News Summary - 07/15/2026

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** Trump threatens to bomb bridges and power plants unless Iran resumes talks

** Trump’s remarks came as the US and Iran exchanged fire for a fourth straight day, with the US also resuming its blockade of Iranian ports.

** Trump’s retreat over Hormuz tolls suggests he is struggling to end the Iran war

** The president’s sudden reversal marks another turn in the conflict, which has now dragged on for more than four months.

** Strait of Hormuz 'faultline' exposes weakness of the US-Iran deal

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** China’s economic growth falls sharply, missing target

** China’s economic growth slowed sharply as weak domestic demand and the impact of the Iran war on oil prices outweighed the boost from strong exports.

Seven Britons among those killed in Spain wildfires

Spanish authorities said 12 of the 13 people killed in the wildfires were foreign nationals, underscoring the international toll of the deadly blazes.

** China detains US scientist who studied North Korea nuclear tests

** Chen Youlin's family says he has been wrongfully detained for nearly two years on spying charges.

** Israeli strike on police post in north Gaza kills seven, officials say

** A strike on a police post in northern Gaza killed seven people, including a senior officer in the Hamas-run police force. Israel’s military said the attack targeted “terrorists.”

** Trump pays writer E. Jean Carroll $5 million in damages over sexual abuse and defamation

** The president paid E. Jean Carroll $5 million in damages after trying to delay the payment while seeking to convince the Supreme Court to overturn the judgment.

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** *Tyrannosaurus rex, the most expensive dinosaur ever sold*

** A dinosaur skeleton that lived 67 million years ago was sold by Sotheby’s in New York.

** “If we die, we die together”: Wife of man nearly sucked out of Ryanair plane speaks about ordeal

** Svetlana Grković told Serbian media that her husband is seriously injured and in shock after the frightening Ryanair incident, in which he was nearly sucked out of the plane. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural/news-style or more literal.

** US Congress takes next step to make daylight saving time permanent

** The House of Representatives passed a Trump-backed bill aimed at making daylight saving time permanent, which would end the long-standing practice of Americans changing their clocks twice a year.

** Bangkok fire investigation finds locked doors and flammable decor as deaths climb to 30

** Survivors and first responders reported locked doors and missing signs for emergency exits, raising concerns that safety failures may have worsened the deadly Bangkok fire.

** Singapore court orders Bloomberg to pay $356,000 to ministers in defamation case

** A Singapore court ordered Bloomberg to pay $356,000 in damages to two ministers after ruling that an article about their luxury bungalow transactions had defamed them and damaged their reputations.

** How the U.S. Commerce Secretary’s Epstein links were uncovered by a British whistleblower

** British whistleblower Simon Andriesz uncovered Howard Lutnick’s links to Jeffrey Epstein by examining publicly released Epstein files.

Australian police reveal unseen photos 25 years after British backpacker murder

Police have released previously unseen photos in the hope that they will prompt new memories or leads that help locate the body of British backpacker Peter Falconio, who was murdered in Australia 25 years ago.

Hungary’s parliament votes to remove the president from office

Tamás Sulyok was widely seen as a loyal supporter of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who lost power in April after 16 years in office.

** US judge voids Donald Trump's $1.8bn settlement with IRS that gave him immunity from tax audits

** A judge voided Donald Trump’s $1.8 billion IRS settlement, saying the lawsuit was filed for improper purposes. The judge also referred a Trump attorney for possible disciplinary action.

** Yemen’s Houthis launch missiles at Saudi Arabia after strikes on Sanaa airport

** The Iran-backed Houthis said they fired missiles at Saudi Arabia’s Abha Airport in retaliation for an attack in Yemen’s capital, blaming Saudi Arabia for the strikes on Sanaa Airport.

** Colombian national killed by ICE agent during operation in Maine

** A Colombian national was killed by an ICE agent during a law enforcement operation in Maine, coming less than a week after an undocumented migrant was fatally shot by an immigration agent in Houston. If you want, I can also **polish it into more natural news-style English**.

** Identity of Sydney daycare worker facing 329 child abuse charges revealed

** Hamish Tait is accused of abusing 136 children across five childcare centres over a 16-year period.

** EU bans gold imports from Sudan to curb financing of the war

** The EU ban also limits exports of mercury and cyanide to Sudan, chemicals commonly used in gold mining.

** Bison rams grandfather in Yellowstone Park, knocking him metres into the air

** A man and his grandson were reportedly standing at a safe distance from a bison when the animal suddenly charged and chased them.

** Health fears as frail Indian activist on hunger strike loses 8.2kg

** An environmental activist has been on a hunger strike for 16 days and is becoming visibly weaker, raising concerns about his health.

** U.S. burrito giant Chipotle opens first outlet in Mexico

** U.S. fast-food chains often struggle when expanding into the countries where their cuisine originated.

** From Wimbledon towels to Scotch: What the India-UK trade deal could mean for shoppers

** The India-UK free trade agreement has now come into effect, aiming to boost trade between the world’s fifth- and sixth-largest economies. The article examines whether the deal can deliver real benefits for consumers, potentially affecting prices and access to goods ranging from British products like Scotch to Indian exports.

** How a former “street kid” became key to South Africa’s police corruption inquiry

** Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala, who is due to appear before the Madlanga Commission, rose from a difficult childhood as a street hustler to become a key figure in South Africa’s police corruption inquiry.

** Briton tells of surviving Spain wildfire in car as wife and friends died trying to run to safety

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** How India’s Lord’s win echoes the legacy of its pioneering women cricketers

** India made history by winning the first women’s Test at Lord’s, doing so 142 years after the venue hosted its first men’s Test.

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** The SpaceX IPO made history. One month on, has it lost momentum?

** A month after SpaceX's stock market debut, the company’s current revenue model and how it makes money have become clearer, prompting closer scrutiny of whether the IPO’s initial momentum is fading.

** New era for Gibraltar with removal of 118-year-old border controls with Spain

** Gibraltar and Spain are set to allow free movement across the border, ending 118 years of border controls. The change is expected to make travel easier and deliver an economic boost to the UK territory.

** Watch: The clash between the US and Iran over control of the Strait of Hormuz

** BBC reporter Barbara Plett Usher examines the rising tensions between the US and Iran over the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, a key global shipping route.

** Wife describes the moment her husband was nearly sucked out of a Ryanair plane

** A man was reportedly nearly pulled headfirst out of a cabin window while the plane was mid-air on a Ryanair flight, according to a dramatic account from his wife.

** Watch: Horses evacuated as fire approaches riding centre near Paris

** The Fontainebleau forest fire, described by officials as exceptionally large, is still burning for a second day.

** People flee Bangkok bar as huge flames shoot out from doorway

** A fire ripped through a bar in a popular Bangkok district, killing at least 28 people and leaving 25 others critically injured.

** Watch: At the scene where Bangkok's deadly bar fire unfolded

** The BBC’s South East Asia correspondent visits the site of a deadly bar fire in Thailand, where at least 27 people were killed. **English translation:** *The BBC’s Southeast Asia correspondent visits the site of a deadly bar fire in Thailand, where at least 27 people were killed.*

** “This landscape is completely charred”: Inside the village at the epicenter of Spain’s wildfires

** BBC reporter Nick Beake visits Bédar, where devastating wildfires have left homes destroyed and the surrounding area transformed into “a sea of black,” showing the scale of the damage at the heart of the disaster.

** A Great Spain Crushes France and Reaches the 2026 World Cup Final

** Spain was far superior and won convincingly thanks to goals from Oyarzabal from the penalty spot and Pedro Porro. With this victory, La Roja qualifies for the 2026 World Cup final, where they will fight for the title against France or England.

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** The Royal Family watched the match on television and enthusiastically celebrated Spain’s victory over France.

** King Felipe VI’s personal call to Luis de la Fuente comes to light: “He should be worried...”

** Luis de la Fuente revealed that King Felipe VI personally called him to congratulate the entire Spanish national team after their 2-0 win over France and their qualification for the 2026 World Cup final.

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** Thousands of people across Spain celebrated the qualification of the Spanish national team, with gatherings and a festive atmosphere especially at Madrid Río and Colón.

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** The Spanish national team will play the final against the winner of the match between England and Argentina, a semifinal that will be played this Wednesday.

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** Deschamps questioned the referee and asked whether he had the necessary quality to officiate the semifinal. Even so, the French coach acknowledged that Spain were superior in the match and admitted: “Spain showed a little more.”

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** In an article in *El Debate*, Rajoy criticizes the fact that too much time is being spent on his remarks instead of addressing the problems that truly concern Spaniards, and accuses the Government of using the issue to divert attention.

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** The mayor of Madrid spoke with the director of *20minutos* in the second edition of the *Madrid a fondo* series about the city’s challenges and highlighted that, despite its complexity, Madrid maintains the neighborhood character that defines it.

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** The mayor of Madrid spoke with 20minutos in the second edition of ‘Madrid a fondo’ about neighborhood concerns, the major works currently underway in the city, and his political direction ahead of the 2027 elections.

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** Thousands of people celebrated Oyarzabal’s goal in central Madrid, sparking euphoria among fans and turning Madrid Río into a red-and-white party.

** He did not live in Badajoz, the position was "created for him," and he "neglected his duties": the key points of the conviction of Pedro Sánchez’s brother

** The Badajoz Provincial Court has sentenced Pedro Sánchez’s brother to nine years of disqualification from holding public office for administrative misconduct. According to the report, the position would have been created for him, he did not reside in Badajoz, and he would have neglected his duties.

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** The CJEU will rule on two preliminary questions about whether the amnesty fits within European law with regard to the crimes of embezzlement and terrorism, but it will not assess the Supreme Court’s decision not to apply the amnesty to Carles Puigdemont.

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** The livestock farm Casa Ceferino, in the parish of Ayones (Valdés, Asturias), has detected a large number of larvae, showing that the worm infestation is spreading in the area.

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** The Civil Guard is trying to identify bones found in Toledo. Although their origin is under investigation, if a violent death were confirmed, the possible crime would already be time-barred because of the time that has passed.

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** The idea of a “miracle superfood” is misleading: there is no single food with all the answers. Health depends more on combining different nutritious foods and maintaining a balanced diet than on looking for one product with extraordinary benefits.

** Miracle in Valencia: a three-story building collapses moments after firefighters arrive

** Residents had previously been evacuated after cracks and noises were detected in the building in Benetúser. On the night of the collapse, the three-story structure gave way just after firefighters arrived, preventing possible casualties.

** Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: how the former Iranian president went from a fierce anti-Israel figure... to being arrested over his contacts with the Mossad

** After leaving the presidency in 2013, Ahmadinejad lost the trust of the Iranian regime. Although he has tried to run again, the authorities have prevented him from doing so, and he is now linked to alleged contacts with the Mossad, reflecting his fall from grace within the political system.

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** Washington bombed Iran again in a fourth offensive to weaken its ability to attack merchant ships in the Strait of Hormuz and resumed the blockade of the country’s ports.

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** Tehran stated that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed as long as U.S. attacks continue. The statement came after a new round of bombing reported by the U.S. Central Command (Centcom) on X, amid rising tensions over control of this strategic shipping route.

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** Kuwait and Bahrain intercepted missiles and drones amid the increase in attacks between Iran and the United States. So far, neither country has specified where the projectiles came from.

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** Sumar is asking the PSOE not to include in the new housing decree measures it considers inappropriate and that could jeopardize the extension of rental agreements. The alliance is calling for an effort to avoid repeating provisions from the failed land law.

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** Lola Índigo used her social media to react to comments made by Spanish national team goalkeeper Unai Simón and to allude to the interview in question.

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** The death of Colombian national Joan Sebastián Guerrero, who was struck and killed in Florida while fleeing ICE agents, has reignited controversy over the conduct of immigration authorities in the United States. The case adds to other violent incidents attributed to federal agents.

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** Panda, from the Yolo Aventuras channel, was rushed to the hospital after accepting the challenge of eating the world’s spiciest potato chip. He suffered a severe bout of gastritis and other symptoms, including breathing problems, after the challenge.

** The almost unknown option to save a lot on your electricity bill: “It means many households don’t optimize their power”

** A study by the OCU indicates that up to 34% of consumers could lower their electricity bill if they adjusted their contracted power to their actual needs. The lack of review of this figure means many households pay more than they should for excessive power.

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** This week’s heat could raise the surface temperature of the Mediterranean Sea to around five degrees above normal for July, already reaching 30°C in some areas.

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** The extreme heat episode will be accompanied by haze from suspended dust coming from North Africa.

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** Fabian Picardo and Juan Franco were the first to cross the Gibraltar border fence without controls, marking a historic moment celebrated by locals as the end of an era.

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** Actress Ascen López has died at the age of 69. Much loved for her roles in the Caballero brothers’ comedies, she built an extensive television career starting in 2001, standing out in series such as *Alpha Males* and *Muertos S.L.*.

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** Atresmedia and Josep Pedrerol have mutually agreed to end their professional relationship, closing a stage of more than ten years of collaboration with the group.

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** The parents reported the disappearance of the two 11-year-old twin brothers on Monday afternoon after they failed to return home. They were later found dead by drowning in the Ter River near Manlleu.

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** 20minutos launches its summer contest to choose Spain’s best beach of 2026, inviting readers to take part in the vote and support their favorite beach.

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** 20minutos launches the 2026 edition of its search for the best beach in Spain. This time, readers will vote to choose which beach is the favorite along the Canary Islands coastline.

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

** 20minutos launches the voting to choose Spain’s best beach of 2026. Readers will decide among 10 beaches, of which the two most voted will move on to the final, and only one will be the winner.

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** Alberto Chicote receives the Creators Special Award and says that the most valuable part of his work is giving a voice to people whom others have ignored, something that makes him feel proud.

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

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** Influencer Nachter has announced that he will donate his check to a foundation that supports children in shelters. He explained that the decision comes from a very personal motivation, as he and his wife cannot have children.

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** The Community of Madrid, with more than 8,000 km², offers much more than the capital: towns, forests, mountains, and rivers with great natural and cultural richness. It is an ideal destination to explore as a family and discover with children.

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** Naturgy has launched a new assistance service based on artificial intelligence, free of charge and available 24 hours a day, with no waiting times. It is designed for both customers and non-customers and helps manage home breakdowns and repairs.

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** What began as a parody in Edy Suárez’s videos ended up becoming a viral series. The creator, who performs as the sole actor, has managed to get thousands of views with this funny soap opera that is sweeping social media.

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** The fire started at 4:30 p.m. near Francisco Pizarro Street, close to Íscar Castle. Strong gusts of wind have increased concern about its possible spread toward the town and the risk to the population.

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** Leones Espino, a dancer associated with Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro, was found dead in Miami after having disappeared last Sunday. Police sources indicate that he apparently took his own life.

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** Panamanian businesswoman Marie Claire González died at 39 after posting an alleged farewell message in which she spoke about her depression and the psychological abuse she said she was suffering.

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** A player used *Tears of the Kingdom*’s building mechanics to defeat Ganondorf in a creative way: trapping him in a sort of “hamster wheel,” demonstrating how the game allows ingenious solutions for defeating the final boss.

** Opportunities that empower young people’s talent to build a promising future

** Fundación Tomillo, with more than 40 years of experience, supports young people in vulnerable situations and their families through training, career guidance, and psychological assistance, helping them develop their talent and build a future with more opportunities.

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** Ferrovial, led by Rafael del Pino, takes the lead over FCC in the bid for the largest highway contract in the Czech Republic, with an offer close to €3 billion.

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** Gael García Bernal plays the controversial Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan in Lav Diaz’s new film, *Magellan*, produced by Albert Serra. The article notes Bernal’s view that discussions of Spanish colonialism should instead be understood in terms of viceroyalties.

** Hair perfume? Hair mists reduce frizz and leave your locks shiny

** The article presents hair mists as an essential hair product: they help reduce frizz, add shine, and leave hair looking better. They are highlighted as a practical ally for achieving well-groomed, radiant hair.

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** Expert Jesús Alba warns that noise, although often underestimated, acts as an “invisible aggressor” that affects our daily life and disturbs us both day and night.

** Ukraine wants to expand its army of humanoid robots that will replace its fighters

** Ukraine is moving forward with the robotization of the battlefield through armed humanoid robots that would operate on the front line. The goal is to reduce soldiers’ exposure and replace some combat functions with autonomous or semi-autonomous systems.

** The white village of Cádiz where to kick off summer in style

** A white village in Cádiz offers the ideal summer plan, with whitewashed streets, dreamlike beaches, and a lively atmosphere that stays apart from trends and fashions, making it a perfect destination to enjoy from the start of the season.

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** They are desserts that look alike in appearance and presentation, but they differ mainly in their ingredients. The article explains that, although they are often confused, Catalan cream and crème brûlée are not exactly the same.

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** The Catalan government is considering reintroducing tolls on the AP-7, and transport operators warn that they will not accept it unless the road’s problems are addressed first. The sector is calling for prior improvements, especially the construction of a third lane, to avoid further congestion and ensure safety.

** Sugar found in the center of our galaxy: this is how this discovery could explain the origin of life

** Science detected, for the first time, a sugar molecule in deep space, specifically in the center of our galaxy. Researchers describe the finding as “incredibly exciting” because it could provide clues about how life originated.

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** In May, home sales fell 7.3% year-on-year and marked their fifth straight month of declines, posting the largest drop of the year. Even so, transactions were still signed, reaching the highest volume for a month of May despite the decline.

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** Congress rejected the vetoes by PP and Vox and moved ahead with a reform of the Penal Code to decriminalize religious offenses and insults against the Crown. The measure advances with the support of the parliamentary majority, amid a debate over freedom of expression and the protection of institutions.

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** The royal family joined in clapping during the closing of the gala, which ended with the Galician singer’s song performed as a duet with the singer from Granada.

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** The writer filed another defamation lawsuit against Donald Trump, and in 2024 a jury ordered him to pay her more than $83 million.

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** With the jackpot rolled over, the next Euromillions draw will offer a prize of 50 million euros for a single first-category winner.

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** The historic fence that the United Kingdom erected in 1909 to separate Gibraltar from Spain has been officially removed, putting an end to one of the most controversial symbols of the relationship between the two territories.

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** The text reflects on the role of lies in human history and warns that society may not survive if truth ceases to exist or to be valued as a goal worth pursuing.

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** The text criticizes moderation as an excuse to dodge uncomfortable debates and points out that behind that stance lies a fictitious, superficial view in which thought is emptied out and ideas are treated as disposable merchandise.

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** DANA showed the lack of attention paid to ravines and streambeds; now there are calls to also review the condition of the hills and mountains and the alert systems in order to prevent fires and improve emergency response.

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** A lawsuit claims that Meta allegedly used an internal AI system called “Metamate” to compile the layoff list, which would have led to discriminatory decisions against current and former employees.

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** The Supreme Court has upheld a nine-month prison sentence for coercion in the context of gender-based violence against a man who cut off the electricity supply to his former partner during the divorce process.

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** Bukele compared this process to the Nuremberg trials, where the main Nazi leaders were tried after World War II.

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** The president of Senegal’s football federation said that only now, after 10 years, they realized that the team doctor was a gynecologist. He stated that the presence of the professional made the players uncomfortable.

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** This company has transformed food retail in Spain, becoming the market leader with a share above 37% and reshaping the country’s supermarket distribution landscape.

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** Salvador Illa has indicated that the Generalitat is studying bringing back a pay-per-use system on the AP-7 to reduce congestion and accidents on the road, after more than five years without tolls.

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** In summer, digital fraud increases because we book more trips and leisure activities and visit less familiar websites, which makes scams easier.

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** A proposal to enjoy flan in original, economical, and delicious versions, embracing this traditional recipe from national pastry-making with a different twist.

** How well does your mind work? Test your logic with these 10 new questions

** The article presents a new logic quiz for those who enjoy mental challenges and want to test their ability to think before answering.

** How to help a girl who witnessed her grandfather’s death: we answer these and other questions

** The new installment of the 20minutos Psychology advice column aims to guide readers through emotional and family concerns, such as how to support a girl who saw her grandfather die. The section offers answers and practical advice for dealing with different psychological difficulties.

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** 20bien launches its Wellness Mailbox so readers can share real experiences about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather stories that inspire, help others, and promote a wellness community based on personal experiences.

** Do you want to tell us something or have us investigate a topic? Write to us here

** 20minutos invites readers to participate through Ciudadano20, a channel for submitting ideas, sharing stories, or reporting issues that deserve to be investigated. They ask users to write in with suggestions for topics that should be read about or investigated.

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** The Madrid Booksellers Association is asking for respect and prudence after Eva Orúe’s dismissal, reminding the public that her contract is confidential. The organization says it will deliberate to choose her successor, while the dismissed director receives numerous expressions of support.

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** Health authorities are investigating an outbreak of a parasite that causes severe diarrhea in the U.S., which has now reached nearly 5,000 cases. They are also analyzing whether the Taco Bell franchise could be linked to the outbreak.

** Threatens to return with a shotgun to a health center to “teach a lesson”

** A patient tried to assault a doctor this Tuesday at the Los Montecillos health center in Dos Hermanas. Afterward, he threatened to return armed with a shotgun to “teach a lesson,” which caused alarm at the healthcare facility.

** A minor investigated for creating and spreading pornographic “deepfakes” of nine female classmates

** A 14-year-old boy from Logroño is under investigation for using artificial intelligence to create and spread fake sexual images of nine female classmates.

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** Manuel Marín, a 70-year-old drawing teacher, has devoted six and a half years to rewriting *Don Quixote* in Gothic calligraphy. His work, weighing about 20 kilos, still needs to be bound. He also owns a library of 4,000 books, including 300 copies of Cervantes’s work.

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** In Spain, about 100,000 people with disabilities live isolated in buildings without elevators, which prevents them from leaving their homes normally. This lack of accessibility causes dependence, loneliness, and major limitations in their daily lives.

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** A free service of the Victor Espinós Music Library, operating since 1919, that lends 450 instruments and offers soundproof booths for rehearsing with rock bands or playing piano, drums, and harp.

** Katiuska and Josu bring the circus to children after the double earthquake in Venezuela: “We have to give them back their innocence”

** After the double earthquake in Venezuela, 18,437 people are still in 94 temporary camps set up by the government. Katiuska and Josu have brought circus performances to the affected children, with the aim of giving them a moment of joy and helping them recover some of their innocence.

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** The article suggests that Isabel Pantoja is starring in a new “television genre,” referring to her ongoing media presence and yet another dramatic twist in a story that seems never to end, also marking the close of an era.

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** Polinyà achieved the best score of the new edition of the “Grand Prix” in its debut against Cantalejo, winning by 17 points. The Catalan team set a record debut on the show by reaching the highest score recorded so far in this edition.

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** Movistar Plus’ Content division has brought together around 60 production companies to expand its catalog and strengthen its original production, with the goal of premiering 26 series a year, thereby doubling its current volume.

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** Music critic Odi O'Malley estimated that Rosario Mohedano's most-listened-to song could generate between 20 and 25 euros per month on Spotify.

** Goes to the ER “with stomach cramps” and ends up unexpectedly giving birth to a baby: “I want to put him up for adoption”

** The Canarian woman Carmen Romero said on *Y ahora Sonsoles* that she experienced a cryptic pregnancy and did not know she was pregnant until she arrived at the ER with stomach cramps, where she unexpectedly gave birth. After the birth, she said she wants to put the baby up for adoption.

** Activists enter Buckingham to demand information on Andrew and Epstein: “The monarchy survives thanks to secrecy”

** Activists stormed Buckingham to demand transparency about Andrew and his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The former prince has been removed from all official duties because of his connection to the American businessman’s sexual abuse cases.

** Laura Escudero speaks after breaking up with Pitingo: "I feel an enormous sense of relief. Now I want a healthy relationship"

** Laura Escudero stated on *Y ahora Sonsoles* that her breakup with Pitingo is final and that “there is no turning back under any circumstances.” The businesswoman said she feels liberated after the relationship ended and that she is now looking for a healthy relationship.

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** Gianmarco Onestini has earned a doctorate in Law while balancing his studies with his work in television and on social media. The influencer is very proud of this achievement, which he says was worth it.

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** Aitana was a hit in Cádiz with a completely sold-out concert at Nuevo Mirandilla, becoming the first woman to perform there. Despite having a broken finger, she put on a widely praised show and won over the audience by waving the local team’s flag, being embraced as “one more woman from Cádiz.”

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** IlloJuan clarified that he did not realize the fan he took a photo with during his training had a tattoo with Nazi symbolism. Amid the controversy, the streamer responded with humor and said he was “going to Germany.”

** Alcaraz, caught in an affectionate attitude with a young woman during a day on a yacht: “There are caresses, games....”

** The program *“El verano se mueve”* exclusively previewed the cover of *Semana*, which shows Alcaraz spending a day on a yacht alongside a young woman, in an affectionate attitude. The magazine points to gestures of closeness such as caresses and playful behavior.

** New details about the fight between Enrique Ponce and Paloma Cuevas over their daughters’ support payments

** The former couple remains at odds over an economic dispute related to the child support for their two daughters.

** Katie Holmes’ photos with a mysterious man spark romance rumors

** According to *¡Hola!*, the man seen with Katie Holmes would be Jason Bard Yarmosky, a New York-based artist. Their appearance together has fueled rumors of a possible romance.

** With a Madrid accent, a fan of La Roja, and in love with a Spanish actress: this is Josh Hutcherson’s life

** Josh Hutcherson, the actor from *The Hunger Games*, has been in a relationship with Spanish actress Claudia Traisac for 13 years. He currently lives in Madrid, where he has adopted local customs, speaks with a Madrid accent, and says he supports La Roja.

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** David is trying to get back his cape, which he lost at the Jerez bullring and which was signed by more than twenty bullfighters. His brother-in-law has pointed out that he already has another one, but he insists that “it’s not the same.”

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** Aston Martin’s boss acknowledged his responsibility for the performance of the AMR26 and for failures in the team’s communication. He also admitted internal mistakes and highlighted Fernando Alonso as a very valuable asset for the team.

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** Referee Ismail Elfath, known for officiating the controversial Uruguay-Spain match, will be in charge of refereeing the semifinal between Argentina and England.

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** The star of the Spanish national team stated that there is no room in football for that kind of debate and emphasized that the sport serves to bring people together. He also pointed to France and Spain as great examples of coexistence and integration through football.

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** Paddy Pimblett said he felt written off before scoring a stunning 52-second submission win over “the God of War” in the UFC 329 co-main event. Buoyed by the victory, he has once again challenged Topuria, saying his critics had already counted him out.

** Rob Dieperink Dies, the Referee Dropped by FIFA for the World Cup After Being Accused of Sexual Assault

** Dutch referee Rob Dieperink has died at the age of 38. So far, the cause of his death has not been made public.

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** Founded by parents of children with disabilities, the association Los Peregrinos de Marte organizes an annual pilgrimage on adapted bicycles along the Camino de Santiago, offering an inclusive and different way to experience this route.

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** Children with disabilities require more support in summer to ensure their inclusion and so that the holidays do not hinder their development. The lack of services and resources, especially in rural areas, makes it difficult for families to cope with this period.

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** The Government has declared Braille a Representative Expression of Intangible Heritage, recognizing its essential value for enabling blind people to communicate in writing and access information independently in their mother tongue.

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** Plena inclusión Spain and the University of Alcalá de Henares have published a study revealing that 60% of households with people with intellectual disabilities show signs of social vulnerability, bringing these families closer to social exclusion.

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** Francisco Carreño, president of COSE, warns that the lack of forest management and the disappearance of extensive livestock farming increase the risk of future fires. As an example, he points to Murcia, where only 20% of the tree cover can be accessed by roads.

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** Spain recorded an average of 3,446,178 foreign workers last month, a new record. That is 86,630 more than in May and 350,163 more than a year ago, driven by the regularization of immigrants and the increase in employment enrollment.

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** Junts has rejected the deficit path in Congress, forcing the government to approve the same spending limits again. According to sources close to the Treasury, the executive will do so again next week.

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** UGT labor lawyers answer readers’ questions in their advice column about sick leave, clarifying doubts about rights and common situations during temporary disability.

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** Uber is in advanced talks to acquire Delivery Hero, the German parent company of Glovo, in which it already holds a 25% stake.

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** Talgo has chosen Basque engineer Ricardo Chocarro as its new CEO following the departure of Rafael Sterling, who is leaving the company to begin a new professional chapter.

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** Arturo Pérez-Reverte has recommended a 12-episode espionage miniseries starring Sam Neill, which he considers “one of the best” he has ever seen. The writer from Cartagena highlighted the series as one of the most unforgettable in television history.

** The most impossible Oscars in history: three wins that still amaze 25 years later

** The article recalls three moments when an actor won an Oscar in a completely unexpected way, surprising the industry and defying the predictions of awards season.

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** Netflix closes out its true crime trilogy with a new four-episode miniseries centered on neighborhood communities, which is already a huge hit on the platform and leads the charts with 10 million views.

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** The film, available on Movistar Plus+, won six Goya Awards but was eventually overshadowed over time. It stands out for its Hitchcock-inspired thriller style and for featuring Jeff Goldblum in the cast.

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** Netflix will launch on July 17 a sequel to one of its most popular series and a new ambitious series, in a strategy that coincides with the release of Christopher Nolan’s *The Odyssey*, aiming to compete directly for the public’s attention.

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** The article points out that changing certain lifestyle habits could reduce the risk of developing some cancers and, at the same time, improve overall health.

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** A study analyzed how extreme heat during pregnancy and in the first months of life could affect a baby’s brain development, suggesting possible consequences during this early stage.

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** The Fernández-Vega Ophthalmological Institute recommends taking extra care with eye hygiene in summer: always wash your hands before touching your eyes and do not share personal items to reduce the risk of conditions caused by the sun, swimming pools, and wind.

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** The CRIS Cancer Foundation is promoting national and international projects to improve diagnosis and accelerate treatment for sarcomas, a disease that affects about 2,600 people a year in Spain.

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** An analysis suggests that smelling dark chocolate before working out can reduce hunger and the desire to eat, while increasing the feeling of fullness. This could help improve workout performance even while fasting.

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** A physical therapist explains that to strengthen the knees, it is not enough to work on forward and backward movements: they should also be trained in different planes of motion to improve their strength and stability.

** The FBI locates and arrests a hacker thanks to a hidden Windows feature that almost nobody knew about

** Microsoft barely mentions this identifier in its public documentation and does not explain how it works outside of this case.

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** Apple has launched the first public beta of iOS 27, though it is not yet official. The note indicates that the iPhone operating system is still in testing and does not yet detail the new features or the full list of compatible models.

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** Eric Yuan, CEO of Zoom, said that artificial intelligence and automation could make it possible to work only three days a week without reducing productivity.

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** Disney+ is reportedly considering a free plan as a strategy to attract back users who have dropped their subscriptions. It is still unknown whether this option would apply only in certain regions or whether it would be an official launch.

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** Several iPhone users report that after installing the latest version of iOS, the battery lasts much less and the device gets hotter than usual.

** Lefties has the dress that flatters all silhouettes for less than 20 euros

** Lefties has launched a comfortable, flattering, and easy-to-style dress that suits all body types. Its low price, at under 20 euros, makes it a very attractive option and it is likely to sell out quickly.

** Premios Ídolo: the date and possible “dress code” for the most anticipated gala for influencers are revealed

** The Premios Ídolo gala will return on December 2 and, for the first time, will hold its red carpet in Barcelona. The event will bring together the most prominent figures in the influencer world and is expected to become one of the most eagerly awaited events for the attendees’ looks.

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** Jennifer Lopez dazzled at Dolce & Gabbana’s Haute Couture show with one of her most striking looks, standing out in a jewelry dress and artistic nails that gave the ensemble an air of luxury and innovation.

** Feeling drained before the holidays? This is the habit that can help you regain energy

** A researcher explains that exercising can help you regain energy and feel better before the holidays.

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** Kylie Jenner, influencer and designer, has launched her own bikini line. One of the designs is already shaping up to be one of the summer’s most controversial because of a detail that could ruin your tan unless a specific requirement is met.

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** Carolina Castellote is the designer responsible for the personalized looks with which Cucurella’s girlfriend stands out in the stands during each World Cup match.

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** In Mallorca’s competitive luxury hotel scene, Cap Vermell Gran Hotel stands out for its exceptional service, personalized guest experiences, and distinction as the home of the island’s only restaurant with two Michelin stars.

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** The 2026 World Cup final will feature the trophy in an exclusive Louis Vuitton trunk, reinforcing a tradition that began in 2010 and brings together luxury and football.

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** Dolce & Gabbana presented its Haute Couture and High Jewelry collections in Taormina, Sicily, in a theatrical runway show that highlighted Italian craftsmanship and religious references.

** Gus, one of the largest T. rex in the world, is auctioned for 43 million dollars

** Gus, considered one of the largest T. rex in the world, was auctioned for 43 million dollars. The fossil, described as the most complete dinosaur skeleton ever found, became the second most expensive in the world.

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** Chef Alberto Chicote explains how he prepares patatas bravas, a classic dish of Madrid cuisine, on his show *Kitchen Nightmares*. According to him, the authentic recipe does not include tomato and 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, points to a venue in Madrid’s Salamanca district as the best place to go for tapas. He describes it as “a good tavern and a good taberna,” highlighting its traditional and authentic atmosphere.

** Beyond the Fried Egg: Recipes for Someone Who Says They’re Not a “Cocinitas”

** The article talks about the typical friend who claims not to know how to cook, even though in reality they have barely tried to make simple dishes like lentils or gazpacho.

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** Jordi Cruz, chef at ABaC, shared a trick along with María Zurita to intensify the flavor of béchamel: add 50 ml of brandy to this classic French sauce.

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** Japanese restaurant with locations in Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris, a pioneer in serving the most prized wagyu outside Japan.

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** The Casa Ysla pastry shop in Granada has been making piononos since 1897, turning them into one of the province’s most emblematic sweets.

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** Its viewpoints, the light of the Atlantic, and a cuisine with plenty of personality stand out among this city’s main attractions, considered by many to be the best place to live.

** These are the cheapest European countries for camping lovers

** A study identified the most affordable and most expensive European destinations for camping this summer, highlighting where it is cheapest to enjoy camping on the continent.

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** A corsair city and the site of Louis XIV’s wedding, this seaside town combines history, French culture, and Basque tradition. It stands out for its beautiful bay, colorful houses, and unique coastal charm.

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** The article reminds readers that, when staying in a hotel, there are unwritten rules of coexistence that help avoid bothering either other guests or the staff.

** We test the Jeep Compass 4xe: a 100% electric SUV, with all-wheel drive and more than 600 kilometers of range

** The Jeep Compass 4xe is presented as a 100% electric SUV with all-wheel drive and a range of over 600 km. The article highlights a test of the model, focusing on its performance, off-road capabilities, and efficiency, as part of Jeep’s electrified lineup.

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** The Ministry of Transport clarifies that vans over 2,500 kg used for international transport must carry a second-generation tachograph starting July 1, and it answers the main questions about its use and whether it is mandatory.

** Sergio Moreno, truck driver, on driving at night with more than 24 tons: “I don’t know how some are still alive”

** The transporter criticizes some veteran truck drivers for driving at the limit, even at night and with loads of over 24 tons. He says he doesn’t understand their behavior on the road and questions how they have managed to stay alive despite the risks they take.

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** To drive a quad, you need an AM, A, or B license. Depending on the model, it can reach up to 70 km/h, but not all quads can travel on just any road. DGT regulations specify which roads they may use and the applicable speed limits.

** Two young people are being investigated for a road safety offense on the A-23 that does not require any vehicle

** Two young people are under investigation for allegedly throwing tires onto the A-23, putting drivers at risk and forcing them to make evasive maneuvers to avoid accidents.

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** Subaru is launching the Crosstrek 4Wild, a limited edition of just 100 units with an adventurous focus, exclusive design, and AWD all-wheel drive.

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** The Merchant Marine denies that the orcas in the Strait of Gibraltar and the Gulf of Cádiz are aggressive. It also explains what measures should be taken if a vessel encounters these cetaceans.

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** Jesús Aguirre will step down as president of the Andalusian Parliament to make way for Ana Mestre. The changes to the parliamentary leadership team, including the first vice presidency, which will go to Vox and is currently held by Mestre, will be dealt with in a plenary session on July 23.

** The Government asks the unions that next school year begin with “normality” and that they respect “the right to education”

** The Educational Assembly of Catalonia has agreed to call a strike on September 8, coinciding with the first school day of the 2026–2027 academic year.

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** Bicimad is expanding beyond Madrid for the first time and is arriving in Pozuelo de Alarcón with 370 bicycles and about 30 stations. The €2.32 million investment is being funded by the Pozuelo City Council, while EMT Madrid is providing the technological support.

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** The president of the regional government highlights that his administrations have revived mobility and connectivity projects that had been abandoned for years, driving the construction of more than one hundred kilometers of new roads in Andalusia over seven years.

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** The City Council will open a new senior center in Sant Antoni this year, in a rented ground-floor space to ease pressure on the Orriols and Marxalenes centers.

** Barcelona agrees to urge the Govern to draw up a protocol to address child homelessness

** Barcelona has approved an ERC proposal asking the Govern to develop a specific protocol to address child homelessness. The initiative also proposes studying the possibility of creating a specialized facility to deal with this situation.

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** A dispute over an inheritance in a town in Mondoñedo ended in a fight with sticks on the morning of February 12, 2023. Seven people now face prison sentences for their alleged involvement in the incident.

** Man dies after being hit by a street-cleaning vehicle in Barcelona

** A man has died after being hit by a street-cleaning vehicle at the intersection of Tarragona and Diputació streets in Barcelona.

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** This is the second road fatality in the province of Seville in less than 24 hours.

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** A criminal organization was dismantled after defrauding hospitality business owners in A Coruña using the “power cut” scam. They called businesses pretending to be the electricity company and demanded immediate payment of supposed overdue bills to avoid an alleged service cut-off.

** They discover the message written by a pilot in the sky: “It was a skillful maneuver”

** A pilot left a message written in the sky using his plane’s contrail, surprising those who saw it.

** Someone forgets a Spanish omelet in the oven for several days, and the astonishing result becomes a viral phenomenon

** A person forgot a Spanish omelet in the oven for four days, and the dish ended up completely covered in mold. The image of the astonishing deterioration went viral because of how shocking the result was.

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** An elderly couple remained missing for more than 30 hours after escaping from a care home because they didn’t like it. Both had health problems, which increased concern for their safety until they were found.

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** Only 3% of cat owners weigh out their pet’s daily food, compared with 16% of dog owners. The figure shows that although more and more owners suspect their pets are overweight, controlling their diet and helping them lose weight remains an ongoing challenge.

** Intervertebral disc disease is no longer just a dachshund problem; other dogs suffer from it too

** Dachshunds account for between 45% and 70% of described cases of intervertebral disc disease in breeds with genetic predisposition, but they are not the only dogs that suffer from it.

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** More than half of pet caregivers in Spain admit they avoid thinking or talking about their pet’s aging because it makes them sad.

** Check your horoscope for this Wednesday, July 15, 2026

** 20minutos.es invites you to consult yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope.

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** Spain will play the 2026 World Cup final against the winner of the semifinal between England and Argentina, which is being played this Wednesday.

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** The agreement on Gibraltar, reached nearly ten years after Brexit, aims to remove the border fence that separates the Rock from the Campo de Gibraltar and eliminate road border checks, marking an important change in the relationship between both sides of the border.

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** The “Pobre de mí” tradition began to be officially celebrated on July 14, 1968, marking the end of San Fermín.

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** This summer, a portable, waterproof solar charger helps keep your phone charged without relying on outlets. Ideal for vacations and getaways, it uses the sun’s energy so you won’t run out of battery when you’re away from a power socket.

** Forget the oven: perfect roasts, vegetables, and pizzas with the air fryer that will let you get everything just the way you like it

** An air fryer with a built-in oven lets you cook for the whole family without using the traditional oven. It promises to prepare roasts, vegetables, and pizzas in a practical way, tailored to each person’s taste.

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** The article highlights a wave massager for at-home muscle recovery, ideal after intense workouts. It promises to relieve fatigue and improve recovery without needing to go out, at a more affordable price than it seems.

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** The 2026 World Cup final is approaching, and you can already get ready by buying the ball that will be used in the tournament’s most important match.

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** A video shows a bear carrying away a bag of golf clubs while the owner, helpless, protests as the animal leaves with the loot and there is nothing he can do to stop it.

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** Arrhachion was an Olympic athlete from ancient Greece who achieved an extraordinary feat at the Games of the 54th Olympiad in 564 BC: he won his event even after dying.

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** A recent study confirms that the La Palma lizard is an independent species, *Gallotia palmae*, and not a variant of other Canary Islands species. The research reveals that it evolved separately from the rest hundreds of thousands of years ago, redefining the evolutionary map of these reptiles in the Canary Islands.

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** Zara highlights the white dress as a very versatile and easy-to-style garment. In its summer 2026 collection, the brand presents seven ideal designs for creating fresh, complete looks, perfect for standing out with eye-catching accessories, bags, and shoes.

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** On the occasion of Sylvester Stallone’s 80th birthday, little-known images from his life with other celebrities are revisited, including some that have probably never been seen before.

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** The article shows designs posted on Reddit that aimed to be original and creative, but ended up going wrong or becoming excessive. They serve as examples of design ideas that tried too hard to be innovative and ended up turning into a complete disaster.

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

** Rubén Sierra: “The superpower of making it to the end of the month would be wonderful and surely the most magical and inexplicable of all”

** The article highlights Rubén Sierra’s statement that, in today’s context, being able to make it to the end of the month financially would be a “wonderful superpower” and perhaps the most magical and inexplicable of all.

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** The City Council will keep the usual Mercè concerts on Avinguda Maria Cristina, although due to the Fira construction the Pyromusical will be moved to Bogatell and the New Year’s Eve celebration to the Olympic Ring.

** New findings about one of the most exotic known star systems in the galaxy

** The study presents a possible explanation for the complex behavior of one of the galaxy’s most exotic star systems, resolving a mystery that had not been explained until now.

** Prison for the man detained for the alleged rape of an unconscious woman

** A woman consumed drugs and alcohol with her cousin and one of his friends, who allegedly sexually assaulted her inside an entranceway on Estafeta Street. The detained man has been sent to prison over these events.

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** Police have arrested an armed robber who disguised himself as an elderly man to carry out bank robberies. At his home, officers found weapons, cash, and several items of clothing that he allegedly used during the robberies.

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** Two burglars in trouble take refuge with a group of people with disabilities to escape the police. Along the way, they experience an adventure full of mishaps, humor, and unexpected friendships that leaves the viewer with a smile.

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** An extraordinary astronomical phenomenon will take place in Spain on August 12, 2026. The content invites readers to discover how, when, and where to observe this total solar eclipse, a unique spectacle that will pass across the country.

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** Prime Video has a 7-episode epic fantasy miniseries that premiered a few months ago and is now getting attention again, coinciding with the rise of HBO Max’s dragon series.

** Where to see the eclipse in Castilla-La Mancha? The best places to observe it

** Only Guadalajara and the northern half of Cuenca will be able to see the eclipse in full. In the rest of Castilla-La Mancha, a partial eclipse will be visible, although with a high percentage of darkening.

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** Seneca’s ancient quote remains relevant today, highlighting that even a wise and self-sufficient person still desires friendship.

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** He-Man’s return hasn’t done well in theaters, so Prime Video is moving up its streaming release.

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** Spain is preparing for the “astronomical event of the century,” and 20minutos has gathered data from the National Geographic Institute to offer an interactive map that shows what the total solar eclipse will look like from any municipality.

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** Michael Sarnoski’s film, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, offers an introspective take on Robin Hood focused on redemption and vengeance, turning the legendary hero into a darker, more ambiguous figure.

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** The article warns that, to observe the solar eclipse on August 12 in Spain without suffering eye damage or burns, it is essential to use approved protective glasses. Their use will be mandatory throughout the entire astronomical phenomenon.

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** To work collecting waste as a truck driver in Spain, you have to meet certain requirements and adapt to night shifts. The article raises the question of whether the salary compensates for these conditions and indicates how much these drivers usually earn.

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** The expert says it is not possible to save for a home while maintaining a high level of spending. He points to people who allow themselves several vacations a year and frequently eat at expensive restaurants, which makes it difficult to accumulate money to buy a house.

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** Analyst Marc Vidal points out that a lot is said about people arriving in Spain, but little about those who are leaving, which also has consequences. He says that two nationalities are leaving the country because their money goes further in their places of origin.

** Iran threatens to block more vital seaways as Trump orders renewed Iran blockade

** Iran warned it could block key shipping routes after the U.S. imposed renewed sanctions under Trump. Tensions rose over oil exports and regional security, with fears that disruption to vital sea lanes could affect global trade and energy supplies.

** Oil prices rise as hostilities worsen in the Middle East

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** Taiwan’s premium mangoes make their way to Europe for the first time

** Taiwan has begun exporting its premium mangoes to Europe for the first time, marking a new milestone for the island’s fruit industry. This move expands market access for growers and highlights Taiwan’s efforts to promote its high-quality produce overseas.

** Iran-linked vessels pass through Hormuz ahead of US blockade

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U.S. House passes bill to make daylight saving time permanent

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** U.S. drivers may soon see pump prices climb back up to $4

** U.S. gasoline prices are likely to rise again, potentially nearing $4 per gallon, as oil market pressures and seasonal demand increase. Drivers may face higher costs at the pump in the coming weeks, reversing some recent relief.

** Moscow mayor says 340 Ukrainian drones were sent toward the capital, most were shot down

** Moscow’s mayor said that 340 Ukrainian drones were launched toward the capital, with most intercepted before reaching the city. The report highlights a large-scale aerial attack amid the ongoing conflict, though no detailed damage or casualty figures were provided in the excerpt.

** Gold rises more than 1% as soft U.S. CPI data prompts easing in rate hike odds

** Gold climbed more than 1% after softer-than-expected U.S. CPI data eased fears of aggressive Federal Reserve rate hikes. The weaker inflation reading raised hopes that the central bank may slow its tightening, boosting non-yielding bullion. Investors also watched the dollar and Treasury yields for clues about the Fed’s next move.

** Oil at one-month high as U.S.-Iran strikes continue; Trump scraps Hormuz fee plan

** Oil prices reached a one-month high as the U.S.-Iran conflict and ongoing strikes raised concerns about supply. Markets also reacted after Trump abandoned a plan to impose fees linked to the Strait of Hormuz, easing some shipping fears. Investors remained focused on the risk of broader disruptions to global crude flows.

Richemont, owner of Cartier, beats sales forecasts in Q1

Richemont reported stronger-than-expected first-quarter sales, boosted by resilient demand for luxury jewelry and watches. The Cartier owner’s performance beat analyst forecasts, suggesting continued strength in its key brands despite broader market uncertainty.

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** Elanders reports Q2 sales beat, names Florian Beck as new CEO

** Elanders said second-quarter sales exceeded expectations and announced Florian Beck as its new CEO. The company highlighted stronger-than-expected revenue performance while marking a leadership transition at the top.

** China AI stocks rise on report of DeepSeek seeking IPO this year

** Chinese AI stocks rose after reports said DeepSeek is preparing for an IPO as soon as this year. The news lifted investor sentiment around the country’s AI sector, with shares of related companies gaining on expectations that a listing could boost interest in domestic AI development.

** SEB posts higher Q2 profit on strong investment banking, fee income

** SEB reported higher second-quarter profit, boosted by strong investment banking performance and increased fee income. The bank said improved market conditions and solid client activity supported results.

** ASML tops Q2 estimates on AI chip demand

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TomTom reports Q2 profit as lower expenses offset weaker revenue

TomTom posted a profit in the second quarter as reduced costs outweighed weaker revenue. The navigation technology company said the result was supported by expense cuts, which helped offset weaker sales during the period.

** IBM warns AI boom squeezing software budgets; shares sink in sector rout

** IBM said customers are diverting spending to AI, pressuring software budgets and weighing on near-term demand. The warning sparked a broader selloff in software stocks, with investors worried that rising AI investment could crowd out other tech spending.

** Cdon reports Q2 loss as growth investments weigh on margins

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** Solstad Maritime raises 2026 guidance on higher fleet activity

** Solstad Maritime raised its 2026 outlook after reporting stronger fleet activity and improved market conditions. The company said utilization and day rates are expected to support higher revenue and earnings, reflecting increased demand across its offshore vessel fleet.

** China’s new home prices fall at a slower pace, but recovery remains doubtful

** China’s new home prices declined more slowly in January, but the market still showed little sign of a sustained recovery. Weak demand, subdued confidence, and ongoing stress in the property sector suggest that any rebound remains uncertain despite the easing in price declines.

** China Q2 GDP disappoints as sluggish domestic demand offsets exports boost

** China’s economy grew less than expected in Q2, as weak consumer demand and a continued property slump offset support from strong exports. The data raised concerns over the durability of the recovery and increased pressure on policymakers to add more stimulus.

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** CPI comes in cool, soothing markets

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** CPI Decline Surpasses Expectations, Signals Cooling Inflation

** Inflation eased more than expected as the Consumer Price Index fell, suggesting price pressures are cooling. The report may influence Federal Reserve policy expectations and offers relief to consumers, though some costs remain elevated.

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** German retailers warn of worsening business conditions as costs rise

** German retailers say business conditions are worsening as rising wages, energy costs, and operating expenses squeeze margins. Many companies report weaker consumer demand and limited ability to pass on higher prices, adding pressure to an already fragile sector.

** China trade surplus widens in June as exports jump on AI-driven demand

** China’s trade surplus widened in June as exports rose strongly, driven by surging AI-related demand, while imports remained weaker. The gain highlights resilient external demand despite broader economic challenges at home.

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** Federal budget deficit narrows, surprising economists

** The U.S. federal budget deficit unexpectedly shrank as tax revenues rose and spending growth slowed, defying economists’ forecasts. The improvement suggests stronger-than-expected fiscal performance, though officials caution the trend may not last if interest costs and government outlays continue to climb.

** ECB’s Kocher sees no second-round effects from the Iran war for now, but says the bank is ready to act

** ECB Governing Council member Martin Kocher said the war in Iran has not yet caused broader second-round inflation effects, although he warned that the ECB is prepared to respond if necessary. He said uncertainty remains and that policymakers are closely watching risks to energy prices, inflation, and economic growth.

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** Morning Bid: Big Blue’s bad day raises the bar for ASML

** The article discusses how IBM’s disappointing results and weak outlook have raised expectations for ASML, whose earnings are seen as a key test for the semiconductor sector. Investors are watching to see whether ASML can reassure markets after recent concerns about chip demand and the broader tech selloff.

** China’s second-quarter economic growth misses market forecast

** China’s economy grew more slowly than expected in the second quarter, falling short of market forecasts and signaling continued pressure from weak demand, a property slump, and cautious consumer spending. The shortfall raises concerns about the strength of China’s recovery and the need for further policy support.

** SK Hynix shares surge 13% on AI hopes as US tech stocks resume their climb

** SK Hynix shares rose 13% as investor optimism about AI demand and a rebound in US tech stocks boosted chipmakers. The article attributes the rally to renewed confidence in memory chips and broader semiconductor gains, as markets bet that AI-related spending will continue to support the sector.

** Asian stocks gain on drop in US inflation rate

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** Kuroda’s negative rate surprise shocked his own BOJ board, minutes show

** Bank of Japan minutes show that former Governor Haruhiko Kuroda’s 2016 decision to adopt negative interest rates surprised even some BOJ board members, highlighting limited internal warning and debate before the policy shift aimed at fighting deflation and boosting inflation.

** Trump says Iran talks held on Tuesday, strikes to continue until deal is reached

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** Japan manufacturers remain upbeat on chip demand, while services are hit by costs

** Japan’s manufacturers stayed optimistic about chip demand and export recovery, while the services sector weakened as rising labor and input costs squeezed margins. The overall business outlook improved slightly, but firms remained cautious about inflation and global trade uncertainty.

** Bitcoin heads for best day since mid-April as soft CPI data eases rate hike bets

** Bitcoin surged after weaker-than-expected U.S. CPI data boosted hopes that the Federal Reserve may slow or pause interest rate hikes. The move lifted crypto and risk assets broadly, with traders betting on easing inflation pressure and improved liquidity conditions.

** Bitcoin battles $65,600 resistance wall: Live levels

** Bitcoin is testing a key resistance level near $65,600 as traders monitor live support and breakout levels for signs of its next move. The article likely follows price action, technical indicators, and important zones that could determine whether BTC continues to rise or pulls back.

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** MyEtherWallet (MEW) Launches “Hot Stock Summer” with New Trade-and-Hold Tokenized Stock Feature

** MyEtherWallet has launched “Hot Stock Summer,” a new feature that allows users to trade and hold tokenized stocks directly in the MEW wallet. The rollout expands access to stock-based assets in crypto, aiming to simplify investing by combining traditional equities with blockchain-based self-custody.

** As AI Platforms Move Away From Unlimited, Sogni AI Launches a $20 Fair-Use Unlimited Plan on Community GPUs

** Sogni AI is introducing a $20 fair-use unlimited plan that runs on community GPUs, positioning itself against AI platforms that are reducing or ending unlimited access. The move aims to offer more affordable, scalable image generation while relying on decentralized compute from its user community.

** BYDFi Participates in Peru Blockchain Conference 2026, Engaging the LATAM Web3 Community

** BYDFi joined the Peru Blockchain Conference 2026 to connect with Latin America’s Web3 community, share insights on crypto and blockchain, and strengthen its regional presence through discussions, networking, and ecosystem engagement.

** Crystal Intelligence launches Ask Crystal, the AI analyst behind every blockchain judgment

** Crystal Intelligence has introduced Ask Crystal, an AI assistant designed to help analyze blockchain transactions and support decision-making. The tool aims to accelerate compliance, investigations, and risk assessment by providing clearer insights into blockchain activity.

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** Strategy sells MSTR shares worth $466.7M, makes no bitcoin purchases

** Strategy raised $470.7 million through stock sales in July and sold 1,636,373 MSTR shares for $466.7 million, but made no bitcoin purchases during the period. The company’s bitcoin holdings remained unchanged at 640,031 BTC. The filing comes as Strategy continues to use equity sales to support its bitcoin strategy.

** BYDFi Participates in the Peru Blockchain Conference 2026, Engaging the LATAM Web3 Community

** BYDFi took part in the Peru Blockchain Conference 2026, connecting with the LATAM Web3 community. The event highlighted the company’s efforts to expand regional engagement, share insights on blockchain and crypto trends, and strengthen relationships with developers, partners, and users across Latin America.

** ASML Q2 2026 slides: AI demand drives guidance raise, Intel milestone

** ASML raised its guidance as AI-driven demand boosted its sales outlook. The company also highlighted an Intel milestone in its latest quarter, signaling continued momentum in demand for advanced chipmaking equipment.

** Core Lithium Q4 FY26 slides show restart momentum despite stock slip

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Core Lithium Q4 FY26 slides show operational momentum as stock slips

Core Lithium’s Q4 FY26 update pointed to improving operational momentum, although the shares fell. The company reported progress across its projects and noted ongoing efforts to strengthen performance and execution. Despite the positive operational signals, investors appeared cautious, weighing the update against broader market and company-specific concerns.

** ASML Q2 2026 slides: outlook raised on AI demand, High NA milestone

** ASML raised its outlook on strong AI-driven demand and reported a key High NA milestone, signaling continued momentum in advanced chipmaking equipment.

** FDA grants priority review to Gazyva for kidney disease treatment

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** Laird Superfood CFO Anya Hamill to Resign in August

** Laird Superfood said CFO Anya Hamill will resign effective Aug. 15, 2024, to pursue other opportunities. The company plans to begin a search for a successor, and Hamill will assist with the transition.

** Crescent Biopharma prices $125M public offering at $14.50/share

** Crescent Biopharma priced its public offering at **$14.50 per share**, expecting to raise **about $125 million**. The biotech company plans to use the proceeds for **general corporate purposes**, including advancing its development programs and working capital.

Liberty Energy declares a $0.09 per share dividend

The article announces Liberty Energy’s quarterly cash dividend of $0.09 per share, payable to shareholders of record by the stated date.

** 707 Cayman completes 12-for-1 reverse stock split

** 707 Cayman completed a 12-for-1 reverse stock split of its ordinary shares, reducing the number of outstanding shares and increasing the per-share price accordingly. The company’s shares continue to trade, with fractional shares handled as specified in the split terms.

** Veradermics to present phase 2 hair loss study results Wednesday

** Veradermics said it will present results from a phase 2 study of its hair loss treatment on Wednesday. The update is expected to include efficacy and safety data from the trial, which could help guide the next steps in developing the therapy for hair loss.