ.

Morning Bid: Samsung boom, market gloom

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** Iran resumes attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, Axios reports

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** China breaks step with global markets, and investors buy in

** China’s markets are diverging from global peers as investors shift toward local assets despite broader weakness elsewhere. The move reflects expectations for domestic policy support, a relatively stable yuan, and selective buying in Chinese equities and bonds even as global markets face uncertainty.

** ECB’s Schnabel says Iran shock is not over

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** Europe’s central banks may come under political pressure, Panetta says

** The article warns that European central banks could face growing political pressure, according to Panetta. It highlights concerns that governments may try to influence monetary policy as economic and political tensions rise, underscoring the need to protect central bank independence.

** S&P 500, Nasdaq close sharply higher as Broadcom rallies

** Stocks ended higher, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posting strong gains as Broadcom rallied. Investors were encouraged by easing concerns and strength in major tech shares, helping push indexes upward into the close.

Real wages in Japan rise for the fifth straight month in May, but growth slowed due to inflation

Japan’s real wages increased for the fifth consecutive month in May, but the pace slowed as inflation outpaced pay gains. Nominal wages rose, yet higher consumer prices reduced workers’ purchasing power, highlighting continued pressure on household finances despite ongoing wage growth.

** Analysis: China’s booming gig economy masks job market pain, strains welfare system

** China’s gig economy is expanding rapidly as workers turn to flexible jobs amid weak traditional employment. While it helps absorb labor market pressure, it also reflects deeper stress in the job market and puts added strain on social welfare systems, since many gig workers lack stable benefits, protections, and long-term security.

** Bitcoin tops $64k as Trump’s “big crypto guy” comment offsets Strategy sale

** Bitcoin rose above $64,000 after Trump’s supportive “big crypto guy” remark boosted sentiment, outweighing pressure from a Strategy-related sale. The move lifted broader crypto markets as traders weighed political backing against selling by a major corporate holder.

** Bitcoin’s ongoing bear market has been “rather comforting,” analyst says

** Bitcoin’s recent bear market may be less alarming than it seems, with one analyst arguing that the downturn has been “rather comforting.” The commentary suggests the decline is part of a normal market cycle and may help reset investor sentiment and expectations.

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** Deribit and SignalPlus Launch “The Island” Trading Competition With Up to $600,000 in USDC Prizes

** Deribit and SignalPlus have launched “The Island,” a trading competition offering up to $600,000 in USDC prizes. The event aims to engage traders with competitive challenges and rewards, highlighting both platforms’ efforts to increase participation and activity in the crypto trading community.

** Bitcoin stalls at $63K resistance zone: Live levels

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** Bitcoin trades above $62K as U.S. crypto bill gains fresh traction

** Bitcoin rose above $62,000 as renewed momentum around a U.S. crypto bill lifted market sentiment. Traders were encouraged by signs of progress on clearer digital asset regulation, helping support prices across the crypto market amid broader speculation about policy and adoption.

** Bitcoin stalls at $63,300 resistance as momentum fades: Live levels

** Bitcoin is struggling to break above the $63,300 resistance level as bullish momentum weakens. The article highlights key live price levels to watch, suggesting traders are waiting for confirmation of either a breakout or renewed downside pressure.

** EOS Climbs 10% In a Green Day

** EOS rose 10% during a broadly positive trading session, outperforming the wider crypto market. The token’s move reflects strong buying interest amid the day’s upbeat sentiment, though no specific catalyst was provided in the article.

** Cardano Climbs 12% In Rally

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** Vantage Introduces 24/7 Gold CFD Trading with XAUUSD247

** Vantage has launched XAUUSD247, a 24/7 gold CFD trading product designed to give traders continuous access to gold markets beyond traditional hours. The offering aims to provide greater flexibility, faster reaction to global events, and more opportunities to trade gold around the clock.

** Cathie Wood’s ARK sells AMD stock, buys Kratos Defense

** Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment Management sold shares of AMD and added Kratos Defense stock, reflecting a portfolio shift. The move comes amid ARK’s active trading strategy of reallocating capital between tech and defense-related holdings.

** Equinox Gold sells Versamet stake for C$130 million

** Equinox Gold agreed to sell its remaining stake in Versamet Royalties for C$130 million in cash, strengthening its balance sheet and allowing it to focus on its core gold mining operations. The deal reflects the company’s strategy to monetize non-core assets as it manages capital and growth priorities.

Ag Growth International appoints Haaris Uddin as CFO

The company has appointed Haaris Uddin as chief financial officer, effective immediately. Uddin brings extensive finance leadership experience and succeeds the previous CFO as AGI looks to strengthen its leadership team and support its growth strategy.

** Exyn Technologies reports Q1 revenue of $1.19 million

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** Rivian launches public offering of 75 million shares

** Rivian announced a public offering of 75 million shares to raise capital as it continues expanding operations and funding future growth. The company said the offering will be managed through underwriters, and the proceeds are expected to support general corporate purposes and working capital.

** Cloudastructure revises capital structure, eliminates variable conversion feature

** Cloudastructure updated its capital structure by removing the variable conversion feature from certain securities. The move is intended to simplify financing terms and reduce dilution risk for shareholders.

Western Alliance Bank provides $33 million financing for Las Vegas housing

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** Trump says Walmart to cut prices at administration’s request

** Trump said Walmart agreed to cut prices after pressure from his administration, as part of efforts to reduce consumer costs. The announcement came amid continued scrutiny of inflation and retail pricing, with Trump describing the move as evidence that his economic policies are helping shoppers.

** Walmart announces summer price cuts on groceries and grilling items

** Walmart is rolling out summer price cuts on a range of grocery and grilling essentials to help shoppers save this season. The retailer says the discounts will apply to popular food items and outdoor cookout products, aiming to offer lower prices for customers preparing summer meals and gatherings.

Nuvation Bio raises $287.5M in convertible notes offering

Nuvation Bio has priced a $287.5 million offering of convertible senior notes due in 2030, along with an additional $50 million purchase option for the initial buyers. The biotech company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including working capital, potential acquisitions, and other strategic activities.