News Summary - 07/14/2026
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** Death toll from Bangkok bar fire rises to 30 as police probe safety lapses
** Survivors and first reporters said the barâs doors were locked and emergency exits were not clearly marked, raising concerns about safety lapses as investigators probe the deadly fire.
** Australian police release unseen photos 25 years after British backpacker murder
** Police have released previously unseen photos in the 25-year-old case of British backpacker Peter Falconioâs murder, hoping they will trigger new memories and help locate his body.
** How the US Commerce Secretaryâs Epstein links were uncovered by a British whistleblower
** British whistleblower Simon Andriesz uncovered Howard Lutnickâs links to Jeffrey Epstein by identifying them in publicly released Epstein files.
** US judge voids Donald Trump's $1.8bn settlement with IRS that gave him immunity from tax audits
** A judge voided Donald Trumpâs $1.8bn settlement with the IRS, saying the case was filed for improper purposes. The judge also referred a Trump attorney for possible disciplinary action. If you want, I can also **simplify it**, **rewrite it in more natural English**, or **translate it into another language**.
** Colombian national killed by ICE agent during operation in Maine
** An undocumented migrant was fatally shot by an immigration agent in Houston, coming less than a week after a similar incident involving a Colombian national killed by an ICE agent during an operation in Maine.
Identity of Sydney daycare worker facing 329 child abuse offences revealed
Hamish Tait is accused of abusing 136 children across five childcare facilities over a 16-year period.
** Bison rams grandfather in Yellowstone National Park, knocking him several metres into the air
** A grandfather and his grandson were apparently at a safe distance from a bison in Yellowstone National Park when the animal suddenly charged at them, chased them down, and struck the man hard enough to throw him several metres into the air.
** US burrito giant Chipotle opens first outlet in Mexico
** Other US fast-food brands have struggled to succeed in the countries where the dishes they serve originated.
** Hungaryâs parliament votes to remove president from office
** TamĂĄs Sulyok was widely seen as a loyalist of former prime minister Viktor OrbĂĄn, who lost power in April after 16 years.
** Briton tells of surviving Spain wildfire in car as wife and friends died trying to run to safety
** Malcolm Timbrell survived a devastating wildfire in Spain by sheltering in his car, while his wife and friends are believed to have died after trying to flee on foot.
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** Lindsey Graham's sister chosen as replacement after senator's death
** South Carolinaâs governor appointed the senatorâs younger sister to complete the remainder of his term after his death on Saturday.
** At least 28 killed, 25 critically injured after fire engulfs Bangkok bar
** Firefighters arrived at a bar in Bangkokâs Chatuchak district and found patrons fleeing through flames as the fire engulfed the venue.
** Volkswagen is planning to cut up to 100,000 jobs worldwide
** The Volkswagen Group, including Porsche and Audi, is facing pressure from falling profits and fierce competition in China, which is driving plans for major job cuts across its global operations.
** UK-Switzerland deal to scrap roaming charges and allow Britons to use e-gates
** The UK has signed a new services deal with Switzerland, which it says could boost exports by ÂŁ5.2 billion a year in the long run.
** German court convicts Iraqi couple of enslaving Yazidi girls
** A German court has convicted an Iraqi couple, identified as Twana H.S. and Asia R. A., for enslaving Yazidi girls after they left Germany in 2015 and joined the Islamic State group in Iraq.
Wildfire raging south of Paris may have been deliberately set, says minister
Franceâs interior minister said the wildfire south of Paris may have been started deliberately. Two people have been arrested in connection with the blaze.
Sudanâs paramilitary RSF chief sentenced to death over war crimes
Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo was convicted in absentia, along with 15 RSF commanders and allies.
** Ted Lasso actor FernĂĄndez makes professional debut
** Cristo FernĂĄndez, known for his role in *Ted Lasso*, made his professional football debut for American second-tier club El Paso Locomotive.
** Men disguised as police kill Ecuadorean drug lord's brother
** David MacĂas, the brother of alleged drug lord âEl Fito,â was killed by men disguised as police, according to the article. El Fito is currently awaiting trial in the United States.
** Infantino opens door to 64-team World Cup
** Plans for a 64-team menâs World Cup will be reviewed in detail after the 2026 tournament, according to FIFA president Gianni Infantino. He said football should be âfor the whole world,â signaling openness to further expansion of the global competition.
** South Africa says more than 53,000 foreigners deported in migration campaign
** South Africa is stepping up enforcement against undocumented migrants following widespread anti-immigration protests, with authorities deporting more than 53,000 foreign nationals as part of the campaign.
** Heavy rains and flash floods in Bangladesh leave 51 dead
** Heavy rains have caused widespread flash floods and landslides across Bangladesh, leaving 51 people dead and displacing thousands of residents, who have lost their homes.
** A versatile actor whose roles went far beyond *Jurassic Park* â Sam Neill dies aged 78
** The actor built up a long list of screen credits over a five-decade career.
** Health concerns as frail Indian activist on hunger strike loses 8.2 kg
** The environmental activist has been on a hunger strike for 16 days and is becoming visibly weaker, raising concerns about his health.
** SpaceXâs IPO made history. One month later, has it lost momentum?
** One month after SpaceXâs stock market debut, the companyâs current revenue model is becoming clearer, drawing renewed attention to how the firm actually makes money and whether its post-IPO momentum is still holding up.
** New era for Gibraltar with the removal of 118-year-old border controls with Spain
** Gibraltar and Spain are set to end long-standing border controls, allowing freer movement between the territory and Spain. The change is expected to strengthen cross-border travel and trade, and officials hope it will provide an economic boost to Gibraltar.
** How Indian scientists are mapping the brain's last frontier
** Indiaâs new brainstem atlas gives scientists a detailed map of one of the brainâs least understood regions, helping advance research into brain structure and function.
The Chinese graduate accused of being Mexicoâs âfentanyl kingâ
Cartel members and former colleagues say Zhang Zhidong allegedly played a key role in connecting Chinese chemical suppliers with Mexican drug labs, helping facilitate fentanyl production and trafficking.
** 10 Years of PokĂ©mon Go and the Millions Still Trying to Catch âEm All
** Michael Steranka, vice president at PokĂ©mon Go owner Scopely, says the gameâs core purpose has always been to bring people together.
** Watch: Horses evacuated as fire approaches riding centre near Paris
** The Fontainebleau forest fire, described by officials as being of âexceptional scale,â is still burning for a second day.
People flee Bangkok bar as huge flames shoot out from doorway
At least 28 people were killed and 25 critically injured after a fire tore through a bar in a popular district of Bangkok.
** Watch: At the scene where Bangkok's deadly bar fire unfolded
** The BBCâs South East Asia correspondent visits the site of a deadly bar fire in Thailand, where at least 27 people were killed. **Translation:** **The BBCâs South East Asia correspondent visits the site of a deadly bar fire in Thailand, where at least 27 people were killed.** Both lines are already in English. If you want, I can also **paraphrase them in simpler English** or **translate them into another language**.
** âThis landscape is completely charredâ: Inside the village at the epicentre of Spainâs wildfires
** BBC reporter Nick Beake visits BĂ©dar, where Spainâs wildfires have destroyed homes and turned the landscape into a âsea of black,â highlighting the devastation at the fireâs epicentre.
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** The Government arrives at the first budget test without guaranteed support, while its partners and the opposition interpret the situation as a sign of the possible end of the legislature.
** Fiery World Cup semifinals: Spain takes on France, its biggest rival, with a very special incentive
** Spain reaches the World Cup semifinals for the second time in its history and faces France, led by Kylian Mbappé, in a highly heated rivalry clash. La Roja will look to take a historic step toward the final with a special incentive.
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** Spain would face France in the World Cup semifinals, after the French team eliminated Morocco in the quarterfinals.
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** Luis de la Fuente has only one doubt for Spainâs match against France: whether to keep FabiĂĄn in midfield or restore Pedri to the starting lineup.
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** UGT labor lawyers answer readersâ questions about sick leave in their labor advice column, clarifying doubts about rights and common situations during temporary disability.
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** Lawyer JosĂ© AnĂbal Ălvarez confirmed before Judge Pedraz that JosĂ© Luis Ăbalos and Leire DĂez met in his office, although he was not present and does not know what the two talked about.
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** Borja SĂ©mper says the PP will continue pointing out what is not working and proposing alternatives, even if they are âcontroversial,â following the controversy generated by FeijĂłoâs proposal on workplace absenteeism. The party says it is seeking to offer an alternative to a Government it considers to have been very poorly managed.
** âPrisonersâ in their own homes for not having an elevator: âItâs been two years since I only go out to go to the doctorâ
** In Spain, about 100,000 people with disabilities live isolated in buildings without elevators, which limits their mobility and causes them loneliness and dependence. Some can barely leave their homes, except to go to the doctor.
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** The article provides live coverage of the final running of the bulls of San FermĂn 2026, featuring the Jandilla bulls, known for their speed and danger, which mark the end of the festival.
** The butcher shop that has managed to become the leader among Spainâs supermarkets: âAlways low pricesâ
** The company has transformed retail distribution in Spain and has become the sector leader, with a market share of over 37%.
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** The EU and the United Kingdom sign the Gibraltar Treaty today, the final step in the Brexit process. The agreement means the removal of the border fence and marks the definitive end of a negotiation that has lasted almost 10 years.
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** The former couple has cut off all communication after he decided to leave the rented home where they were living together, a move that would have accelerated the breakup and the cancellation of the wedding.
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** The singer responded on social media to statements made by Spain national team goalkeeper Unai SimĂłn, indirectly referring to an interview of hers.
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** After a fall in 2019, Lino began practicing mindfulness and meditation during his recovery. At 63, he turned that experience into a new vocation and now works as an instructor, leaving behind his career as a tax and labor advisor.
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** Washington announced the blockade of Iranian ports and demanded 20% of the value of cargoes passing through the Strait of Hormuz, intensifying pressure on Tehran as the attacks and regional escalation continue.
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** Trump pointed out that the U.S. does not need Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, or Kuwait, and said the country has more oil than any other. He argued that Washington is spending money protecting them from Iran and suggested they should pay for that support.
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** Trump defended maintaining economic and military pressure on Iran until reaching a deal favorable to Washington, saying Iran still wanted to continue negotiating even though the two countries had already reached an agreement.
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** Marta GĂłmez Montero has returned as a contributor to *Malas Lenguas* on La 2 after her controversial departure. In her comeback, she defended the importance of respect and received the support of the host, leaving the tensions with Cintora behind.
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** The former mayor of Sant Feliu de GuĂxols and former Junts deputy in the Catalan Parliament was arrested for masturbating in front of minors at a swimming pool, according to the available information. He was later released.
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** A portable sanctuary identified as the Tabernacle, where according to the Bible the Ark of the Covenant was kept, may have been found in the West Bank. The remains discovered would correspond to the structure that protected the mythical gold-covered chest.
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** A woman was found seriously injured, covered in blood and with bruises, in the street in front of her home, and was helped by neighbors. Police arrested her partner as the alleged perpetrator of the assault.
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** The wife of the Prime Minister personally handed over her passport this Sunday at the courts of Plaza de Castilla. Judge Peinado is asking her for evidence proving that she used it only to travel to London for her daughterâs graduation.
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** Latest news on the forest fires in Spain, with updates on the evolution of the Los Gallardos fire (AlmerĂa), which has left 13 dead, and the Teruel fire, which has already been contained.
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** Baroness Thyssen has had to stop her projects, including her memoir book, after suffering hypoxia and experiencing difficulty speaking. Her health condition means these initiatives will be temporarily postponed until she recovers.
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** A woman was seriously injured after falling from a fourth floor at number 110 on Calle General Riera in Palma, around 2:45 a.m.
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** Authorities have not revealed why the 13 men married the woman or whether they ever lived with her.
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** Writer and RAE academic Luis Goytisolo has died at the age of 91. Born in Barcelona, he was awarded the National Literature Prize in 1992 and the National Prize for Spanish Literature in 2013.
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** 20minutos launches its summer contest to choose the best beach in Spain for 2026.
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** 20minutos launches its 2026 edition to choose the best beach in Spain, and this time invites readers to vote for their favorite beach on the Canary Islands coast.
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** 20minutos launches the vote to choose Spainâs best beach of 2026. Readers will choose among 10 coastlines; the two most voted will move on to the final, and only one will be the winner.
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** Alberto Chicote has received the **Premio Especial Creadores** and said he feels proud to give a voice to people who have been ignored by others.
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** The 20th edition of the 20minutos Creators Awards has recognized Pablo Gil with the âMi Bolsilloâ prize for his work as a pioneer of stock market analysis in Spain and for being a leading figure in financial education.
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** Influencer Nachter has donated his check to a foundation that supports children in care centers. He explained that the decision comes from a personal motivation, as he and his wife are unable to have children.
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** The Tomillo Foundation has spent more than 40 years supporting young people in vulnerable situations and their families through training, career guidance, and psychological support, helping them develop their talent and build a better future.
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** In Spain, 91% of people with disabilities say they encounter barriers to enjoying cultural and recreational activities. A concert brought together more than 300 attendees, and the funds raised will be allocated to FEDER programs to support the community of patients with rare diseases.
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** The investigation into the case took a turn this Monday, when British counterterrorism police took over the inquiry.
** With a Madrid accent, a fan of La Roja, and in love with a Spanish actress: this is Josh Hutchersonâs life
** Josh Hutcherson, known for *The Hunger Games*, has been in a relationship with Spanish actress Claudia Traisac for 13 years. The actor currently lives in Madrid, where he has adapted so much that he even speaks with a Madrid accent and declares himself a fan of La Roja.
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** Paddy Pimblett raised his profile after defeating the âGod of Warâ by submission in just 52 seconds in the UFC 329 co-main event. After the win, he challenged Topuria again and said that many had counted him out before this breakthrough.
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** Created in 2009, the Princesa de Girona Awards recognize young talents in fields such as culture and research.
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** PolinyĂ achieved the best score of the new edition of âGrand Prixâ in its debut against Cantalejo, winning by a margin of 17 points over the team from Segovia.
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** Lactalis Puleva reported major measurable progress in 2025 across decarbonization, animal welfare, responsible packaging, nutritional innovation, and commitment to people, highlighting its progress toward a more sustainable business model.
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** The energy company Cox, chaired by Enrique Riquelme, is considering expanding into Morocco and is looking to enter one of the major water projects under development in North Africa: the new Tangier desalination plant.
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** The actor appeared on the podcast *My Life in Movies* and recounted one of the most difficult moments of his personal life, explaining how that anguish ended up influencing the creation of one of his most beloved characters.
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** Street style confirms that football jerseys are one of the coolest pieces of the summer, and theyâre being worn as a key trend to achieve a current, insider look.
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** The article highlights that changing certain everyday habits can reduce the risk of developing some types of cancer and, in addition, promote a healthier life.
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** China has developed LineShine, a supercomputer that has become the most powerful in the world, surpassing the United States and breaking performance records.
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** The article presents unique and extravagant hotels around the world for those looking for more than just a place to stay. These places offer unforgettable and distinctive travel experiences, making the stay an essential part of the journey itself.
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** Baldoria, the restaurant of Ciro Cristiano, has once again appeared in the â50 Top Pizza Europa 2026â ranking, reaffirming its place among the best pizzerias on the continent.
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** MG presented two electric prototypes at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed that preview the brandâs future. Both concept cars showcase the next design direction and technologies MG plans to incorporate into its future models.
** RubĂ©n Sierra: âThe superpower of making it to the end of the month would be wonderful and surely the most magical and inexplicable of allâ
** The article centers on RubĂ©n Sierraâs remark that having the âsuperpowerâ of making it through to the end of the month financially would be wonderful and perhaps the most magical and inexplicable power of all, highlighting everyday economic struggles and the desire for financial stability.
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** Paniniâs sticker album is enjoying an unexpected success in this World Cup edition, bringing together hundreds of people every weekend in parks across Argentina to trade stickers.
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** Alexander Sorloth, of Atlético Madrid, received serious threats along with his partner after missing a clear chance that could have given Norway the win against England in the World Cup quarterfinals.
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** The former director of the Tax Agency acknowledges a âregrettable errorâ in not detecting in time a possible fraud involving Zapateroâs business partner, although she denies that her departure from office was linked to the tax investigation related to the former prime minister.
** Father of a three-year-old boy who died after falling from a hotel window is arrested
** The father of the child who died after falling from a hotel window has been arrested and is being investigated for the alleged offense of negligent homicide. In addition, his possible responsibility in the duty of care for the minor is being examined.
** The name of BĂ©dar
** The threat of fire will persist and grow in intensity over time.
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** Having a job no longer guarantees a significant improvement in living standards or provides the security needed to plan for the future.
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** Forest fires destroy homes, landscapes, and lives, underscoring the urgency of prevention. The tragedy highlights collective responsibility in the face of rural abandonment and climate change.
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** The text compares the lack of attention given to ravines and dry streambeds during the DANA with the neglect of mountain areas. It points out the need to review the condition of forests and strengthen warning systems to prevent fires and other risks.
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** The accused confessed to having murdered his partner and moved the body along a dirt road to a rural area, where he hid it inside a well.
** Zambi dies, one of the oldest female elephants at CabĂĄrceno Park, after a fight within the herd
** Zambi, one of the oldest female elephants at CabĂĄrceno Park and about 50 years old, has died after failing to survive the injuries suffered in a fight within the herd.
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** A truck carrying fuel collided with several cars on the AP-7, causing a fire and a fatal accident in BenahavĂs. Two people died and seven others were injured.
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** The government has admitted that the National Intelligence Centre intercepted the phones of former CUP lawmakers Carles Ribera and David FernĂ ndez for two and a half years and one and a half years, respectively, with authorization from the Supreme Court.
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** In summer, when solar panels generate more energy, the compensation price drops significantly. This widens the gap with the free market and can cause households with self-consumption to lose more than 120 euros a year.
** Looking for a cheap house? The most affordable municipalities in each autonomous community
** A study by Idealista points out that the cheapest town in Spain is located in CĂłrdoba, highlighting it as the most economical option in the country for buying a home.
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** In 1976, a Spanish TV miniseries premiered that adapted Homerâs work with a fun and educational tone, designed to bring the story of *The Odyssey* closer to younger viewers.
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** This weekâs plan offers a summer menu that is budget-friendly, easy to follow, and healthy, with simple recipes ideal for hot days.
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** This quiz is designed for those who enjoy mental challenges and prefer to think before answering. It includes 10 new questions designed to test the readerâs logic and mental agility.
** How to help a girl who witnessed her grandfatherâs death: we answer this and other questions
** 20minutos presents a new installment of its Psychology advice column to address common doubts and difficulties. In this edition, topics include how to help a girl who witnessed her grandfatherâs death, along with other emotional well-being questions.
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** 20bien has launched its Wellness Mailbox, a space for readers to share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather personal experiences that can serve as inspiration and help for other people interested in improving their well-being.
** 20minutos puts Ciudadano20 at your service, the reader channel to take part in the news and report any story that may be investigated. Write to us and tell us what topics should be covered.
** 20minutos introduces Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to send in topics, reports, and stories that can be investigated, and to actively participate in the news.
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** The death toll from the DANA has risen to 231 after a judge added the case of a man who died from a heart attack. According to the report, the victim was in bed, frightened by what was happening, and complained of dizziness, anxiety, and stomach pain.
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** A woman was seriously injured after falling from a fourth floor at number 110 on Calle General Riera in Palma around 2:45 a.m.
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** No details have been released about the victim or how the shooting in the United States occurred, in which ICE is allegedly believed to have been involved. The available information is limited, and the context of the incident is still unknown.
** The five proven habits that improve older adultsâ cognitive health
** A study followed older adults for two years and found that certain practices can improve their cognitive health. The research identified five habits with positive effects, although the text does not specify what they are.
** Aitana and âEl Mago Popâ have bought a theater in Barcelona together to support new talent
** Singer Aitana and illusionist âEl Mago Pop,â both born in Barcelona, have joined forces to buy a theater in the city. Their goal is to help establish Barcelona as a cultural reference point and support new artistic talent.
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** The free Victor EspinĂłs service has been operating in Madrid since 1919 and offers 450 instruments available for loan, as well as soundproof booths for group rehearsals or for playing piano, drums, and harp. The violin is the most requested instrument and is available in several sizes.
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** Thousands of professionals who chose a mutual insurance scheme decades ago are now facing pensions far lower than expected. They hope that the transfer to RETA will allow them to correct their situation and avoid having to keep working indefinitely to make up for the loss of income.
** Katiuska and Josu bring the circus to children after the double earthquake in Venezuela: âTheir innocence must be restoredâ
** In Venezuela, 18,437 people are still living in 94 temporary camps set up by the government after the double earthquake. Katiuska and Josu bring circus activities to children to help them recover a sense of normalcy and the innocence lost after the disaster.
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** RamĂłn GarcĂa returns to host La 1âs village competition, now joined by Gorka RodrĂguez, who makes his debut with nerves and excitement. The show is back, promising fun and a memorable summer for viewers.
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** *El Grand Prix* has returned strongly, standing out for a new feature that turns a limitation into an advantage for television. The article highlights the showâs comeback and how this innovation brings freshness and value to its format.
** *âAnd Now Sonsolesâ denounces an attempted fraud against the show: âWe have spoken with the scammersâ*
** The show reported an alleged phone scam attempt after receiving a fake bank SMS. The program investigated how the fraud works and even contacted the supposed scammers to show how they operate.
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** Chenoa returns to host âDog House,â last summerâs breakout show that seeks homes for dogs without owners. Its return will air after Spainâs match.
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** La 1 will air the last show from Broncano and his team this Thursday, July 16. The season finale comes earlier than expected because of the summer schedule, and the program will return next season with a change of location.
** Lily Jay, from âcharity influencerâ to fraud: her humanitarian work under suspicion after AI use is discovered in her videos
** The Australian influencer announced on social media the opening of an orphanage in Uganda and a bakery in Gaza through her foundation, but her humanitarian work came under suspicion after it was discovered that her videos may have been generated using artificial intelligence.
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** Antonio Rossi said on *De lunes a viernes* that Anabel Pantojaâs birthday made clear the bad relationship between her mother and David RodrĂguez, as, according to him, they did not greet each other during the celebration.
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** Bruno Mars surprised fans at his Madrid concert by pulling out a ham, cutting a slice, and eating it while singing, as a gesture of tribute to Spain. The moment coincided with the day of Spainâs match and victory against Belgium.
** Tamara, Michuâs sister, responds to Gloria Camila: âShe washes her hands of itâ
** Tamara, Michuâs sister, has responded to Gloria Camila after her remarks on *El verano se mueve*, rebutting several of the points the commentator had made and criticizing her attitude, as she believes she is âwashing her hands ofâ the matter.
** From TV Sets to Social Media: This Is Aurah Ruizâs New Life After *Big Brother*
** Aurah Ruiz has moved from television to social media, where she now shares motherhood tips and content aimed at adults.
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** Aless Lecquio died in 2020, five years after creating Polar Marketing with a friend, a business venture focused on offering a new way of understanding advertising and digital marketing.
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** An Israeli soldier has been disciplined after appearing alongside streamer Clavicular during one of his livestreams. The spread of the scene sparked controversy and triggered an internal investigation into her conduct and the image of the Armed Forces.
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** RocĂo Crusset and Charlie Schein got married in New York on May 30. The model has shared two previously unseen photos from that day with her father, Carlos Herrera.
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** Lenin Peña mourns his boyfriend after spending 17 days searching for him beneath the rubble of their collapsed building. He says they had hoped to stay together forever, expressing deep grief over the tragic loss.
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** The comments allude to Mario GonzĂĄlezâs romantic past, Claudia MartĂnezâs current partner, and his previous relationship with Sheila, the mother of his son Hugo.
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** Spain will play one of the most important matches in its history this Tuesday, when it faces France in the World Cup semifinals. The clash promises to be decisive, with La Roja looking to spring a surprise against one of the tournamentâs top favorites.
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** Unai SimĂłn spoke in an interview with COPE about the great quality of the Spanish national team squad. His response about Pedri being on the bench was widely praised, highlighting that the competition in the team is very strong, even for goalkeepers like David Raya and Joan GarcĂa.
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** The Murcia-born tennis player has not played in the last two Grand Slams because of an injury to his right wrist, which affects his position in the ATP ranking after Wimbledon.
** Mourinho kicks off his new project at Madrid: preseason begins with medical tests
** José Mourinho is already working at Valdebebas in charge of Real Madrid, where he has begun his new project. On this first day of preseason, he has eleven first-team players, who are starting their medical examinations and pre-season preparations.
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** Gaethje thinks Paddy Pimblettâs unusual style makes him a difficult opponent and believes he could beat Topuria. He points out that the Brit moves with strange and unexpected angles, which makes the fight harder.
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** After overcoming osteosarcoma at age seven, Nico Adega has become a world and European champion in paracanoe. His story highlights his personal resilience and how sport allows him to leave his limitations behind.
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** 30% of people with disabilities see AI as a threat to their employment and fear it could reinforce bias in hiring processes. In contrast, 60.2% consider it an opportunity to improve their employability.
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** Spain made history at the Special Olympics Unified Football World Cup Paris 2026 by being crowned champions of Division 3. The tournament brought together 24 national teams from around the world, and the Spanish team returns home with its first medal in this competition.
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** Elena GarcĂa brought her project, recognized with the Creators Award, to the Almagro International Classical Theatre Festival. The presentation included a sign language interpreter, hearing loop, and simultaneous subtitles, highlighting a real commitment to accessibility and inclusion.
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** Arval increased its profit by 48% to a new record, driven by growth in its fleet to 256,000 vehicles. The company expects 2026 to maintain this upward trend thanks to demand that remains at high levels.
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** Experts say restoring burned land takes years. They recommend, when possible, using the burned wood and protecting the soil from erosion with barriers and straw mulch to help the forest recover.
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** The Mexican Amodio brothers strengthen their position in OHLA by buying a 7.2% stake from Andrés Holzer for 44 million euros. With this transaction, they raise their ownership to 28.8% and consolidate their status as reference shareholders of the infrastructure group.
** Carrefour awards the best innovations of the year in consumer goods
** Carrefour recognized the best innovations of the year in consumer goods after a vote by 20,000 customers, employees, and partners of El Club Carrefour, in addition to the final selection by an independent jury.
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** CEOE warns that increasing VAT on hotels and restaurants, as urged by Brussels, would push tourists to other Mediterranean countries, harm businesses and jobs, and fail to generate the expected tax revenue.
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** Monterrey aims to make the most of the World Cup in the same way Barcelona did with the 1992 Olympics, drawing inspiration from the âBarcelona, get prettyâ campaign to maximize the eventâs legacy. The Mexican city hopes to use the sporting event to drive urban improvements and multiply its tourism impact beyond the tournament.
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** The actor had a funny moment when he met a historian who shares his same name. The coincidence led to humor and surprise, as both Tom Hollands posed together and joked that the universe could âimplodeâ because of the encounter.
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** The upcoming *Star Wars* movie starring Ryan Gosling will break a 50-year tradition in the saga. According to the teaser, the villain of *Starfighter* will be at the center of a twist never before seen in the franchise, marking an important change in the way these stories are told.
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** The team behind the popular Netflix series has bid farewell to Sam Neill, who played Chester Campbell in the first two seasons of *Peaky Blinders*, expressing their gratitude for his role in the show.
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** The series, created by Arturo PĂ©rez-Reverte, has two seasons and 82 episodes in total. Although short in the number of seasons, it offers a large number of episodes, and all of them were supervised by the author himself.
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** Christopher Nolan is $700 million away from becoming one of the highest-grossing filmmakers in history. His next film, *The Odyssey*, could help push him into that exclusive group in Hollywood.
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** According to recent INE data, 12,135 people died in Spain from pneumonia in 2025, nearly 9% more than in 2024.
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** In just a few days, this diet can reduce abdominal bloating and improve digestion thanks to a higher intake of fresh foods and fermented products.
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** The FernĂĄndez-Vega Ophthalmological Institute warns that eye conditions increase in summer because of the sun, swimming pools, and wind. It recommends always washing your hands before touching your eyes and not sharing personal items to reduce the risk of irritation or infection.
** Sarcoma: the cancer with the greatest therapeutic need affects 2,600 people a year in Spain
** The CRIS Against Cancer Foundation is promoting national and international projects to improve diagnosis and accelerate the treatment of sarcomas, a type of cancer that affects about 2,600 people a year in Spain.
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** An analysis found that smelling dark chocolate reduced feelings of hunger and the desire to eat, and also increased feelings of fullness in people who were exercising.
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** Psychologist Alba Cardalda explains that a real boundary only works if, when it is not respected, a clear and appropriate consequence is applied. If the person who sets it does not respond, then it is not an effective boundary.
** The rebellion against infinite scrolling: searches for turntables increase by 311% and for vinyl records by 147%
** Spain, despite its high digital connectivity, is showing a growing interest in experiences with limits and a more analog feel. This trend is reflected in the sharp increase in searches for turntables and vinyl records, driven by the desire for a more tangible and less endless relationship with technology.
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** OpenAI has announced that ChatGPT is once again available on WhatsApp for users in the European Economic Area and Switzerland.
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** The HONOR Magic V6 strengthens the brandâs offering in book-style foldable phones, standing out especially for its screens and battery. The article highlights that HONOR continues refining an already solid device, with small tweaks and improvements to establish it as a serious contender in this segment.
** Japan wants to deploy 10 million robots: they will care for the elderly and work in industry
** Japan aims to create a technological foundation so robots can operate in real-world situations in different places, not just in industrial settings. The goal is to boost their large-scale use for tasks such as caring for older adults and working in factories.
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** HMD revives the style of the old Nokia phones with basic, inexpensive, and easy-to-use devices, but adds a dedicated artificial intelligence button to bring in modern features without losing simplicity.
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** They review the best outfits Queen Letizia has worn to the Princess of Girona Awards over more than a decade, highlighting everything from a jewel dress to a low-cost, discounted option.
** Ădolo Awards 2026: the date and possible dress code of the most anticipated gala for influencers are revealed
** The Premios Ădolo 2026 gala will take place on December 2 and, for the first time, will be held in Barcelona. The event, considered the most important in the influencer world, will once again bring together the most prominent figures in the industry on a highly anticipated red carpet for its looks.
**âSkinificationâ or How Skincare Ingredients Manage to Benefit the Skin**
âSkinificationâ is the trend of bringing skincare ingredients and benefits into hair care. Dermatologist Leire Barrutia explains how these active ingredients aim to improve the health of the hair and scalp with more effective formulas focused on addressing specific needs.
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** Creatine, once associated only with sports, has become popular as a supplement for many women, especially during menopause, because of its possible benefits beyond physical performance.
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** Jelly sandals, iconic in the 1990s, are making a comeback as a summer trend. Comfortable and versatile, theyâre ideal for the beach, the pool, or walking around the city, bringing back the nostalgic style that marked many peopleâs childhoods.
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** Zara, Mango, H&M, and Cortefiel offer white dresses that make summer looks easy. The garment remains a summer staple thanks to its versatility and freshness, with options from several brands to complete simple and elegant outfits.
** Jalen Brunsonâs jersey from the NBA Finals is auctioned for one million dollars
** The jersey worn by Jalen Brunson in the NBA Finals was auctioned for more than one million dollars, setting a record for the New York Knicks.
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** Under the slogan **âSecond chance, first choice,â** the competition promotes jewelry projects aimed at reducing the industryâs environmental impact, encouraging innovative ideas such as the use of recycled CDs and research into sustainable gems.
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** Fendi has reopened the exhibition âFendi / Karl Lagerfeld 1985. After Steps Through Work,â originally created in 1985. The exhibition once again highlights the historic collaboration between the Italian fashion house and Karl Lagerfeld, underscoring their creative legacy and impact on fashion.
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** The Princess of Wales wore a pair of exclusive Van Cleef & Arpels jewels from her collection to present the trophy to the Wimbledon champion.
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** Chef Alberto Chicote explains how he prepares patatas bravas, one of the most emblematic dishes of Madrid cuisine, and clarifies that they do not contain tomato. According to his recipe, the sauce is made with sweet paprika, hot paprika, and stock.
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** Paco Roncero, a chef with 2 Michelin stars and 3 Repsol Suns, says the best place to go for tapas is in Madridâs Salamanca district. He describes it as âa good tavern and a good inn,â highlighting its traditional and authentic atmosphere.
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** The text talks about those people who claim theyâre bad at cooking, even though theyâve barely tried making basic dishes like lentils or gazpacho. It suggests simple recipes beyond the typical fried egg to encourage them to cook with confidence.
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** Los Chopos, a roadside restaurant awarded a Repsol âSolete,â has won over several celebrities. Among its loyal customers is Fangoria, who especially praise its doughnuts, which they say are the best they have ever tried, according to the Repsol Guide.
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** A pioneer in serving the most prized wagyu outside Japan, this Japanese restaurant in Madrid also has locations in Barcelona and Paris.
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** The Casa Ysla pastry shop in Granada has been making piononos since 1897, turning this sweet into a Granada classic with more than a century of tradition.
** What to see, do, and eat in what they say is the best city to live in
** The city stands out for its viewpoints, the Atlantic light, and a very unique cuisine, elements that are part of its appeal and charm for those who visit or live there.
** Finland: This is the happiest country in the world, with some of the most beautiful areas
** Finland, despite its unfavorable climate, continues to top the list of the happiest countries in the world year after year. The article suggests that traveling there can help uncover the secret to that happiness and highlights that it has some of the most beautiful areas.
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** Lake waters offer an ideal alternative to the sea for cooling off and enjoying spectacular scenery, especially in EU countries where swimming in lakes is an attractive experience.
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** The article reminds readers that, when staying in a hotel, there are unwritten courtesy rules that help avoid bothering either other guests or the staff.
** The Civil Guard clarifies under what conditions you should drive in summer to avoid fines: âYou can lose control of the pedalsâ
** A traffic officer reminds drivers of five factors they should check before hitting the road in summer to avoid accidents and penalties. The goal is to drive safely, since heat and other elements can affect control of the vehicle, including the pedals.
** Transport explains how mandatory tachographs must be used in vans starting July 1
** The Ministry of Transport clarifies the mandatory use of second-generation tachographs in vans over 2,500 kg engaged in international transport starting July 1. The guide aims to resolve doubts about their installation and compliance for these vehicles.
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** The transporter criticizes some older truck drivers who drive on the limit, even at night and with heavy loads. He doesnât understand their behavior on the road and questions how they are still alive despite the risks they take.
** Basic guide to riding a quad this summer: licenses, speed limits, and the DGT regulations
** To drive a quad, you need an AM, A, or B driving license. Depending on the model, it can reach up to 70 km/h, but not all quads are allowed to travel on every road. The DGT regulations set restrictions and limits that must be respected to drive them legally this summer.
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** Former Civil Guard officer Juan Carlos Toribio criticized the reform on his YouTube channel, which requires motorcyclists to carry a high-visibility reflective vest on their motorcycle, questioning the measure and expressing his disagreement with the new requirement.
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** The Subaru Crosstrek 4Wild is a limited edition of 100 units with an adventurous focus, exclusive design, and AWD traction.
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** The Andalusian Regional Government has placed Constantina, Seville, under alert after detecting circulation of West Nile virus. It is the fifth locality in the region to face this situation this year, following the cases recorded in PulpĂ, Torredonjimeno (JaĂ©n), and Palomares del RĂo.
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** The Government expects to approve, within six months, a draft bill to create an alternative system for granting construction permits. The measure aims to cut processing times from one year to just one month, with the draft bill expected to be ready by December 2026.
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** Manuel Bautista has been summoned to testify on October 9 as a suspect for alleged sexual and workplace harassment of a former councilor.
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** The forensic laboratory will analyze the remains found in a house in Villanueva de Alcardete. According to initial indications, they appear to be a skull with apparent signs of violence.
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** The emblematic statue of Curro, the mascot of Expo â92 and a symbol for many Andalusians, was found in a fountain in Seville after having disappeared last weekend.
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** CatalĂĄ announces the first permanent connection of the former Turia riverbed with the seafront, scheduled for early 2027. She also calls on the central government to carry out the burial of the SerrerĂa railway tracks.
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** Sundayâs storms in Cantabria produced more than 5,000 lightning strikes and affected much of the region, including Santander, the Besaya area, the Pasiegos Valleys, LiĂ©bana, and the eastern coast.
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** Two women and a minor were hit by a car that was reversing in Salamanca. The victims were taken to the Salamanca Hospital Complex.
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** The Ministry of Finance has signed the order to begin preparing the 2027 budget, following the recent formation of the new government. The process starts with the goal of centering the budget on public services.
** Two babies and two adults injured in a crash between a truck and several cars on the A-4 in Dos Hermanas
** Two babies, a 71-year-old man, and a 39-year-old woman were injured in an accident involving a truck and several cars on the A-4 near Dos Hermanas. All were taken by emergency services to Virgen de Valme Hospital.
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** PP and Vox showed unity in committee by voting for their amendments to the Valencian regional government budget and rejecting the oppositionâs proposals. The votes on Housing and Employment include the national priority demanded by Vox.
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** A specialist returned two products after an AI tool told him that the price calculation was incorrect. The case raised concerns about the risks of blindly trusting artificial intelligence, and the expert himself warned that this type of error can be dangerous.
** A potato omelet is forgotten for days, and the astonishing result goes viral
** A person forgot a potato omelet in the oven for four days, and the dish ended up completely covered and consumed by mold. The image of the surprising result went viral.
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** Bryan Johnson claimed that his immune system is âeating awayâ at his stomach, a statement that reflects his controversial attempts to slow aging through extreme treatments, including the use of his sonâs plasma.
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** The rise in pet ownership in Nigeria is driving an important cultural shift, challenging traditional customs and promoting a more responsible coexistence with companion animals.
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** The document brings together legal and operational criteria so that the Police can act in a unified way in response to crimes and offenses related to animal welfare.
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** The National Association of Rabbit Friends indicates that guinea pigs can expel a white liquid from their eyes, which they use during grooming to clean their faces. This phenomenon is usually normal and part of their regular hygiene.
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** The content only invites readers to check yesterdayâs, todayâs, and tomorrowâs horoscope on 20minutos.es.
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** The Iberian Peninsula will witness a solar eclipse again more than a century later, and Asturias will be in the best position to observe it. The astronomical event will be especially well visible from several municipalities in the Principality.
** Tarragona now has the 19 best official places to watch the total solar eclipse: complete list
** The authorities have identified 19 recommended locations in Tarragona to observe the total solar eclipse, including esplanades, marinas, football fields, and fairgrounds, with the aim of making it easier to view the phenomenon safely and in an organized way.
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** It is important to keep the wristband in order to process the refund of any remaining money loaded onto the Mad Cool and BBK Live 2026 cashless system.
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** Cecotec offers an alternative for storing makeup outside the kitchen fridge, providing a practical and specific solution to keep cosmetics such as makeup in a more organized and suitable way.
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** When the heat makes it hard to rest, this tower fan offers a way to cool the room without generating annoying noise, helping you fall asleep on the hottest nights.
** From the Highest Windows to the Shower Screen: The Autonomous Glass Cleaner That Cleans for You
** An autonomous glass cleaner lets you clean windows and shower screens remotely, effortlessly, and with very little noise. It is designed to make a tedious task easier, even on high or hard-to-reach surfaces, offering a practical solution for the home.
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** An AliExpress backpack designed for traveling without checking luggage and avoiding problems at security. It stands out for its practical design, ideal for carrying everything you need comfortably and hassle-free at airports.
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** Although their spiky armor gives them an intimidating appearance, these larvae look like a fantasy dragon, but they are harmless and edible.
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** Arrhachion was a Greek Olympic athlete who achieved his feat in the 54th Olympiad, in 564 BC. His story stands out because he won his event even after dying, becoming a legendary figure in ancient sport.
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** A recent study confirms that the La Palma lizard is a separate species, **Gallotia palmae**, evolutionarily distinct from the rest of the Canary Islands lizards for hundreds of thousands of years.
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** With the arrival of summer and vacation time, the article highlights common habits that many people repeat when staying in hotels, such as taking the bottles of shower gel and shampoo home, among other familiar practices that are often done even if they are not always admitted.
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** On the occasion of Sylvester Stalloneâs 80th birthday, little-known images from his life are reviewed alongside other celebrities, including Muhammad Ali and others, showing unseen facets and moments from his career.
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** Fodorâs publishes its annual No List, with eight destinations where mass tourism, environmental pressure, and resource scarcity are harming local communities. For 2026, the guide calls for giving them a break, without promoting a boycott, and includes a Spanish destination among those highlighted.
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** All the cartoons published by Naniopina in *20Minutos* about World Cup fever, collecting his humorous and satirical take on the current events related to the tournament.
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** Brussels is studying a gradual access for minors to social media depending on age. The report by experts commissioned by the European Commission supports this idea, while Von der Leyen announces a proposal to set the limit at 13 years old, below the restriction proposed by Spain.
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** Julio Ferreiro, a TVE cameraman and Galician sculptor, has died at the age of 71. Much loved by local residents, he began dedicating himself to sculpture after retiring from TVE, where he developed a second artistic career that earned him the nickname âGaudĂ of Compostela.â
** Antonio AnglĂ©sâs brother denies having kidnapped and tortured another man in 2021
** The trial, which began nearly two weeks ago, pits Mauricio Anglés and five other defendants, all with criminal records, against the court. The prosecution is seeking 27 years in prison for alleged crimes related to the kidnapping and torture of another man in 2021, charges that Anglés denies.
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** A 60-year-old woman died in a fire in an apartment in the Eixample neighborhood of Barcelona. In addition, five people were injured, with non-life-threatening injuries.
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** The family opposes the prosecutorâs officeâs change of stance and maintains that Francisâs death was a murder.
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** Two desperate thieves take refuge with a group of people with disabilities to escape the police. The story turns into a summer camp trip full of comedic situations, misunderstandings, and unexpected bonds that end up leaving the viewer with a smile.
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** The makeup artist explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften facial features, and bring a fresher look, without losing personal style.
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** Amazon Prime Video has renewed interest in a 7-episode epic fantasy miniseries that premiered a few months ago. Its catalog is once again highlighting this production, which is resurfacing amid the rise of HBO Maxâs dragon series.
** Natalia de Santiago, mortgage expert: âWe used to bet on fixed-rate mortgages, but thatâs overâ
** The expert explains that the mortgage market has changed and that fixed-rate mortgages are no longer as popular as they used to be. She points out that, today, the conditions for buying a home have evolved, and it is worth carefully reviewing the available options before making a decision.
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** The Asturian chef shared on his show a simple idea for turning a can of cockles into a spectacular appetizer, recommending replacing lemon with mandarin and oil to enhance their flavor.
** Confirmed by Prime Video: âMasters of the Universeâ moves up its release on the platform in 30 languages and 240 countries
** He-Man returns after an unfortunate stint on the big screen, and Prime Video has decided to move up the filmâs streaming release. The platform will launch it in 30 languages and in 240 countries.
** Review of *The Death of Robin Hood*: a graying Hugh Jackman turns the hero into the villain of his own story
** Michael Sarnoskiâs film, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, reimagines Robin Hood from an introspective perspective. The review highlights a story centered on redemption and vengeance, where an aging, graying Robin Hood becomes the villain of his own story.
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** JosĂ©, a 37-year-old truck driver who documents his learning process in the industry on social media, ŃĐ°ŃŃĐșĐ°lates his first experience working the night shift with the trailer. He explains what it was like to start at midnight and finish at 11:30 in the morning, sharing his impressions of the shift.
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** Protected as a historic complex, this 122-meter passage connects El Clot and Sant MartĂ. Its colorful houses and 19th-century working-class architecture create a quiet pedestrian setting that stands out as an urban oasis in the heart of the neighborhood.
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** Cataloniaâs well-known flower festival features 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and routes through some of the cityâs most iconic corners, offering a highly notable cultural and visual experience.
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** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has earned it a fourth star, thanks to improvements in sustainability, accessibility, and comfort.
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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has introduced a new tourist pass inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport to boost rural tourism in ten municipalities of one of the most beautiful regions of Seville.
** Oil hits a one-month high as the US and Iran intensify attacks in the Strait of Hormuz
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** UAE says Iranian missiles struck oil tankers in Strait of Hormuz, one sailor killed
** The UAE said Iranian missiles hit oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, killing one sailor and increasing tensions in the region. The reported attack raised concerns about maritime security and the safety of shipping lanes that are critical to global oil transport.
** Gold rebounds from two-week low as traders await US CPI, Warsh testimony
** Gold prices recovered from a two-week low as investors looked ahead to the U.S. CPI report and testimony from Fed nominee Stephen Miran. The metal was supported by expectations of a possible Federal Reserve rate cut, while traders also monitored dollar moves and broader economic signals for clues on policy direction.
** Oil prices continue to surge after Trump reinstates Iran shipping blockade
** Oil prices rose further after President Trump restored sanctions targeting Iranâs oil exports and shipping network. Traders worried the move could tighten global supply, especially if Iran retaliates or exports fall further. The rally added to recent gains as markets reacted to renewed geopolitical tensions and uncertainty over future supply levels.
** Trump says US is attacking Iranâs capabilities related to the Strait of Hormuz
** Trump said the U.S. is targeting Iranâs capabilities linked to the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil shipping route. The statement underscores rising tensions with Iran and suggests U.S. action is focused on limiting Tehranâs ability to threaten or disrupt traffic through the narrow waterway.
** US House Democratic Womenâs Caucus urges USDA to reinstate women removed from soybean board
** The US House Democratic Womenâs Caucus is urging the USDA to reinstate women who were removed from a soybean board, arguing that the removals were unjust and weakened representation. The caucus says the department should reverse the decision and ensure fair treatment and gender diversity in federal agricultural leadership.
** Gold falls nearly 3% as oil surges on U.S.-Iran escalation, fueling rate hike bets
** Gold dropped nearly 3% as rising oil prices and U.S.-Iran tensions increased expectations for higher interest rates. Investors also considered a stronger dollar and lower demand for safe-haven assets amid the escalation.
** Trump says the US will target Pickaxe Mountain in Iran
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** Corn futures rose as traders worried that hot, dry U.S. weather could hurt crop yields and monitored growing tensions in the Middle East that may affect energy markets and grain trade. The gains were also supported by short covering and broader strength across commodities.
Houthis fire missiles at Saudi Arabia, breaking years of calm
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** HMS Networks Q2 sales rise 18% on semiconductor demand
** HMS Networks reported Q2 sales increased by 18% as demand for semiconductors boosted business.
** California-led states sue to block Paramountâs $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery deal
** A coalition of state attorneys general, led by California, has filed a lawsuit to block Paramountâs proposed $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The states argue that the deal would reduce competition and harm consumers in the entertainment and media markets. The lawsuit seeks to stop the merger before it is finalized.
XVIVO Q2 sales rise 34%, beat estimates on thoracic strength
XVIVO reported that second-quarter sales increased 34%, surpassing estimates, driven by strong performance in its thoracic products. The company saw improved demand and continued momentum in its core business, supporting overall growth during the quarter.
** SoftBankâs Son says AI will need $5 trillion per year by 2040, dismisses bubble talk
** SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son said AI will require about $5 trillion in annual investment by 2040 and rejected claims that AI is in a bubble. He said such large-scale spending is needed to build the infrastructure and computing power required for AIâs future growth.
** China smartphone shipments fall for fifth straight quarter as costs rise - IDC
** Chinaâs smartphone shipments declined for a fifth consecutive quarter as rising costs put pressure on demand, according to IDC. The slowdown reflects a weak consumer market and ongoing challenges for handset makers in the worldâs largest smartphone market.
** Ericsson Q2 margin beat offsets sales miss as Networks demand outlook improves
** Ericsson reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter margins that offset weaker sales, while its Networks segment showed an improving demand outlook. The results suggested better profitability and a more positive near-term trend for its core business despite revenue pressure.
** ASX lithium miners decline as weaker lithium prices weigh on the sector
** ASX-listed lithium miners fell as lower lithium prices continued to pressure the sector. The decline reflects ongoing concerns about demand and oversupply, with investors shifting away from battery materials stocks as prices remain under strain.
** BMW races to catch up in a Chinese EV market that wonât slow down
** BMW is struggling to keep pace in Chinaâs fast-growing EV market, where local rivals dominate with cheaper, more advanced electric models. The company is investing heavily in new technology and partnerships to regain competitiveness, but faces intense pressure as Chinese consumers rapidly shift toward EVs and hybrid vehicles.
** Chip toolmaker ASML expected to shed light on capacity and China challenges
** ASML is expected to report on semiconductor equipment demand, production capacity, and the impact of China-related restrictions. Investors will look for signs that strong AI-driven chip demand is being offset by supply constraints and weaker sales to China amid export controls.
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** China trade surplus widens in June as exports jump on AI-driven demand
** Chinaâs trade surplus widened in June as exports rose sharply, boosted by strong AI-related demand. The increase in exports outpaced imports, helping lift the surplus despite ongoing global trade uncertainty.
** Singapore Q2 GDP grows more than expected but eases from 4-year high
** Singaporeâs economy expanded by 4.3% year-on-year in the second quarter, beating expectations but slowing from the previous quarterâs 4.7% growth, which was a four-year high. The government said manufacturing and construction remained key drivers, while it maintained its full-year growth forecast, citing ongoing global uncertainties.
Federal budget deficit narrows, surprising economists
The federal budget deficit unexpectedly shrank, defying economist forecasts. Stronger-than-anticipated tax revenue and/or lower spending likely helped reduce the gap, signaling improved short-term fiscal conditions.
** Over 200 experts call for urgent action to tackle AIâs economic impact
** More than 200 experts are urging governments to act quickly on AIâs growing economic effects, warning that it could sharply disrupt jobs, wages, and inequality. They call for stronger policy planning, worker support, and coordinated regulation to manage AIâs risks while capturing its benefits.
** Kazakhstanâs GDP grew 4.1% in the first half of the year
** Kazakhstanâs economy expanded by 4.1% in the first half of the year, according to the government. Growth was supported by activity in key sectors, although the article excerpt does not provide further details.
** Romaniaâs annual inflation drops to 10.42% in June
** Romaniaâs annual inflation eased to 10.42% in June, down from 10.64% in May, according to the national statistics institute. The decline was driven by slower price increases in food and non-food goods, although services continued to rise.
**Analysis: An emboldened India holds out for better terms in U.S. trade talks**
India is resisting pressure from the U.S. in trade negotiations, seeking better terms before agreeing to further market access or tariff reductions. Strengthened by its economic growth and strategic importance, New Delhi is pushing back against demands it views as unfair, even as talks continue over agriculture, digital trade, and industrial goods.
** Romania's annual inflation drops to 10.42% in June
** Romania's annual inflation eased to 10.42% in June, down from 10.64% in May, according to the national statistics office. The decline was driven mainly by slower price growth in food and non-food goods, though services inflation remained elevated.
** Egyptâs January-March current account deficit widens to $5.1 billion
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** Chinaâs exports ride the AI boom as the domestic economy struggles
** Chinaâs exports are benefiting from strong global demand linked to the AI boom, helping offset weakness in domestic consumption and a sluggish local economy. The article highlights how overseas sales of AI-related goods and broader exports are providing a crucial boost even as internal economic challenges continue.
** Morning Bid: Fed in the spotlight as Warsh faces Congress
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** US consumer inflation likely increased at a slow pace in June as gasoline prices retreated
** Economists expect US inflation rose modestly in June, helped by falling gasoline prices. The report will show whether recent tariff increases are starting to push up prices, while the Federal Reserve watches for signs that inflation could stay elevated despite softer energy costs.
** South Korea forecasts 2026 economic growth at 5-year high on AI chip boom
** South Korea expects its economy to grow at its fastest pace in five years in 2026, driven by booming demand for AI chips and stronger exports. The government also plans tax and spending measures to support growth, while risks from global trade tensions and domestic weakness remain.
** Canadaâs regulator cited Anthropicâs Claude Mythos in a warning to banks about cyber risks, email shows
** Canadaâs financial regulator warned banks about AI-related cyber risks, and internal emails show it cited Anthropicâs Claude Mythos as an example. The regulator raised concerns that AI tools could be used for phishing, fraud, and other cyber threats, and advised financial institutions to strengthen safeguards as AI adoption grows.
** Chinaâs June dollar-denominated exports jump 27% year over year, imports up 36%
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** Wall Street ends lower as Iran tensions dampen risk appetite; chipmakers drop
** U.S. stocks declined as mounting tensions with Iran reduced investorsâ appetite for risk and drove them toward safe-haven assets. Technology stocks led the losses, with chipmakers coming under pressure after weak guidance from Micron. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all closed lower, while gold and oil rose amid geopolitical concerns.
** Chinaâs premier urges an âobjectiveâ understanding of the economy
** Chinaâs premier called for a more objective view of the countryâs economy, signaling confidence despite concerns over growth, weakness in the property sector, and weak consumer demand. The remarks underscore efforts to stabilize sentiment and support economic recovery amid ongoing domestic and external pressures.
** Australia business conditions steady in June; mood improves
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** Asian markets remain volatile as Trump-backed Hormuz levy worries traders
** Asian markets traded unevenly as investors reacted to renewed tensions over the Strait of Hormuz and reports of a possible Trump-backed levy. Traders were cautious amid fears the move could disrupt oil flows, raise prices, and add to global market volatility.
** Bitcoin remains flat at $62.7K as markets assess Iran tensions and rate concerns
** Bitcoin stayed around $62.7K as traders considered increasing geopolitical tensions related to Iran and uncertainty over Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. The article notes that the broader crypto market was cautious, with investors watching for any escalation in the Middle East and signs that higher-for-longer interest rates could put pressure on risk assets.
Bitcoin falls 3%, dips to $62k as U.S.-Iran tensions slam risk sentiment
Bitcoin fell about 3% to around $62,000 as rising U.S.-Iran tensions hurt risk appetite and put pressure on cryptocurrencies alongside other risk assets. The sell-off reflected broader market caution amid geopolitical uncertainty.
** Bitcoin breaks $63K support with bearish momentum: Live levels
** Bitcoin fell below the $63,000 support level as bearish momentum increased, raising concerns about further downside. The article highlights key live price levels to watch as traders assess whether BTC can stabilize or extend its decline.
** Strategy sells MSTR shares worth $466.7M, made no bitcoin purchases
** Strategy sold 2.1 million MSTR shares for approximately $466.7 million but did not purchase any bitcoin during the period. The companyâs latest disclosure shows continued share issuance activity, while its bitcoin holdings remained unchanged.
** BYDFi Participates in Peru Blockchain Conference 2026, Engaging the LATAM Web3 Community
** BYDFi joined the Peru Blockchain Conference 2026 to connect with the LATAM Web3 community, showcase its products, and strengthen brand awareness in the region. The event highlighted BYDFiâs commitment to local market engagement, user education, and supporting blockchain adoption across Latin America.
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Bitcoin coils below $64,700 resistance: Live levels
Bitcoin is trading just below key resistance at $64,700 as traders watch for a breakout or pullback. The article focuses on live market levels, noting that price action remains tightly ranged and sentiment is cautious while bulls attempt to regain momentum.
** Bitcoin rebounds above $64k, heads for weekly gain on tech-led rally
** Bitcoin rose back above $64,000, putting it on track for a weekly gain as a broader market rally led by technology stocks boosted risk assets. The recovery came after recent volatility, with traders watching macroeconomic data and interest-rate expectations for clues about the next move.
** NOWPayments CEO Kate Lifshits Says Businesses Should Stop Paying for Crypto Payouts
** The article argues that businesses should stop covering crypto payout fees themselves. NOWPayments CEO Kate Lifshits says companies can better manage costs by passing on, optimizing, or restructuring payout expenses instead of paying them outright, especially as crypto transaction volumes and payment complexity increase.
Erasca prices $550 million stock offering at $17.50 per share
Erasca has priced its stock offering at $17.50 per share, raising $550 million. The company will use the proceeds to support its operations and development efforts.
** FDA approves subcutaneous Leqembi for Alzheimerâs initiation
** The FDA has approved a subcutaneous version of Leqembi for the initiation of Alzheimerâs treatment, offering a new administration option beyond intravenous infusion. The approval may improve convenience for patients and caregivers while expanding access to the therapy.
** Light & Wonder to report Q2 results on Aug. 4, reaffirms outlook
** Light & Wonder will report its second-quarter results on Aug. 4 and said it remains on track to meet its 2026 outlook. The company reaffirmed its expectations, signaling confidence in its business performance ahead of the earnings release.
** Virginia Foxx trades in Alliance Resource Partners and Ellington Financial stocks
** North Carolina Representative Virginia Foxx reported stock trades involving Alliance Resource Partners and Ellington Financial, according to a recent disclosure. The filing adds to ongoing scrutiny of lawmakersâ investment activity, though no details suggest wrongdoing.
** Rick Larsen makes multiple trades in Abbott Laboratories, Amphenol Corporation and others
** The article reports that Rick Larsen made several stock trades involving Abbott Laboratories, Amphenol Corporation, and other companies. It highlights his recent buy and/or sell activity across multiple holdings, noting the transactions and their timing, but does not provide additional details beyond the trade disclosures.
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