News Summary - 07/16/2026
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** US launches fresh strikes on Iran as Trump warns Tehran it 'better behave'
** US President Donald Trump said he has not yet decided whether to "finish off" Iran, amid rising tensions and fresh US strikes.
** Argentina faces action after waving Falklands banner
** Argentina could face FIFA disciplinary action after players celebrated their World Cup semi-final victory over England by displaying a banner supporting Argentina’s claim to the Falkland Islands.
** Families of 43 victims await verdict in Genoa bridge disaster
** A large section of the Morandi motorway bridge collapsed onto railway tracks below, causing a deadly disaster and prompting long-running legal proceedings.
** US military to begin screening for testosterone deficiency, Hegseth says
** Hegseth said he is authorizing hormone screening for US troops to ensure they “operate at your absolute best.”
** Actor Sam Neill died from pneumonia, agent confirms
** Sam Neill died in Sydney on Monday, and his family described his death as sudden and unexpected.
** More people around the world now favor China over the US, Pew study suggests
** A Pew survey indicates that global confidence in China’s Xi Jinping is higher than in the US’s Donald Trump, suggesting China may be viewed more favorably than the United States in some parts of the world.
** New monkey species with orange lips found ‘hiding’ in DR Congo forest
** Scientists said it was an “amazing feeling” to finally look into the face of an animal that so few people even knew existed, as they described a new monkey species discovered in the forests of DR Congo.
** French MPs approve assisted dying law with strict rules after years of argument
** French lawmakers have approved a bill that would permit assisted dying for terminally ill adults who meet strict eligibility requirements, following years of debate over the issue.
** Russian attacks kill 14 as Ukraine strikes Black Sea oil tankers
** Russian attacks caused civilian casualties in several Ukrainian regions, while Ukraine targeted 20 Russian vessels in the Black Sea.
** Special police team to investigate the killing of an anti-migrant leader in South Africa
** A special police team will investigate the killing of a March and March provincial leader, who died in hospital days after being shot. If you want, I can also help make the wording more natural or correct any names that may have been mistranslated.
** Five arrested after Hong Kong police raid independent bookshops
** Hong Kong officials say five people were arrested during raids on independent bookshops on allegations that they sold “seditious” books that incited “hatred” against the authorities.
** Blanche apologizes on Capitol Hill for Epstein files “mistakes”
** Blanche faced sharp bipartisan questioning on Capitol Hill as he sought permanent confirmation as U.S. attorney general, with lawmakers pressing him over mistakes related to the Epstein files.
Italy’s Meloni suffers surprise setback in close vote on electoral reform
A defeat in a close vote on electoral reform prompted opposition parties to call for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to resign, increasing political pressure on her government ahead of next year’s general election.
** Rastafarians in Kenya fail in bid to get cannabis legalised for religious purposes
** A Kenyan court acknowledged the need for a broader national debate on cannabis policy, but the bid to legalise cannabis for Rastafarians’ religious use was unsuccessful.
Venezuela’s government to launch formal talks with opposition members
The opposition says the talks are intended to strengthen democratic institutions and improve the electoral system.
China’s economic growth falls sharply, missing target
Weak domestic demand and higher oil prices driven by the Iran war outweighed China’s strong export performance, contributing to the sharp slowdown in economic growth and missing the target.
** Heatwave prompts Italy's delivery riders to strike for extra rights
** Delivery riders in Milan, Bologna, and Florence are striking to demand better protection for their health and wages amid extreme heat, seeking additional rights as working conditions worsen.
** Sierra Leone drops treason charge against ex-president over attempted coup
** Sierra Leone has dropped the treason charge against former president Ernest Bai Koroma, who was arrested in 2023 after gunmen attacked an armory and prisons, freeing inmates in an attempted coup.
** Air India crash report likely to be ready in October, say investigators
** The Air India crash claimed 260 lives, including 241 people on board. Only one passenger survived.
** Seven Britons among those killed in Spain wildfires
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** Head of fake government agency arrested in Nigeria after weeks on the run
** The case has drawn national attention in Nigeria after President Bola Tinubu ordered a corruption investigation last week.
** 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.
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**“I had to get out into the free world,” dissident who fled China by boat tells BBC**
**Dong Guangping, now resettled in Canada, describes his dangerous escape from China by boat to South Korea and reflects on his determination to reach freedom after fleeing the country.**
** A Cold War bunker gets a luxury makeover as "doomsday" condos
** A former Canadian government nuclear bomb shelter in rural Nova Scotia is being converted into what could become Canada’s first large-scale luxury survival shelter.
** Bangkok’s bar fire is the city’s latest deadly blaze — will anything ever change?
** A deadly fire at a Bangkok bar has once again exposed a troubling pattern of repeated tragedies in the city. As with past disasters, the blaze has sparked public outrage and renewed demands for safety reforms, raising the question of why meaningful change still fails to follow these horrific incidents.
** Crackdown on “objectionable” books in Indian-administered Kashmir sparks row
** Authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir have ordered educational institutions to review all books on their premises, sparking controversy over the move.
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** Strait of Hormuz 'faultline' exposes weakness of the US-Iran deal
** Control of the Strait of Hormuz has become a major sticking point between the US and Iran as a fragile ceasefire deal begins to unravel. The waterway’s strategic importance is highlighting tensions and exposing weaknesses in the agreement.
** From Wimbledon towels to Scotch: What the India-UK trade deal could mean for shoppers
** The India-UK free trade agreement has come into effect, raising hopes for lower prices and greater market access between the two economies. The article asks whether the deal will deliver tangible benefits for shoppers, including on goods like Scotch and Wimbledon merchandise.
** How a former “street kid” became key to South Africa’s police corruption inquiry
** Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala, a key figure expected to testify before the Madlanga Commission, rose from a difficult childhood on the streets, where he hustled to survive. His background has drawn attention as part of a broader investigation into alleged police corruption in South Africa.
** Orange haze from Canadian wildfires seen in Ontario and northern U.S.
** Canada is battling 838 active wildfires nationwide, according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre, contributing to smoke and an orange haze affecting Ontario and parts of the northern U.S.
** What if Bluey spoke one of the world’s oldest living languages?
** Five episodes of the award-winning children’s cartoon have been released in an Australian Indigenous language for the first time.
** Dramatic video shows wildfire surrounding freight train in Canada
** CN Rail said operations were temporarily suspended in the affected area in Ontario after a wildfire surrounded a freight train, prompting safety measures and halting service in the region.
** Celebrations as Gibraltar-Spain border fence removed
** A symbolic midnight ceremony marked the removal of the Gibraltar-Spain border fence, after which large crowds crossed freely between the two sides without border checks.
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** The CJEU is issuing its ruling today on the amnesty law linked to the Puigdemont case. The decision could be decisive for the former president’s judicial and political future, as it will clarify whether the law is compatible with European law.
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** Moncloa assumes that there will be little room before summer to rebuild its relationship with Junts and Podemos. After relying for months on the amnesty law to get closer to Junts, the Government now sees the budget as the last major parliamentary negotiating opportunity of the legislative term.
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** Leo Messi shone with two assists in less than 10 minutes to lead Argentina’s comeback against England. Goals from Enzo Fernández and Lautaro Martínez secured the victory for the Albiceleste and their place in the World Cup final.
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** Argentine midfielder Giovanni Lo Celso displayed a Malvinas flag, reaffirming Argentina’s sovereignty claim over the archipelago, which is currently under British control.
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** The Spanish national team will play in the World Cup final on Sunday, July 19 at 9:00 p.m. (Peninsular Time).
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** 45% of the prize money that FIFA awards to the Royal Spanish Football Federation will be distributed among Spain’s international players.
** Crazy prices for the World Cup final in New York: the cheapest tickets exceed 6,000 euros
** Rafael Louzán, president of the RFEF, had already sharply criticized the high cost of tickets for the World Cup final in New York even before Spain managed to qualify for the decisive match.
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** The PSOE president acknowledged “worrying signs” in the Leire case, but placed all responsibility on the former Organizational Secretary, Cerdán. She said she has not spoken with him since he left the party and maintained that he held all the authority.
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** The difficult situation in accessing housing is making rental scams increasingly believable, as they reproduce every step of a real transaction in order to deceive interested tenants.
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** The Seville teacher Fina García, 27, has died after spending some time in palliative care. Her farewell touched many people because of its calm and positive message, in which she said she was leaving “happy.”
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** The actor looks back on his life and the key moments of his career. He is still active and successful on social media, and he recalls that it was he who decided to end his time in Martes y Trece because living together was difficult.
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** The Socialist spokesperson in the Madrid City Council explains to *20minutos* her plan to win the trust of party members in the PSOE’s municipal primary elections, which will be held next Sunday.
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** The deputy spokesperson for the PSOE in Madrid City Council speaks with 20minutos about how she is approaching the primary campaign and recounts how the process of presenting her pre-candidacy unfolded.
** Aemet warns of another possible heatwave with temperatures of up to 44°C this weekend
** Aemet warns of a period of very high and persistent temperatures, with the most intense days expected on Tuesday and Wednesday next week. The heat could reach up to 44°C this weekend.
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** A Plan International study, “(Over)exposed online,” reveals that 60% of adolescents consider violent digital content to be entertainment. In addition, 16% have experienced it at age 12 or younger, and 77% of those who receive unwanted sexual content do not report it out of shame.
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** A small, sick, poor lizard, prone to developing tumors that spread throughout its body, could become a valuable tool for medical research. Its unusual vulnerability offers a possible roadmap for better understanding how tumors form and spread, and could provide key clues for their treatment and cure.
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** The investigation remains open, and proceedings are underway to clarify the circumstances surrounding the drowning deaths of a woman and her two minor children at the Roncal reservoir in Navarre.
** Izan Llunas: “My father and my grandfather are role models; I don’t ride on their coattails, everything I’ve achieved is by myself”
** Izan Llunas, the son of Marcos Llunas and grandson of Dyango, stands out for his own talent. The star of the series *Luis Miguel*, he shone at Benidorm Fest and moved Pedro Almodóvar, reaffirming that his success is due to his personal effort, even though he comes from a family of major references.
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** The article says that the “love yourself” message has become confusing in relationships, creating a complicated maze where self-love can be helpful but can also be taken too far.
** Trump gives no respite and launches the second wave of attacks in a day against Iran
** The US military blamed Tehran “on the order of the Commander in Chief,” that is, by order of Donald Trump.
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** Kuwait’s air defenses have been activated to respond to threats from hostile drones in different areas of the country, according to a military statement.
** Trump says Iran has released a U.S. citizen detained since 2024
** Trump said that Iran released a U.S. citizen who had been detained since 2024, although he did not identify the woman or provide details about the circumstances of her arrest or release.
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** Cyprus has remained divided since 1974, when the Turkish army occupied the north of the island after a coup in Cyprus backed by the Greek military junta. The intervention was driven by fears that Cyprus would unite with Greece, leaving a division that still remains within the EU.
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** José Navarro is a highly sought-after ham carver for exclusive events, recognized for his talent and prestige. His skill has opened the doors to high-profile celebrations and earned him the attention of figures such as Anita Williams, Makoke, and even King Felipe VI.
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** David and Victoria Beckham celebrated from the stands when Gordon scored to make it 1-0 for England against Argentina. This time, both reacted enthusiastically and celebrated the goal together.
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** Brazil will activate its reciprocity law in response to the tariffs imposed by the United States and blames the Bolsonaro family for fueling the trade escalation.
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** Hegseth stated that the “most decisive tactical advantage” is the individual fighter and that it must be preserved.
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** Summer contest to choose the best beach in Spain 2026.
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** 20minutos relaunches its search for Spain’s best beach in 2026 and invites readers to vote for their favorite beach on the Catalan coast, with options in Girona, Barcelona, and Tarragona.
** The search for Spain’s best beach 2026 begins: vote for your favorite
** 20minutos invites its readers to choose Spain’s best beach of 2026. From 10 coastlines, the two most voted will advance to the final, and only one will be the winner.
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** Alberto Chicote receives the Special Creators Award and says that one of the things he is most proud of is giving a voice to people whom others have ignored.
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** The 20th edition of the 20minutos Creators Awards 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 explained that he has donated his check to a foundation that supports children in foster care centers. He says the decision is very personal, since he and his wife cannot have children.
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** Raúl Ordóñez explains that AI should be seen as a tool, not as an expert. He highlights that its real value lies in using it well and prudently, especially when sharing information, in order to make the most of it without falling into myths or unfounded fears.
** Discover the Community of Madrid with Children
** The Community of Madrid offers much more than its capital city: across its more than 8,000 km², there are towns, forests, mountains, and rivers with great natural and cultural richness. It is an ideal destination to explore as a family and discover its treasures with children.
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** A 19-year-old woman from Murcia suffered a hypoxia episode a year and a half ago that caused severe brain damage and 96% disability. Her family refused to disconnect her and is fighting for her rehabilitation, holding on to the hope of improving her quality of life.
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** James Cox “Fergie” Chambers Jr., a member of one of the wealthiest business families in the United States, was detained in Ibiza. The case has drawn attention because of the possible extradition requested by Trump.
** Do you know why civil servants have a separate contracted healthcare system? We explain it in one minute
** The mutual benefit system for civil servants has been in place for decades. Although its viability is periodically questioned, different governments have chosen to keep it in place.
** Giving Birth Without Understanding: A Reality for Women with Hearing Loss: “The midwife refused to lower her mask during labor”
** The Spanish Confederation of Families of Deaf People is calling for greater hearing accessibility in consultations, waiting rooms, emergency departments, and delivery rooms to ensure proper healthcare for women with hearing loss.
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** The price of laboratory monkeys in China has increased dramatically due to the boom in scientific research: from 7,000 yuan (about 900 euros) in 2014 to more than 200,000 yuan (about 26,000 euros) today.
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** Naturgy has launched a new assistance service based on artificial intelligence, available 24/7, free of charge and with no waiting time. It is aimed at both customers and non-customers to help solve home breakdowns and repairs.
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** The automotive industry is calling for urgent measures in response to the sharp rise in workplace absenteeism, which has increased by 50% since 2018. The sector warns of its impact on productivity, costs, and competitiveness, and is calling for solutions to curb this trend.
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** Harlan Coben, author of 35 novels, has turned many of them into adapted series for different platforms. In several cases, he himself handles the screenplay, a formula that Netflix takes advantage of to succeed with its miniseries.
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** Warm, luminous blondes are making a strong comeback this summer, favoring a more natural, flattering, and easy-to-maintain finish.
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** Heat can worsen leg swelling because it dilates blood vessels and makes venous return more difficult. To promote circulation, it is important to stay active, since movement helps the legs pump blood back to the heart.
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** SpaceX is preparing for Starship’s thirteenth flight, on which it will carry 20 Starlink V3 satellites. This mission will help expand the Starlink constellation and improve the speed of the internet service.
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** Whitewashed streets, dreamlike beaches, and a great atmosphere make this white village in Cádiz an ideal destination to start the summer holidays, with timeless charm that does not follow fashions or trends.
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** Chef Dani García, who has 3 Michelin Stars, shared on social media a typical dish from Málaga with a special trick, highlighting its intense flavor and inspiration from local cuisine.
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** The AP-2 highway, which connects Zaragoza with the Mediterranean, was made toll-free in 2021, but in recent months the debate has resurfaced in Catalonia over reinstating tolls on the section between Zaragoza and Barcelona.
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** Pedro Sánchez led the demolition ceremony for Gibraltar’s border fence, which he described as the end of the “last wall of continental Europe.” He said its removal opens a “new era” and a period of coexistence and a shared future between Gibraltar and its surroundings.
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** The judge in Calama refuses to halt the investigation into Zapatero’s activities in Bolivia and considers it normal for new, unforeseen facts to emerge from initial proceedings. He also notes that the existing evidence must be reviewed, dismissing the idea that this is a speculative investigation against the former president.
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** David Sánchez’s lawyer rejects talking about “lawfare” and finds it “striking” that the president’s brother is linked to the alleged unlawful creation of his position at the Badajoz Provincial Council, when he has only been convicted for the change in the job title. He will ask the court for clarification before appealing the ruling.
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** The winning Bonoloto ticket was validated in Serón, Almería, and has awarded its holder a prize of more than one and a half million euros.
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** The text reflects nostalgically on the persistence of those who keep recording albums despite Spotify’s dominance. It points out how streaming replaced the CD, just as the CD displaced vinyl, in a critique of the evolution of music formats.
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** The tragedy of a Spain suffocating under extreme heat urges a rethink of everything in the face of extreme temperatures. Although there is still room to act, the window of opportunity is closing rapidly.
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** The text ironically highlights that, in contrast to teams full of star players, the “starless” team could end up being the real winner of the World Cup. The phrase suggests a vindication of collective play over individual brilliance.
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** A proposed reform of Article 23 of the Congress’s rules is moving forward, which would encourage the fragmentation of parliamentary groups, with potentially negative effects on the proper functioning of the Chamber.
** Anatomy of an Extreme Fire
** The former president of Extremadura is the author of the Administrative Law Manual: “Natural Catastrophes: the Response of Spanish Administrative Law”
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** The actor says his account has been “hacked” twice, in the context of a post about his alleged encounter with aliens.
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** The fossil remains discovered in La Rioja provide new information about a large herbivorous dinosaur and make it possible to reconstruct its characteristics in greater detail. Researchers believe they may belong to a new dinosaur species.
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** Before his current relationship with María Hurtado, with whom he has a son and a stepdaughter, Pedro Porro was involved in a love triangle with Magui Corceiro and João Félix.
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** A scientific discovery identifies the oldest known amber, at 385 million years old. This finding extends the geological record of this fossil resin by about 65 million years, providing new information about the evolution of a specialized innovation in land plants.
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** The article explains that five common mistakes when using air conditioning, such as setting the temperature incorrectly or not performing maintenance, can increase electricity consumption and raise the bill.
** Should you unplug the refrigerator if you go on vacation? What the OCU says
** The article explains that if an appliance stays plugged in for a long time without being used, it causes unnecessary spending of money and energy. In the case of the refrigerator, it raises the question of whether it is worth unplugging it when going on vacation in order to avoid that consumption.
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** According to a study by the OCU, up to 34% of consumers could lower their electricity bill if they adjusted their contracted power to their real needs. Many families pay more than necessary because they do not optimize this aspect of their electricity supply.
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** In a restaurant serving classic Basque cuisine with a modern atmosphere, affordable dining options are offered: a starter for €5.90, a main course for €8.20, or a takeout menu for €10.70.
** Do you agree with showing minors on social media?
** The article asks whether it is appropriate for families to share images of their children on social media and raises the question of where the balance lies between sharing family moments and protecting minors’ privacy.
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** Sex therapist Santiago Frago answers readers’ questions about sexuality, addressing topics such as recovering libido and whether there is an age at which the desire to have sex decreases or disappears.
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** 20bien has launched its Wellbeing Mailbox, a space for readers to share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather experiences that can inspire, guide, and motivate others to improve their wellbeing.
** 20minutos puts Ciudadano20 at your service, the reader channel to take part in the news and report any story that could be investigated. Write to us and tell us what topics should be covered.
** 20minutos invites readers to use Ciudadano20, a channel to share information, suggest topics, and report stories or complaints that could be investigated by the outlet.
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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 main challenges, highlighting Madrid’s complexity and its enduring neighborhood spirit.
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** The French law legalizes euthanasia and assisted suicide, but excludes purely psychological suffering as grounds for access. Only those who meet the established requirements and have an underlying serious physical condition will be able to benefit from the right approved by the Assembly.
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** Former President Joe Biden will publish his memoirs in November, titled *Promise Me, America*, in which he will review the most important decisions of his time in the White House and also explain his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race.
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** The European Union wants citizens to be able to carry documents such as their ID card, driving license, or university degrees on their mobile phones by 2027. The measure aims to simplify procedures between countries and offer greater convenience to users.
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** Authorities are searching for a man who, according to initial reports, is believed to have fallen from a bridge into the Bidasoa River in the area around Irún. The incident has triggered a search operation in the area in an attempt to locate him.
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** In Spain, about 100,000 people with disabilities live in buildings without elevators, which leaves them isolated in their homes. The lack of accessibility limits their mobility, increases dependence, and causes loneliness, and in some cases they can only go out to visit the doctor.
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** The free Víctor Espinós service, active since 1919 in Madrid, lends 450 musical instruments and offers soundproof booths for rehearsing. Among its resources are spaces for rock groups and for playing piano, drums, and harp.
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** After the twin earthquake in Venezuela, 18,437 people are still in 94 temporary camps set up by the government. Katiuska and Josu bring the circus closer to affected children with the aim of providing them with distraction and joy, and helping them recover part of their innocence.
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** Atresmedia and Josep Pedrerol have ended their professional relationship by mutual agreement after 13 years of collaboration.
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** On the show, the contestant reminded Yolanda Ramos and the judges of the promise he made weeks earlier: if he managed to avoid elimination on the RTVE talent show, he would complete a special challenge.
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** Amalia celebrated Spain’s semifinal win on “Operación Triunfo USA” and used the moment to send a message to Spaniards watching the show from home.
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** France fell on its National Day to a much superior Spain and was eliminated from the 2026 World Cup. TVE joked about the defeat with a caption that parodied the French motto: “Liberté, egalité... eliminé.”
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** The single woman described herself as a “sharp-tongued” person, which set the tone for a tense date on *First Dates*.
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** Sara Montiel’s biographer commented on *Y ahora Sonsoles* that her children, Thais and Zeus, are estranged and have very different personalities. He pointed out that the artist herself had already noticed those differences, although she never wanted to speak openly about them.
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** The Seville-based influencer, who has been closely accompanying Lamine Yamal during the tournament, celebrated on social media their advance to the World Cup final and shared several photos with the footballer.
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** Former Athletic player and now influencer Ander has shared the video of the accident that left him paraplegic after jumping into a pool for the first time. He is doing so to raise awareness among his followers and help prevent other people from suffering similar injuries.
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** Ainhoa Gómez, from *The Island of Temptations*, got her boyfriend Álex’s name tattooed. He said he liked it a lot because it reflects the trust she has in him.
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** TikToker Roro recalled the strange episode she experienced after seriously injuring her foot during her fight against Abby in the previous edition of La Velada. In a conversation with Ibai Llanos, she described how she was treated and the situation she went through while under the effects of strong medication.
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** Lucía Sánchez has responded to rumors about a possible pregnancy after speaking about her desire to become a mother again. The former participant of *La isla de las tentaciones* has also replied to criticism about her appearance, denying that she has any “health problem” related to her weight.
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** The comedian said that he prefers to only connect with people who bring something positive to him as a person, emphasizing that what satisfies and impresses him most is meeting good people.
** Don Omar will perform in six Spanish cities in 2027 with his European tour “The Last King World Tour”
** Don Omar will bring his European tour “The Last King World Tour” to six cities in Spain in 2027. The tour comes on a symbolic date for the artist, as it coincides with the 15th anniversary of his hit “Danza Kuduro.”
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** The Japanese government’s legal reform prevents women from ascending to the throne, so Aiko, the current emperor’s daughter, will not be able to become empress. Although she enjoys popular support, tradition and the law exclude her from the line of succession.
** Philippe Roger, widower of Olivia Valère, accuses his stepchildren of stealing from him and occupying one of his homes
** The French lawyer Philippe Roger, widower of Olivia Valère, spoke on “Y ahora Sonsoles” and accused his stepchildren of stealing from him and occupying one of his homes, amid a family and property dispute.
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** Formula 1 returns to Madrid after more than 40 years, with a new circuit that is faster, larger, and designed to be memorable.
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** Thierry Henry praised Spain’s 2-0 win over France in the World Cup semifinals, saying Spanish players understand the national football style from a very young age, which helps explain their strong, consistent play.
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** Spain defeated France 0-2 in the World Cup semifinals.
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** The Spanish tennis player is making the most of the last days of his recovery from a right wrist injury by relaxing on the Italian coast aboard a superyacht.
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** Max Holloway recalled his bout with Conor McGregor, noting that the Irishman kept urging him to fight constantly. The Hawaiian added another win to his record after McGregor suffered an injury in the opening seconds of the matchup.
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** Founded by parents of children with disabilities, this association organizes an annual pilgrimage by adapted bicycle along the Camino de Santiago to promote an inclusive and accessible experience of the route.
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** Organizations such as Plena Inclusión and Cocemfe celebrate the reform of the disability laws and highlight that it strengthens people’s right to decide how to live. They also call for sufficient budget allocation so that the new regulations can be effectively implemented.
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** Aquopolis Villanueva has become Europe’s first water park to receive the “Autism Friendly” certification, recognizing its comprehensive cognitive accessibility model designed to improve the experience of people on the autism spectrum and their families.
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** Executives such as Juan Roig, Ana Botín, and Enrique Riquelme supported La Roja in their victory in Dallas, while the Ibex responded with praise. The key idea highlighted was that when talent works as a team, potential multiplies.
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** Francisco Carreño, president of COSE, warns that the lack of forest management and the abandonment of extensive livestock farming are increasing the risk of wildfires in Spain. He cites Murcia as an example, where he says that only 20% of the tree cover can be accessed by road.
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** The European Commission is negotiating with the U.S. to expand tariff reductions and exempt several agri-food products from the 15% tariff. Its trade spokesperson, Olof Gill, says there is “a clear political will to move forward” and that talks remain active for mutual benefit.
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** UGT and CCOO are calling for the wage agreement with employers to be renewed and for the clauses in collective agreements that protect against CPI-linked inflation to be expanded, in response to the rise in the cost of living caused by the war in Iran, in order to preserve workers’ purchasing power.
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** The text clarifies that absenteeism is not just any absence from work, but the deliberate and unjustified absence from the workplace. If there is a legal or justified reason, it cannot be considered absenteeism.
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** Ferrovial has taken the lead over FCC in the bid for the largest highway contract in the Czech market, submitting an offer worth €3 billion.
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** Christopher Nolan’s new film comes with staggering numbers: a 640-km production, a $250 million budget, 91 days of shooting, and a massive 18-meter cyclops, underscoring the scale of his ambitious take on *The Odyssey*.
** Review of *The Odyssey*: Christopher Nolan looks Homer in the eye with his most daring and sincere film
** Christopher Nolan’s new film takes on Homer’s classic with an ambitious and bold approach. The British director delivers a daring adaptation that blends big-budget spectacle with an honest, straightforward reading of the epic poem.
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** Arturo Pérez-Reverte recommends watching a feature film by Ralph Fiennes while waiting for July 17, still a long way off. He says he enjoyed the film and suggests pairing it with a double feature of *The Odyssey*.
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** George Lucas, the creator of *Star Wars* and long retired from Hollywood, has spoken about artificial intelligence and controversial focus groups, saying of AI that “there’s nothing we can do; it’s the future.”
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** Sébastien Vaniček replaces Lee Cronin in the sixth film in Sam Raimi’s saga. The director says the film will be “one of the most violent” in the franchise and explains that visual details like the teeth in *American History X* affect him more than a mutilation such as an amputated arm.
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** *Fargo* creator Noah Hawley has joined Rob Mac to adapt Ubisoft’s *Far Cry* saga for television. The series aims to bring the popular video game franchise to the screen; the franchise already has six main installments, and the project is being presented as ambitious and promising.
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** Cardiologist José Abellán warns that after very intense matches, such as World Cup knockout games, emergency cases for hypertensive crises and arrhythmias increase, and heart attack admissions also rise right after the matches.
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** A study analyzes how exposure to extreme heat during pregnancy and in the first months of life could affect a baby’s brain development. The research seeks to understand possible health risks for children associated with intense heat.
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** The “magic formula” isn’t in a single superfood, but in combining several foods to get better nutritional benefits.
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** The CRIS Against Cancer Foundation promotes national and international projects to improve diagnosis and accelerate the treatment of sarcomas, a cancer with high therapeutic need that affects about 2,600 people a year in Spain.
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** The article highlights that changing certain everyday habits can help reduce the risk of developing some types of cancer and, at the same time, improve overall health.
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** A physiotherapist explains that to strengthen the knees, it is not enough to work only forward and backward movements. The key is to train them to generate force in different planes of motion, which helps improve their stability and endurance.
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** Apple will add a new security alert in iOS 26 that will warn users when a message may try to harm the iPhone or put their privacy at risk, strengthening protection against dangerous content.
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** Rome is studying how to make use of its underground grottoes as “climate shelters” to provide cool spaces during heat waves and help combat the high temperatures in the city.
** Samsung clarifies the controversy with Health: your data will not be deleted if you do not accept the AI policy
** Samsung clarified that it will not delete Samsung Health data if users do not accept the AI policy. The confusion arose from how the notice was worded, not from any real change in how the information is handled.
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** Microsoft barely mentions this identifier in its public documentation and does not explain how it works outside of this case.
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** The article describes Eärendil-1, a mirror satellite designed to redirect sunlight toward the Earth during the night. Among its possible applications are supporting search and rescue operations and extending the operation of solar facilities.
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** The article previews the boho-chic trends that will dominate summer festivals and the season’s most fun concerts.
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** A simple and effective movement that helps improve mobility, relieve tension, and increase postural awareness. Pilates instructors especially recommend it from age 50 onward for its benefits to posture and overall well-being.
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** Zendaya appeared at the premiere of *The Odyssey* in a Matières Fécales dress made exclusively for her. The brand kept it under wraps for nearly two years, so no other Hollywood celebrity could wear it.
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** The article explains the importance of protecting the lips in summer, since they can also burn and suffer premature aging from sun exposure. It recommends caring for them properly and using lip products with SPF to prevent damage and keep them hydrated and healthy.
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** Kylie Jenner, now also a designer, has launched her own bikini line. One of the styles stands out as one of the summer’s most controversial because it could ruin your tan unless a specific requirement is met.
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** Carolina Castellote is the designer responsible for the personalized designs with which Cucurella’s girlfriend — an influencer and Spain supporter — stands out in the stands from match to match during the World Cup.
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** Hermès presents “Into the Horsescape,” a high jewelry collection designed by Pierre Hardy that pays tribute to the maison’s equestrian origins and looks back at the French brand’s past.
** Lupita Nyong'o surprises with a unique luxury handbag inspired by *The Odyssey*
** Lupita Nyong'o dazzled at the premiere in a golden dress and a book-shaped clutch inspired by Homer’s *The Odyssey*. The luxury accessory stood out for its original and literary design, becoming one of the most eye-catching details of her look.
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** Jennifer Lopez hosted a dinner in Paris with Chopard and wore a selection of exclusive jewelry valued at more than one million euros, standing out for her elegance and sparkle during the event.
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** Zendaya once again stole the spotlight at the New York premiere of *The Odyssey* by appearing in striking sculptural, “invisible” high-heeled shoes, once again cementing her status as the event’s biggest star.
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** Alberto Chicote explains how he prepares patatas bravas, a classic of Madrid cuisine, on his show *Pesadilla en la cocina*, and clarifies that the authentic recipe does not include tomato.
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** Cris Cánovas and Diego Aguilar champion a free, honest, and dogma-free cuisine focused on creativity. Their proposal modernizes Málaga’s culinary tradition through a 130-euro tasting menu at a restaurant awarded one Michelin star and one Repsol Sun.
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** The article is aimed at people who consider themselves bad at cooking, even though they have hardly tried to make simple dishes like lentils or gazpacho, and suggests easy recipes to encourage them to go beyond fried eggs.
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** Jordi Cruz, the chef at ABaC, shared alongside María Zurita a simple trick to give the classic French béchamel sauce more flavor: add 50 ml of brandy.
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** A Japanese restaurant with locations in Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris that was a pioneer in serving outside Japan the most prized wagyu: Kobe beef.
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** Casa Ysla pastry shop in Granada has been making piononos since 1897, keeping alive a traditional Granadan recipe with more than a century of history.
** Beyond the World Cup: the panoramic train in the U.S. that is running again and is one of the most incredible
** A historic railway route over a century old between Canada and the United States will be operating again. The journey passes through some of the most impressive landscapes in the world, offering a unique panoramic experience for those looking to see North America beyond major sporting events.
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** A study has identified the European countries where camping this summer is cheaper and more expensive. Spain is among the most affordable destinations for camping lovers, according to the analysis of the cost of camping in different parts of the continent.
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** A corsair city and the setting for the wedding of Louis XIV, this seaside town combines historic heritage, coastal charm, and Basque tradition, standing out for its beautiful bay and colorful houses.
** These are the etiquette rules for being a good hotel guest
** The article explains that there are unwritten rules of coexistence in hotels that guests should follow so as not to inconvenience other guests or the staff.
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** We tested the updated Audi Q4 e-tron, a premium electric SUV that remains competitive and stands out for the improvements introduced exactly in the areas where it needed them most.
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** The Ministry of Transport clarifies doubts about the requirement to install second-generation tachographs in vans over 2,500 kg that carry out international transport, a measure applicable from July 1.
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** The transporter criticizes some experienced truck drivers who drive at the limit, even with heavy loads, and says he doesn’t understand how they are still alive because of the dangerous way they behave on the road.
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** We’ve познакомed the new Santana Cajal, a true Spanish 4x4 that aims to recover the essence of off-roading. It combines off-road capability with cutting-edge technology to offer a vehicle ready for difficult terrain without giving up modern solutions.
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** Two young men are being investigated for allegedly throwing tires onto the A-23, endangering road safety and forcing other drivers to make evasive maneuvers to avoid collisions.
** Only a hundred customers will be able to get the new limited 4Wild edition of the Subaru Crosstrek
** Subaru is launching the Crosstrek 4Wild, a limited edition of just 100 units with an adventurous focus. It stands out for its exclusive design and AWD traction system, reinforcing its off-road character.
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** A seismometer at Institut Vallès in Sabadell detected several spikes in activity that coincided with the Spanish national team’s goals against France and with the final whistle of the match.
** Barcelona will carry out a drill in September 2027 to prepare the city in case temperatures reach 50 degrees in the future
** Barcelona will hold two drills in September 2027, one tabletop and one operational, to assess how the city would respond to extreme temperatures and prepare for a possible future with temperatures as high as 50 degrees.
** Catalonia reaches the peak of the third heat wave of the summer, which has left thermometers above 40 degrees
** Catalonia reaches the peak of the summer’s third heat wave, with temperatures exceeding 40°C. The Generalitat keeps the wildfire risk at “extreme” level in 118 municipalities.
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** Madrid Metro will close several sections this summer for improvement works: Line 9B between Arganda del Rey and Rivas Vaciamadrid from July 25 to August 13, Line 7 between Gregorio Marañón and Pitis from August 2 to 28, and Line 6 between Argüelles and Ciudad Universitaria from August 1 to September 2.
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** Seville is expanding the night patrol service to the El Cerezo neighborhood with six more agents. It now has 70 civic agents and three coordinators across 34 areas of the city. In the first half of the year, they carried out 3,704 escort services and issued 808 alerts.
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** The appearance of the glowing sea in O Grove depends on factors such as water temperature, sea conditions, and the concentration of microscopic organisms. This natural phenomenon marks the beginning of a summer in Galicia full of nature-related spectacles.
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** The City Council and the Port Authority have agreed to move Valencia’s old lighthouse to a new location in the Marina, opposite the Veles e Vents, so that it will be open and accessible to the public. The project includes dismantling it, restoring it, and then reinstalling it as a heritage landmark.
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** Maximum temperatures in the city will drop from 38 to 33 degrees after a day of restrictions on outdoor activities. In addition, Aagesen has called in Valencia for a national pact to fight climate change.
** Madrid raises the alert over dry storms and lightning: they can cause fires up to 24 hours after striking
** Madrid warns that the combination of extreme heat and water stress makes forests highly vulnerable to fire. Authorities stress that prevention is essential, as dry storms and lightning can ignite blazes even up to 24 hours after a strike.
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** The Canary Islands will ban the use of screens in classrooms for children aged 0 to 3 and limit their use in the second cycle of early childhood education. The measure, which will take effect on November 30, will apply in all public schools across the archipelago.
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** The Barcelona City Council has committed to begin the procedures to amend the ordinance and immediately increase the municipal surcharge on the tourist tax applied to cruise ships making port calls to 30 euros.
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** The works on the central promenade of Alcalá Boulevard begin this Friday and will last until the end of August. During that time, two lanes in each direction will remain open for cars, buses, and taxis.
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** A follower asked TikToker Jorge Cyrus for help to find out whether her boyfriend was cheating on her. Thanks to a clever World Cup-related search, he managed to find clues that confirmed her suspicion.
** Tenant evicted for storing 10,000 books due to fire risk and extreme disorder
** The owner of a supposed “library” was evicted after accumulating between 3 and 10 tons of books, around 10,000 copies, in his home. The large amount of material created a fire risk and extreme disorder. The owner says he is always reading.
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** While making a delivery during his workday, a delivery driver arrived just as Spain was taking a penalty kick. A group of young people, upon seeing him, invited him to come in and share the moment, a gesture that was praised for their kindness and for brightening the worker’s day.
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** The Barcelona College of Veterinarians is calling for the breeding of the “exotic bully” to be studied and even banned because of its serious health risks. The breed has an extreme morphology linked to respiratory, bone, and skin problems, and it also seriously affects its welfare.
** Why your dog can get sick at the beach without you noticing
** The sand a dog ingests at the beach can build up in its digestive system and cause intestinal blockages, which can lead to serious complications.
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** An international study indicates that dogs and cats not only provide companionship, but also help organize daily routines and justify moments of rest. The research highlights their positive influence on people’s everyday well-being.
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** The content invites readers to check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es.
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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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** Brasero announces that the dog days of summer have already begun and that in the coming days Spain will experience more heat due to the start of this summer period.
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** Law 5/2026, recognizing the unborn child, is now in force in Madrid and allows access to tax benefits, scholarships, and Early Childhood Education aid from before birth.
** Neither straighteners nor extreme heat: the dryer that automatically shapes your hair without damaging it
** An innovative blow-dryer comb promises to style your hair automatically as you comb it, without resorting to straighteners or extreme heat. In addition to shaping the hair gently, it includes several features that make it a practical tool for daily hair care and styling.
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** A well-chosen ceiling fan can cool your home, decorate the space, and use very little energy.
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** The Battle of Vallecas has already arrived, and the best way to get ready is with a good water gun. The article highlights a selection of “very top” models to make the most of this refreshing celebration in Madrid.
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** Cecotec introduces Drumfit as a home workout option for those who avoid crowded gyms. The idea lets users exercise at any time, at their own pace, and with their favorite music, offering comfort and full control over their routine.
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** Skipjack tuna fillets are sprayed with a solution containing bacteria that causes them to become covered in mold during fermentation, creating an extremely hard fish product.
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** Arraichion achieved his feat at the Games of the 54th Olympiad, in 564 BC. Although he died during the competition, he was declared the winner of his event, becoming a legendary Olympic athlete who won after death.
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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 discovery reveals that its lineage split evolutionarily from the others hundreds of thousands of years ago, redefining the evolutionary map of these reptiles in the Canary Islands.
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** The article invites readers to check out a photo gallery to find out whether their summer “crush” feels the same way, based on their zodiac sign. According to the Torguet psychology centers, relationships that begin in summer are often experienced more intensely because of the freedom, lack of routines, and a more relaxed emotional atmosphere.
** Zara has the prettiest white dresses to enjoy the summer
** Zara highlights that the white dress is a very versatile and easy-to-style piece. In its Summer 2026 collection, it presents seven especially beautiful designs, ideal as a base for showing off bold accessories, eye-catching bags, and statement shoes.
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** Some designs stand out for their creativity, but others go wrong because they try too hard to be original. This article shows examples posted on Reddit of designs that went too far in their innovation and ended up becoming a complete mess.
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** All the cartoons published by Álvaro Terán in 20minutos, collected in one place so you can view his work and follow his updates.
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** Lithuania warns that Putin could be preparing “kinetic operations,” meaning targeted attacks on critical infrastructure in Poland and the Baltic states, according to experts.
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** The Guardia Civil seized hashish, hashish oil, hallucinogenic mushrooms, amphetamine-based drugs, and 29 kilograms of substances still pending analysis in a clandestine laboratory where sweets adulterated with drugs were being produced.
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** An international team led by the University of Valencia has reexamined two Capacocha Inca ceremonial contexts, changing the long-accepted interpretation of the death of an Inca child in Chile. The new analysis suggests that he did not die from hypothermia, but as part of a ritual sacrifice.
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** Initial investigations indicate that the fire was allegedly intentional. Several witnesses said the man had previously threatened the victim, which strengthens the theory that he intended to kill her.
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** A man allegedly fired pellets at the lawyer who represented him in a trial in El Ejido, reportedly in retaliation for having lost the case. The attack took place after the lawyer successfully defended the opposing side.
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** Two thieves on the run join a group of people with disabilities to escape the police. During a trip to a summer camp, the situation leads to misunderstandings, humorous moments, and the emergence of unexpected friendships.
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** An extraordinary astronomical phenomenon will cross Spain on August 12, 2026. The article explains how, when, and where this total solar eclipse can be observed, highlighting that it will be a unique spectacle to experience in different areas of the country.
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** The film was shot entirely in IMAX 70mm, but there will be no theaters in Spain showing it in that format. The closest screening will be in Montpellier, France, which is opening a special theater for the occasion. From Spain, you’ll have to cross the border and travel almost two hours.
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** Only Guadalajara and the northern half of Cuenca will see the eclipse in its entirety, while the rest of Castilla-La Mancha will experience a partial eclipse with a high degree of darkening.
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** Seneca’s phrase is still relevant today: even if a person is satisfied with themselves, friendship remains important and necessary in modern life.
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** The series, created and overseen by Arturo Pérez-Reverte, has only two seasons but totals 82 episodes. It is an intense thriller about drug trafficking available on Netflix.
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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 create an interactive map that lets users check how the total solar eclipse will look from any municipality.
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** Michael Sarnoski’s new film, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, offers an introspective take on Robin Hood centered on redemption and revenge. The review highlights how Jackman transforms the famous hero into a darker, more ambiguous figure.
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** The article warns that, to view the solar eclipse on August 12 in Spain, it is essential to use proper, certified glasses. Using this accessory is mandatory to protect your eyes and avoid damage or burns caused by directly observing the phenomenon.
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** To be a garbage truck driver in Spain, certain requirements must be met and night shifts must be accepted. The article raises the question of whether the salary makes up for the demands of the job and analyzes how much these workers usually earn.
** Gonzalo Bernardos: “The guy who wants to save for a home takes three vacations and eats at a good restaurant two or three times”
** Gonzalo Bernardos argues that it is impossible to save for a home while maintaining high spending habits. He says that some young people who claim they want to save for a house still take three vacations and eat at good restaurants two or three times, making it difficult to build real savings.
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** Analyst Marc Vidal says that more attention is paid to those who arrive in Spain than to those who leave, and warns that this exodus has economic consequences. According to him, two nationalities are leaving the country because their money goes further in their places of origin.
** Gold extends losses as oil-driven inflation fears keep Fed outlook in focus
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** Russia says it hits military targets in Kyiv, Ukrainian ports
** Russia says its forces struck military targets in Kyiv and Ukrainian port infrastructure, claiming the attacks targeted weapons depots and military facilities. The report says the strikes were part of ongoing operations, while Ukrainian officials have often disputed Russian claims about the scope and effectiveness of such attacks.
** China’s rare earth restrictions endanger $6.5 trillion of Western industry, IEA says
** The IEA warns that China’s dominance over rare earth mining and refining poses a major risk to Western industries worth $6.5 trillion, especially as Beijing tightens export controls. The report highlights supply-chain vulnerability and urges diversification of sources and processing to reduce dependence on China.
** US military says it completed latest strikes on Iran, targets included Bandar Abbas
** The U.S. military said it carried out another round of strikes on Iran, including targets in Bandar Abbas. The operation is the latest in an escalating series of attacks, though no additional details on damage or casualties were provided.
Oil rises for the fourth straight day as the U.S. escalates strikes on Iran, intensifying risks to the Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices rose for a fourth consecutive session as the U.S. intensified strikes on Iran, increasing fears of retaliation and disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, a major oil shipping route. Rising geopolitical tensions kept markets on edge, lifting crude prices amid concerns about supply risks.
** Oil prices rise for the fourth day as U.S. strikes on Iran raise fears of a wider conflict
** Oil prices climbed for a fourth straight session after U.S. strikes on Iran heightened fears of a broader conflict in the Middle East. The market is reacting to possible supply disruptions and increased geopolitical risk, which could keep energy prices volatile.
U.S. House passes bill to make daylight saving time permanent
The U.S. House approved a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, ending the twice-yearly clock changes if it is passed by the Senate and signed into law. Supporters say it would improve health, safety, and convenience, while critics argue that standard time is better aligned with natural sleep cycles.
** Oil ticks up 1% as Trump said to consider expanding military operations in Iran
** Oil prices rose about 1% after reports said Trump was considering expanding U.S. military operations in Iran. The move heightened worries about supply disruptions in the Middle East, lifting benchmark crude prices. Analysts said traders were closely watching geopolitical tensions for signs of further escalation.
** Wheat futures jump 5% as Russia-Ukraine conflict disrupts trade
** Wheat prices surged after Russia invaded Ukraine, as fears grew over disruptions to Black Sea grain exports and tighter global supply. The war also pushed up prices for corn, soybeans, and other commodities, raising concerns about food inflation and the impact on farmers, traders, and consumers worldwide.
** Explainer: Who are the Houthis, Iran’s allies in Yemen?
** The article explains who the Houthis are, tracing their rise in Yemen, their Zaydi Shia roots, and their alliance with Iran. It outlines their control over much of northern Yemen, their conflict with the Saudi-backed government, and their role in regional tensions through attacks on ships and Israel-linked targets amid the Gaza war.
** Taiwan stocks closed higher; Taiwan Weighted index up 2.00%
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Publicis raises 2026 growth outlook after US, Europe drive Q2 gains
Publicis raised its 2026 growth outlook after strong second-quarter performance in the US and Europe. The advertising group reported gains in key markets, supporting optimism about continued momentum and improved full-year expectations.
** Analysis — SpaceX’s slide below IPO price risks turning blockbuster IPO into a confidence test
** SpaceX shares have fallen below the IPO price, raising concerns that the company’s high-profile debut may turn into a test of investor confidence. The decline reflects broader market skepticism about lofty valuations and the company’s near-term growth prospects, putting pressure on management to prove the business can meet expectations.
** Sodexo targets 5% organic growth by 2030, ramps up investment to revive margins
** Sodexo said it aims for 5% annual organic revenue growth by 2030 while increasing investment to improve margins and boost performance. The company plans to focus on operational efficiency, pricing, and growth in key segments as it works to restore profitability and strengthen long-term results.
** Telenor cuts 2026 outlook as Nordic weakness, Bangladesh weigh on Q2
** Telenor lowered its 2026 outlook after second-quarter results were hit by weaker Nordic performance and challenges in Bangladesh. The company said these headwinds pressured earnings and prompted a more cautious forecast for growth and profitability.
TSMC Q2 profit jumps 77% to record, far surpasses expectations
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** SpaceX selloff is an ominous sign as lockup expiry looms
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** Alibaba, Baidu shares surge after Apple secures China AI approval
** Shares of Alibaba and Baidu rose after reports that Apple received approval to launch AI features in China using models from the two companies. The development could provide a significant boost to both firms through a major partnership with Apple and has renewed investor optimism about China’s AI sector.
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** Orexo reports a wider Q2 loss as revenue misses estimates
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** Ex-Federal Reserve adviser sentenced to prison for lying about China ties
** A former Federal Reserve adviser was sentenced to prison after being convicted of lying about his ties to China. Prosecutors said he concealed foreign affiliations while working in a sensitive government role, raising national security concerns. The case highlights scrutiny of undisclosed foreign connections among U.S. officials.
** Busiest US container port sets cargo record in June
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** Crude Oil Inventories Fall Less Than Expected, Impacting Market Sentiment
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** Brazil services activity shrinks 0.4% in May, missing forecasts
** Brazil's services sector unexpectedly contracted 0.4% in May from April, missing economist forecasts for a 0.2% rise, according to official data. The decline signals softer activity in the country’s largest economic sector and may add to concerns about near-term growth.
** U.S. PPI Falls Unexpectedly, Easing Inflation Concerns
** The U.S. Producer Price Index unexpectedly declined, easing worries about inflation and suggesting that wholesale price pressures are cooling. The data may reduce expectations for aggressive Federal Reserve rate hikes and support hopes that inflation is moderating.
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** Slovakia inflation eases to 3.5% in June on fuel price drop
** Slovakia’s annual consumer inflation slowed to 3.5% in June from 3.7% in May, helped by lower fuel prices. The statistics office said prices were still rising across most categories, though at a slower pace, while food and housing remained key cost drivers.
** Canadian home sales rise in June, prices unchanged from previous month
** Canadian home sales increased in June, while average home prices remained unchanged compared with May. The report suggests a modest pickup in market activity, but prices stayed stable amid ongoing affordability pressures and broader caution in the housing market.
Poland’s inflation rate falls to 2.5% in June from 3.1% in May
Poland’s annual inflation slowed to 2.5% in June from 3.1% in May, according to Statistics Poland, indicating a continued easing in price growth. The reading suggests inflation is moving closer to the central bank’s target range, although price pressures remain in some parts of the economy.
** Norway’s core inflation falls to 2.7% in June, below forecasts
** Norway’s core inflation slowed to 2.7% in June from 3.0% in May, coming in below economists’ expectations of 3.0%. The softer reading may ease pressure on the central bank, which has kept interest rates elevated to curb inflation.
** UK regulator to investigate TikTok over child safety measures
** The UK’s data watchdog plans to investigate TikTok’s child safety practices, focusing on how the platform protects minors’ data and access to content. The investigation follows growing concerns about social media risks to children and could lead to enforcement action if TikTok is found to be lacking.
** BOK raises rates for the first time in 3.5 years, signals more to come
** The Bank of Korea increased its benchmark interest rate for the first time in 3.5 years, indicating further tightening ahead. The decision reflects concerns about inflation and improving economic conditions, as policymakers aim to rein in price pressures while supporting growth.
** More Japanese households see prices rising, BOJ survey shows
** The Bank of Japan’s survey shows that more households expect prices to continue rising, reflecting persistent concerns about inflation. The data suggests that higher living costs are shaping consumer sentiment and could influence future monetary policy decisions.
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** U.S. imposes 25% tariff on certain Brazilian imports
** The U.S. has announced a 25% tariff on selected Brazilian imports, escalating trade tensions between the two countries. The move targets specific goods and is expected to raise costs for affected exporters and importers, while prompting concern from trade officials and businesses over possible retaliation and broader economic impacts.
** Analysis: China’s record consumer defaults undermine Beijing’s push to boost spending
** China is seeing record consumer loan defaults, reflecting mounting financial stress among households as weak income, property woes, and cautious spending weigh on borrowers. The surge threatens Beijing’s efforts to revive consumption and domestic demand, highlighting the challenge of boosting spending while consumer confidence and credit quality deteriorate. If you want, I can also make it sound more **natural**, **formal**, or **news-style** in English.
** U.S. imposes 25% tariff on some imports from Brazil
** The U.S. has imposed a 25% tariff on selected imports from Brazil, escalating trade tensions and increasing costs for affected goods. The move may impact Brazilian exporters and U.S. buyers, while also raising concerns about broader economic and diplomatic fallout.
** China’s Xi to outline AI diplomacy vision at key Shanghai forum
** China’s Xi Jinping is expected to present a vision for AI diplomacy at a major Shanghai forum, emphasizing China’s role in shaping global AI governance. The forum will likely highlight Beijing’s push for international cooperation, standards, and influence over emerging AI rules amid growing competition with the U.S. and other powers.
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** BOJ may face pressure to ramp up bond buying if yields spike, ex-central bank policymaker says
** The article says the Bank of Japan could face pressure to increase its purchases of government bonds if yields rise sharply, according to a former BOJ policymaker. This would test the central bank’s efforts to reduce market distortions while still keeping borrowing costs stable.
** Bitcoin steady at $64.5k as markets parse cooling rate jitters, Iran tensions
** Bitcoin remained near $64.5K as traders assessed easing concerns over interest rate cuts and ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Iran. The market appeared cautious, with investors balancing macroeconomic signals against risk-off sentiment, while crypto prices stayed relatively stable.
** Bitcoin dips slightly as soft U.S. inflation data is offset by Iran tensions
** Bitcoin edged lower as cooler-than-expected U.S. inflation data was outweighed by renewed geopolitical concerns tied to tensions with Iran. Traders weighed the improving inflation outlook against broader risk aversion, leaving the cryptocurrency little changed overall.
** Bitcoin stalls below $65,600 resistance: Live levels
** Bitcoin is holding below the $65,600 resistance level as traders watch key support and resistance zones for the next move. Live market updates track whether BTC can break higher or fall back toward lower support.
** Japan parliament passes law reclassifying crypto as a financial asset
** Japan’s parliament passed a law that reclassifies cryptocurrencies as financial assets, a move that could broaden regulatory oversight and help integrate digital assets into the country’s financial system.
** CT3 Announces Dedicated Storage Contracts to Expand Decentralized Storage Infrastructure
** CT3 has launched dedicated storage contracts to grow its decentralized storage network. The move aims to improve infrastructure capacity, support larger-scale data storage needs, and strengthen the platform’s role in distributed storage services.
** Bitcoin is heading for its best day since mid-April as soft CPI data eases rate-hike bets
** Bitcoin surged after U.S. CPI data came in softer than expected, boosting hopes that the Fed may slow its tightening path. The price jump put bitcoin on track for its biggest daily gain since mid-April, as traders priced in lower odds of additional rate hikes and moved into risk assets.
** U.S., UK back cross-border stablecoin use in joint framework push
** The U.S. and UK are moving forward with a joint framework to support the cross-border use of stablecoins and broader coordination on digital assets. The effort aims to improve regulatory alignment, enable safer payment innovation, and reduce friction for firms operating in both markets.
** MyEtherWallet (MEW) Kicks Off “Hot Stock Summer” with New Trade & Hold Tokenized Stock Activation
** MyEtherWallet has launched its “Hot Stock Summer” campaign, introducing a new Trade & Hold tokenized stock activation. The initiative aims to give users access to tokenized stock trading and holding through MEW, expanding the wallet’s offerings and engaging the crypto community with stock-linked digital assets.
** As AI Platforms Move Away From Unlimited, Sogni AI Launches a $20 Fair-Use Unlimited Plan on Community GPUs
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** BYDFi Participates in the Peru Blockchain Conference 2026, Engaging the LATAM Web3 Community
** BYDFi joined the Peru Blockchain Conference 2026 to connect with Latin America’s Web3 community, showcase its platform, and discuss opportunities in the region’s growing blockchain and crypto ecosystem. The event highlighted BYDFi’s commitment to expanding its presence and building partnerships across LATAM.
** DCC reports Q1 operating profit ahead of prior year
** DCC said first-quarter operating profit was higher than the previous year, driven by stronger performance across its businesses. The company noted continued progress in key markets and remained focused on delivering growth and operational efficiency.
** Northumbrian Water reports revenue of £1.18bn for 2025/26
** Northumbrian Water reported revenue of £1.18bn for 2025/26, reflecting its latest financial performance. The company’s results highlight continued growth and steady demand across its water services operations.
Tetragon Financial Group schedules investor call for July 30
Tetragon Financial Group announced it will hold an investor call on July 30 to discuss its business and financial results. The call will give investors and analysts an update on company performance and outlook.
** Aelis Farma’s Down syndrome trial passes safety review
** Aelis Farma reported that its clinical trial for a Down syndrome treatment passed a safety review, allowing the study to continue unchanged. The decision supports ongoing evaluation of the company’s lead candidate in patients with Down syndrome.
Csquare prices IPO at $21 per share, raising $1.05 billion
Csquare priced its initial public offering at $21 per share, raising $1.05 billion.
** Vitec Q2 2026 slides: 15% sales growth as stock trades near lows
** Vitec reported 15% sales growth in Q2 2026, but the stock remains near its lows, suggesting investor caution despite solid revenue performance.
** Standard Nuclear prices IPO at $15 per share
** Standard Nuclear priced its initial public offering at $15 per share, setting the stage for its market debut. The company’s IPO reflects investor interest in the nuclear sector as it seeks to raise capital through public markets.
** Pronto, Hitachi Construction Machinery partner on mine automation
** Pronto and Hitachi Construction Machinery are partnering to advance mine automation. The collaboration will focus on integrating Pronto’s autonomous technology with Hitachi’s mining equipment to improve safety, efficiency, and productivity in mining operations.
** Nuburu prices $38 million stock offering at a 30% premium
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** AST SpaceMobile prices $1 billion convertible notes offering
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