News Summary - 07/08/2026

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** US and Iran trade strikes after tankers are hit in the Strait of Hormuz

** The US military said it struck missile sites and command centers, while Iran said it attacked US bases.

** Will Le Pen rise again? French nationalist leader defiant after court ruling

** Within hours of an appeals court upholding her guilty verdict, Marine Le Pen moved quickly to launch her presidential campaign, signaling defiance despite the legal setback.

** NATO allies announce £37bn for new missile project

** Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will convene around a dozen leaders in Ankara to discuss the missile programme.

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** Woman suspected of Monaco bomb attack found dead in Ukraine

** Police were searching for Anastasiia Berezovska after a bomb blast in Monaco injured a Ukrainian millionaire. Authorities later found her dead in Ukraine.

** Lawyer says detained Gaza doctor was severely beaten in Israeli jail

** Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya’s lawyer told the BBC that during a visit last week, his client had been so badly beaten while in Israeli detention that he could not recognize him.

** Suspect ate Chick-fil-A and interacted with Charlie Kirk staff before shooting, court hears

** A preliminary hearing will decide whether Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, will face trial.

** Utah boarding school where Paris Hilton alleged abuse as a teen loses its license

** Paris Hilton said the Utah boarding school “failed the children” after regulators revoked its license, citing neglect and the use of unnecessary restraints.

** Australian dock workers call for a 28-hour workweek in AI talks

** A union says port workers are “in the crosshairs” as AI and automation are being tested across Australian ports, prompting calls for shorter working hours to offset the impact on jobs.

** Top Democrats urge Maine Senate candidate to withdraw from race over sexual assault allegation

** Graham Platner denied the sexual assault allegation, calling it “categorically false,” but said he is taking time to reflect on his next steps amid pressure from top Democrats to leave the Senate race.

Ghana halts visit by South African president amid row over anti-migrant protests

Ghana has postponed the South African president’s visit for now, as many people in Ghana feared his presence could trigger mass protests amid tensions over anti-migrant unrest.

** Hungary’s public news broadcasts halted in bid to scrap Orbán-era propaganda

** Hungary’s main state TV channel briefly replaced its usual broadcasts with an apology message, saying it was “sorry” for lying on Tuesday.

** Jailers and officials at Russia's “torture prisons” in Ukraine exposed by the BBC

** Former prisoners say they were abused in Russian-run detention centres in Ukraine and are now identifying the jailers and officials involved. They hope the men exposed by the BBC will face trial for the alleged torture and mistreatment.

** Bomb explosions injure 18 in Damascus during Macron's visit

** State television reported that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron at the presidential palace as news of the explosions emerged.

** China sentences official to death for taking $325 million in bribes

** A 69-year-old official was sentenced to death after a court found that he helped companies win lucrative contracts in exchange for bribes totaling $325 million.

Zimbabwean football star survives gun attack in South Africa

South African police are investigating the shooting as attempted murder, but no arrests have been made yet.

** Watch: Moment rare tornado lashes central Chinese cities

** Videos shared with the BBC show debris flying through the air as a rare tornado swept through Ezhou and Huanggang in Hubei province, in central China.

** Erika Kirk comes face-to-face in court with her husband’s alleged killer

** Charlie Kirk’s widow appeared in court with the late activist’s family, who attended the case for the first time.

** India’s landmark Ram temple overhauls board after alleged theft of donations

** Questions have been raised over the alleged theft of cash, valuable jewelry, gold, and silver offered by devotees.

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

** Tehran’s three-day public mourning was a carefully staged political display, intended by Iran’s leaders to send a message to the world, according to BBC international correspondent Lyse Doucet.

** Why some African nations are turning down Trump aid money

** The article says the Trump administration presented aid to African nations as a transactional deal, but some countries saw the offer as unfair and were hesitant to accept money tied to those terms.

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 disappeared from streaming after two days

** After years of censorship disputes and court battles, the Diljit Dosanjh film finally appeared on a streaming platform but vanished just two days later, adding another twist to its long and troubled release journey.

** From “a beautiful night” to “the world’s greatest hangover,” guests react to Taylor and Travis’s wedding

** Famous guests shared their social media reactions to Taylor and Travis’s wedding in New York, describing the event as a memorable celebration and joking about recovering from “the world’s greatest hangover.”

New video shows a man believed to be Tyler Robinson before the Charlie Kirk shooting

Footage shown at a preliminary hearing appears to show Tyler Robinson walking through a parking garage and running across a roof before the Charlie Kirk shooting.

** Watch: Marine Le Pen confirms run for French presidency

** National Rally leader Marine Le Pen said she will run for France’s presidency and also plans to appeal her embezzlement conviction.

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

** Large crowds gathered in Tehran as Iran held a funeral procession for its late supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in a highly public display of mourning and political solidarity.

**“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 loss to England in Mexico City.**

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** The government and the PSOE admit to having had contact with Zapatero, but they still have not clarified the origin of the jewels found in his office. They say they do not know when he will give explanations and, although they maintain their confidence in him, they acknowledge some unease and ask for patience.

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** The NATO secretary general, speaking from Ankara, said the alliance has entered the “implementation” phase of its defense plans and stressed the goal of reaching 5% military spending.

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** Live coverage reports on the latest news from the NATO summit in Turkey, which is entering its crucial day. Trump is expected to pressure allies to increase their defense spending to 5% of GDP.

** U.S. launches “strong” attacks against Iran after accusing it of attacking commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz

** The U.S. Central Command stated that Iran’s actions were “unjustified, dangerous, and a clear violation of the ceasefire,” after accusing it of attacking commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

** Eloy Olaya: “I had support after missing the penalty against Belgium; nowadays, with social media, they would have done me much more harm”

** Eloy Olaya, former player for Sporting, Valencia, and the Spanish national team, spoke with *20minutos* before the World Cup quarterfinal match between Spain and Belgium. He recalled the penalty he missed against Belgium and noted that he received support at the time, although he believes social media today would have greatly amplified the damage.

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** Spain and Belgium face each other in the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Cup, a matchup that recalls their Mexico 1986 clash, when the Red Devils beat Spain in a penalty shootout.

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** The second San Fermín bull run will feature the bulls of Cebada Gago, a Cádiz-based ranch known for their unpredictable temperament. Last year, one of their bulls caused great tension and fear in the streets of Pamplona.

** Egypt explodes over the refereeing in Argentina’s controversial advance to the World Cup quarterfinals: “It’s fixed”

** Mostafa Ziko, one of Egypt’s goal scorers, spoke after the match in the mixed zone and strongly criticized the refereeing, suggesting that it favored Argentina in their advance to the World Cup quarterfinals.

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** The Argentine player was moved to tears after leading a great comeback by Argentina against Egypt in the round of 16 of the World Cup.

** Switzerland knocks Colombia out in a penalty shootout and crosses paths with the reigning world champion

** Switzerland eliminated Colombia in the penalty shootout and advanced to the quarterfinals, where they will face Argentina. La Albiceleste reached this stage after coming from behind against Egypt in a match marked by controversy.

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** The round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup determined the eight qualifiers: Morocco, France, Spain, Belgium, England, Norway, Argentina, and Switzerland. Switzerland’s penalty shootout victory closed the round and set the quarterfinal matchups.

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** The heatwave is intensifying several wildfires in Spain, with the main hotspots in Catalonia, León, and the Picos de Europa. Authorities are closely monitoring the progress of the fires, while firefighting efforts continue in different affected areas.

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** The Catalan Fire Department has declared the fire that started on Friday in La Bisbal d'Empordà (Girona) under control. It burned about 2,200 hectares. The blaze, which had already been stabilized, is now considered under control after days of firefighting work.

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** The article highlights that semen quality varies greatly across Spain depending on origin, with clear regional differences. In general, northern Spain shows better male fertility indicators than other areas, while Madrid lags behind.

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** The couple reportedly married by surprise in Paris, at the Greek Cathedral of Saint-Étienne, according to ¡Hola!, following the Orthodox rite.

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** The price of the most sought-after stickers has risen a lot on buying-and-selling platforms such as Wallapop, Vinted, and eBay. The Tax Agency requires these sales to be declared, so collectors who earn income from trading stickers or cards need to take this into account.

** Feijóo pledges to tackle “workplace absenteeism” because it costs “30 billion” that Spain “cannot afford”

** Feijóo stated that workplace absenteeism costs 30 billion euros and that Spain cannot afford it. He said action must be taken in response to the nearly 1.2 million people who do not go to work each day, whether or not there is an agreement between unions and employers.

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** Sumar wants to speed up the processing of a new housing decree in Congress this month, but the PSOE is doubtful because there are not enough votes to approve it. Negotiations between the governing partners are still ongoing, and the text does not yet have guaranteed backing.

** Two out of every three euros of the projected deficit for 2027 will go to paying pensions through state transfers

** The Ministry of Finance estimates that, of the target deficit of 1.8% of GDP for 2027, 1.2 percentage points will be allocated to state transfers to Social Security to cover its imbalance and finance pensions.

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** The director said on *La Revuelta* that, during the filming of the documentary about Miguel Ángel Blanco at Zarzuela, Felipe VI showed unusual punctuality and asked whether he could keep working there without making any noise: “Do you mind if I stay working? I won’t make any noise.”

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** The article recalls the assassination of Shinzo Abe on July 8, 2022, carried out by a man seeking revenge against the Moon sect, which was linked to the crime. It highlights the impact of this religious organization in Japan and how the case led to greater scrutiny of its power and influence.

** Venezuela faces the risk of outbreaks of dengue, zika, or measles after the earthquakes: “The system was already precarious and now it’s broken”

** Experts warn that, after the earthquakes, the risk of outbreaks of dengue, zika, or measles in Venezuela is increasing because of damage to hospitals and sanitation networks. They also clarify that corpses are usually not a source of infectious diseases.

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** A study points to major geographical differences in male fertility in Spain: semen quality varies depending on origin, and the north shows better results than Madrid, which is positioned less favorably.

** Venezuela raises death toll from the two earthquakes to 3,685

** Venezuela reported 150 additional deaths from the two earthquakes, bringing the total number of fatalities to 3,685.

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** Fabio’s family says he is still alive and is asking for help to continue the search. Among those affected, concern is growing over the lack of cranes and heavy machinery, which makes it difficult to remove rubble and locate the missing.

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** An attack that occurred on June 29 in Monaco left the oligarch, his wife, and their 13-year-old son injured. According to the text, the Ukrainian woman involved in the attack was found in Kiev with a gunshot wound to the head.

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** A study by researchers debunks myths about cocaine and shows that even a single use can leave a trace in the brain for two weeks.

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** Callers reported that a bus crashed into a house in Cartagena, with possible injuries. They also said that the driver was trapped inside the vehicle and could not get out.

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** Wegovy and Rybelsus contain semaglutide, just like Ozempic, while Saxenda and Mounjaro use different active ingredients. The article explains the differences between these GLP-1 analogs and provides a general guide to their uses.

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** 20minutos launches its summer contest so that readers can choose which is the best beach in Spain in 2026.

** The search for Spain’s best beach 2026 begins: vote for your favorite

** 20minutos invites its readers to choose Spain’s best beach of 2026. Among 10 candidate beaches, the two most voted will advance to the final, and only one will be the winner.

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** Alberto Chicote wins the Special Creators Award and says he feels proud to give a voice to people whom others have ignored.

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

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** Influencer Nachter has explained that he has decided to donate his check to a foundation that helps children in care centers. The decision has a very personal reason: he and his wife cannot have children.

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** The Sierra Oeste offers a family getaway near the capital, with landscapes of high ecological value, cultural heritage, and a wide range of activities to enjoy at any time of year.

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** On August 12, a total solar eclipse will be visible in much of Spain. The article highlights some of the best beachfront hotels and coastal destinations to enjoy this historic phenomenon.

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** Journalist José Antonio Zarzalejos joins as fourth vice president of the Association of European Journalists, an organization previously chaired by Diego Carcedo until his death.

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** The NCAG would be a technocratic government tasked with administering Gaza under Trump’s Peace Board, but its real power appears limited: Hamas retains influence by dissolving its government without surrendering its weapons. A source from Gaza sums it up this way: it may hold the car keys, but it is still “a Hamas car.”

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** Belgium thrashed the United States 4-1 and advanced in the World Cup. After the win, the Red Devils mocked Trump as part of their celebration, in a match also marked by the controversial lifting of Balogun’s suspension.

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** Marine Le Pen has been disqualified for 15 months for embezzlement, but she will be able to run in the 2027 elections. She will also appeal the part of the ruling that requires her to wear an electronic ankle monitor, with the intention of avoiding it during the campaign.

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** The Government has recalled that this death is the fourth fatality recorded in Catalan swimming pools since the start of the bathing season.

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** Kia presents the new Seltos in Europe as a versatile SUV with bold design, a spacious interior, and advanced connectivity. The model adds more technology, safety, and comfort to strengthen its competitiveness in the SUV segment.

** Tomás Meléndez (Pascual): “We bring innovation, technology and something very intangible: drive”

** Tomás Meléndez leads Pascual’s export business as the Spanish multinational expands its dairy sales to 65 countries, including markets such as the Philippines, Guatemala, Morocco, Algeria, and Angola, with Indonesia coming soon.

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** Samantha Morton, who plays Circe in Christopher Nolan’s new adaptation of Homer’s *Odyssey*, urges audiences to watch the film in IMAX as intended. She says the experience will feel like “going to Disneyland.”

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** More and more women are turning the end of a relationship into a symbol of rebirth. “Divorce rings” aim to replace the stigma of failure with a celebration of freedom, financial independence, and self-love.

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** Coach Mónica Ribas shares a trick to cut arguments short and prevent them from dragging on for hours: a key question that helps defuse conflict and resolve it in just a few minutes.

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** Researchers at Rice University developed a 3D printer capable of integrating electronic sensors directly into bones and biological tissues without causing damage. This technology opens up new possibilities for medical monitoring and advanced biomedical applications.

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** Like other Swiss cities, it combines mountains, a lake, clocks, and cheese, but it stands out for bringing tradition together with cutting-edge science. In this city, historic institutions and international organizations come together, creating an environment where the humanitarian past and the scientific present coexist.

** Delicious, Easy Sauce Ideas in Under 10 Minutes with a Tub of Greek Yogurt

** The article highlights the versatility of Greek yogurt in cooking. Besides being a source of protein and a breakfast classic, it is presented as a practical base for making delicious, easy sauces in less than 10 minutes.

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** The new Dacia Striker stands out for its distinctive exterior design and will offer two hybrid powertrains of up to 155 hp. The report also previews versions with 4x4 traction and LPG engines, with a starting price of 25,000 euros.

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** Spain advances to the quarterfinals after beating Portugal with a last-gasp goal by Mikel Merino in stoppage time. The midfielder once again proved decisive for La Roja, while Cristiano Ronaldo bid farewell to the 2026 World Cup in tears.

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** Elena Cestafe Gil, known as Elenica, died on Sunday, July 5, at the age of 83. She was considered the longest-living person with Down syndrome in Europe.

** Commander Villalba says Leire Díez offered him a role as adviser to Mercedes González in exchange for sensitive information about the UCO

** Villalba says Leire Díez proposed that he become an adviser to Mercedes González in exchange for sensitive information about the UCO. He also claims that, in their March 2025 meetings, Díez told him she had access to the Government’s “one.”

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** Influencer Javier Funes, known as Chatterbox, died at 27 in a car accident while returning with his family to Buenos Aires, Argentina, after attending a wake. His father also died in the crash.

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** Marta Nebot announced on social media, with irony, that the Cuatro program *En boca de todos* has let her go. The contributor said she had been fired and expressed that she doesn’t know how to take it.

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** Action has opened two new stores in Leganés, Madrid, bringing its total to 16 locations in the region. The low-cost chain continues expanding its presence with stores offering a wide selection of products at very low prices, including more than 1,500 items for less than one euro.

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** A harsh reality that repeats itself with greater virulence and demands maximum prevention and better preparation in every sense.

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** Trust in justice has fallen to worrying levels, compared to clearance sales: even though the product is still the same, no one believes the value shown on the price tag anymore.

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** Cases affecting the Government, from Begoña Gómez to Zapatero, fuel the perception of corruption and weaken public trust. The result is institutional deterioration that projects the image of a country vulnerable to corrupt practices.

** *The Ankara Summit and the Pears of the Elm*

** The Atlantic Alliance summit in Ankara once again puts its future to the test this Tuesday.

** Skyscraper under construction evacuated in Manhattan amid collapse risk due to a “structural problem”

** Authorities evacuated the under-construction skyscraper in Manhattan after detecting a “structural problem”: two internal support columns were failing and several upper floors showed sagging, increasing the risk of collapse.

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** Francisco Javier Gómez, known as Little Nicolás, was convicted for accessing confidential police data obtained in 2014 thanks to two municipal police officers. A judge has allowed him to avoid going to prison after his latest conviction, provided that he does not reoffend.

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** Verónica, who suffers from fibromyalgia, says she is living through a critical situation because of the squatting-by-tenants of her home. Although at first she felt compassion for the children of the people occupying the property, she has already filed two complaints in an attempt to solve the problem.

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** The defendant’s lawyer has asked that much of the audio-visual evidence be excluded and that the death penalty be removed from the case.

** The trick to enjoying summer without starting September stressed

** The article says the best way to handle the financial strain of September is to create a detailed budget and plan major expenses in advance, helping you enjoy summer without starting September stressed.

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

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** Castilla y León will apply discounts of at least 60% on highway tolls in Ávila, Segovia, and León for regular drivers. The measure could even become free if other administrations decide to join the initiative.

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** Ricotta is the key ingredient for making very fluffy and delicious pancakes. This recipe stands out for being easy, economical, and perfect for impressing with a soft, appetizing result.

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** The Madrid College of Property Management answers readers’ questions about housing and homeowners’ associations, addressing common and varied doubts on the subject.

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** 20minutos is looking for the fan with the greatest knowledge about the World Cup, which will be held this summer in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The challenge features 100 questions to test how much you know about the tournament.

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** 20bien invites its readers to take part in the Wellbeing Mailbox, a space to share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather personal experiences that inspire and help other people.

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** 20minutos invites readers to use Ciudadano20, its channel for taking part in the news, submitting topic ideas, and reporting stories that may be investigated.

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** Two explosions occurred in front of the Four Seasons hotel in Damascus, where Emmanuel Macron was staying. The Élysée confirmed that the French president is safe and sound. The incident left 18 people injured.

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** The four members of Nueva Línea, a viral TikTok orchestra, announced their split due to “differences” and a lack of understanding. The group had gained notoriety on social media and recently shared a tattoo in honor of their song with Quevedo.

** Up to 45 schools in Asturias seeking a principal fail to fill the position for this school year

** Nearly half of the schools in Asturias that offered the principalship have not managed to fill it for this school year, so they will have to resort to extraordinary appointments. The main teachers’ union criticizes the fact that this responsibility is not adequately recognized or paid.

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** An accused person, who had access to the personal data of 39 coworkers and about 10 acquaintances, used their ID numbers to apply for online loans without permission.

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** Two men, aged 25 and 28, are being investigated for sending a python and a snake by courier between Granada and Alicante. One was listed as the sender and the other as the recipient of the reptiles.

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** Asexuality remains a little-known and little-visible orientation. People on the asexual spectrum report social pressure, difficulties in their romantic relationships, and a lack of recognition, even though they can experience desire without feeling attraction toward other people.

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** Beneficiaries of the extraordinary regularization of 2005 recall how living without papers caused them fear and exclusion. They also describe the obstacles they faced in accessing the process and how obtaining regularized status changed their lives, giving them security and the feeling that they belonged in society.

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** With a new heat wave and the rise in electricity VAT, high temperatures are disrupting daily life and leading many residents to seek refuge in air-conditioned places outside the home to cope with the extreme heat.

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** Nacho Abad stepped in live when Susana Díaz and Ana Vázquez got into a heated argument while discussing some photographs that implicate a man very close to Pedro Sánchez. The tension between the two contributors forced the host to mediate in the debate.

** “Lola Lolita is caught” recalling the hoax that turned her into a meme: “I’m anti-smoking!”

** The controversy was unexpectedly linked to a highly relevant news story from those days, something the influencer herself still doesn’t fully understand.

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** The combination of La 1, DAZN Mundial, Teledeporte, and La2Cat drove a new audience record for the Spanish national team in Spain, making its quarterfinal qualification the most-watched event since the 2024 Euro final, with 12.7 million viewers and a 75% share.

** La Séptima TV will be available starting November 5 with the slogan “Moving forward is not thinking alike; it is knowing how to listen to one another”

** La Séptima TV will begin broadcasting on November 5 and will air 24 hours a day. Its slogan is “Moving forward is not thinking alike; it is knowing how to listen to one another.”

** The unexpected pairs of RTVE’s new *Hasta el fin del mundo*

** The 14 participants in this new edition of RTVE’s *Hasta el fin del mundo* will travel together on a route of more than 10,000 kilometers, facing a long and demanding adventure in unexpected pairs.

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** Prince Harry responded to his court defeat against the *Daily Mail*, insisting that the evidence presented was compelling and remains so. He described the ruling as shocking and unjustified, expressing his disagreement with the decision.

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** Harry, Elton John, David Furnish, Liz Hurley, and Sadie Frost were part of a collective complaint against the *Daily Mail* over the alleged illegal access of private data.

** Aitana worried about the clash between Spain’s match and her upcoming concert: “I can’t change people’s plans”

** Aitana considered moving her concert in Zaragoza earlier or later because it coincides with a Spain match, worried about not disappointing her fans. In the end, she accepted that she can’t change people’s plans and is keeping the performance as scheduled.

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** Belén Rodríguez was hit by a car in Madrid, but she recovered and downplayed the incident with an ironic remark about how hard it is to die. The incident caused surprise and concern among her followers.

** TheGrefg opens the doors of his three-story house in Andorra... and his gym: “A lifelong investment”

** After nearly three years of renovation, TheGrefg shows in a video his three-story house in Andorra, where he will live with his partner SofiG. The tour reveals several rooms in the home, including his gym, which he describes as “a lifelong investment.”

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** The article discusses rumors about Gabriela Guillén, Bertín Osborne’s ex, and an alleged “millionaire” boyfriend who may not exist. It questions the credibility of the story and highlights media speculation surrounding her personal life.

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** Infanta Sofía will study Politics and International Relations at Paris II starting in September, with a focus on analyzing crises and other political systems.

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** Melyssa Pinto and Mario Casas shared a funny video while watching Spain’s match against Portugal, each proudly wearing their national team jersey.

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** The traffic accident that has shaken the Ribera del Duero has left the journalist deeply affected and heartbroken by the tragedy that took the life of winemaker Iván Sanz and his family.

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** Beret’s concert in Marbella has been canceled. The Women’s Care and Protection Service had asked the City Council to cancel the performance because it was to take place on public land.

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** Ana Boyer and Fernando Verdasco are enjoying their first vacation in Mallorca with their big family after the birth of their first daughter two months ago, the couple’s fourth child.

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** Leo Messi moved back to the top of the 2026 World Cup top scorers table after scoring against Egypt, surpassing Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland.

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** FIFA condemned the racist insults directed at an American content creator during Argentina’s match against Cape Verde. An Argentine woman hurled offensive remarks at him on racial grounds, sparking backlash and condemnation from the organization.

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** Senator Celeste Amarilla responded sharply to the criticism attributed to Mbappé, describing it as gender violence. The incident sparked controversy and political debate over the tone of the attacks and the lawmaker’s response.

** Russia will be at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games: the IOC provisionally lifts the sanction

** The International Olympic Committee announced that, provisionally, it is lifting the sanction imposed on Russian athletes over the war in Ukraine and doping cases, opening the door to their participation in the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.

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** The young tennis player Arthur Fery advanced to the Wimbledon quarterfinals after defeating Grigor Dimitrov in five sets, in a match closely watched by Roger Federer. His victory makes him one of the revelations of the tournament and a new hope for British tennis.

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** The video podcast *Capaces de Todo* begins its third season with an interview with Alfonso Jiménez from the Cantabria Labs Foundation, where he highlights the foundation’s work and its goal of transforming lives through support and inclusion projects.

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** Elena Cestafe Gil, known as Elenica, died on Sunday, July 5, at the age of 83. She was recognized as the longest-living person with Down syndrome in Europe.

** Inditex introduces accessible labeling to make shopping easier for people with visual impairments

** Inditex is rolling out accessible labeling to make shopping easier for people with visual impairments. The new system will be introduced gradually and is expected to be fully implemented by the spring/summer 2027 season.

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** The Ministry of Finance seeks to split the PP-led regional governments by proposing that the autonomous communities with greater financing room cede fiscal space to those that need it most, through an “à la carte” deficit system.

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** The Treasury has appointed Antonio Ansón as the new director of the Tax Agency. A tax inspector for 27 years, he is a technical expert and had been chief of staff to the Secretary of State for Finance, Jesús Gascón. His appointment comes after the departure of Soledad Fernández.

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** The Treasury has awarded 5.617 billion euros in bills. The one-year yield on this same benchmark stood at 2.523%, below the previous auction.

** Longevity Changes the Rules of Insurance

** Longer life expectancy is forcing the insurance sector to rethink its products and risk calculations. The article analyzes how longevity affects pensions, annuities, and life insurance, putting pressure on prices, reserves, and business strategies in order to adapt to customers who live longer.

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** Spain has recorded a 2% decline in real wages since 2021, placing it among the OECD countries with the worst performance. This drop contrasts with the average increase of 4.9% observed across member countries as a whole.

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** The CNMV received 1,398 complaints in 2025, the highest level in the last decade. This figure confirms the upward trend of recent years, except for the exception of 2024.

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** The ECB has sent a letter to the main eurozone banks asking them to draw up an action plan by October 31 to address the rise of AI. It also warns that responsibility for managing cyber risks lies primarily with the governing bodies.

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** Adriana Ugarte talks about her role as the Canarian trapeze artist Pinito del Oro in the first film by Arima León. The movie tells a sapphic love story set in 1960s Spain.

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** The review presents “Maybe,” the romantic drama by Arima León, centered on the forbidden love between the trapeze artist Pinito del Oro and the poet Natalia de Sosa. The work stands out for its sensitivity in portraying hidden relationships and historically silenced voices.

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** Michael Mann and Jake Schreier are competing for Inde Navarrette after the success of her box-office hit, cementing her status as one of Hollywood’s most in-demand actresses.

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** Armie Hammer, eager to return to acting, reportedly accepted Uwe Boll’s offer after reading a 50-page treatment. The article says he was surprised by the success of *Citizen Vigilante* and felt it was not the film he had expected.

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** If *House of the Dragon* doesn’t convince you, the article recommends watching a fantasy animated series available on Prime Video as an alternative, highlighting it as the best series of the genre currently airing and one that deserves more attention.

** Who will win the 2026 Emmys? *Hacks*, *The Bear*, and *The Pitt* sound like top favorites ahead of the nominations

** The American Television Academy will announce the nominees for the Emmy Awards ceremony, which will be held on September 14. Series such as *Hacks*, *The Bear*, and *The Pitt* are among the main favorites ahead of the nominations.

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** The goal is not to achieve perfection in the gym, but to maintain the ability to function in everyday activities.

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** Happiness is subjective and depends on the idea each person has of it. According to the text, everyone must build their own life project, coherent and realistic, in order to achieve a happiness suited to their personality and goals.

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** Extreme heat not only causes common discomfort, but it can also trigger less usual effects that are worth preventing. Among them, Dr. Fernando Mora warns that heat affects the connection between neurons and increases inflammation.

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** Psychologist Marian Rojas Estapé reflects once again on how to prevent stress and warns that when a sensitive person is exposed to stress factors, they can become more vulnerable.

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** Researchers at the CNIC have identified how genetic mutations alter the interaction between key proteins involved in the heartbeat, causing excessive contraction of the heart. The finding helps explain the mechanism behind the most common genetic heart disease and points to an effective treatment to combat it.

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** An innovative method could help destroy antibiotic-resistant bacteria and also help us better understand how metastasis spreads in cancer.

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** UNICEF warns that artificial intelligence is already having an increasingly strong influence on children, with both positive and negative effects. The organization notes that children and teenagers are adopting these tools much faster than adults, while governments are still not prepared to manage their risks and opportunities.

** The revamped Siri with AI gets an update: you’ll be able to modify its speed and emotion

** Apple has shown a preview of the upcoming Siri improvements in the latest iOS 27 beta, highlighting new AI-powered options that will let users adjust the assistant’s voice speed and emotion.

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** The main new feature is that Google Translate now has a completely reorganized interface in its mobile app, offering a more updated design to make it easier to use on phones.

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** DTT is adding ultra high definition (UHD), and to take advantage of it, the television must be compatible with the DVB-T2 standard and the HEVC codec. The article explains how to check whether your TV meets these requirements so you can know whether you’ll be able to watch the new signal without problems.

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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. This makes it easier to look good in the photo without relying on the front camera.

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** An intense, sophisticated brown tone that stands out for its shine, warmth, and natural look. “Spicy Chocolate” has become one of the favorite choices in hair salons for adding depth to the hair without losing softness or luminosity.

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** Venezuelan designer Estefanía Sánchez, known for creating evening gowns in Caracas, turned her workshop, her team, and her work into support to meet the country’s needs after the earthquakes, using her craft to help her community.

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** After the Schiaparelli runway show, stylist Law Roach traveled from Paris to London in a private jet to bring the dress to Zendaya so she could wear it at the premiere of *The Odyssey* in record time.

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** The jury unanimously awarded the 2026 National Fashion Design Award to We Are Spastor, highlighting “the courage and honesty of a career that has endured in a changing industry.”

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** Summer tips to keep cystitis under control with five natural remedies to help relieve its symptoms, according to an expert.

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** Hairdresser Noelia Jiménez warns that summer takes a heavy toll on hair and recommends following three basic steps to care for it during these months. Among her tips, she highlights the use of sunscreens to protect hair from the sun and other season-specific factors.

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** Dior’s Haute Couture show blended sculptural inspiration from artist Lynda Benglis with traditional craftsmanship, highlighting the house’s refined artistry and historic techniques.

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** Sotheby’s is holding the sixth auction of Karl Lagerfeld’s personal collection in Paris, featuring 270 lots that reflect his creative universe and unique style.

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** Zendaya debuted in London one of the Schiaparelli haute couture dresses presented in Paris just hours earlier, making an impact with her swift fashion choice.

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** The singer-songwriter and the American football player were married in a luxurious ceremony at Madison Square Garden in New York.

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** Óscar Casas, Mario Casas’s brother and former partner of Ana Mena, shares with the Repsol Guide three places in Cantabria that he considers must-stop culinary spots.

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** The Repsol Guide has prepared a list of bars in different parts of Spain to watch FIFA World Cup matches, helping fans find where to follow the games based on their location.

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** The article suggests making refreshing lemonades with different recipes to cope with the summer heat in a tasty way.

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** The article highlights a bar in central Madrid recommended by the Repsol Guide for following the 2026 World Cup. It is a very popular place among football fans, who go there to watch the matches and enjoy the sporting atmosphere in the capital.

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** A Japanese restaurant with locations in Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris, and a pioneer in offering the valuable Kobe wagyu outside Japan.

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** Tierenteyn-Verlent, a historic shop in Ghent founded in 1790, still makes artisanal mustard. Its star product sells for 2.90 euros and is served directly from a wooden barrel.

** Airlines tighten requirements for traveling with pets

** Transporting pets has become more complicated this year with the entry into force of a new European Union regulation, which has tightened and made more complex the requirements for traveling with animals by plane.

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** Located 8 kilometers from the Mediterranean Sea, this Ligurian village stands out for its natural surroundings, historic architecture, and strong connection to art, especially for having fascinated Claude Monet.

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** Located on the Greek island of Kefalonia, this beach stands out for its turquoise waters and its setting among cliffs. It can only be reached by boat or after a challenging hike, which makes it a natural and exclusive destination.

** Eight countries in one trip? Now it’s possible thanks to this train route

** A nearly two-week train itinerary lets you travel through several European countries in a single trip, including stops and excursions to spectacular places.

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** The annual IRU report warns of a global shortage of truck drivers: there are 2.9 million vacant positions in 18 strategic markets, which is worrying the road transport sector.

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** A driver will have to pay 9,000 euros after using the “little train” method at toll booths for months, sticking close to the vehicle in front to slip through when the barrier opened.

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** Hyundai announces an offer for electric car drivers with discounts of up to 30% when charging. The measure aims to reduce the cost of using these vehicles and make electric mobility more attractive for its customers.

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** The Volkswagen Multivan stands out as an alternative to SUVs for families that prioritize space and practicality. It offers a very versatile and functional package, although it only makes sense to buy if your budget can handle its high price.

** Road transport operators acknowledge that two out of three work while fatigued, according to a study

** More than 60% of truck drivers and 66% of European bus drivers admit to driving while fatigued. In addition, 27% say they have come close to having a serious accident because of this, according to a study.

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** The first section of the Murcia Northern Arc will be 8.3 kilometers long, between kilometer 652 of the A-7 and the Cabezo de Torres junction.

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** After a year of construction, the underground project north of Castellana has completed the joining of its two ends. Installation of systems now begins to allow it to open to traffic in December, with AI to detect violations, coverage, and maximum-security measures.

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** The Carboneras municipal council approved, with eight votes in favor and four absences, the agreement to withdraw the building permit granted in 2003 to the developer Azafata del Sol. This decision opens the door to the demolition of the Algarrobico hotel.

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** The convicted man accepted the sentence after the parties reached an agreement before the trial.

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** The Associació de Víctimes de la DANA 29 d’Octubre de 2024 has launched a letter-writing campaign to the Constitutional Court asking for a “civic reflection” on Mazón’s parliamentary immunity. They remind people that behind any legal decision there are human beings waiting for a full investigation, free of privileges.

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** Leocadio Machado Beach in Tenerife was temporarily closed this Tuesday after E. coli levels above the permitted limits were detected, so it is not suitable for swimming until further notice.

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** Andalusia has recorded 28 osprey chicks, with 17 born in Huelva and 11 in Cádiz. This is the second-best result since the recovery project began 23 years ago.

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** A 17-year-old Norwegian girl died after being hit by a truck in Málaga, whose driver fled the scene. The girl had gone out to celebrate with her friends Norway’s victory over Brazil. Authorities are searching for the person responsible for the accident.

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** Between June 15 and July 6, 57,319 passengers boarded at the port of Almería, which is 9,990 more than in the same period in 2025. Passenger and vehicle traffic in the first three weeks of the Operation Strait Crossing increased by 21%.

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** The Andalusian government will set up a second temporary parking lot to offset the impact of the Málaga metro works. It will be ready in two and a half months and will add 32 additional parking spaces.

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** The Andalusian regional government’s Health Department has announced that it will check whether the contracted company is breaching the contract, following criticism from the Córdoba Medical Union over patient transfers in ambulances with temperatures of up to 36°C.

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** Minutes after stealing a cross from the High Altar of Valencia Cathedral, the suspect tried to take another cross from the Basilica of Our Lady of the Forsaken, located just a few meters away.

** A restaurant in Jaén has had an offensive note “slip through” into its price list about a celiac customer

** A restaurant in Jaén has publicly apologized after an offensive and “absolutely unacceptable” note about a celiac customer appeared in its price list. The establishment acknowledged the mistake and regretted the comment, which caused outrage.

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** A young British woman said that she ended up living in Spain “by accident” and has already been in the country for five years. She explained that her main problem was Brexit, which complicated her situation and that of many British residents in Europe.

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** The recently retired teacher decided to make the most of her retirement by setting sail on a cruise and traveling around the world.

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** Photographer Andrés López presents *“¡Woof! Stories of Invisible Dogs”*, a book that compiles his charitable work photographing abandoned dogs to help share their stories and encourage their adoption.

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** A study of 43,517 dogs found that more than 80% show signs of fear or anxiety. Despite this high prevalence, the authors note that these behavioral problems are rarely included in veterinary care.

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** The rise of dog-sitters reflects a growing demand for pet care, but the job requires basic knowledge of canine behavior, walking, safety, and responsible handling. Without training, risks can arise for both the animal and the people caring for it.

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** The ONCE results for Tuesday, July 7, 2026 will be available from 9:30 p.m. and can be checked on the 20minutos.es website.

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** The Bonoloto results for Tuesday, July 7, 2026, will be known from 9:30 p.m. onward. All the winning numbers can be checked on the 20minutos.es website.

** The ultimate ally against allergies and the heat wave: Cecotec’s 3-in-1 that cools and cleans the air

** Cecotec presents the TotalPure Connected MAX fan as a 3-in-1 solution for summer: it cools the home, cleans the air, and helps fight allergies. Designed to keep the house cool during the hottest months, it combines comfort and cleaner air in a single device.

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** A device for removing earwax from the ear in a more hygienic and safer way promises to protect hearing health and prevent earwax blockages, offering a more practical alternative to traditional methods.

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** Cecotec presents a compact mini portable inflator, ideal for carrying in the glove compartment or backpack. Designed as an essential car companion for vacations, it helps solve unexpected problems quickly and practically.

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** The heat makes homemade ice cream sound appealing—creamy and free of weird ingredients. The article highlights a mini-format ice cream machine that stands out for its low price, making it an enticing buy for anyone looking to treat themselves.

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** A thief stole 40,000 euros from a safe and replaced the real bills with toy money. He left replicas of 50,000 won banknotes decorated with cartoons, such as ducks and bears, in an attempt to hide the theft.

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** The new generation of influencers created with artificial intelligence is spreading advice about relationships that normalizes isolation, control, and women’s submission, promoting harmful and unequal relationship models.

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** The article explains the origin of five widely used expressions in everyday speech that include articles of clothing or accessories, and promises to reveal where those phrases come from and what they mean today.

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** Fodor publishes its No List every year, a selection of eight destinations where mass tourism, environmental pressure, and scarce resources harm local communities. In its 2026 edition, the guide calls for giving them a break, without promoting a boycott, and includes a destination in Spain.

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** With the transfer market now open since July 1, clubs have three months to strengthen their squads and sell. This summer, several footballers are being highlighted as major protagonists of the market because of the high fees they could command, including Julián Álvarez, though he is not the only one.

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** The arrival of summer is usually associated with vacations and relaxation, but it can also bring unexpected health problems if precautions are not taken. The article warns that certain disorders can ruin this time of year, so it is wise to stay alert in order to prevent them or treat them in time.

** Spain is burning

** All the cartoons published by Malagón in 20minutos.

** Spanish travel abroad grows 1.8% through May thanks to the boost from Europe, and domestic tourism recovers

** Trips within Spain increased by 8.5% in May, according to the INE. Even so, for the year so far they are still down 0.9% compared with 2025.

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** The EU will activate safety obligations for artificial intelligence in August, and Brussels has announced a plan for the European Union to have the capacity by 2027 to assess the risks of AI models.

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** AEMET reported that by the end of June, the Mediterranean Sea temperature had risen to as much as 2.6°C above normal, reaching unprecedented values for this time of year.

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** June had temperatures above normal and was the second warmest month, with an average of 23.3°C. Between the 21st and 25th, the most extreme values were recorded, reaching particularly high levels.

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** A young man with nearly 60 prior arrests was arrested for robbing a pub at knifepoint in the center of Granada. Before the assault, he had allegedly been drinking alcohol at the venue.

** Goodbye to *Red Queen*, hello to *All Burns*: Prime Video expands its universe with the new adaptation by Juan Gómez-Jurado

** Prime Video is expanding its Juan Gómez-Jurado universe with a new adaptation of *All Burns* (*Todo arde*), following the success of the *Red Queen* trilogy adaptations. The platform continues to bet on the author’s popular thrillers, now bringing another of his bestselling trilogies to the screen.

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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften facial features, and add freshness. His goal is to maintain personal style while avoiding common mistakes, such as using an eyeliner that is no longer flattering.

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** Colombian actor Juan Pablo Raba says that when he read the script for *“Rancho Dutton,”* he thought his character wouldn’t last long, so he feared being killed off unexpectedly in the series. His performance adds tension to the story and reflects the constant danger experienced by Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler.

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** Natalia de Santiago explains the current situation of mortgages when buying a home and points out that the preference for fixed-rate mortgages has changed, indicating that that era has already come to an end.

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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show to improve a can of cockles: instead of lemon, he recommends adding mandarin and oil to give them a more spectacular touch.

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** Michael Sarnoski’s new film, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, offers an introspective take on Robin Hood as a hero shaped by guilt, redemption, and vengeance, with a darker and more reflective approach than the classic tale.

** Where to watch the miniseries with Adriana Ugarte for free that portrays ETA’s shadow in Spain

** Adriana Ugarte is back in the news with the release of *Tal vez* on July 10, and the article recommends revisiting a streaming miniseries that explores ETA’s influence and impact in Spain.

** José, truck driver, recounts his first night shift: “I started at 12 at night and got off at 11:30 in the morning”

** A 37-year-old truck driver shares on social media his first experience working the night shift with a trailer. He explains how he is discovering the industry and shares the feelings from his overnight workday, in which he started at midnight and finished at 11:30 in the morning.

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** Protected as a historic ensemble, this 122-meter passage connects Clot and Sant Martí and stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and peaceful atmosphere, making it a pedestrian oasis in the middle of the Clot neighborhood.

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** Catalonia’s most famous flower show features 113 decorated spaces, along with concerts and routes through the city’s most emblematic places. The event stands out for its floral installations and for drawing visitors to highly sought-after streets and corners.

** A Parador with traditional Cantabrian architecture reopens in one of the most beautiful villages

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

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** The Junta de Andalucía has launched a new tourist pass to boost rural tourism in ten towns in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville, using a system similar to the Camino de Santiago to encourage visits and local economic activity.

** Four oil and gas tankers turn back from the Strait of Hormuz after vessel attacks

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** Iran targets sites in Bahrain, Kuwait after wave of US strikes

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** Gold prices steady amid Iran risks, Fed minutes in focus

** Gold remained steady as traders weighed Middle East tensions and waited for Federal Reserve minutes for clues about interest rates. Safe-haven demand supported prices, while the prospect of higher-for-longer U.S. rates limited gains.

** US says it has completed a new round of strikes on Iran

** The U.S. says it carried out another round of strikes on Iran, adding to escalating military tensions. The article details the latest action as part of an ongoing confrontation, but no additional content was provided to summarize.

** Venezuela appoints new heads for state petrochemical company, tax authority

** Venezuela has appointed new leaders for its state petrochemical company, Pequiven, and its tax authority, SENIAT. Elianny Virguez will head Pequiven, replacing Rosoly Urbina, while Maru Raul Yanez will lead SENIAT after José David Cabello, according to official notices.

** Oil prices surge after US attacks Iran over Hormuz shipping

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** US oil prices jump after US military launches strikes against Iran

** U.S. oil prices surged after the military carried out strikes against Iran, raising concerns about supply disruptions and escalating tensions in the region. The move sparked market volatility as investors watched for possible retaliation and wider impacts on global energy markets.

** Oil jumps after settlement as US revokes general license for Iran oil sales

** Oil prices rose after the settlement as the U.S. revoked a general license that had allowed some Iranian oil sales. The move increased sanctions pressure on Iran and raised concerns about a potential reduction in global crude supply.

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Telenor to buy controlling stake in Bahnhof for $629.7 million

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** SK Hynix’s $28 billion U.S. listing draws robust demand: Bloomberg

** SK Hynix’s planned $28 billion U.S. listing is attracting strong investor demand, according to Bloomberg. The deal highlights continued interest in major semiconductor companies and could be one of the largest overseas listings involving a South Korean chipmaker.

** Bernstein Names Top European Airlines as Earnings Season Approaches

** Bernstein highlighted its top European airline picks ahead of earnings season, focusing on companies it believes are best positioned for strong performance. The note reflects investor attention on demand trends, pricing power, and profitability as airlines prepare to report results.

** OpenAI to unveil GPT-5.6 on Thursday after delaying launch

** OpenAI is set to announce GPT-5.6 on Thursday after postponing the launch. The update is expected to highlight improved performance and capabilities, though details remain limited ahead of the release. If you want, I can also **rewrite it in more natural news-style English**.

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** South Korea’s KOSPI Set to Enter Bear Market as Samsung Selloff Deepens

** South Korea’s stock market is under pressure as the KOSPI approaches bear market territory, weighed down by a prolonged selloff in Samsung Electronics. Weak investor sentiment, global market concerns, and continued losses in major tech stocks are adding to the decline.

** China chip stocks rally on report Apple seeks domestic memory supplier

** Chinese chip stocks rose after a report said Apple is exploring a Chinese memory chip supplier for its devices. The move boosted hopes for domestic semiconductor firms, with investors betting on potential new business from one of the world's biggest tech companies.

** Japanese regional bank stocks fall on Zentoshin bankruptcy exposure

** Japanese regional bank stocks declined after reports that several lenders may face losses from the bankruptcy of Zentoshin, a housing company tied to failed loans. Investors were concerned about the impact on earnings and asset quality, putting pressure on shares across the sector.

** Trump administration clears broad rollout of OpenAI’s GPT-5.6, Axios reports

** The Trump administration has approved a broad rollout of OpenAI’s GPT-5.6, according to Axios, paving the way for wider use of the latest model across federal agencies and potentially accelerating AI adoption in government operations.

** UK jobs market downturn eases as pay pressure picks up, survey shows

** The UK labor market showed signs of stabilizing, with the decline in hiring easing. However, wage pressure increased, suggesting employers may be paying more to attract and retain staff despite weaker overall demand for jobs.

** Crude Oil Inventories Fall Less Than Expected, Signaling Lower Demand

** Crude oil inventories declined by less than analysts expected, suggesting demand may be weaker than anticipated. The smaller-than-forecast draw adds pressure to oil prices and raises concerns about near-term consumption trends.

** Brazil’s 2026 auto sales seen at highest since 2014, auto association says

** Brazil’s auto industry expects 2026 vehicle sales to reach their highest level since 2014, according to the national auto association. The forecast reflects stronger demand and a recovering market, though exact drivers and figures were not provided in the prompt.

** Pay gap between top and lowest Swiss earners has grown, study finds

** A study finds that the pay gap between Switzerland’s highest and lowest earners has widened, with top salaries rising faster than those at the bottom. The report highlights growing inequality in the Swiss labor market and notes that wage growth has been uneven across sectors and income levels.

** Canada’s Ivey PMI falls to a three-month low in June

** Canada’s Ivey PMI eased to a three-month low in June, signaling slower business activity. The index remained in expansion territory but pointed to a softer pace of growth across the economy.

** Financial institutions’ health is a key factor in bank runs, New York Fed research shows

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** U.S. trade deficit widens sharply in May as capital goods imports hit record high

** The U.S. trade deficit widened in May as imports surged to a record high, driven by strong demand for capital goods. The larger gap suggests trade may weigh on second-quarter GDP. Exports also rose, but not enough to offset the jump in imports.

France’s 2026 deficit target is at risk as the growth outlook is cut, minister says

France may struggle to meet its 2026 deficit target after the finance ministry lowered its growth forecasts, warning that weaker economic momentum could make it harder to reduce the budget gap. The government is under pressure to balance fiscal discipline with support for a slowing economy.

** U.S. Trade Balance Narrowly Beats Forecast, Still Shows Deficit

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Germany could benefit from planned U.S. port fees on China-built ships, DIW says

Germany could benefit if the U.S. imposes port fees on China-built ships, as its shipbuilders could gain more orders and market share. The DIW institute said German firms may see demand shift away from Chinese vessels, though the policy could also raise costs and disrupt global shipping.

** Political survivor Le Pen makes her boldest gamble yet for France’s presidency

** The article examines Marine Le Pen’s latest push for the French presidency, portraying her as a resilient political figure making a high-stakes bid. It highlights her strategy, challenges, and the significance of this campaign for France’s political future.

** Morning Bid: Ceasefire? What ceasefire?

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** Japan’s ruling party plans tighter oversight of disclosures by activist investors

** Japan’s ruling party is considering stricter disclosure rules for activist investors, aiming to improve market transparency and prevent hidden influence over companies. The move comes amid rising shareholder activism and broader efforts to strengthen corporate governance and protect investors.

** Japan considers changing policy wording amid BOJ independence concerns roil bonds

** Japan may revise its bond policy wording after a Reuters report raised concerns that the government could pressure the Bank of Japan to keep interest rates low. The possibility of greater political influence unsettled bond markets, pushing yields higher as investors questioned the BOJ’s independence.

** RBNZ raises rates by 25 bps, signals more tightening ahead

** The Reserve Bank of New Zealand raised rates by 25 basis points and indicated that further tightening may be needed to curb inflation. The central bank expressed concern about persistent price pressures and maintained a hawkish tone, suggesting that more hikes could follow if inflation does not ease.

South Korea to closely watch risks around stock market volatility

South Korea said it will monitor risks related to stock market volatility and respond if needed, as officials remain alert to global financial uncertainty and its potential impact on domestic markets.

** BOJ dissenter Asada needs demand-driven inflation before backing rate hike

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** Australia central banker says oil shock yet to slow economy

** Australia’s central bank said the recent oil price shock has not yet slowed the economy. Officials noted strong underlying conditions and are monitoring whether higher fuel costs begin to affect consumer spending, inflation, and growth in the months ahead.

** Bitcoin falls as risk sentiment is hit by U.S. strikes against Iran, tech sell-off

** Bitcoin dropped as investors moved away from risk assets after U.S. strikes on Iran heightened geopolitical tensions. The sell-off was worsened by weakness in tech stocks, adding pressure across markets and weighing on cryptocurrencies.

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

** Bitcoin rose above $64,000 after Donald Trump called himself a “big crypto guy,” boosting market sentiment and outweighing concerns over a sale related to Strategy. The move reflected renewed optimism around crypto-friendly political signals, helping push the token higher despite recent selling pressure.

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

** Bitcoin’s downturn has created a “rather comforting” market environment for some analysts, who view the prolonged bear market as a cleansing period that may help reset excess speculation and build a stronger foundation for a future rally.

** Strategy reports $8.32B bitcoin loss and sells BTC to fund dividends

** Strategy disclosed an $8.32 billion unrealized loss on its bitcoin holdings after a sharp market drop. The company also sold some BTC to help cover dividend payments, highlighting the pressure volatile crypto prices can put on its balance sheet and cash needs.

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

** Deribit and SignalPlus have launched “The Island” trading competition, offering up to $600,000 USDC in prizes. The event invites traders to compete across crypto markets using SignalPlus tools on Deribit, with rewards based on trading performance and engagement.

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

** Bitcoin is trading near $63,000, where it faces strong resistance after a recent upward move. The article focuses on live price levels, suggesting traders are watching whether BTC can break above this zone or fall back if selling pressure increases.

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

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

** Bitcoin’s rally lost momentum near the $63,300 resistance level, with traders watching for either a breakout or a pullback. The article highlights key live support and resistance zones as momentum weakens and market participants assess whether BTC can regain upward traction.

** EOS Climbs 10% in a Green Day

** EOS rose 10% amid a broad crypto market rally, outperforming many major digital assets. The move reflected strong buying interest as traders returned to riskier assets, lifting EOS on an otherwise positive trading day.

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** New Prop Firm DojoTraders Launches and Aims to Simplify Trading Across Markets

** DojoTraders, a new proprietary trading firm, has launched with a focus on making trading simpler and more accessible across multiple markets. The firm aims to streamline the trading experience for traders by offering a straightforward platform and approach.

** FuelCell Energy prices $225 million stock offering at $21

** FuelCell Energy announced that it has priced its public offering of common stock at $21 per share, expecting to raise about $225 million before expenses. The company said it will use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including working capital and potential growth opportunities.

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** Cathie Wood’s ARK sells AMD stock, buys SpaceX and X-Energy

** ARK Invest reduced its AMD holdings while increasing its exposure to private-space and nuclear-energy investments, including SpaceX and X-Energy, reflecting Cathie Wood’s continued shift toward high-growth, disruptive technologies.

** Concorde International receives Nasdaq bid price deficiency notice

** The company said it received a Nasdaq notice stating that its bid price had fallen below the minimum required to remain listed. Concorde International now has a set period to regain compliance, typically by raising its share price above Nasdaq’s threshold.

** IperionX prices $50M public offering at $21.98 per ADS

** IperionX priced its public offering of 2.28 million ADSs at $21.98 each, expecting gross proceeds of about $50 million before expenses. The company said it plans to use the funds for general corporate purposes, including expansion of production capacity and working capital.

** Lloyd Doggett from Texas’s 37th district invests in Home Depot, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, and PPG Industries

** The article reports that Representative Lloyd Doggett of Texas’s 37th district made investments in Home Depot, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, and PPG Industries.

** TaiMed’s HIV therapy Trogarzo receives Taiwan drug license notice

** TaiMed’s Trogarzo, an HIV treatment, has received a drug license notice in Taiwan. The notice marks a step toward market approval for the therapy, which is used for patients with multidrug-resistant HIV, expanding its potential availability in the region.

** Jones Soda closes $1.74 million private placement

** Jones Soda raised $1.74 million through a private placement, issuing new securities to investors. The company said the proceeds will support general corporate purposes and working capital needs.

** Enerpac to acquire SFE Group for $472 million in cash

** Enerpac announced that it will acquire SFE Group for $472 million in cash, expanding its industrial tools and services portfolio. The deal is expected to strengthen Enerpac’s presence in key global markets and support growth through complementary products and customer reach.