News Summary - 07/11/2026
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** US wants Iran to promise to stop attacking ships in the Strait of Hormuz
** US officials, including Vice President JD Vance, are expected to join negotiations resuming on Saturday in Oman. The talks aim to get Iran to promise it will stop attacking ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
** Spain battles to contain one of its deadliest wildfires as at least 12 killed
** The wildfire has killed at least 12 people, with four Britons believed to be among the victims. Another 23 people remain missing as authorities continue efforts to contain one of Spainâs deadliest blazes.
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** East Asia braces for destructive typhoon as landslides kill 15 in Philippines
** Typhoon Bavi, a storm 1,000 km wide and expected to be among the strongest in decades, is heading toward Taiwan and southeastern China after landslides in the Philippines killed 15 people.
** Forced to wait his turn, Marine Le Pen's deputy Bardella returns to the shadows
** Jordan Bardella, 30, was widely seen as Franceâs next hard-right leader in waiting, but his path to the top has been delayed, forcing him to remain in the background for now. **Translation:** Jordan Bardella, 30, was widely regarded as Franceâs next hard-right leader in waiting, but his ascent to the top has been delayed, forcing him to stay in the background for now.
** Meta withdraws new AI image feature after days of criticism
** Meta launched an AI tool this week that let users modify Instagram content, but the feature quickly drew strong criticism, prompting the company to remove it shortly after release.
** Apple sues OpenAI, its employees, claiming theft of trade secrets
** Apple alleged in a Friday lawsuit that OpenAIâs emerging hardware business is ârotten to its core,â signaling a sharp legal clash over possible theft of trade secrets.
** New dinosaur species with neck as long as a cricket pitch discovered in Thailand
** A new plant-eating dinosaur, *Uragasaurus kalasinensis*, has been identified in Thailand. Scientists believe it lived around 150 million years ago.
** Small plane crash in the Bahamas kills 10 people
** The countryâs prime minister called the plane crash, which occurred on Independence Day, a tragedy.
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** Man fatally shot by ICE in Houston was not the intended target, DHS says
** According to DHS, ICE agents were looking for someone else when they shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo during a traffic stop in Houston. Officials said he was not the intended target of the operation.
** Zulu king expresses regret after video captures tirade against his wife
** In a widely shared video in South Africa, King Misuzulu is seen threatening to physically assault his wife and accusing her of infidelity.
**âDevastatingâ evidence against Charlie Kirk murder suspect laid out in court**
**Prosecutors presented a strong case against the 23-year-old suspect, outlining his movements as they work to move forward with trial proceedings.**
** At Canadaâs biggest rodeo, the starting gun is fired in the fight over Alberta separation
** At the Calgary Stampede, Canadian unity is front and center as Albertaâs future becomes a flashpoint. With an October vote approaching, concerns are growing that the province could face a Brexit-style political upset over separation.
** How a fake presidential council ended up with a budget of almost $1 million in Nigeria
** Nigerian officials say a council was created using a forged appointment letter, raising questions about how it was able to secure nearly $1 million in budget funding. But others involved insist the story is more complicated, suggesting there may be additional factors behind the councilâs establishment and financing.
** Twelve men and 12 women enter a Buddhist temple - will the monks help them find love?
** Dating in South Korea can be difficult, so a group of monks is hosting a 30-hour rural retreat aimed at helping 12 men and 12 women connect and potentially find love.
** How an app in South Korea will let victims track their stalkers
** Officials say a new app is designed to help stalking victims by letting them track stalkers, but some experts question how effective it will really be.
** Watch: Inside the 30-hour dating retreat run by monks
** In South Korea, a new dating trend is moving beyond cafes and bars to a Buddhist temple, where singles take part in a 30-hour retreat led by monks. The experience offers an unusual setting for meeting potential partners while combining dating with spiritual reflection.
** Boxy forms and odd lights: US declassifies more UFO files
** The US government has released a fourth batch of unresolved UFO cases and said it will continue publishing additional files on an ongoing basis.
** Watch: What connects a bomb in Monaco and a shooting in Ukraine?
** A Ukrainian intelligence agent who previously admitted to killing the woman accused of trying to assassinate a multimillionaire in Monaco now says he was not the shooter.
** Whatâs next for Iran after the funeral of its late supreme leader?
** The BBCâs chief international correspondent examines how Iranâs new leadership may address the countryâs key challenges.
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** Wildfire experts point out that the difficult terrain, abundant dry vegetation, the wind, and the scattered homes in the AlmerĂa Levante area made both firefighting and evacuation difficult, turning the area into a âpowder keg.â
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** Several of the victims of the Los Gallardos fire tried to escape via alternative routes, but died inside their vehicles. The fire has caused at least 12 deaths and 23 missing people, after ravaging 4,000 hectares.
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** Between 1996 and 2006, the municipality grew by 78%, driven largely by the arrival of foreign retirees, who settled in the area in large numbers.
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** The fire in AlmerĂa has already caused 12 deaths, at least 23 missing persons, and around 1,400 evacuees.
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** After the Los Gallardos fire, Nerea PĂ©rez Uria from Sepadem is interviewed to explain how a tragedy of this kind is handled psychologically from the perspective of emergency psychology. She emphasizes that acting with good intentions can be a mistake if you do not know how to help.
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** Spain advanced to the World Cup semifinals after defeating Belgium 2-1 and will face France, led by Kylian Mbappé, in the first confirmed semifinal.
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** France will be Spainâs opponent this Tuesday in the World Cup 2026 semifinals, in a highly demanding clash. The French side arrives in excellent form and with MbappĂ© in the midst of a prolific scoring run, which makes the match a huge challenge for the Spanish national team.
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** Pedro SĂĄnchezâs former chief of staff and Leire DĂez maintained an intense conversation through the secure app Signal since the presidentâs period of reflection. According to the information, they exchanged more than 10,000 messages until the National Court charged DĂez.
** Fifth bull run, live | JosĂ© Escolarâs bulls take to the streets of Pamplona this Saturday
** The fifth San FermĂn bull run is generating great anticipation because of the strength, muscular build, and large horns of JosĂ© Escolarâs bulls, which are running through the streets of Pamplona this Saturday.
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** The NATO summit in Turkey left the same familiar balance as always: the U.S. continues to set the agenda, while Europe and Spain ease tensions with Washington. Ukraine, meanwhile, continues to call for more military and economic support from its allies.
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** A new study warns that rising temperatures could make Earth too hot for most vegetation to survive. This would trigger the collapse of ecosystems and, over time, the extinction of life on the planet.
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** A toxic incident at a swimming pool in Tarragona generated a chemical cloud that left 17 people injured, including five minors. Ten people had to be taken to the hospital. In addition, the authorities confined nearby residents as a precaution.
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** Maximum temperatures will drop in the archipelagos, the Mediterranean coast, Extremadura, and western Andalusia.
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** Two years after breaking up their regional coalitions, PP and Vox have lowered tensions and are once again coexisting politically in several regions. Although they have moved past the 2024 clash, both parties are now seeking to distinguish themselves and build their own profiles as they manage this new phase of understanding.
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** VerĂłnica MartĂnez and Rosa MartĂnez will take over the leadership of Sumar, founded by Yolanda DĂaz, after the biggest crisis in its short history. The assembly aims to renew its internal bodies and project an image of unity.
** Terror in a town: a typhoon causes a snake plague and one person has died from a cobra bite
** Around 900 snakes, many of them venomous, escaped from a zoo in Hengzhou, in southern China, due to heavy flooding caused by a typhoon. The situation has raised alarm in the area, where one death has already been recorded from a cobra bite.
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** Content creator Kauana Bilhar, 27, died after falling from the 27th floor of a skyscraper in Dubai. Authorities are investigating the case and are not ruling out any hypothesis, including an accident or a possible homicide.
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** A Mossos dâEsquadra officer has been sentenced to 21 years in prison for sexually assaulting a woman with a disability and recording the attack. The victim also sent him intimate photos and videos because he made her believe they were tests she had to pass in order to qualify for a scholarship.
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** Mediaset has announced that the producer of âEl Roscoâ will sue Atresmedia over âAlaZ,â claiming that the new âPasapalabraâ challenge is too similar to âEl Rosco.â
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** Fewer than half of the 5,000 applicants will repeat Renfeâs disputed entrance exam: only those who passed the questioned test and the psychometric test. The new exam will take place on July 25 in Madrid, Seville, Barcelona, and LeĂłn, and will delay the hiring of the 600 sales staff until at least September.
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** Rosario, 22, and holding a private pilotâs license, was building flight hours when her instructor died during the flight. Despite the emergency, she remained calm and managed to land the plane successfully without suffering any physical injuries.
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** Miguel Joven, the former actor who played Tito in *Verano azul*, took part in a new installment of *El verano se mueve*, broadcast live from Nerja, where he explained the reasons why he left acting.
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** The court has suspended Diego âEl Cigalaâsâ entry into prison for a second offense of abuse in the context of gender-based violence, related to an assault in Girona, and has imposed certain conditions on him.
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** Singer Aitana suffered a finger fracture shortly before her concert in Zaragoza and has shown her hand in a splint. This setback comes on top of the event coinciding with Spainâs World Cup match. Even so, she has said she will perform, though warning that she may not be in full condition.
** Putin could declare a general mobilization for the war in Ukraine after the September elections
** Petr Pavel says allies must use the coming weeks to increase pressure on Moscow and force the Kremlin to negotiate. He warns that Russia could declare a general mobilization for the war in Ukraine after the September elections.
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** 20minutos launches its summer contest to choose Spainâs best beach for 2026, inviting readers to vote and take part in selecting the top seaside destination.
** Best beach in Asturias 2026: vote for your favorite stretch of sand on the Asturian coast
** In 2026, 20minutos resumes its search for the best beach in Spain and invites readers to vote for their favorite beach on the Asturian coast.
** The search for Spainâs best beach of 2026 begins: vote for your favorite
** 20minutos invites its readers to choose Spainâs best beach of 2026. From a selection of 10 coastlines, the two most voted will advance to the final, where only one will be crowned the winner.
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** Alberto Chicote, winner of the Special Creators Award, says that feeling proud comes from giving a voice to people whom others have ignored.
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** Pablo Gil has been recognized in the 20th edition of the 20minutos Creators Awards in the âMi Bolsilloâ category for his role as a pioneer of stock market analysis in Spain and a leading figure in financial education.
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** Influencer Nachter has explained that his donation comes from a personal motivation, as his wife and he cannot have children. Because of this, he has decided to hand over his check to a foundation that supports children in care centers.
** EuroMillions leaves a new millionaire in Spain, and the jackpot rises to 38 million
** There were no first-prize winners in the EuroMillions drawing, which leaves a new millionaire in Spain and pushes the jackpot up to 38 million euros for the next draw.
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** The image shows Mauro Ramos, captain of Brazil, lifting the Jules Rimet Trophy, the predecessor of the current World Cup trophy, after Brazil defeated Czechoslovakia in the 1962 final.
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** An algorithm has evaluated the best World Cup matches by considering five factors: what was at stake, the odds, the drama, the spectacle, and the reward.
** Why is Spainâs white T-shirt selling so well? âItâs a garment you can wear any dayâ
** El Corte InglĂ©s says Spainâs white T-shirt is in very high demand. Its success is explained by its versatile design, since it is an easy item to pair and can be worn any day.
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** An upholsterer found an anonymous letter in a sofa, written nearly 60 years ago by a girl who, with surprising foresight, predicted video calls. Now he and his wife are trying to identify the author, who would be around 62 years old.
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** A single second-category winner won 171,000 euros in the Bonoloto draw. In addition, 134 people matched the third category and received 638 euros each. The jackpot for the next draw has now risen to two million euros.
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** The housing advice column answers questions about disputes between neighbors, how the homeownersâ association works, and problems with the landlord. It covers topics such as special assessments, elevators, leaks, parking spaces, cleaning, security, noise, and odors to help resolve common issues.
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** Alpha drug is considered more dangerous than cocaine. It causes intense euphoria that drives users to seek it compulsively, while they gradually lose touch with reality.
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** Brussels points out that Spain is the EU country where tax pressure has grown the most, although it still remains below the eurozone average on this indicator.
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** Harlan Cobenâs miniseries managed to break into Netflixâs all-time most-watched list in less than a month. In just 18 days, it surpassed 74 million views, quickly establishing itself in the streaming serviceâs top 10.
** Jennie wins Madrid over with the gold micro shorts almost no one dares to wear
** Jennie, a member of Blackpink, stunned in Madrid by turning a festival stage into a runway. Her daring gold micro shorts became the most striking and magnetic look of the summer, standing out for breaking fashion rules.
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** Pharmacist Piluca Barrau warns that intense heat, exercise, and some medications can increase the risk of fainting in summer, especially during the hottest hours of the day.
** No cards, no WhatsApp, no cloud: this is how a massive Internet outage would affect our daily life
** The article explains that a global Internet outage would have almost immediate effects on daily life: essential digital services such as payment cards, WhatsApp, and the cloud would stop working. This would affect communication, shopping, and access to information, showing how heavily we currently depend on connectivity.
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** Music, theater, and a lot of history come together this summer in three ideal festivals for enjoying unforgettable cultural plans while discovering beautiful cities.
** Japan gives Spain a lesson: nigiri is dipped in soy sauce only on the fish side
** The article explains how to eat nigiri in the Japanese way: you should dip only the fish part in soy sauce, not the rice, so it wonât fall apart or change its flavor. It also encourages following these guidelines to enjoy this bite in an authentic way.
** 20 years of the points-based driving license in Spain: has it helped reduce road accidents?
** Pere Navarro, director of the DGT, states that the points-based driving license marked a new stage in road safety in Spain. According to his data, since it was introduced, road fatalities have decreased by 60%.
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** The EUMETSAT system shows in real time, through a temperature map, how the fire is seen from space in satellite view.
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** A 3.9-magnitude earthquake shook northern Venezuela, with its epicenter 10 kilometers northeast of NaiguatĂĄ, in La Guaira state. The area, already affected by the double tremor on June 24, once again caused concern among the population.
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** The Supreme Court has requested the accounts of Alviseâs party over alleged illegal financing in the European elections. The investigation focuses on alleged funds received from cryptocurrency businessman Ălvaro Romillo, who is said to have given up to âŹ100,000 to âAlvise.â
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** The National Court has ordered a review to determine whether there are signs of a crime in the audio recordings between MarĂa Dolores de Cospedal and JosĂ© Manuel Villarejo. Cospedal had been exonerated in 2021 in the investigation into Operation Kitchen during the preliminary investigation phase.
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** Adara, winner of âGH VIP,â has shared on her social media that she has started her assisted reproduction treatment together with Vicente Romero, thus taking the first step toward fulfilling her wish to become a mother.
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** The article warns that while many foods are beneficial to health, others can be harmful if consumed frequently. Occasional intake usually does not cause problems, but doing so regularly can lead to negative effects and long-term illness.
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** The text argues that getting sick is not a choice, but financially punishing people who suffer from an illness is. It questions policies that place sanctions or administrative criteria above the protection and dignity of people when it comes to health.
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** Mark Rutte has been criticized for excessive flattery toward Trump, reportedly calling him âdaddy,â praising his actions in Iran, and expressing satisfaction that Europe will pay âbig,â framing it as Trumpâs victory.
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** The text argues that protecting intellectual property is not just about defending a private interest, but about preserving the value chain that sustains the sport. It warns that if football stops being football because it loses that protection, it also stops belonging to the fans.
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** The summit is judged according to the level of flattery toward the dominant leader, whose whim can make markets tumble, shake economies, or cause the death of Iranians.
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** RamĂłn GarcĂa returns as host of the contest alongside Lalachus. The program comes back to La 1 with new challenges, 12 participating towns, and the addition of Gorka RodrĂguez.
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** A retired teacher who gave private lessons was arrested by the Mossos d'Esquadra in Torroella de MontgrĂ after six complaints alleging inappropriate touching of his underage female students.
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** A man was trapped for 45 minutes inside an underground garbage container while trying to retrieve the keys he had dropped.
** Four arrested for illegal trafficking of hazardous waste transported from France to Spain in trucks
** Four people have been arrested for allegedly transporting hazardous waste dangerous to the environment and public health in trucks from France to Spain illegally.
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** Voluntary and involuntary early retirement apply reduction coefficients that lower the pension. Social Security recommends carefully considering the timing of the application, since choosing the right month can affect the final amount received.
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** An architect explains that, although it does not replace air conditioning, using a fan strategically can significantly improve thermal comfort and cool a room without spending money.
** Ikea bets on its âcompact storeâ format in Spain: it will open 15 over the next four years
** Ikea will invest 50 million euros to open 15 compact stores in Spain over the next four years. This expansion will create 515 new jobs.
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** This classic childhood summer dessert can be made for less than 3 euros per serving. Itâs an affordable version of the chocolate ice cream sandwich, ideal for enjoying at home without spending much.
** How well does your mind work? Come in and test yourself
** If you like challenges that make you think before answering, this new quiz is perfect for putting your mind to the test.
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** 20minutos invites football fans to take part in a big 100-question challenge to prove who knows the most about the World Cup, which will be held this summer in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
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** 20bien has launched its Wellness Mailbox, a space for readers to share real experiences about health, habits, and quality of life. The initiative aims to collect personal stories that can serve as inspiration and support for others.
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** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to take part in the news, suggest topics, and report stories that could be investigated. It invites people to write in to suggest which issues should be covered.
** How, when, and where to see the phenomenon that will darken Spain after more than a century
** On August 12, a solar eclipse will occur and will be one of the most anticipated astronomical events of the summer. It will be visible from different parts of Spain and will stand out because it is a phenomenon that has not been seen like this in the country for more than a century.
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** Eurostar has studied and ordered trains designed to operate in extreme heat, capable of withstanding temperatures of up to 55°C. The move responds to rising summer temperatures in Europe, which can push rail systems beyond standard operating limits of 45°C to 55°C.
** They impersonate the Police and the Civil Guard, extorting people by email with false sex crimes
** A scam impersonating the Police and the Civil Guard tries to extort victims by email. The message falsely accuses them of having consumed pornography and demands a response, aiming to intimidate them and obtain money or personal information.
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** The Madrid-born singer and actor El Langui has won the bronze medal in his first Boccia World Cup, establishing himself as a leading figure in the sport in recent years.
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** MarĂa âLa Jerezanaâ told Europa Press that there was an argument with JosĂ© MarĂa Almoguera during Suso and Marietaâs wedding, but said the issue has already been resolved: âEverything is already sorted out.â
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** Asexuality remains a little-known and invisible sexual orientation. People on the spectrum report social pressure, difficulties in their romantic relationships, and a lack of social and cultural recognition.
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** A cryptic pregnancy may go undetected until labor begins. Three women share the emotional impact of discovering it unexpectedly, the social misunderstanding they faced, and the difficulties they later experienced in bonding with their children.
** When the home stops being a refuge: this is how people survive extreme heat
** Faced with a possible new heatwave and the increase in electricity VAT, high temperatures are disrupting daily life. Many residents are looking for air-conditioned shelters outside the home in order to cope with the extreme heat.
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** Tamara claimed that neither Gloria Camila nor Ortega Cano offered condolences after the death of Michu, JosĂ© Fernando Ortegaâs ex. Gloria Camila reacted to the interview with surprise, saying that Tamaraâs statements are increasingly shocking.
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** The long-awaited program *El precio de Cantora* premiered this Wednesday, July 8.
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** Ălvaro Muñoz, known as âthe boy from the Teruel swimming pool,â spoke in an interview on *Y ahora Sonsoles* about the bullying he suffered and how that experience led him to try to distance himself from the world.
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** The program *âVamos a verâ* showed images gathered by authorities in an investigation involving a masseur from Rivas, who was accused by another alleged victim. According to the testimony, the man recommended that she do Reiki and touched her all over the body.
** Great upset after the third contestant eliminated from *Maestros de la Costura Celebrity* was revealed: âIt was obviousâ
** After the departures of Blanca Paloma and Jorge RomĂĄn, Mariola Fuentes became the third contestant eliminated from the celebrity edition of *Maestros de la Costura Celebrity*.
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** According to the *Daily Mail*, although Blake Lively and Taylor Swift have not made any public statements, their friendship is allegedly permanently broken. The actress is said to be very angry and has accepted that the relationship is over and that they will not be friends again.
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** Sandra Barrios, from CĂĄdiz, explained that she didnât go to live with Juanpi during their second romantic chance because she didnât feel able to maintain a friendship with her ex-partner. According to her, she believes she made the right decision.
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** Mar Ruiz spoke about the controversy between Christian and Gerard Arias after the public comment from the *La isla de las tentaciones* temptor, who said that the participant from the tenth season seems pretty to him. Mar distanced herself from the conflict and stated that they should do whatever they want.
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** Pitingo has shared on social media phrases that seem to refer to his breakup with Laura, whom he was going to marry. The singer has posted meaningful messages about seeking peace and moving forward after the separation.
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** Presenter Isabel JimĂ©nez, who is on vacation in AlmerĂa, showed her solidarity with the families affected by the forest fire in Los Gallardos and BĂ©dar, remembering the victims with a black armband and expressing her support for those affected.
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** Adara Molinero has announced that she wants to become a mother with Vicente Romero through assisted reproductive treatment. The news has drawn criticism from Miguel Frigenti, who has questioned her decision to share this process publicly and has suggested that she may be seeking financial gain.
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** Spain struggled to beat Belgium but managed to qualify for the 2026 World Cup semifinals. A dramatic late goal by Mikel Merino decided the match in a historic night for the national team, which will face France in the next round.
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** Lamine Yamal, the Barça player, analyzed Spainâs upcoming semifinal clash against France and said that, if anyone should fear the opponent, it is the French. Mikel Merino and FabiĂĄn Ruiz also shared their views on the match against Les Bleus.
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** The Navarrese player was decisive again, scoring the winning goal and repeating his key role as he had already done against Portugal in the round of 16.
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** During the fourth bullfight of the San FermĂn festival, at the bullring in Pamplona, a controversy arose over a banner against Spain and the national team carrying the message âOut, out.â
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** The Spanish winger has scored only one goal in six World Cup matches. He comes into the crucial semifinal showdown against France with low finishing efficiency, despite his prominent role in the tournament.
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** Hernån Cortés suffered, three and a half years ago, the most severe form of Guillain-Barré syndrome, a rare autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks the peripheral nervous system.
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** Autism Spain notes that, according to international estimates, between 10% and 15% of the population has profiles associated with neurodivergence, and regrets that in Spain there is no cross-cutting approach to address this reality.
** The Main Caregivers Platform calls for the law reform to âprotect those who careâ
** The Association has called a protest rally for July 14 outside the Congress of Deputies to demand that the law reform include measures to protect caregivers.
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** Industry associations denounce that, although sick leaves are decreasing, they are lasting longer and longer. They also warn that 1.5 million employees avoid taking sick leave and keep working while ill, which delays medical treatment and worsens illnesses.
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** EasyJet has accepted the U.S. fund Apolloâs âŹ6.67 billion offer, surpassing Castlelakeâs proposal. The British airline is giving other potential buyers a month to submit a formal offer or withdraw from the deal.
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** Today, many services charge periodic fees for access to content or benefits, but these subscriptions can affect your ability to save, especially if youâre still paying for services you no longer use.
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** The Ministry of Finance has sent the autonomous communities the draft of its proposal for regional financing, which will be debated on July 29. The plan seeks to increase by 21 billion euros the resources provided by the State, although it significantly changes the distribution balance. The government insists it is willing to continue negotiating.
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** British authorities will assess Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Oracle for their potential impact on the financial system because of the heavy dependence of millions of consumers and businesses on them. The goal is to analyze the risk that a failure or interruption of their services would pose.
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** After reaching a record high of 19,852.40 points last week, the Ibex 35 gave up 2.36% over the week and fell below 19,400 points, affected by tensions in the Middle East.
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** The article highlights the shocking ending of the final episode of âRancho Dutton,â which leaves fans eager for the second season. The story suggests that the next installment could explore in greater depth what lies ahead for Beth and Rip.
**'Alien: Earth' keeps looking to Westeros: season 2 adds stars from 'Game of Thrones'**
Noah Hawleyâs production had already confirmed the addition of Peter Dinklage, known for playing Tyrion Lannister in *Game of Thrones*, to the cast of the second season.
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** The crime miniseries *Ăgata y Lola*, starring Eva MartĂn and Mireia Oriol, is now available to stream and has eight episodes. It will premiere weekly before arriving on the main broadcast network.
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** The Korean miniseries is inspired by a contemporary Spanish play that was adapted in South Korea and can now be watched on Netflix. With only five episodes, it brings together Spanish theater and Korean television production in a short and accessible format.
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** After eight seasons, the satire about Hollywood returned as a 104-minute movie, with almost as many cameos as minutes of runtime. Netflix brings it back, offering fans a short sequel packed with nods and special appearances.
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** A study by PAN Europe and Ecologistas en AcciĂłn concludes that strawberries from Spain have a much lower pesticide level than strawberries analyzed from 10 other European countries.
** AstraZeneca buys the rights to a lung drug from a Chinese pharmaceutical company for $1.9 billion
** AstraZeneca has acquired the rights to a lung drug from a Chinese pharmaceutical company for $1.9 billion. It is a dual PDE3/4 inhibitor designed to combine bronchodilator and anti-inflammatory effects, with potential to treat respiratory diseases.
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** The article warns that extreme heat not only causes physical discomfort, but can also have less common effects on the body. As highlighted, it is advisable to avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures because of its possible consequences for health.
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** Psychologist Marian Rojas Estapé again addresses how to prevent stress and explains that when a sensitive person faces stress factors, they can become more vulnerable.
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** A new migraine treatment has been shown to reduce pain days by half in patients who did not respond to other options. Migraine affects about 12% of the population in Spain and is one of the leading causes of disability in the world.
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** The Health Ministry has urgently withdrawn a tattoo ink and permanent makeup product that was being marketed without the required authorization. These personal care products must always have prior approval before being sold.
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** 1X Technologies has introduced new hands for its humanoid robot NEO with 25 degrees of freedom, giving it human-like dexterity and precision for tasks such as assembling a LEGO model or picking up a screw.
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** The vivo Watch GT 2 stands out for offering a very complete experience and solid performance. According to the review, it combines useful features with an almost unbeatable price-performance ratio, and it stands out especially for its long-lasting battery.
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** Movistar will require users to reconnect the official router with the integrated ONT to keep the internet service working.
** China stands up to SpaceX and Blue Origin: it manages to land a reusable rocket for the first time
** China achieved a milestone in reusable rocketry as the Long March 10B booster returned in a controlled descent and landed upright on a floating platform for the first time, marking progress in its efforts to rival SpaceX and Blue Origin.
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** Google Maps has a tool to check active fires in real time, such as those recorded in Galicia. This feature allows users to track the fireâs progression and see its updated location on the map.
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** The viral trend gaining followers is customizing the national team jersey to watch the World Cup, turning it into a more stylish and unique garment to cheer on your team.
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** The article presents the debut of âGirlsâ Talks,â a space focused on female sexuality addressed without taboos or filters. The initiative aims to open up conversation about womenâs experiences, doubts, and realities, promoting a more open, direct, and honest view of the topic.
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** The article suggests three festival outfit ideas inspired by influencers who are experts in this style, so you can go to a festival comfortably without losing your fashion edge.
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** The expert explains why sagging appears in the legs, which habits make it worse, and how to combat it effectively. She recommends exercises such as squats, lunges, and stair climbing, based on movement science.
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** Patricia FernĂĄndez shares her essentials for transforming the terrace into a comfortable and pleasant space during the summer, making it the favorite corner of the home.
** From sardines to tomatoes: the fun prints that are trending this summer
** The article highlights the most fun and colorful prints to wear stylishly in summer, following the trend for original and eye-catching designs.
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** The sheet music for âImagine,â one of John Lennonâs most iconic songs, was recently sold at a Sothebyâs auction for a price that was five times its estimated value.
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** MeliĂĄ is offering two luxury eclipse-viewing experiences starting at 200,000 euros. The article highlights an exclusive way to watch the eclipse, emphasizing premium service and a high-end travel experience.
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** The HermĂšs Birkin, valued at two million, has become the star of Paris Haute Couture Week. Considered more of a jewel than a handbag, it is made of white gold and diamonds, and has drawn all the attention for its extreme luxury and exclusivity.
** VĂctor Moure, from Kumbra Yachts: âMany boats are designed without understanding life on boardâ
** Interview with VĂctor Moure, CEO of Kumbra Yachts, a Spanish ânautical tailoringâ firm that adapts its designs to real life on board. The brand is gaining presence in the Mediterranean with customized boats designed to combine functionality, comfort, and style.
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** This cherry pie, typical of many homes in the United States, also appeared in the famous 90s series *Twin Peaks*.
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** Unicum is a historic Hungarian liqueur, created more than 200 years ago and made with more than 40 medicinal herbs. It stands out for its legendary origin, its bitter flavor, and its cultural importance in Hungary, where it remains one of the most iconic spirits.
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** The article suggests starting to make refreshing lemonades with one of the recommended recipes to combat the heat in a tasty way.
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** Football brings together many fans in Madrid, and this bar in the city center has become one of the favorites for watching the World Cup, according to the Repsol Guide.
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** A Japanese restaurant with locations in Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris that was a pioneer in serving the exclusive wagyu beef most prized outside Japan, including Kobe beef.
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** Tierenteyn-Verlent, a historic shop in Ghent, has been making and selling mustard since 1790. Its star product starts at 2.90 euros and is served âstraight from a wooden barrel,â preserving an artisanal tradition of more than two centuries.
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** The government has eliminated the system through which many town councils directly managed reservations for Imserso trips. This change affects thousands of retirees, who will no longer be able to process their bookings through that channel for the next 2026â2027 season.
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** Located beside the Duero River, this small city in Castilla y LeĂłn is a little-known gem, ideal for a two- or three-day getaway. It stands out for its charm, its cool climate, and for having inspired poets, making it a perfect destination to enjoy history, scenery, and tranquility.
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** The Boiges Valley, between Villaviciosa and the Cider Region, is described as a paradisiacal corner of Asturias, where summer begins amid rural landscapes, cider, and dreamlike villages.
** Eight countries in one trip? Now itâs possible thanks to this train route
** A nearly two-week rail itinerary allows travelers to visit several European countries in a single journey, with stops and excursions to spectacular destinations.
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** A new 2.4 km section of the Duero motorway (A-11) in Burgos has been opened, connecting the Aranda de Duero bypass with the N-122 near Castrillo de la Vega.
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** A driver will have to pay 9,000 euros after using the âtrainâ trick at toll booths for several months, which consists of tailgating the car in front to get through without paying the toll when the barrier opens.
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** Hyundai offers a new benefit for electric car drivers: discounts of up to 30% when recharging. The initiative aims to reduce the cost of use and encourage electric mobility, although the article does not provide further details about the conditions or the exact scope of the promotion.
** We tested the Volkswagen Multivan: why itâs a good family buy, if you can afford it...
** The Volkswagen Multivan is presented as an alternative to SUVs for families that prioritize space and practicality. It stands out for its versatility and family-friendly focus, although its main drawback is the price, which may limit its appeal despite its strong qualities.
** Exlantix ES: this is the sedan that boasts one of the best aerodynamics
** Efficiency is once again driving electric sedans, and Exlantix aims to capitalize on that trend with its new ES, a model that stands out for its aerodynamic focus and seeks to position itself as a highly efficient option in the electric market.
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** The Ministry of Transport has begun the process of renaming the José León de Carranza Bridge, which will be called Rafael Alberti, to comply with the Democratic Memory Law.
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** A fire in GavĂ was caused by fireworks thrown by some children. The fire forced 6,000 people to stay indoors and caused damage to the balconies of some residents in the town.
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** An octogenarian man died after testing positive in Salamanca for Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever. He went to the hospital after suffering a tick bite and was transferred to GĂłmez Ulla Hospital in Madrid.
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** The Government admits that Catalonia is behind in forest management, but maintains that preventive measures are already helping to slow down major wildfires. The Agriculture department says that without the vineyards and prevention work, the fire in Pla de Manlleu could have burned up to 10,000 hectares.
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** A migrant died in Ceuta after swimming in with another young man. Both climbed up through the Desnarigado cove, but one lost his balance, fell into the sea, and died as a result of the accident.
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** Technicians will carry out checks beneath the buildings affected by the sinkhole, so the evacuated residents of Putxet will not be able to return to their homes, at least, until next Friday.
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** A passenger car overturned several times near La Cabeza de BĂ©jar, in Salamanca. The accident left one woman dead and two people injured, including a girl.
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** The Department of Research and Universities of the Generalitat is considering eliminating the PAU process, arguing that different grading criteria affect assessment. Instead, it proposes replacing it with a percentile-based system for university admission.
** A former senior Catalan official believes the ultimatum to vaccinate police officers against COVID caused a distortion
** Xavier RodrĂguez says that the courts forced both police forcesâ officers to be vaccinated against COVID within just ten days, which caused a âserious distortionâ in the management of the vaccination rollout.
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** At 10:40 a.m., other bathers pulled an unconscious 75-year-old man out of the water while he was swimming at Malvarrosa Beach.
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** A man has been sentenced to four years in prison for sexually abusing the ten-year-old daughter of his cousin in MĂĄlaga. According to the report, he touched the minor inappropriately and told her it was a game.
** Equality confirms the murder of a woman in MĂĄlaga and her daughter as a gender-based crime
** The Ministry of Equality has confirmed the murder of a woman in MĂĄlaga and her daughter as a gender-based crime. With this case, there have already been two gender-based murders in the province in one week, after the body of another woman was found on July 1 in a well in RincĂłn de la Victoria, allegedly killed by her ex-partner.
** Turn the engagement ring into a divorce ring: âIt symbolizes those who supported meâ
** The woman decided not to get rid of her engagement ring after the divorce. Instead, she transformed it into a divorce ring, giving it a new meaning: to represent the people who supported her during that period.
** An offensive note slips into the price list of a restaurant in Jaén about a celiac customer
** A restaurant in JaĂ©n has publicly apologized after an offensive and âabsolutely unacceptableâ note was circulated in its price list, directed at a celiac customer. The establishment acknowledges the mistake and apologizes for the comment.
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** A young British woman said that she moved to Spain âby accidentâ and has already been living there for five years. She explained that her main difficulty was Brexit, which complicated her situation and plans in the country.
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** Vacations with pets require advance planning of documentation, transportation, and destination to ensure a safe and comfortable trip.
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** Africa is home to more than 80% of the worldâs dromedaries, especially in the Horn of Africa and Sudan.
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** Many puppies sold as purebred cannot always compete or breed officially, because the documentation that accompanies them does not meet pedigree requirements. The article explains that abbreviations such as LOE or LOCE determine whether a dog can be registered, compete, or breed within official standards.
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** The content invites readers to check yesterdayâs, todayâs, and tomorrowâs horoscope on 20minutos.es.
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** The article invites readers to check the results of the Euromillions draw for Friday, July 10, 2026. It does not provide further details about winning numbers, prizes, or winners.
**Check the ONCE Cuponazo: results**
**Check the results of the ONCE Cuponazo corresponding to Friday, July 10, 2026.**
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** The article invites readers to check the results of the Bonoloto drawing corresponding to Friday, July 10, 2026.
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** A smart ring promises to replace the smartwatch by integrating monitoring technology into a discreet, portable format. Designed to accompany you at all times, it lets you track your activities without wearing a watch on your wrist.
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** Cecotecâs Cafelizzia 690 Grey is a stylish espresso machine that lets you make espresso at home with ground coffee, offering a practical alternative to expensive capsules and bringing quality coffee into your daily routine.
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** Xiaomi offers a portable fan ideal for cooling off at home without using air conditioning. Itâs wireless, takes up little space, and can be charged via USB Type-C, making it practical to move around the house during the summer.
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** The article highlights that the Echo Show 5 goes beyond being a voice assistant: it serves as a practical control center for the bedside table, allowing you to manage home functions and devices comfortably and in a personalized way.
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** Police managed to rescue a raccoon trapped in a gate after it stuck its head where it shouldnât have. To free it, they removed the gate with the animal still stuck to it, cut it with a hydraulic cutter, and finally released it safe and sound.
** Javier Carbonell: âFew women would want to return to that past when they could not voteâ
** Javier Carbonell examines how progress in gender equality coexists with the rise of anti-feminism among young people. He points out that, despite discursive setbacks, few women would accept going back to a past without basic rights such as the vote.
** The origin of five famous expressions that mention an item of clothing
** The article explains the origin of five everyday expressions that include items of clothing or accessories, and aims to show how these phrases came to be, even though we use them every day without thinking about their history.
** Seen in street style: the looks we want to copy this summer 2026
** The street style in cities like Paris and Berlin left us in June with a series of ideal looks to copy this summer 2026. The proposal includes everything from the most versatile dress of each season to elegant shorts and lace skirts, key pieces to pack in your vacation suitcase.
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** According to the European Institute of Positive Psychology, a toxic person is someone close to you who drains your energy and makes you feel bad. If these behaviors happen repeatedly, itâs worth considering distancing yourself as soon as possible.
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** Fodorâs publishes its annual No List, with eight destinations where mass tourism, environmental pressure, or a lack of resources are harming communities. It recommends giving them a break, without calling for a boycott. This 2026 edition also includes a Spanish destination.
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** A compilation of all the cartoons published by MalagĂłn in 20minutos, highlighting his graphic humor and satire on current affairs.
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** Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed her âdeep sorrowâ over the Los Gallardos fire. For his part, French President Emmanuel Macron sent âheartfelt thoughtsâ to the victims of the blaze, in a gesture of condolence and support for Spain.
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** The Ministry of Health has approved more than 235 million euros to reinforce the system: 172.4 million will be allocated to Primary Care and 60 million to oral health.
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** The British government has urged its nationals to follow the instructions of local authorities and emergency services in response to the fire in AlmerĂa.
** The Court gives the âmoney junkieâ 15 days to report to prison for his first conviction in the Imelsa case
** Upon arriving this Friday morning, he said he was facing his prison admission âwellâ and that âthere are people who are worse off.â
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** The European Union has offered help to Spain following the fire in Los Gallardos and has activated the Copernicus program to assess the damage caused by the blaze.
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** Two desperate thieves hide by joining a group of people with disabilities to escape from the police. What begins as a getaway turns into a trip to summer camps full of tangled situations, comedic moments, and new friendships that leaves the viewer in a good mood.
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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 without losing style.
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** Prime Videoâs catalog includes a 7-episode epic fantasy miniseries that premiered a few months ago and is gaining attention again thanks to the success of HBO Maxâs dragon series.
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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 is no longer the dominant option.
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** The Asturian chef shared on his show an easy and surprising appetizer idea using a can of cockles, suggesting mandarin and oil instead of lemon to enhance their flavor.
** Review of *The Death of Robin Hood*: a gray-haired Hugh Jackman turns the hero into the villain of his own story
** Michael Sarnoskiâs film, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, offers an introspective look at the Robin Hood myth. Instead of the classic adventure, it focuses on redemption and revenge, presenting a darker, more complex Robinâalmost turned into the villain of his own story.
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** Prime Video premiered a film two weeks ago in the form of a 6-episode miniseries after its theatrical release, and it quickly became the most-watched title in Spain.
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** JosĂ©, a 37-year-old truck driver who documents his learning process in the industry on social media, ŃĐ°ŃŃĐșĐ°ls his first experience driving a trailer at night. He explains what it was like to start at midnight and end the day at 11:30 in the morning.
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** A historic 122-meter passage in Barcelona connects El Clot and Sant MartĂ. Protected as a historic ensemble, it stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and quiet, pedestrian atmosphere, making it an urban oasis in the middle of the El Clot neighborhood.
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** Cataloniaâs best-known flower show is celebrating 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and routes through some of the cityâs most emblematic corners.
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** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that improved its sustainability, accessibility, and comfort, allowing it to earn its fourth star.
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** The Andalusian regional government has introduced a new tourist pass to boost tourism in ten municipalities in one of Sevilleâs most beautiful regions.
** China temporarily bans helium exports as US-Iran tensions flare again
** China has temporarily banned helium exports amid renewed US-Iran tensions, raising concerns about supply disruptions for industries that rely on the gas. The move underscores how geopolitical conflicts can quickly affect global commodity markets and critical industrial inputs.
Trump says US, Iran agree to continue talks but ceasefire over
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** US issues fresh Iran-related sanctions as conflict flares
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** Trump says US agreed to Iranâs request to continue talks, but ceasefire is over
** The article says Trump stated that the US agreed to Iranâs request to keep talks going, even as he declared the ceasefire was over. It suggests diplomacy may continue despite heightened tensions and the collapse of the truce.
** US insists Iran commit to stopping attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, say US officials
** The US is pressing Iran to guarantee that it will stop attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, according to officials. The demand comes amid concerns over regional shipping security and heightened tensions surrounding the vital waterway.
** Gold heads for weekly loss as higher oil prices fuel rate concerns
** Gold was on track for a weekly decline as rising oil prices increased worries about inflation and the possibility of higher interest rates. Gold faced pressure despite wider market uncertainty, as investors focused on how energy costs could influence central bank policy.
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** Silver stalls below $61.85 resistance in bearish setup: Live levels
** Silver is trading in a bearish setup after failing to break above $61.85 resistance. The article highlights live levels traders are watching, with price action suggesting downside pressure unless bulls reclaim the key resistance zone.
** Gold consolidates below $4,150 resistance in a bearish pennant: Live levels
** Gold is trading in a bearish pennant below the $4,150 resistance area, signaling consolidation after recent weakness. The article highlights key live support and resistance levels to watch, with a break below support likely confirming further downside, while a move above resistance could invalidate the bearish setup.
** Baker Hughes Delays Weekly North American Rig Count Report
** Baker Hughes has delayed the release of its weekly North American rig count report, according to the article. No additional details were provided about the reason for the delay, the new release date, or any market impact.
** Oregon drops motion to delay Paramount-Warner Bros. deal
** Oregon has withdrawn its request to pause the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger, removing a legal obstacle to the dealâs progress. The move signals that the state will no longer seek to delay the transaction as regulators continue reviewing the proposed combination.
** New York City to ban firms from using subscription traps, officials say
** New York City plans to prohibit companies from using âsubscription trapsâ that make cancellation difficult, officials said. The move would require clearer disclosures and easier cancellation processes, aiming to protect consumers from recurring charges and deceptive sign-up practices.
** Meta removes AI image feature days after launch following privacy backlash
** Meta removed a newly launched AI image generation feature after users raised privacy concerns. The tool had been criticized for producing altered images of people without consent, prompting backlash and a swift rollback just days after release.
US activist investors must disclose clients in filings, SEC says
The SEC has ruled that activist investors must disclose the identities of clients backing their campaigns in certain filings, aiming to increase transparency around shareholder activism and reduce hidden influence in corporate battles.
** Why tech investors are reevaluating AI investments
** The article discusses how tech investors are rethinking their AI bets amid concerns about high valuations, unclear returns, and rising costs. As enthusiasm cools, investors are shifting focus from hype to practical applications, profitability, and companies with clearer paths to revenue.
** Meta AI image detector fails to identify some of its own cropped AI images, Reuters analysis finds
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Wall Street ends higher as investors turn to earnings season
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** California cannot seek damages from 23andMe successor over 2023 data breach
** Californiaâs attorney general cannot seek damages from the company that bought 23andMeâs assets after its bankruptcy for a 2023 data breach, according to a court ruling. The decision limits state claims related to the breach and follows the companyâs restructuring and asset sale.
** Holtec Nuclear Corporation files for U.S. IPO
** Holtec Nuclear Corporation has filed for an initial public offering in the U.S., aiming to list its shares and raise capital. The company, which focuses on nuclear energy equipment and services, is moving toward a public market debut as demand for nuclear solutions grows.
** New York Times countersues US employment agency over DEI lawsuit
** The New York Times has filed a countersuit against a US employment agency, pushing back against a lawsuit centered on its diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. The dispute adds to growing legal and political pressure on DEI programs, with the Times arguing the agencyâs claims are unfounded.
** Italyâs industrial output ends three-month positive streak with May decline
** Italyâs industrial production fell in May, ending a three-month run of gains and signaling renewed weakness in manufacturing. The drop suggests the sector remains under pressure despite recent improvement, as output slipped after a brief recovery.
** Greek industrial output rises 3.9% in May
** Greeceâs industrial production rose 3.9% in May compared with the same month a year earlier, according to the statistical authority. The increase was driven by higher output in manufacturing, mining, and electricity supply, although some sectors recorded declines. The figure suggests that industrial activity in the country continued to gain momentum.
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** Italyâs industrial output declines 0.3% in May
** Italyâs industrial production fell 0.3% in May, signaling continued weakness in the manufacturing sector. The decline suggests the countryâs industrial activity remains under pressure amid softer demand and broader economic uncertainty.
** French inflation rises 2.0% in June
** Franceâs annual inflation rate increased to 2.0% in June, up from 1.9% in May, according to preliminary data. The rise was driven mainly by services and food prices, while energy costs continued to fall. The figure suggests inflation is holding near the European Central Bankâs target.
** Franceâs June inflation falls 0.3% monthly, rises 2.0% yearly
** Franceâs consumer prices declined 0.3% in June from May, while annual inflation stood at 2.0%, according to preliminary data. The drop was driven mainly by lower energy and manufactured goods prices, partially offset by rising service costs and food prices.
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** Swedish digital solutions firm reports Q2 sales beat
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** Swedish inflation expectations edge higher, central bank survey shows
** Swedenâs inflation expectations have risen slightly in a central bank survey, suggesting that households and businesses see price pressures edging up. The findings add to the Riksbankâs challenge as it weighs the pace of future interest-rate moves amid still-uncertain economic conditions.
** German inflation slows to 2.4% in June from Mayâs 2.7%
** German inflation eased to 2.4% in June from 2.7% in May, according to preliminary data. The slowdown was driven mainly by lower energy prices, though food and services remained expensive. The figures suggest price pressures are cooling, but inflation is still above the European Central Bankâs 2% target.
** BlackRock lists top 10 geopolitical risks
** BlackRock identified the top 10 geopolitical risks likely to shape markets and the global economy, highlighting tensions, conflict, and policy uncertainty. The list underscores how rising geopolitical fragmentation could affect growth, inflation, energy, trade, and investor sentiment.
** Trump administration doubts prospects for Iran nuclear deal, WSJ reports
** The Trump administration is reportedly skeptical that a new nuclear deal with Iran can be reached, according to the WSJ. Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts, officials doubt the talks will produce a breakthrough, reflecting deep gaps between the two sides over Iranâs nuclear program and sanctions.
** Fed again promises to deliver price stability in semiannual monetary policy report
** The Federal Reserve reiterated its commitment to restoring price stability in its semiannual monetary policy report, signaling continued efforts to combat inflation through tighter monetary policy.
** U.S. Treasury bonds fall as tensions with Iran raise inflation concerns
** U.S. Treasury bond prices fell as rising tensions with Iran increased worries about higher inflation and a possible spike in oil prices. Investors moved away from bonds amid expectations that geopolitical risks could pressure markets and complicate the outlook for interest rates.
** Wall Street climbs, oil slides as investors bet on AI growth over Middle East tensions
** U.S. stocks rose as investors looked past Middle East tensions and focused on AI-driven growth. Oil prices fell after earlier spikes, easing fears of a wider conflict. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all gained, with tech shares helping lift the market.
Iran denies requesting talks with US, defies Trump
Iran rejected claims that it had sought talks with the US, pushing back on President Trumpâs remarks. Tehran said it was not asking for negotiations and maintained its stance against pressure from Washington.
** Investors to contend with a packed week of earnings, CPI, and Iran headlines
** Markets face a busy week as investors digest a flood of earnings reports, the latest U.S. consumer inflation data, and developments related to Iran. The mix of corporate results, economic signals, and geopolitical risk is expected to drive trading and shape expectations for interest rates and market direction.
** U.S. Treasury sanctions financier Ali Ansari, tied to Iranâs supreme leader
** The U.S. Treasury has imposed sanctions on Ali Ansari, describing him as a financial backer linked to Iranâs supreme leader. The move is part of ongoing efforts to pressure Iranâs leadership and target individuals accused of supporting sanctioned networks and activities.
Two Polish central bankers see no rush to cut rates after summer
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Peru central bank warns El Niño raises inflation risks
Peruâs central bank said the El Niño weather pattern could push inflation higher by disrupting food supplies and transportation. It warned that climate-related shocks may slow economic recovery and complicate monetary policy, even as current inflation pressures have eased.
** Bitcoin rebounds above $64k, heads for weekly gain on tech-led rally
** Bitcoin climbed back above $64,000, putting it on course for a weekly gain as a rally in technology stocks lifted risk assets. The move reflected improving investor sentiment, with cryptocurrencies benefiting from renewed demand after recent weakness.
** Bitcoin compresses under $64,600 resistance: Live levels
** Bitcoin is trading in a tight range below $64,600 as buyers and sellers battle for control. The article tracks key support and resistance levels, noting that a breakout above resistance could trigger upward momentum, while a drop below support may lead to further downside. If you want, I can also make it sound more **natural**, **formal**, or **news-style**.
** NOWPayments CEO Kate Lifshits Says Businesses Should Stop Paying for Crypto Payouts
** The article argues that businesses should avoid paying for crypto payouts, highlighting concerns about costs, complexity, and operational inefficiencies. It presents NOWPayments CEO Kate Lifshitsâ view that companies are better off not using direct crypto payouts and should consider more practical payment solutions instead.
** TrueDAO Raises $10 Million in Strategic Funding to Accelerate AI-Powered Financial Infrastructure
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** Bitcoin outlook hinges on clarity around Strategyâs new approach: analyst
** The article says Bitcoinâs outlook depends on investors getting clarity about Strategyâs new approach, which could affect market confidence and BTC sentiment. Analysts are watching how the companyâs changes influence demand, positioning, and broader crypto market expectations.
** Bitcoin rises nearly 2%, tops $63k as risk sentiment improves, oil prices fall
** Bitcoin climbed nearly 2% above $63,000 as improving risk appetite lifted markets and oil prices declined. The move reflects a broader shift toward risk assets amid easing geopolitical and market concerns.
** Bybit PWM BTC Funds Post 4.9% Growth in 60-Day Annualized Return as Bybit Expands BTC Yield Suite for Holders
** Bybit Private Wealth Management said its BTC funds delivered a 4.9% annualized return over the past 60 days, as Bybit broadens its BTC yield offerings for holders. The expansion aims to give users more ways to earn on Bitcoin through structured, yield-focused products while maintaining an emphasis on wealth management solutions.
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** Cantor Fitzgerald SPAC and Adam Backâs Bitcoin firm scrap merger
** Cantor Fitzgeraldâs SPAC and Adam Backâs Bitcoin company have abandoned their planned merger. The decision ends a deal that would have taken the Bitcoin-focused firm public through the blank-check vehicle.
** Bitcoin falls as risk sentiment is hit by U.S. strikes against Iran, tech sell-off
** Bitcoin fell as investors moved away from riskier assets after U.S. strikes on Iran heightened geopolitical tensions. The decline came alongside a broader sell-off in tech stocks, reflecting weaker market sentiment and increased demand for safe havens amid uncertainty.
** OpenAI safety chief Heidecke to leave after leadership reshuffle, says Wired
** Wired reports that OpenAIâs safety chief, Dane Heidecke, is leaving after a leadership reshuffle. The move comes amid internal changes to the companyâs AI safety organization and leadership structure.
** Trump administration backs Intel turnaround with customer push
** The Trump administration is supporting Intelâs turnaround efforts by helping the chipmaker win more customers and strengthen its position in the U.S. semiconductor market. The move signals government backing for Intel as it works to regain competitiveness and strengthen domestic chip production.
** MGM Resorts considers Barry Diller takeover proposal, WSJ reports
** MGM Resorts is reportedly considering a takeover proposal from media mogul Barry Diller, according to the *Wall Street Journal*. The report says Diller has expressed interest in acquiring the company, though no deal has been announced and the discussions may not lead to a transaction.
** Cathie Woodâs ARK sees major moves in Coinbase and SpaceX stocks
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** Banzai launches $1 million public stock offering
** Banzai announced a public stock offering expected to raise about $1 million. The company plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including working capital and potential growth initiatives.
** Kelly Louise Morrison makes partial sale of Andersen Corporation, transaction value between $100,001 and $250,000
** Kelly Louise Morrison reported selling part of her stake in Andersen Corporation in a transaction valued between $100,001 and $250,000. The disclosure says it was a partial sale but does not provide additional details about the timing, number of shares, or her remaining holdings.
Tim Moore from North Carolinaâs 14th District sells DoorDash stock
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** Richard Dean, Dr. McCormick of GA-06, Makes Multiple Trades, Including Abbott Laboratories and Intercontinental Exchange
** The article reports that Richard Dean, Dr. McCormick of Georgiaâs 6th District, made multiple stock trades, including transactions involving Abbott Laboratories and Intercontinental Exchange. It highlights recent financial activity and notes that the trades were part of his disclosed investment activity.
** Robert J. Wittman sells Crown Castle Inc. stock from Morgan Stanley account
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** Scott Peters from Californiaâs 50th District Makes Significant Trades in June
** The article reports that Representative Scott Peters of Californiaâs 50th District made notable stock trades in June, drawing attention to his financial activity. It highlights the timing and value of the transactions, suggesting they were significant enough to merit scrutiny amid ongoing concerns about congressional trading.