News Summary - 07/10/2026

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** Huge crowds in Mashhad as Iran's late supreme leader is buried

** Ali Khamenei was buried at the Imam Reza shrine, Iran's holiest Shia Muslim site, concluding six days of public mourning ceremonies.

** Twelve die in Spain wildfire as heatwave continues in southern Europe

** Six people were injured in a wildfire in Los Gallardos, in Almería province.

** Ukrainian agent accused of murdering Monaco bomb suspect changes story

** Two men linked to Ukraine’s security services are accused of killing Anastasiia Berezovska and abandoning her body in the woods.

** Palestinians mourn Gaza World Cup screenings organiser killed in Israeli strike

** Aid worker Mohammed al-Wahidi became a prominent humanitarian figure during the Israel-Hamas war.

** Chip giant SK Hynix raises $26.5bn in mega US share sale

** SK Hynix is set to begin trading on Nasdaq on Friday after raising $26.5 billion in a record-breaking US share sale, marking the largest-ever debut by a foreign company.

Big drop in oil, gas, and cargo ships taking the US-backed Hormuz route after new strikes

Data shows a sharp decline in ship traffic through the waterway after this week’s attacks, with many of the affected vessels carrying oil and gas.

Tensions erupt in Indian state after 11-year-old raped and murdered

The body of an 11-year-old girl was recovered from a pond on Sunday, one day after her family reported her missing.

** Ukraine strikes Russian ships near Crimea, escalating attacks on fuel supplies

** Ukraine’s attacks mark a new phase in its effort to disrupt supply lines and fuel routes into and out of occupied Crimea, targeting Russian ships near the peninsula.

** Democrat Graham Platner Suspends Campaign for Key U.S. Senate Race After Assault Allegation

** Democrat Graham Platner has suspended his campaign for a key U.S. Senate race after a woman made a sexual assault allegation against him. Platner has denied the accusation, calling it “categorically false.”

** Greek F-16 fighter jet crash-lands at busy Zakynthos airport

** A Greek F-16 reportedly landed at Zakynthos airport without deploying its landing gear, then burst into flames. The runway was closed following the incident.

** Ex-Olympian pleads not guilty to Reflecting Pool vandalism charges

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** Starmer gifted gun and ammunition by Turkish president at NATO

** The gun and ammunition given to Starmer by Turkey’s president have not been brought back to the UK. Instead, they remain with British officials in Turkey.

** Wealthy AI workers push San Francisco house prices to record highs

** San Francisco home prices have reached a record high, with the median cost now at $1.7 million, according to the latest figures.

** Arizona toddler found alive in morgue after being declared dead from drowning

** An 18-month-old toddler from Arizona was mistakenly declared dead after a drowning incident, but was later found alive in the morgue. He was flown to another hospital for treatment and survived.

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

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

** Justin Bieber joins Madonna, Shakira and BTS for FIFA World Cup final halftime show

** Justin Bieber will perform at the FIFA World Cup final halftime show, joining past star performers like Madonna, Shakira, and BTS. The Super Bowl-style event follows his recent comeback performances at Coachella.

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** International court tells BBC of breakthrough in Sudan war crimes probe

** The ICC says it has made a breakthrough in its investigation into atrocities committed in Darfur over the past three years, advancing its probe into alleged war crimes in Sudan.

** Teenager arrested after two 13-year-old girls were seriously injured in a German school attack

** Police launched a major operation at Welfen-Gymnasium secondary school in Schongau, Bavaria, after an attack left two 13-year-old girls seriously injured. Authorities said a teenager was arrested in connection with the incident.

** How an app in South Korea will let victims track their stalkers

** South Korean officials say a new app will help stalking victims track their stalkers and improve safety. However, some experts are skeptical about how effective it will really be and question whether it can make a meaningful difference.

All the best looks from Paris Haute Couture Week 2026

Scorching temperatures in Paris set the stage for a fiery haute couture week, matching the intensity and glamour of the season’s standout runway looks.

We saved £6,000 on holidays by swapping homes with strangers

The BBC looks at a growing travel trend in which people exchange homes with strangers to cut holiday costs.

** Pressure builds on Europe's biggest port to be greener

** A lawsuit is pushing the Port of Rotterdam to accelerate efforts to reduce its reliance on fossil fuel companies and become more environmentally sustainable.

** Motherhood isn’t all warm and fuzzy: Bollywood actor’s play spotlights the messier side

** Actor Kalki Koechlin says society takes mothers for granted and that raising children is often a thankless job.

It Was “Love at First Sight” with Their Adopted Baby. Then They Were Told He May Have Been Trafficked

David and Ally thought their dream of becoming parents had come true when they adopted Marcus and fell in love with him immediately. But their happiness has been shaken by a troubling new revelation: they may now lose him because officials believe he could have been trafficked.

** A country that has made huge progress against measles now reports 120,000 cases

** Bangladesh is facing a severe measles outbreak, with hospitals overwhelmed and hundreds of children dying from the disease.

** What’s next for Iran after the funeral of its late supreme leader?

** The BBC’s chief international correspondent examines how Iran’s new leadership may handle key domestic and international challenges facing the country after the funeral of its late supreme leader.

** Watch: NATO chief asked if there really is “unity” in NATO

** NATO’s secretary general says the alliance is united, but the BBC’s security correspondent questions whether that claim is really true.

** Watch: Gaza football fans watch World Cup from rubble

** Hundreds of people in Gaza cheered for Egypt in its match against Argentina, watching the World Cup amid rubble and destruction.

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

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

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** The flames of the fire in Los Gallardos, Almería, have caused at least 12 deaths. Some victims were found inside their vehicles, which were caught by the fire.

** Fires in Spain, live | Sánchez expresses his “enormous sadness and desolation” over the Los Gallardos fire

** In Andalusia, two fires are causing concern: the one in Estepona, which has forced homes to be evacuated and the AP-7 motorway to be closed, and the one in Los Gallardos, which has also led to the evacuation of some residents.

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** The president of the Community of Madrid took part in 20minutos’ series *“The Pulse of Our Communities,”* where she spoke with the newspaper’s director about Madrid’s role as a key region in artificial intelligence and data management worldwide.

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** The UCO has requested to extract and analyze the mobile phone of Juan Manuel Serrano, former chief of staff to Pedro Sánchez, as part of the investigation into his relationship with Leire Díez and possible communications linked to Correos and secure chats.

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** Mbappé and Dembélé led France’s victory, securing their place in the semifinals. Now, Les Bleus await their opponent and could face Spain if La Roja beats Belgium this Friday.

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** Spain has only made it past the quarterfinals once in its history, on the road to winning the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Now it hopes to repeat that feat against Belgium, the same opponent that knocked it out and halted its progress in the World Cup 40 years ago.

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** Belgium and its national team share a leisurely style, messy to anyone looking from the outside, but distinctive and recognizable. That identity, hard to interpret, makes the Belgian team a particularly awkward opponent for Spain in the World Cup quarterfinals.

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** Self-employed workers’ associations warn that, although sick leave is less frequent, it lasts longer. They also warn that delaying medical care worsens illnesses, and that 1.5 million self-employed workers cannot afford to get sick because of the financial impact it would have.

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** The text denounces the idea that getting sick is not a choice, but punishing people financially for having an illness is. It offers a critique of political decisions that affect the protection and defense of people’s health.

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** Ibai responded angrily to those who questioned his knowledge of football, reminding them that he has been commenting on it on social media for more than 12 years, even if it is not his main content.

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** *An instructor took his own life during a flight lesson in Toledo, in central Argentina, last weekend. The incident shocked people because it happened in mid-air and left a student in control of the aircraft.*

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** *Y ahora Sonsoles* reported on the breakup between Pitingo and Laura Escudero shortly after they announced their wedding. The couple reunited when the singer separated from his wife, Verónica Fernández.

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** Nikoline, who was spending a few weeks with her mother in Fuengirola, was due to return to Norway on the very day she was struck by a driver who fled the scene.

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** Britain’s main political parties have decided not to stand in the by-election, leaving Nigel Farage with only one prominent rival for now.

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** The UCO has found messages between Leire Díez and Juan Manuel Serrano about her hiring, and has requested to copy the phone of Sánchez’s former Chief of Staff. The investigation places Serrano behind Díez’s entry into Correos.

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** The UCO indicates that Correos contracts worth €200,000 were awarded to a law firm, which later paid €213,995.20 to former SEPI president Vicente Fernández.

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** The teenager Pedro Alexander Díaz Franco, 15, was found dead inside bags on the shoulder of a road in La Lima, Honduras, after having been kidnapped at a soccer field.

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** Authorities are investigating whether charges will be filed against the parents for negligence. There was a strong smell of marijuana in the home, and open doors may have allowed the baby to access the pool.

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** A journalist sparked controversy after making a live comment about Bosnia and Herzegovina that went viral. Her remarks triggered debate and criticism over the way she referred to the international situation.

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** Tadej Pogacar delivered a spectacular performance this Thursday, producing one of the biggest displays of his career. His outstanding climb up the Tourmalet allowed him to win convincingly and move into the yellow jersey.

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** Trump has softened his stance and now says Spain “has redeemed itself.” Moncloa interprets the “important payment request” mentioned by the former president as a reference limited to the commitment to spend 2% of GDP on the military.

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** The U.S. president stated aboard Air Force One, after the NATO summit and on the return flight to Ankara, that Spain “has redeemed itself” by accepting a payment request linked to the Alliance.

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** The town in Cádiz is expecting the arrival of the sixth U.S. destroyer at the naval base in Rota this fall, despite Trump’s threats. The news has generated anticipation among local residents.

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** The singer, famous for her hit “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” has died at the age of 75 after failing to overcome her latest health problem.

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** Willy Toledo, a Podemos member, criticizes Pablo Iglesias for buying a villa and for having a business that is not a cooperative. The actor questions the party founder’s consistency and his relationship with money.

** Police are searching for a baby taken from Gandía hospital: the father reportedly carried her away in a bag

** Police are searching for a newborn allegedly taken from Gandía hospital. According to the information available, the father reportedly took her away in a bag. The regional government (Generalitat) has assumed guardianship of the baby.

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** Experts note that heat waves can disrupt hormonal balance and the menstrual cycle, causing more cramps, greater pain, and longer periods.

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** The Andean big-eared mouse has developed metabolic and genetic adaptations that allow it to survive and thrive in extreme high-altitude conditions. In addition, it can detoxify poisonous plants, which strengthens its ability to adapt to a hostile environment.

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** 20minutos launches a summer contest to choose the best beach in Spain for 2026, inviting readers to take part and vote for their favorite coastal destination.

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** 20minutos launches the 2026 edition to choose the best beach in Spain. This time, readers will vote for their favorite sandy beach on the Galician coast, among the provinces of Pontevedra, A Coruña, and Lugo.

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** 20minutos launches the selection of Spain’s best beach for 2026. Readers will vote among 10 coastlines, and the two highest-rated will advance to the final, from which a single winner will emerge.

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** Alberto Chicote receives the Special Creators Award and highlights his pride in giving a voice to people whom others have ignored, emphasizing the value of bringing visibility to those who are often left out of the spotlight.

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

** Nachter’s Act of Solidarity: He Donates His Check to a Foundation That Helps Children in Foster Care Centers

** Influencer Nachter has donated his check to a foundation that supports children in foster care centers. He explained that his decision comes from a personal motivation, as he and his wife cannot have children.

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** The Sierra Oeste is an ideal destination for a family getaway any time of year, thanks to its landscapes of great ecological value, its heritage, and its varied range of activities to enjoy together on an escape near the capital.

** The 4 Best Beachfront Hotels to Enjoy the Solar Eclipse

** On August 12, there will be a total eclipse visible across large parts of Spain. The article highlights some of the best hotels located right on the beachfront along the coast to enjoy this historic phenomenon.

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** The second heat wave of the summer in Spain is not over yet, but models are already anticipating the arrival of a new anticyclonic ridge. This could favor a new episode of intense heat and the formation of a “dome” of high pressure in the coming days.

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** Police asked the public for help identifying a woman found dead in the Segre River after missing-person lists did not produce any matches. The circulation of a portrait generated with artificial intelligence helped in the identification process.

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** Eva Cobo returns to acting after 20 years away and, in her appearance on *Y ahora Sonsoles*, recalls one of the hardest moments of her life: the death of her daughter with Toni Cantó.

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** Authorities reported that the number of deaths from the double earthquake in Venezuela has risen to 3,899. The official toll remains at 16,740 injured.

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** Nintendo announced that the servers for the mobile game *Mario Kart Tour* will shut down in September. The game will no longer be available, and there will be no offline version, bringing the title to a definitive end after several years of service.

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** The Kia Seltos arrives in Europe as a versatile SUV with bold design, a spacious interior, and advanced connectivity, focused on offering more technology, safety, and comfort to compete in the segment.

** Lottery vendors protest to have their income updated after more than 20 years frozen

** The associations ANAPAL, DEDIT, and LELL came together for the first time in a demonstration outside Loterías to demand an update to their income, which has been frozen for more than 20 years. They also called for a review of ticket prices and an agreement on an online sales model, while chanting “President, resign!” against Jesús Huerta.

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** The Greek far right has turned the subsidies granted to Christopher Nolan’s film *The Odyssey* into a parliamentary issue. The debate centers on public support for the project and the political controversy it has sparked in Greece.

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** The actress talks about beauty, the passage of time, and how her view of the industry has changed. She defends accepting age without trying to look younger: she is 48 and embraces it with pride, as part of her experience and career.

** One in three drivers gets behind the wheel under the influence of medication

** A report presented this Thursday analyzes the risk of mixing medication and driving. According to the data, one in three drivers gets behind the wheel under the influence of medicines, a dangerous practice that can affect road safety.

** Barcelona builds a system to reuse underground water and reduce consumption

** Barcelona is building a system to reuse groundwater from the subsoil and use it for purposes that do not require drinking water. The goal is to increase the availability of this resource by 20% and thus reduce the consumption of drinking water.

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** The Swiss city combines mountain and lakeside scenery with an identity shaped by tradition and innovation. In addition to its typical features, it stands out for hosting key institutions such as the Red Cross, CERN, and the UN, which make it a city of historical and scientific relevance at an international level.

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** Dani Ochoa’s cuisine has been recognized by the Madrid Academy of Gastronomy, which has named his restaurant the best in the Community of Madrid for its culinary concept inspired by the Sierra de Guadarrama.

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** Dacia is debuting a self-charging hybrid version of the Sandero for the first time, making it the most affordable hybrid in the B-segment. Its price remains below 20,000 euros.

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** Isabel Díaz Ayuso will inaugurate this Thursday in Madrid the series “The Pulse of Our Communities,” an initiative by 20minutos designed to analyze the main challenges facing Spain’s regions in a journalistic, pluralistic, and accessible way. The event marks the start of a series of meetings focused on each autonomous community.

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** The Prosecutor’s Office has appealed the seizure of Begoña Gómez’s passport and questions the precautionary measures imposed by the judge, including the obligation to appear before the court every 15 days, which it considers “makes no sense.”

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** The president of Parliament and Iran’s chief negotiator, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, warned that if a country attacks, it will receive a response: “if you strike, you will be struck back.”

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** A senior U.S. administration official said that the implementation phase of the ceasefire framework agreement signed on June 26 in Washington has already begun, and that Israel’s gradual withdrawal from areas of Lebanon will start in the coming days.

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** The National Library has unveiled the portrait of Álvaro Pombo, created by artist Hernán Cortés. The Cantabrian writer described the work as “a palace painting” and highlighted its realism, which “forbids embellishment.”

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** The Senate, with the votes of the PP and Vox, has decided to submit a request to the Constitutional Court to rule on the presence of a French minister in the Spanish Council of Ministers, thus blocking the friendship treaty between Spain and France.

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** Alex Álvarez, the creator of Nueva Línea, confirmed on *El verano se mueve* that he has already finalized three of the four signings for the group’s new phase. He also stated that he is considering taking legal action against the former members.

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** Trump criticizes Spain as an ally, but the country has increased its defense spending.

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** Trump seeks to open a trade dispute with Spain, although in the sports arena he had no real options; however, his threats have only had a limited impact.

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** The person says they got obsessed with helping others because doing so with their 3D printer felt fun, almost like a game.

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** The cases affecting the government, from Begoña Gómez to Zapatero, fuel the perception of corruption and weaken trust in institutions, worsening the country’s institutional decline.

** Felipe VI to the 100 scholarship recipients from the “la Caixa” Foundation who will study abroad: “You carry Spain on your résumé”

** The “la Caixa” Foundation will finance tuition, travel, and an initial orientation course for 100 scholarship recipients who will study abroad. Felipe VI presided over the diploma ceremony at an event held at CaixaForum Madrid, where he highlighted the value of carrying Spain “on your résumé.”

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** The Civil Guard is investigating a driver after he was identified thanks to public cooperation. The case is related to a van driving with a passenger on the roof, a dangerous act that led to the opening of the investigation.

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** The Social Rights Commission has approved the report on the reform of the dependency law, which still must pass one final review before its definitive approval. The measure sets the State’s contribution to the system at 50%.

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** Authorities shut down a fast-food restaurant after finding insects, unlabeled meat, and a drug-growing operation inside. The room where the drugs were kept was guarded by a potentially dangerous dog, and police arrested the business owner.

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** Fuel prices have left behind the downward trend of previous months, when diesel fell by as much as 11% and gasoline hit annual lows. Now, prices are rising again despite the 15-cent subsidy and the end of the VAT reduction.

** These are the ten tips to save money and maximize your travel experience

** Vacations can be expensive because of flights, hotels, and meals, so any money-saving tip is welcome to help keep travel costs from becoming overwhelming.

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** To use your mobile phone abroad, you need to activate roaming, but doing so without checking each carrier’s rates can cause your bill to skyrocket. The article warns that the cost varies depending on the company and can lead to unexpected surprises.

** Must family members pay a loan if the borrower dies? What can be done

** If the borrower of a loan dies, the bank must identify the heirs to manage the debt. The responsibility for repayment will depend on the inheritance and the terms of the contract, so family members should review the situation before assuming any obligation.

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** The Madrid Association of Property Managers answers frequent readers’ questions about housing and homeowner associations, addressing a wide range of common issues among owners and tenants.

** Join the World Cup challenge and take part in the big challenge: 100 questions to find out if you know the most about the tournament

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

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** 20bien launches its Wellbeing Mailbox so readers can share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather experiences that inspire others and promote wellbeing in the community.

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** 20minutos invites readers to use Ciudadano20, its channel for participating in the news, submitting stories, and reporting issues that deserve to be investigated. They ask readers to write in with ideas about matters that should be read about or investigated.

** Sofía Cosculluela, heptathlon athlete: “I’m seeing the Spanish record held by María Vicente get closer and closer”

** Spanish athlete Sofía Cosculluela, NCCAA champion, visited the 20minutos newsroom. In the interview, she talked about her progress in the heptathlon and said that she increasingly sees herself getting closer to breaking María Vicente’s Spanish record.

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** The president of the Sevilla Association of Property Managers says that, to implement this measure against delinquent neighbors, it is first essential to reach a prior community agreement.

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** A mother and her daughter, who owned two homes, registered 11 people at their addresses through fake residence registrations. The network charged foreigners up to €600 to facilitate these irregular registrations.

** Renfe sets minimum service levels of 73% for AVE and up to 75% for commuter trains for the July 15 strike

** The Railway Union is maintaining the second day of strikes over the failure to meet commitments on freight transport. In addition, on Wednesday it will call a demonstration to Renfe’s headquarters, coinciding with the meeting of its board of directors.

** Police investigate a group of young people for assaulting people in l’Eixample and posting it on social media

** The Catalan police are investigating a group of young people for attacking people in the Eixample neighborhood and sharing the attacks on social media. At least one victim has already filed a complaint with the authorities.

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** Asexuality continues to be a little-known and overlooked orientation. Asexual people report social pressure, difficulties in their romantic relationships, and a general lack of recognition and understanding of this orientation.

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** A cryptic pregnancy can go undetected until labor. Three women describe the shock of finding out at the hospital, the lack of understanding from those around them, and the emotional difficulties of bonding with their children after an entirely unexpected motherhood.

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** With a new heatwave likely and the increase in electricity VAT, the high temperatures are disrupting daily life. Many residents, unable to cool their homes, are looking for air conditioning outside the home in order to cope with the extreme heat.

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** Shakira had a funny moment during her first video call on *La Revuelta* while interacting with her team, including an unexpected “cameo” by her assistant. During the connection, she also talked about her upcoming residence in Madrid.

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** María del Monte and Manu Sánchez had a reunion marked by their close rapport, as both shared the same distinction they received in the same year.

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** Álvaro Muñoz, known as “the boy from the Teruel swimming pool,” gave an interview on *Y ahora Sonsoles* in which he talks about the bullying he suffered and admits that he tried to distance himself from the world in order to cope with it.

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** Telecinco launches **“From Monday to Friday”** as a new attempt to reconnect with the broader popular audience and the spirit of **“Sálvame.”** The show aims to revive that familiar entertainment formula that defined a successful era for the network.

** TV networks move the “bench” in summer: familiar faces changing time slots, shows against the heat...

** In summer, television networks reorganize their schedules: the most popular presenters go on vacation and are replaced by stand-ins or second-string figures. In addition, some program and time-slot changes help adapt the lineup to the summer season and the heat.

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** Gaby Espino responded in a video to the harsh criticism and “accusations” she received on social media, after being accused of taking advantage of the tragedy in Venezuela to promote a business. The actress and influencer defended her position and asked for more humanity.

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** The actress said that her work is her life and greatest passion, and that after overcoming throat cancer she remains fully focused on her career. She also said that she takes very good care of herself to maintain her health.

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** The footballer surprised his girlfriend with a birthday gift for her 21st birthday, delivered one day before the quarterfinals.

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** The DJ returned to Cantora five years after leaving and found the estate in a very deteriorated state. The visit affected him so much that he was close to crying when he saw its current condition.

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** Journalist Juanma Fernández criticized Aitana, accusing her of not supporting Pride despite having a fan base made up mostly of people from the community.

** They reveal why Kate Middleton was wearing a hidden microphone at Wimbledon

** The organizers explained that Kate Middleton’s hidden microphone at Wimbledon was used to capture and listen to the audience’s conversations. In her case, the princess spoke about a personal challenge: climbing the Three Peaks.

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** Natalia Jiménez has managed to regain custody of her daughter Alessandra after years of legal battle and a significant investment of time and money following her divorce from Daniel Trueba. The singer celebrated that, thanks to this decision, they will both be able to live with fewer obstacles.

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** The baptism ceremony will take place at the El Mirador de Cuatro Vientos estate in Madrid.

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** The biographical series about Rocío Jurado will feature a different actress for each stage of her life. Chloe de la Rosa, known for Junior Eurovision 2024, will portray the singer as a child.

**Israeli singer Noa Kirel mocks Spain at the World Cup in her latest video**

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** Jarell Quansah was shown a straight red card after VAR review for a hard tackle on Jesús Gallardo in the round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup against Mexico. FIFA has suspended him for two matches, meaning he would miss a hypothetical semifinal.

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** Justin Gaethje, newly crowned lightweight champion, said he would love to punch Conor McGregor in the face. However, McGregor ruled out that fight and replied that Gaethje should “get in line,” making it clear that he is not considering facing him for now.

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** Borja Iglesias made his debut for Spain at the 2026 World Cup in the final minutes of the match against Portugal. The striker experienced the moment with great emotion and admitted that, after the game, he was crying for a while.

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** Alcaraz will remain focused on his preparation and will not play in the Canada Masters 1000. Everything points to his return to competition being at the Cincinnati Masters 1000.

** Paraguay rejects the racist insults made by Senator Celeste Amarilla toward Kylian Mbappé

** The Senate of Paraguay condemned Senator Celeste Amarilla’s discriminatory and racist remarks against Kylian Mbappé, a Real Madrid player.

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** Marta Senent, who lives with cerebral palsy, leads Adagio, an AI that acts as a real-time interpreter to turn atypical speech into clear text. Her work highlights that artificial intelligence will only be truly inclusive if society is inclusive too.

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** Repeating the hearing test in newborns before hospital discharge improves the detection of deafness, optimizes healthcare resources, and drastically reduces false positives. In addition, it helps prevent loss to follow-up, according to the researchers.

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** Fundación ONCE, Inserta Empleo, and UNAD have analyzed the impact of addictions and the social inclusion of people with disabilities, highlighting the high vulnerability of those who live with both realities and the need to strengthen support for their social and employment integration.

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** Quim Gutiérrez, the star of *Making Friends*, said that working with actors with disabilities is “similar to acting with non-professional actors.” His words have caused discomfort among actors with disabilities, who считают the comment links them to less professionalism and reinforces negative stereotypes.

** Fabio Catone, CEO of Jeep in Europe, on competition from Chinese brands: “All trade rules must be respected”

** The executive acknowledges that competition from Chinese brands requires respect for trade rules, and notes that all manufacturers share the challenge of meeting CO2 regulations, especially in light of regulatory changes driven by Brussels.

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** German unions have mobilized across the country to protest against the cuts proposed by Volkswagen. The company plans to reduce its production capacity by 25%, to nine million vehicles per year.

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** Trade between Spain and the U.S. totaled €75.161 billion in 2025. Spain exported €16.716 billion in goods and €20.144 billion in services, while it imported €30.175 billion in goods and €8.126 billion in services. The relationship is more favorable for Spain in services, but the tariff threat puts a large share of its exports at risk.

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** Spain proposes issuing €850 billion annually in common European debt, but the idea is already facing rejection from Finland and the Netherlands, as well as reservations from Germany. Ireland, for now, is prioritizing negotiations on the EU’s new multiannual budget.

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** The unions are calling on Santander to improve severance payments and narrow differences in order to reach an agreement on early retirement packages. Both sides have given themselves until July 13 to continue negotiating the conditions of the process, which affects bank employees.

** Household debt falls to 42.5% of GDP, hitting its lowest level since 1999

** Household financial wealth surpassed €2.6 trillion in the first quarter of 2026, reaching a new record driven by the stock market rally.

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** The ECB analyzed the mistakes of 2011 when deciding on the June rate hike, after warning about possible second-round effects from the inflationary spiral caused by the war in Iran.

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** Prime Video has turned a Spanish film that was released in theaters into a 6-episode miniseries, and the gamble has paid off: the series is already more popular than *Off Campus*.

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** The series, with only 5 episodes, is based on a contemporary Spanish stage play that was adapted in South Korea. After its run in that country, it arrived on Netflix.

** Prime has the adaptation that George R.R. Martin entrusted to the “worst director” before *Game of Thrones*

** The 2025 film, starring Milla Jovovich and Dave Bautista, cost $55 million but barely made over $6 million at the box office. The article highlights this adaptation linked to George R.R. Martin, who reportedly entrusted it before *Game of Thrones* to the man he called his “worst director.”

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** Dwayne Johnson has revealed his favorite classic films: he highlights the black-and-white of *It’s a Wonderful Life* and admits that *Braveheart* moved him to tears.

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** Netflix has brought back one of the most important series of the 1970s, returning a historic icon of television to the spotlight more than 43 years later.

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** A study by PAN Europe and Ecologistas en Acción concludes that strawberries of Spanish origin have a much lower pesticide rate than those analyzed from 10 other European countries.

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** AstraZeneca has acquired the rights to a dual PDE3/4 inhibitor developed by a Chinese pharmaceutical company. The drug aims to provide bronchodilator and anti-inflammatory effects at the same time, and the deal is valued at $1.9 billion.

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** Extreme heat not only causes common discomfort, but it can also have lesser-known harmful effects on health. According to the text, it is advisable to avoid them in order to reduce the risks associated with high temperatures.

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** Psychologist Marian Rojas Estapé explains how stress can make sensitive people more vulnerable and offers advice on how to avoid this and protect emotional well-being.

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** Migraine affects about 12% of the population in Spain and is one of the leading causes of disability worldwide. The article highlights the development of a new drug that succeeds in reducing migraine days by half in patients who had no effective treatment options.

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** The Health Ministry has ordered the urgent withdrawal of a tattoo ink and permanent makeup product that was being sold without the required authorization. The article reminds readers that this type of personal care product must always receive prior approval before being marketed.

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** WhatsApp is testing a dedicated section that will show the upcoming birthdays of your contacts, helping users avoid forgetting to congratulate them.

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** SpaceXAI introduced Grok 4.5, described as its “smartest” AI for helping with programming and automating daily tasks. For the time being, the model has not been released in the European Union.

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** Microsoft Teams is preparing an AI feature that can step in during meetings when it detects a need for clarification or explanation, helping reduce awkward pauses and keep discussions moving.

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** Adidas introduces new 3D-printed basketball sneakers that wrap around the foot and provide a personalized feel with every movement, aiming to improve fit and comfort on the court.

** Amazon is working on Moonraker, the project that would turn Alexa into an agentic AI assistant

** Amazon would be developing Moonraker, a project to turn Alexa into an agentic AI assistant capable of completing multi-step tasks autonomously, without requiring detailed instructions at each stage.

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** The article highlights that the most fun and colorful prints will be trending in summer, encouraging people to dress in the latest styles with cheerful and eye-catching designs.

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** The article recommends taking advantage of sales to buy cheap, comfortable kaftans, ideal for packing in your vacation suitcase and walking along the beach in style this summer.

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** The article proposes three festival look ideas inspired by influencers to stay comfortable and stylish. It’s a short guide to finding practical and eye-catching outfits, ideal for enjoying a festival without suffering because of what you’re wearing.

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** The expert explains why flabbiness appears in the legs, what factors make it worse, and how to improve it effectively. She recommends exercises such as squats, lunges, and climbing stairs to work the area according to movement science.

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** The key strategy for caring for your skin in summer, especially after 40, is based on three pillars: protection, renewal, and consistency. As temperatures rise, maintaining a consistent routine helps improve and transform the skin.

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** Isabel Díaz Ayuso inaugurated the “El pulso de nuestras comunidades” series together with 20minutos, wearing an elegant and comfortable outfit, featuring a blue dress that is perfect to copy for summer evenings.

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** The sheet music for “Imagine,” signed by John Lennon, sold at a Sotheby’s auction for five times more than expected. It is one of the most iconic pieces of his solo career and confirms collectors’ strong interest in items linked to the musician.

** Meliá offers two exclusive experiences to watch the eclipse starting at 200,000 euros

** Meliá is launching two luxury experiences to observe the eclipse, with prices starting at 200,000 euros. Under the concept of “Watching the eclipse in luxury,” the proposal aims to offer an exclusive, premium experience centered around the astronomical phenomenon.

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** Hermès’ iconic Birkin bag, valued at two million, has drawn attention at Paris Haute Couture Week. Considered a piece of jewelry, it is crafted from white gold and diamonds, making it an exceptionally luxurious object.

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** Interview with Víctor Moure, CEO of Kumbra Yachts, a Spanish “nautical tailoring” company that is gaining ground in the Mediterranean. He highlights its focus on designing boats adapted to real life on board, as opposed to models created without understanding the needs of those who use them.

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** This pie is a classic in many American households and also had a small role in the famous 90s series, *Twin Peaks*.

** Unicum: the curious Hungarian liqueur with more than 200 years of history and made with “more than 40 medicinal herbs”

** Unicum is an iconic Hungarian liqueur, created more than 200 years ago and made with more than 40 medicinal herbs. The article highlights its long tradition and its fame in Hungary as a unique drink, linked to history and secret recipes passed down over time.

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** The article suggests starting to make refreshing lemonades using one of the proposed recipes to fight the heat in a tasty way.

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** The article highlights a bar in central Madrid that has become very popular among soccer fans for watching matches and experiencing the World Cup. The Repsol Guide recommends it as an ideal place to enjoy the sport in company.

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** The restaurant, which also has locations in Barcelona and Paris, was a pioneer in offering the highly prized exclusive wagyu beef outside Japan.

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** Tierenteyn-Verlent, in Ghent, has been making and selling artisanal mustard since 1790. Its flagship product can be bought for as little as €2.90 and stands out because it is served directly from a wooden barrel.

** The change in Imserso trips for 2026–2027 that affects thousands of retirees this year

** The Government has eliminated the system under which many town councils directly managed reservations for Imserso trips. This change will affect thousands of retirees this year and represents a significant modification in how places will be handled for the next season.

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** The Spanish national team is staying at an exclusive hotel in Los Angeles, located in one of the city’s most famous districts. This luxurious accommodation serves as the team’s headquarters in “The City of Stars.”

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** Between Villaviciosa and the Cider Region, the Boiges Valley is described as a little paradise in Asturias, ideal for those seeking rural landscapes, cider, and storybook villages.

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** A nearly two-week rail itinerary lets travelers explore several European countries in a single journey, with stops and excursions to spectacular destinations.

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** The European Union will approve a new package of seven requirements for vehicle manufacturers, who will have to adapt to the new rules after the Council’s final decision on June 29.

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** A driver will have to pay 9,000 euros after using the “little train” trick at toll booths for months: he would stick close to the vehicle in front to take advantage of the open barrier and slip through without paying.

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** Hyundai has announced a surprise for electric car drivers: it will offer discounts of up to 30% when charging. The measure aims to reduce the cost of use and encourage electric mobility, benefiting those who charge their vehicles with the brand.

** We tested the Volkswagen Multivan: why it’s a good family buy, if you can afford it...

** The Volkswagen Multivan is presented as a practical alternative to SUVs for families that prioritize space and functionality. The article highlights that it offers great versatility and comfort, although its main drawback is the price, which can make it less accessible to many buyers.

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** Exlantix is betting on efficiency in the electric market with its new ES sedan, a model designed to stand out for its aerodynamics. The brand aims to position itself in a segment where energy savings and range are once again key.

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** The Ministry of Transport has begun the procedures to rename the José León de Carranza Bridge as Rafael Alberti, in compliance with the Democratic Memory Law.

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** Technicians have not detected any damage in the initial inspections of the buildings near the L9 sinkhole. The tunnel boring machine will soon leave the area around the buildings, and then maintenance that had already been planned will be carried out.

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** The Barcelona City Council confirmed that two employees were treated after feeling unwell while working, amid CGT’s complaint about possible heatstroke cases at Parcs i Jardins.

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** The Seville City Council is preparing a new project for Avenida de la Constitución after terminating the contract with the previous company in order to put it out to tender again. The plan is awaiting approval from the Heritage Department, so the awnings will not be installed, according to José Luis Sanz.

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** The Teide refuge, located at an altitude of 3,270 meters, reopens after seven years of closure. It is designed for those who want to climb the volcano and reach the summit at sunrise, offering an overnight stay option at the highest point in Spain.

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** The Civil Guard in Huelva went to a fishing vessel to assist a crew member who had fainted while working. The officers carried out a side-by-side rescue maneuver to help the unconscious person.

** Eight Kalashnikovs intercepted and four people arrested in Alicante after a movie-style chase

** Police intercepted eight Kalashnikov rifles and arrested four people in Alicante after a chase. The detainees are linked to offenses involving the possession of war weapons, membership in a criminal group, traffic safety violations, assaulting authorities, and property damage.

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** Astrid, an 84-year-old woman, was last seen on July 4 in the village of El Pozuelo. Her neighbors raised the alarm after noticing that she was missing, as she has no immediate family in Spain.

** “Lope Returns”: reborn after three years closed with a full renovation and top-tier programming

** After remaining closed for three years, the theater will reopen thanks to a comprehensive renovation funded by the City Council with 9.5 million euros. The renewed venue will resume activity with an extensive program.

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** The Almonte Local Police located the offender accused of dumping rubble in the Doñana natural area. The man faces a possible fine of up to 900 euros.

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** The report says that in the last three months, eight jewelry store robberies have been recorded in the region, from Pinto to Torrelodones.

** Three people under investigation for dumping toxic products into the Ebro River in Tarragona

** Three people are being investigated for allegedly dumping 100 kilos of copper sulfate into an irrigation canal in Tarragona. The canal’s water is used for both industrial purposes and human consumption, which worsens the potential contamination and the environmental and public health risk.

** An offensive note about a celiac customer slips into a restaurant’s price list in Jaén

** 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 what happened.

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** A young British woman says she moved to Spain “by accident” and has been living in the country for five years. She explains that her situation was shaped by Brexit, which she says caused many of her problems and difficulties in settling down.

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** A newly retired teacher decided to make the most of her retirement by traveling around the world while living on a cruise ship, leaving her home behind to embark on a new chapter of travel and adventure.

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** Some dogs adopt a curious bounding gait when running through tall grass, combining playfulness, excitement, searching, and adaptation to the terrain. This movement helps them move more effectively in that environment while they explore or chase stimuli.

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** Chemical analyses of the bones and teeth of three dogs found in a Wari necropolis show distinct diets, suggesting a more complex relationship with humans than simple companionship. The discovery reopens the debate about the origin and historical role of the hairless dog.

** Why ferrets don’t need baths with water and soap: this is the key

** If a ferret gets dirty with mud or sand, it’s enough to clean it with a damp towel. Water should only be used for playtime or to help cool it off, avoiding baths with water and soap.

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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 additional details about predictions or zodiac signs.

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** Belgium presents an away shirt inspired by several works by René Magritte for its match against Spain. The kit pays tribute to the famous Belgian artist, incorporating elements of his style into the design.

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** The 2026 World Cup prize is awarded to the Royal Spanish Football Federation, which then decides how to divide it among players, coaching staff, and sports development programs.

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** Murcia will not see the total eclipse, but it will experience a large partial phase, allowing for an excellent viewing opportunity from the region.

** Automate your home to save energy: the pack of 4 Tapo smart plugs now with a 42% discount

** These smart plugs let you control almost any household device from your phone or by voice, making home automation easier and helping you save energy. Plus, the 4-pack of Tapo is available with a 42% discount.

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** The Garmin Forerunner 265 is a sports watch designed to take training to the next level thanks to its advanced health tracking and accurate wrist-based data. It is aimed at those who want to optimize every run and push their limits with detailed information.

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** This Cecotec blender promises to become a kitchen essential thanks to its great usefulness and fast blending. It also includes a complete set of accessories that makes it more practical and versatile for preparing different recipes without leaving any lumps.

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** The news highlights a remedy for sleeping better during hot nights: gummies designed to help you fall asleep and make rest more restorative.

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** Police managed to rescue a raccoon that had gotten trapped with its head stuck in a gate. First, they removed the gate with the animal still attached, then cut it with a hydraulic cutter, and finally released it safe and sound.

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** A decade after the La Manada case, Spanish legislation redefined consent, but data indicate that its social and legal understanding is still insufficient.

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** The article explains the origin of five popular expressions from everyday language that include references to items of clothing or accessories, showing where they come from and why they are used, even though we usually don’t stop to think about it.

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** The street style of Paris, Berlin, and other cities inspires summer 2026 looks with key pieces such as the standout dress of each season, elegant shorts, and lace skirts. These are easy-to-adapt outfits with familiar brands and perfect for packing in your vacation suitcase.

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** The European Institute of Positive Psychology defines a toxic person as someone in our environment who drains our energy and causes negative feelings. If these behaviors are repeated frequently, it is advisable to consider distancing yourself as soon as possible.

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** Fodor’s publishes its annual No List with eight destinations affected by mass tourism, environmental pressure, and resource shortages, which harm local communities. The guide calls for giving them a break without promoting a boycott. The 2026 edition also includes a Spanish destination.

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** The Superantipático comic panels in *20minutos* collect graphic humor about extreme heat and its everyday effects.

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** An F-16 fighter jet suffered a mechanical failure, deviated from its route, and made an emergency landing at the airport on the Greek island of Zakynthos. The aircraft touched down without deploying its landing gear and caught fire after landing.

** At least 28 dead in a fire at a shoe factory in China

** State television CCTV indicated that, preliminarily, the fire would have started in a workshop on the first floor of the shoe factory in China.

** Complaints about being prevented from paying cash at municipal swimming pools are surging

** Denaria, a platform that defends the use of cash, has received more than 500 complaints from people who say they were unable to pay in cash for various purchases.

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** The former religious women of Belorado have launched a campaign on Change.org to ask for public support against the prosecutor’s request for 12 years in prison for each of them, a sentence they consider disproportionate.

** Court rules against Correos over unfair dismissal of an employee who was on 177 temporary contracts

** The court has declared the dismissal of a Correos employee, who had been hired under 177 temporary contracts, to be unfair. The company will have to pay her €34,294.83 in compensation.

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** Two thieves, cornered by the police, join a group of people with disabilities to escape, beginning a camp trip full of mishaps, comic situations, and new friendships that ends up leaving a positive feeling and a smile when you leave the cinema.

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

** Not *House of the Dragon* or *A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms*: Prime Video is betting on epic fantasy with this 7-episode miniseries

** Prime Video stands out with a 7-episode epic fantasy miniseries that has regained attention following the rise of dragon series on HBO Max. The production, which premiered just a few months ago, is seeing a resurgence in popularity within Amazon’s catalog.

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** The expert explains the current situation of mortgages when buying a home and notes that the preference for fixed-rate mortgages has changed. According to her analysis, that model is no longer the dominant option as it was before.

** José Andrés: “To improve canned cockles, don’t use lemon; try mandarin and oil”

** The Asturian chef shared on his show a simple yet surprising appetizer to make canned cockles better. His advice was to skip the lemon and use mandarin and oil instead, a combination that adds a more original and flavorful touch to the product.

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** Review of Michael Sarnoski’s new film, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer. The movie offers an introspective look at Robin Hood, exploring themes of redemption and revenge.

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** After months of waiting, Netflix has confirmed the release date of its new Spanish miniseries, inspired by the style of Agatha Christie. The production, based on a work by Arturo Pérez-Reverte and starring José Coronado, promises an intriguing mystery and is already generating great anticipation.

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** A 37-year-old truck driver shares on social media his experience getting to know the industry. This time, he describes what his first night shift with the trailer was like and what it felt like to work through the night.

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** The passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects Clot and Sant Martí with 122 meters of 19th-century workers’ architecture. Its colorful houses and peaceful atmosphere make it a pedestrian oasis right in the heart of the neighborhood.

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** Catalonia’s most famous flower show features 113 decorated spaces, along with concerts and routes through some of the city’s most iconic places, offering a standout cultural and visual experience for visitors and locals alike.

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

** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has improved its sustainability, accessibility, and comfort, which has also allowed it to earn its fourth star.

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** The Andalusian regional government has launched a new tourist visa to boost rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville province. Inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport, it aims to encourage visitors to travel through and discover the region.

** Australia confirms first H5N1 bird flu case in an Australian seabird

** Australia has confirmed its first H5N1 bird flu case in a native seabird, marking a new development in the country’s monitoring of the virus. Authorities are tracking the case and emphasizing ongoing biosecurity measures to limit spread and protect wildlife, poultry, and public health.

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** Oil edges lower, but heads for weekly gain as Middle East supply risks persist

** Oil prices fell slightly but were still set for a weekly gain as investors considered ongoing supply risks in the Middle East. Concerns about possible disruptions continued to support prices, even though trading was cautious and some profit-taking appeared.

** U.S. House to vote on bill to make daylight saving time permanent

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** Iran says it hits U.S. military targets in the Gulf, buries slain leader Khamenei

** Iran said it struck U.S. military targets in the Gulf in retaliation for attacks on its territory, while also holding a funeral for the slain leader Khamenei. These developments mark a sharp escalation in regional tensions and raise the risk of further conflict involving the U.S. and Iran. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural, more formal, or more like a news headline.

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** Oil prices settle 2% lower as economic worries outweigh supply risks

** Oil prices fell about 2% as concerns over global economic weakness outweighed supply risks. Investors worried that slowing demand could pressure prices despite ongoing geopolitical and production-related uncertainties.

** Oil prices slip even as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions threaten supply recovery

** Oil prices fell slightly despite rising U.S.-Iran tensions and fears of supply disruption. Traders weighed geopolitical risks against expectations for recovering global oil supply, keeping markets cautious.

** Turkey and Iraq to sign one-year crude oil pipeline deal

** Turkey and Iraq are set to sign a one-year agreement to resume crude oil exports through the Iraq-Turkey pipeline. The deal would restart flows after a prolonged halt, helping boost Iraq’s oil sales and easing tensions over pipeline operations and export arrangements.

** Jet fuel stocks fall in the ARA hub on lower exports and imports

** Jet fuel stocks in the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp hub declined as both exports and imports fell. The drop reflected weaker trading activity and tighter supply flows in the key European storage and distribution center.

** Emilshus raises 2026 profit forecast after strong Q2 results

** Emilshus increased its 2026 profit outlook after reporting stronger-than-expected second-quarter results, driven by solid performance across its property portfolio and improved earnings.

** SK Hynix raises $26.5 billion in U.S. offering after pricing ADRs at $149

** SK Hynix completed a massive U.S. offering, pricing American depositary receipts at $149 and raising $26.5 billion. The sale is among the largest by a South Korean company in the U.S. market, reflecting strong investor demand and boosting the chipmaker’s ability to fund growth and investment.

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** Elkem reports Q2 earnings beat despite lower silicon prices

** Elkem exceeded Q2 earnings expectations even as silicon prices declined, supported by strong operational performance and cost control measures. The company delivered better-than-expected results despite market pressure, demonstrating resilience in a softer pricing environment.

Aker BioMarine Q2 revenue rises 5% on krill oil demand

Aker BioMarine reported a 5% increase in second-quarter revenue, driven by stronger demand for krill oil. The company said sales growth was supported by its ingredients business, although it continued to face market and operational challenges.

** StrongPoint Q2 revenue drops 2% after ESL partner exit

** StrongPoint reported that Q2 revenue fell 2% after losing an electronic shelf label partner, although growth in other segments helped offset part of the decline. The company said it is adjusting its strategy and expects improved performance ahead as new partnerships are formed and product momentum builds.

** Kitron reports a 72% revenue increase due to demand from the defense sector

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** UAE’s E& to sell Vodafone stake to French telecoms tycoon for nearly $6 billion

** UAE telecoms group E& has agreed to sell its stake in Vodafone for nearly $6 billion to French telecoms tycoon Xavier Niel, marking a major exit from the UK operator. The deal would allow E& to secure a significant profit and simplify its portfolio, while giving Niel greater exposure to Vodafone.

** OpenAI, Google supplied AI models to Pentagon-blacklisted Chinese firms: FT

** The FT reports that OpenAI and Google provided AI models through cloud platforms to Chinese firms later blacklisted by the Pentagon, raising concerns over export controls and national security. The companies say they followed applicable laws and policies, while the case highlights gaps in oversight of advanced AI access.

** UBS advice sparked withdrawals from Blue Owl credit fund - FT

** UBS reportedly advised some clients to withdraw money from a Blue Owl credit fund, prompting investor redemptions and drawing attention to concerns about liquidity and risk management in private credit. The incident raises questions about how major wealth managers can influence fund flows and how quickly sentiment can change in the fast-growing private credit market.

** Japan’s wholesale inflation reaches a 3-year high as fuel costs and a weak yen take a toll

** Japan’s wholesale inflation rose to a three-year high, driven by higher fuel costs and a weak yen, which pushed up import prices. The increase puts pressure on businesses and could make it more difficult for the Bank of Japan to maintain its easy monetary policy.

** Japan PPI inflation surges to over 3-year high in June on energy costs

** Japan’s producer price inflation climbed to its highest level in more than three years in June, driven by rising energy costs. The increase suggests continued pressure from input costs for businesses, reinforcing concerns that higher energy prices are still feeding through the economy.

** Global EV demand rises again as Europe offsets China and U.S. weakness

** Global EV sales are recovering after a recent slowdown, with Europe helping offset weaker demand in China and the U.S. Rising policy support, improved model availability, and lower prices are boosting purchases, though regional trends remain uneven.

** USDA lowers beef export sales by 90% amid growing doubts over data

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** French central bank revises growth forecast higher despite heatwave disruption

** France’s central bank raised its growth outlook despite economic disruption from a heatwave, signaling resilience in the country’s economy. The revised forecast suggests stronger-than-expected activity even as extreme weather weighed on production and demand.

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US existing home sales unexpectedly fall in June

U.S. existing home sales unexpectedly declined in June, signaling continued weakness in the housing market. Higher mortgage rates and limited affordability kept buyers sidelined, while inventory remained a key concern.

** Existing home sales dip below expectations, signaling possible market cooling

** The article reports that existing home sales fell more than expected, suggesting the housing market may be cooling. Higher mortgage rates and affordability challenges appear to be weighing on demand, while inventory conditions and pricing trends remain key factors to watch.

** U.S. weekly jobless claims edge lower as labor conditions remain steady

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** U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Fall Below Expectations, Boosting Economic Optimism

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** Japan signals pension push into domestic assets, sparking rally in yen, bonds

** Japan is signaling that it may encourage pension funds to invest more in domestic assets, a move that boosted the yen and Japanese bonds. Markets see the possible shift as support for local financial markets and a potential reversal of capital outflows, though the details and timing of the policy remain unclear.

Chip stocks lead Asia higher ahead of SK Hynix blockbuster US debut

Asian markets rose as chip stocks rallied, led by strong anticipation surrounding SK Hynix’s U.S. debut. Investors also kept an eye on global tech sentiment and regional economic signals, which boosted semiconductor shares across the region.

** Yen rises as Japan woos pension funds into domestic assets

** Japan’s yen strengthened as policymakers encouraged pension funds to invest more in domestic assets, aiming to support local markets and reduce reliance on foreign investments. The move reflects broader efforts to boost Japan’s economy amid global uncertainty and shifting capital flows.

** EU regulators hit a wall in their quest for private credit data

** EU regulators are struggling to obtain detailed private credit data from US firms, limiting their oversight of a rapidly growing market. The gap raises concerns about hidden risks, leverage, and cross-border exposure as authorities try to improve transparency and monitor financial stability.

** Morning Bid: Japan calling capital home

** The article discusses Japan’s efforts to attract capital back home amid shifting global markets and policy changes. It highlights investor sentiment, potential benefits for domestic assets, and the broader implications for Japan’s economy and financial markets.

** Japan encourages GPIF to boost domestic investment

** Japan is urging the Government Pension Investment Fund to increase investment in domestic assets to support economic growth and help fund long-term public needs. The move reflects concerns about Japan’s aging population, rising social security costs, and the need to channel more capital into local companies and infrastructure.

** Regional mediators lead effort to rescue US-Iran deal, Axios reports

** Regional mediators are working to revive the US-Iran deal amid stalled negotiations and rising tensions. Their efforts aim to bridge gaps between Washington and Tehran and prevent further escalation, according to Axios.

** Nasdaq ends sharply higher; chip surge offsets Iran worries

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** Geopolitical shifts drive sovereign funds towards national priorities, study finds

** The article says sovereign wealth funds are increasingly aligning investments with national priorities as geopolitical tensions rise. A new study finds these funds are focusing more on strategic sectors, domestic goals, and economic security rather than purely financial returns.

** Fed’s Warsh taps a broad group of Fed outsiders to oversee review

** Kevin Warsh, of the Federal Reserve, has assembled a diverse group of economists, former officials, and market experts from outside the central bank to help oversee a review of the Federal Reserve’s policies, structure, and operations. The effort aims to bring in outside perspectives to assess how the Fed works and whether reforms are needed.

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Bybit PWM BTC Funds Post 4.9% Growth in 60-Day Annualized Return as Bybit Expands BTC Yield Suite for Holders

Bybit reports that its PWM BTC funds achieved a 4.9% increase in 60-day annualized return as it expands its BTC yield offerings for holders. The move aims to give users more ways to earn yield on Bitcoin while strengthening its wealth management product suite.

** Bitcoin falls 2% as U.S. and Iran exchange strikes, Trump says ceasefire “over”

** Bitcoin fell 2% after the U.S. and Iran exchanged strikes, with President Trump saying the ceasefire was “over.” The escalation increased market uncertainty and put pressure on crypto prices as investors reacted to renewed geopolitical tensions.

** Cantor Fitzgerald SPAC and Adam Back’s Bitcoin firm scrap merger

** The planned merger between Cantor Fitzgerald’s SPAC and Bitcoin company Bitcoin Standard Treasury, backed by Adam Back, has been terminated. The deal, which aimed to take the firm public, was canceled after both parties agreed to move on, ending the proposed combination.

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

** Bitcoin declined as investors fled risky assets after U.S. strikes on Iran raised geopolitical tensions, while a broader tech sell-off added pressure. The move reflected a shift toward caution across markets, with crypto and equities both weakening amid uncertainty.

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

** Bitcoin rose above $64,000 after Trump’s remark about being a “big crypto guy” boosted market sentiment, offsetting pressure from a sale tied to Strategy. The move reflected renewed optimism in crypto markets despite mixed signals from major holders.

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

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** 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 in USDC in prizes. The contest encourages traders to compete on the platform, with rewards based on performance. The event aims to boost trading activity and engagement within the crypto trading community.

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

** Bitcoin had trouble breaking above the $63,000 resistance zone, with traders watching live support and resistance levels for signs of the next move. The article focuses on price action, key levels to watch, and whether BTC can maintain momentum for a breakout or face further consolidation.

** StrongPoint Q2 2026 slides: flat revenue, strong cash flow gains

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** StrongPoint Q2 2026 slides: cash flow surges despite revenue dip

** StrongPoint’s Q2 results showed improved cash flow despite a decline in revenue. The article highlights the company’s financial performance, focusing on stronger liquidity and operational efficiency amid softer sales, as reflected in the quarter’s presentation slides.

** Lance Gokongwei joins PhilWeb board following $35 million investment

** PhilWeb said Lance Gokongwei has joined its board after the company received a $35 million investment from the Gokongwei Group. The move signals a stronger strategic partnership between PhilWeb and the conglomerate, with the investment and board appointment likely to support the gaming firm’s expansion and business plans.

** Fermi prices $375 million convertible notes offering

** Fermi has priced a $375 million private offering of 3.25% convertible senior notes due 2030. The company expects to use part of the proceeds to repay debt and for general corporate purposes, with some funds potentially used to pay a cash conversion cap cost related to the notes.

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** Public Storage prices $900M senior notes offering

** Public Storage announced the pricing of $900 million in senior notes as it looks to raise capital through a debt offering. The company did not provide additional details in the supplied content.

** JZR Gold completes C$1 million private placement

** JZR Gold Corp. has completed a non-brokered private placement, raising C$1 million through the sale of units. The company said the proceeds will be used for working capital and general corporate purposes.

** Cathie Wood’s ARK sells AMD stock, adds to Meta Platforms position

** ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, reduced its AMD holdings while increasing its stake in Meta Platforms. According to the article, the move reflects a portfolio shift away from AMD and toward Meta.

** Ritchie John Torres purchases McKesson Corporation stock

** The article reports that Ritchie John Torres bought shares of McKesson Corporation. It provides details about the stock purchase, including the timing of the transaction and the number of shares acquired, and notes that this disclosure may be relevant to investors.

** John McGuire of VA05 trades BlackRock and SpaceX stocks

** The article details stock trades by John McGuire, noting activity in BlackRock and SpaceX. It highlights the transaction(s) and suggests scrutiny around the trades due to McGuire’s public role.