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SpainThe invisible goal of the United States
The article discusses how the United States men's national soccer team has scored two own goals by opponents in the 2026 World Cup group stage so far. It highlights this as part of a broader historical trend where the U.S. has scored five own goals across all World Cup history, which represents over 11% of their total goals. The piece compares this statistic with other major teams like France and Italy, noting that while France has the most own goals (six), they represent a smaller percentage of their overall goal tally.
ALS sufferers demand urgent implementation of the law: There is no choice between living or dying
On the occasion of World Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Day, celebrated annually on June 21, patients, families, and institutional representatives gathered in Toledo's City Hall square to demand the urgent implementation of the ALS Law and immediate resources to ensure dignified care for those affected by this neurodegenerative disease. The event was organized by the ELA Castilla-La Mancha-AdELAnte association. Participants emphasized that while the law's approval was a historic milestone, its implementation remains insufficient and uneven across regions.
Aemet warns of the arrival of the first heat wave of the summer in Spain
The Spanish State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has warned that Spain will experience its first heatwave of the summer, with temperatures expected to rise significantly across most of the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands starting Saturday. Temperatures could exceed 35 degrees Celsius during the day and remain above 20 degrees at night, with some areas potentially reaching over 40 degrees. The agency emphasized that this event meets the criteria for a heatwave, defined as periods where temperatures are much higher than average for the time of year, lasting at least three days and over
He steals some necklaces from another minor with threats: If you report, I'll kill you
A minor allegedly threatened another with violence if they reported him after stealing necklaces. The incident occurred on June 1st at around 00:15 hours in a park in Valladolid. According to the victim's account to police, three other youths approached them and asked to see the victim's jewelry. One of them took the necklaces and reportedly said, 'Now I'm going to take them, and if you report me, I'm going to kill you. I don't fear anyone.'
Dismantled a youth gang that attacked the elderly with "great aggressiveness" in Valencia
The National Police have dismantled a juvenile gang responsible for violent robberies in Valencia, Spain. Six minors and an adult were arrested for targeting vulnerable victims with sudden attacks from behind using electric scooters. The operation followed multiple reports of violent thefts in the Tránsitos district.
Spain's lineup today against Saudi Arabia in the second match of the Selection in the World Cup 2026
Spain faces Saudi Arabia in their second group stage match at the 2026 World Cup. The team, led by Luis de La Fuente, is looking to bounce back after a disappointing draw against Cape Verde. The article emphasizes the need for Spain to avoid mistakes and show improved performance to secure a strong position in the group. It highlights the pressure on the national team and the importance of scoring goals to demonstrate their title ambitions.
Rescued a man who was unconscious in the fire of his apartment in Carabanchel
A 51-year-old man was seriously injured due to smoke from a fire in his apartment in the Madrid district of Carabanchel. The victim became unconscious and suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest in one of the rooms of the dwelling and had to be rescued by firefighters. Two firefighter units from the City Council of Madrid extinguished the fire, which started around 3 PM, on the third floor of Salvador Alonso Street, number 11. Emergency services from Samur-Protección Civil arrived at the scene and performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on the injured man, successfully reversing the stop
The Junta buildings will have continuous surveillance to optimize resources
The buildings of the Junta de Andalucía will implement 'discontinuous surveillance,' involving periodic, intermittent, and scheduled visits, aimed at optimizing resources and reducing costs. This change is outlined in a contract for the renewal of the framework agreement for internal security services across Junta buildings, valued at nearly 1 billion euros (including VAT), divided into 16 lots. The new model includes adjustments to certain services.
Spain - Saudi Arabia: schedule, TV channel and where to watch free online the World Cup match today
Spain faces Saudi Arabia in their second group stage match at the World Cup. Spain needs a win after drawing with Cape Verde in their opening game. The match will take place at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta at 6:00 PM Spanish time. Both teams have shown strong performances so far, with notable contributions from goalkeepers.
Carlos Herrera, convinced of what is Zapatero's great concern after the imputation of his daughters: "I know him and he has no sleep"
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has faced another setback after being named an imputado in the Plus Ultra case. The judge ordered an investigation into his two daughters, Alba and Laura Rodríguez Espinosa, and their secretary, Gertrudis Alcázar, as part of the judicial proceeding that names Zapatero as the alleged leader of an illicit influence network. The court found that the communication agency Whathefav, owned by Zapatero’s daughters, played an instrumental role in channeling, hiding, or facilitating operations related to the case. Despite Zapatero’s claim that the company was used for legal
The screening at the Plaza Mayor of 'The executioner' and 'Cria Cuervos', prologue to the Platino Classics festival of 2027
The article reports on the projection of two classic Spanish films, 'El verdugo' by Luis García Berlanga and 'Cría cuervos' by Carlos Saura, at the Plaza Mayor as part of the Platino Clásicos 2027 festival. The event includes free screenings for up to 700 people, with performances by Blanca Paloma and Jeanette, who will perform the iconic song from 'Cría cuervos'.
Why aren't 'La Promesa', 'Valle Salvaje', 'Directo al grano', 'Malas Lenguas', and 'Aquí la tierra' being broadcast on La 1 of TVE today: no broadcast due to this reason
Several popular programs on Spain's public television channel La 1, including 'La Promesa,' 'Valle Salvaje,' 'Directo al grano,' 'Malas Lenguas,' and 'Aquí la tierra,' will not air today due to scheduling changes. The usual afternoon lineup has been replaced with the broadcast of Spain's national football team match against Cape Verde, which is considered an event of national interest.
In the last hour of the US-Israeli war against Iran, live, the US announces a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah that goes into effect this Friday.
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire that took effect at 16:00 local time (13:00 GMT) on Friday, following a night of intense escalation in Lebanon. A US official confirmed the agreement, stating it was brokered by US and Qatari negotiators with Iran's assistance. An Israeli senior official confirmed the ceasefire, noting that if Hezbollah does not attack, Israel will not be in a state of war. However, Israeli troops will remain in southern Lebanon. The violence had tested the provisional agreement between Washington and Tehran signed on Wednesday. During the night, Israeli attacks杀
This is how Malia and Sasha Obama have changed: the unexpected image that has surprised America
The article discusses how Malia and Sasha Obama have changed over time, highlighting an unexpected image that has surprised the United States. It references their childhood during their father's presidency and their public exposure as part of the presidential family.
More than 30,000 Andalusian doctors are called again to strike against the Government
Over 30,000 doctors in Andalusia, including residents (MIRs) and non-medical staff, have been called to strike this week as part of ongoing protests against the Spanish government. The strike, organized by medical unions, aims to demand a specific framework statute from the Ministry of Health that addresses their grievances and unique circumstances. The strike will last until Friday, 19th. Previous strikes have had an economic impact exceeding 173 million euros in Andalusia, with over 1.3 million healthcare services canceled and an average of more than 60,000 appointments, diagnostic tests, or
The fan that prevents sore throats arrives at Costco: it consumes less than air conditioning and has a timer
Costco has introduced a new fan designed to cool large rooms while maintaining ambient humidity to prevent respiratory issues and dryness of mucous membranes. The product is being marketed as an alternative to air conditioning, consuming less energy and featuring a timer.
Arrested two students for entering the school armed and injuring a classmate in Foios
Two students were detained by the Guardia Civil after allegedly entering their school armed and injuring a classmate in Foios, Valencia. One student, aged 14, was arrested, while the other, aged 13, was handed over to his parents due to being deemed legally irresponsible.
Koné's terrible injury, a brake on a more than promising career
The article discusses Ismaël Koné's career trajectory following his participation in Canada's national football team during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, where Canada failed to advance beyond the group stage. Koné, then just 20 years old, played in all three matches but did not start any. His performance during those games contributed to a significant step forward in his career, including a move from Montreal and MLS to England.
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Ibai ilillusions Vela the fans of the VI Year's Eve with Shakira and Bad Bunny among the possible artists who will perform in Seville
The article announces that Ibai Llanos' 'Velada del Año' event will take place again at the Estadio de la Cartuja in Seville for the second consecutive year. The event will feature musical performances by artists such as Shakira and Bad Bunny, though it remains uncertain which specific acts will perform between the fights. This year, Ibai has chosen to generate anticipation through social media discussions rather than revealing details directly.
A father and daughter found dead in a house in Gerena
The Guardia Civil is investigating the discovery of two corpses in a house on Avenida de la Estación in Gerena. The victims are identified as a father and his daughter, approximately fifty and twenty years old, respectively. The bodies were found inside a home around 3 PM on Friday.
The renewal phase for Sevilla FC season tickets for the 26-27 season has begun
The Seville Football Club has officially started the subscription campaign for the 2026-2027 season. The renewal phase runs until July 2nd, with members able to renew their subscriptions online via an SMS they will receive between Monday, July 15th, and Tuesday, July 16th. Renewals can also be done through the Member's Portal.
A scam network in cosmetic clinics is uncovered with 172 affected in the Canary Islands
Spanish national police have uncovered a suspected fraud involving multiple aesthetic clinics and laser hair removal centers in the Canary Islands, affecting 172 clients. The investigation began in October 2025 after a customer reported the clinic closing abruptly without providing the contracted services.
The Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba will have official guided tours from January 1, 2027
The Cathedral Chapter of Cordoba has announced plans to launch officially guided tours of the Mezquita-Catedral starting January 1, 2027. These tours will be available through the monument's official website and at the ticket offices of the Information and Reception Center in the Patio de San Eulogio.
90% of the staff of Iberdrola in Castilla-La Mancha support the general strike
The article reports that 90% of Iberdrola Group's workforce in Castilla-La Mancha, consisting of around 500 people, supported the general strike called by unions UGT FICA and CCOO Industria. The strike took place with demonstrations in Toledo, Albacete, and Motilla del Palancar (Cuenca).
The couple of Ayuso came to multiply by seven their income from Quirón after starting his relationship with the president of Madrid
The article discusses how Alberto González Amador, the partner of Madrid's President Isabel Díaz Ayuso, significantly increased his income from Quirón, a private healthcare group, after beginning his relationship with Ayuso. It highlights that Quirón benefits from the privatization policies implemented by Ayuso's government, generating around €1 billion annually from public funds. The article references a document from the Tax Agency sent to the court investigating González Amador, revealing that his earnings from Quirón grew substantially between 2021 and 2023, multiplying by seven since the
They ask Aznar about illegal immigration in Spain and he is firm in his opinion: «It is very serious»
The article discusses recent changes in Spain related to immigration, including a mass regularization program for undocumented immigrants and the Memory Democracy Law, which grants nationality to descendants of Spaniards abroad. The regularization program, launched in April 2026, targets individuals who have been in Spain for at least five months before December 2025, without serious criminal records, and allows them to apply for temporary residence and work permits. Supporters argue it improves employment conditions and state oversight, while critics warn of potential strain on public systems
Page warns that there will be no negotiation on financing if Sánchez maintains the agreements with the independence movement
The president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page, warned that there will be no negotiation regarding autonomous financing if Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez maintains agreements with independence parties. This statement comes ahead of a meeting with the Ministry of Finance to discuss reforms to the autonomous financing system.
Peramato rejects that the Fiscalía is at the service of a criminal plot: It is a lack of respect
Teresa Peramato, the chief prosecutor of Spain, denied during her appearance before the Senate Justice Committee that the Public Prosecution Service is 'at the service of a criminal network.' She rejected allegations made by the PP and Vox parties, which accused the prosecution of opening its doors to the PSOE's 'underworld' due to two meetings attended by former socialist militant Leire Díez at the Madrid headquarters of Calle Fortuny. Peramato emphasized that prosecutors work with rigor, impartiality, autonomy, and respect for legality, and she called for respect for judicial decisions, even
La Vega will open to traffic on Monday with restrictions on vehicles over 3.5 tons
The park of La Vega will reopen this Friday afternoon after more than a year of construction work. However, traffic around the area will not resume immediately. Vehicle circulation will only return next Monday, along with new restrictions for heavy vehicles weighing over 3.5 tons.
Zapatero discounted the imputation of his daughters, but is "pained": "We worked with that scenario"
Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is reportedly upset by the legal charges against his daughters, Alba and Laura Rodríguez Espinosa, and their former secretary Gertrudis Alcázar in the Plus Ultra case. Sources close to Zapatero indicate that this outcome was anticipated, and he and his lawyer had been preparing for it. The National Court judge José Luis Calama has ordered the imputation of these individuals at the request of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office and the public prosecution. There are concerns within Zapatero's circle that Julio Martínez Martínez, the
A teacher hallucinates when he sees the gifts he has received from his students: The last one makes no sense
A teacher known as Álvaro Patón shared a video on TikTok showing the gifts he received from his students at the end of the school year. The video included various heartfelt presents, with the teacher commenting that the last gift did not make sense.
Castilla-La Mancha incorporates two minibuses to serve women victims of sexual violence
The regional government of Castilla-La Mancha has introduced two minibuses named 'Amparo' to enhance support for women who have experienced sexual violence. The initiative, led by the Equality Council and presented by advisor Sara Simón, involves an investment of 600,000 euros. A pilot program will begin this summer, covering up to six municipalities in the region.
Transparency Council points to 'serious breaches' by IMAE in contracts, accounts, budgets and remuneration
The Transparency Council has identified serious violations by the IMAE (Instituto Municipal de Asistencia a la Vivienda) regarding contracts, accounts, budgets, and remuneration. The council has ordered the IMAE to correct these issues in active publicity and to publish all economic documentation, including agreements, subsidies, accounts, audits, oversight, and public debt.
These are the twelve winning wines of the 32nd Jumilla DOP Quality Contest
The 32nd Quality Wine Competition of the DOP Jumilla announced the twelve winning wines in an event attended by around 270 people from the industry in Santa Ana del Monte. The jury, composed of sommeliers, enologists, trainers, and communicators, awarded 12 gold medals to the highest-scoring wines in each category, which scored over 90 points, along with two special mentions. A total of 26 wines achieved scores above 90 points.
Betis makes the transfer of Mateo to Arouca official
Real Betis has officially announced the transfer of midfielder Mateo Flores to Portuguese club FC Arouca. The club released a statement expressing gratitude for Mateo's professionalism during his time at Betis and wishing him success in his future endeavors.
The value of notarial information against crime
The article discusses the infiltration of high-risk criminal networks into the legal economy of the European Union, citing Europol's estimate that 86% of known such networks engaged in these activities. It highlights how these organizations operate under the guise of legitimate businesses to commit crimes with maximum opacity and impunity, benefiting from illegal profits and reinvesting them into their criminal infrastructure.
The Junta declares the alert for fire risk before the heat wave
The regional government of Castilla y León has declared an alert for the risk of wildfires for the days of June 20, 21, 22, and 23 due to extraordinary meteorological conditions expected during that period. These include temperatures rising between 35 and 40 degrees Celsius, winds with gusts ranging from 35 to 55 kilometers per hour, thunderstorms with lightning, and relative humidity below 15 percent, according to a press release from the autonomous executive.
Imminent release of 'Torrente, presidente' on Netflix: what day can you watch Santiago Segura's film on the platform
The article discusses the upcoming release of 'Torrente, presidente' on Netflix, highlighting its success at the box office with over 3.7 million viewers and more than 28 million euros in revenue as of June 14, 2026. It notes that the film became the fourth highest-grossing movie in Spanish cinema history and provides context about the film's plot, where Santiago Segura's character becomes the leader of a fictional political party called Nox.
Canal Sur Television will broadcast the XXXII Cycle of Novilladas without Picadores for the promotion of taurine culture
Canal Sur Televisión will broadcast the XXXII Cycle of Non-Picador Novilladas in Practical Class, an event aimed at promoting bullfighting culture. The cycle includes nine novilladas scheduled across June, July, and August.
Anabel Pantoja finds work in television seven months later: They believed in me
Anabel Pantoja has found work in television seven months after ending her participation in 'Bailando con las estrellas.' She will join the show '... Amor… ¡O lo que surja!' as a relationship advisor. She expressed her gratitude with the words 'They have believed in me.'
The village where girls are sold into prostitution at birth
The article discusses the issue of child prostitution in Tenancingo, Mexico, describing it as a terrifying way of life rather than just a business. It mentions that local authorities downplay the severity of the problem, while some families reportedly sell their daughters into trafficking once they learn to walk. The piece refers to Tenancingo as the capital of sexual slavery.
PP and PSOE compete for the authorship of the Vega de Toledo park reform
The reopening of the Parque de La Vega in Toledo has sparked a political dispute between the PSOE and PP parties over who is responsible for the park's renovation, which cost 3.2 million euros funded by European Next Generation funds. The socialist spokesperson, Noelia de la Cruz, claimed the project was conceived, planned, and financed by the previous municipal government led by Milagros Tolón. In contrast, the current mayor's spokesperson, Juan José Alcalde, stated that the current administration completely transformed an initiative that originally consisted of only 'three pages of a project
The people's jury finds the accused of stabbing Yoel Quispe guilty of the crime.
A civilian jury has determined that Jose Luis Franco is guilty of stabbing Yoel Quispe during Christmas Eve in 2023. The jury found him guilty unanimously for the murder, and by a majority of seven votes for providing the knife, which was never located. The presiding judge confirmed the verdict as valid.
Peinado opens a separate piece after the European Prosecutor's Office puts the spotlight on another Barrabés contract
Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has opened a separate investigation within the case against Begoña Gómez regarding alleged abuses of power and fraud against EU interests. This follows a notice from the European Prosecution Office highlighting suspicions about the awarding of a contract to a temporary consortium formed by KPMG and Innova, owned by businessman Juan Carlos Barrabés. The European prosecutors had wanted to investigate this matter independently, but the National Court ordered it to be referred to the instruction court. Peinado has requested the Madrid Prosecutor’s Office to determine if所述
Blitztor after a replay Belgium defends Remis against Egypt
In the opening match of Group G at the World Cup in Seattle, Belgium and Egypt played to a 1-1 draw. Egypt took the lead in the 20th minute through Eman Ashour, capitalizing on defensive lapses by Belgium. Belgium equalized shortly after the 66th-minute substitution of Romelu Lukaku, who was involved in the goal within 23 seconds of entering the game. Belgium struggled with efficiency and missed chances, including a striking effort from Kevin De Bruyne that hit the post in the 52nd minute.
The hand that touches you
The article discusses the experience of growing up in a situation where opportunities and resources are not equally distributed, using metaphors related to playing cards and childhood experiences such as discovering disparities in living conditions and access to activities like skiing.
Prison for five of those arrested in the Salnés searches in which a suspected narco was shot dead by a policeman
Five individuals detained during police operations in the Salnés region have been placed under preventive detention without bail by the court in Vilagarcía. The operation, conducted by the UIP three days ago, included over twenty searches and resulted in ten arrests linked to a cocaine seizure allegedly connected to the Charlines gang. The investigation continues.
Ukraine accuses Russia of attacking two ships in the Black Sea, with at least one dead and five wounded
Ukrainian authorities have accused Russia of attacking two ships in the Black Sea, which flew flags of Panama and Saint Kitts and Nevis. The incidents resulted in at least one death and five injuries. Russia has not yet commented on the attacks.
Those rats that applaud or shut up
The article discusses the behavior of individuals in positions of power who follow orders from their superiors, whether in politics or other professional fields. It criticizes those who publicly support or remain silent on issues based on directives they receive, suggesting these actions are driven by self-interest rather than genuine conviction.
A judge is asked if Zapatero could take on the guilt of his daughters and is blunt: "It's going to be very hard to believe"
A judge named Calama has indicted the daughters of former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. In a television program called 'La mirada crítica' on Telecinco, the judge Taín was interviewed regarding whether Zapatero could take full responsibility for his daughters' actions to avoid their conviction. The judge stated this scenario would be 'very little credible.'
A young woman died after being thrown from a bridge into the void without any restraint while practicing 'bungee jumping' in Brazil
A 21-year-old Brazilian woman, Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas, died after being launched from a bridge without a safety rope while practicing bungee jumping in a rural municipality of São Paulo. She fell from a height of approximately 40 meters, resulting in multiple injuries. A video shows two people holding her before releasing her into the fall, with a rope visible at the bottom. The incident occurred during what is known as 'puenting' or bungee jumping.
Lopetegui wears a statue of the Virgin Macarena and a bracelet of the Dog at the World Cup
The article discusses Julen Lopetegui's personal connections to Seville, mentioning items such as an image of the Virgin of Hope and a bracelet related to the Cachorro (a local symbol) that he carries during the World Cup. It notes his continued ties to Seville and Sevilla FC despite being involved in the World Cup.
Pride rally in Valencia on Saturday, June 20: timetable, route and roadblocks
The article provides information about the Pride parade in Valencia scheduled for Saturday, June 20, organized by the Lambda collective. It includes details such as the time (from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM), starting point (Alameda promenade), route through several streets, and ending at City Hall Square.
Koné's chilling injury foils Canada's thrashing of Qatar
Canada defeated Qatar 6-0 in the second match of Group B at the 2026 World Cup. However, the victory was overshadowed by a severe injury suffered by Canadian midfielder Ismael Koné, who reportedly fractured his left tibia during a collision with Assim Madibo in the 52nd minute. Madibo was subsequently sent off. Canada's coach, Jesse Marsch, described the injury as 'crunching' and confirmed that Koné would undergo surgery. Koné's family is reportedly with him in the hospital.
Man electrocuted while working on high-voltage tower in Almeria
A man died from an electric shock while working on a high-voltage tower in La Juaida, part of the municipality of Viator in the Almería metropolitan area. The incident was reported to emergency services at 00:59 hours by witnesses who saw the person suffer an electrical discharge at a tower located on the Camino del Marchal. Emergency services including the National Police, Firefighters, Local Police, and the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) were involved. Endesa, the electricity company, is also mentioned.
Spain - Saudi Arabia: day, time, TV channel and where to watch the next match of the selection online for free
The article provides information about Spain's upcoming match against Saudi Arabia in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including details on the date, time, broadcast channel, and where to watch it online for free. It mentions Spain's recent draw with Cape Verde and their status as favorites in the tournament following their Euro 2024 victory and Nations League final appearance.
Bioparc Foundation and Caixa Popular collaborate on the reintroduction of 100 seagulls to their habitat
The third edition of the conservation project for the Iberian ribbed newt (Pleurodeles waltl) has concluded with the reintroduction of nearly 100 individuals into their natural habitat. The initiative was led by Fundación Bioparc with collaboration from Caixa Popular and the Valencian Government’s Department of Environment, Infrastructure, Territory, and Recovery. Students from three Valencian educational centers participated in the effort.
Mango and chia jam for toast or yoghurt
The article presents a simple recipe for homemade mango and chia jam, suitable for breakfasts and snacks. It highlights the jam's texture and natural sweetness, suggesting it as a versatile accompaniment to toast, yogurt, or fruit bowls.
Three dead in a new US attack on a suspected narco ring in the Pacific
Three men died in a new U.S. military attack against a suspected drug-smuggling vessel in the Pacific Ocean, as part of Washington's campaign against alleged Latin American drug traffickers, which has already resulted in over 200 deaths. The U.S. Southern Command confirmed via X that intelligence indicated the boat was traveling along drug trafficking routes in the Eastern Pacific and was involved in drug operations.
Violence continues unleashed in Ecuador: two 15- and 16-year-old assassins murder the leader of a criminal gang at the airport and Noboa deploys 13,000 military
A shooting occurred at Guayaquil International Airport in Ecuador during the early hours of Thursday, resulting in one death and two injuries. The victim was identified as Carlos Alberto Suástegui Villanueva, a suspected leader of the criminal gang 'Los Águilas,' which is part of the older 'Los Choneros' gang. Two minors, aged 15 and 16, were detained as suspects. In response to rising violence, President Daniel Noboa deployed 13,000 military personnel.
Oat, lemon and chia waffles
A recipe for a healthier version of classic waffles using oats, lemon, and chia seeds, proposed by nutritionist Belén Candau for breakfast or snacks.
Scotland vs Morocco: schedule, TV channel and where to watch the 2026 World Cup match online for free today
The article provides information about an upcoming football match between Scotland and Morocco during the 2026 World Cup, including details on how to watch it and the current standings of both teams. It mentions Scotland's victory over Haiti and Morocco's draw with Brazil, highlighting the significance of the match for both teams' progression in the tournament.
Cold cream of sweet potato, yogurt and lime
A recipe for a cold sweet potato, yogurt, and lime cream, described as a healthy dish suitable as an appetizer or light dinner. The article highlights the combination of flavors and emphasizes the health benefits of the dish.
What matches are played today, Friday, in the 2026 World Cup: times and where to watch for free on TV and follow online
The article provides information about the schedule and format of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be held across three countries—Mexico, Canada, and the United States—for the first time in history. It notes that this will be the first World Cup with 48 participating teams, leading to 104 matches overall. The article also mentions that some traditionally strong teams such as Italy, Nigeria, Costa Rica, Denmark, Serbia, Poland, and Cameroon have failed to qualify for the tournament.
Unusual movement of TVE with 'La Revolotta': the reason for the unprecedented change in the broadcast
'La Revuelta,' a television program broadcast by TVE, has undergone several changes during its run, including schedule adjustments, guest cancellations, and even a notable incident involving a deer protest against external pressures affecting the visit of MotoGP champion Jorge Martín. Recently, the show moved to the Friday 'access prime time' slot due to the broadcasting of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Mexico and South Africa kicked off the tournament on June 11, displacing 'La Revuelta.' Instead of delaying the show as done before, RTVE chose to keep the premiere of 'El perro andaluz,' hosted by
Feijóo abandons the commitment to avoid a coalition with Vox by discarding its electoral cost: Who gives fear is the left
The possibility of a coalition between the Popular Party (PP) and Vox has moved from being an uncomfortable hypothesis to a potential reality under Alberto Núñez Feijóo. After nearly a year since his commitment at the PP congress in July 2025 to govern alone if elected, Feijóo has publicly stated he would be willing to form a government with the far-right Vox if required by election results. This shift reflects a strategic evolution within the PP, which now sees alliances with Vox as less politically costly than before the 2023 general elections. The PP argues that the far-right's influence is
Justice has been done at last with Ahmed Tommouhi
Ahmed Tommouhi was wrongfully imprisoned for nearly two decades for rape charges he did not commit. Three years ago, the Supreme Court overturned one of his convictions, citing an overlooked forensic report showing the semen found on the victim's clothing did not match his. Recently, the Contentious-Administrative Chamber ordered him to be compensated with €2.5 million for damages and distress. His lawyer, Celia Carbonell, stated that Tommouhi's first reaction was gratitude, saying simply 'Thank you, Celia.'
Katy Perry is turning Son of the Road into a delusional pop amusement park.
Katy Perry performed at the O Son do Camiño festival in Galicia, transforming the event into a vibrant pop spectacle with a new show featuring advanced technology and extravagant visuals. The performance took place in front of approximately 45,000 people and marked her first appearance in Galicia. The article describes her performance as 'delirious' and highlights her history of creating visually striking and unconventional stage presentations.
Morocco dons a rescued Brazil, thanks to Vinicius' goal that secured the draw
The match between Morocco and Brazil ended in a draw, with Morocco displaying a more ambitious style than in their previous World Cup performance. Morocco took the lead through a goal by Mohamed Ouahbi, assisted by Brahim Díaz and executed by Saibari. Brazil equalized thanks to a goal by Vinicius, marking his debut as a coach for the national team. The game highlighted Morocco's technical capabilities and Brazil's reliance on Vinicius.
This time it was bad luck.
Spain returned to compete in their third consecutive World Cup in Mexico, which was chosen at the last minute after Colombia withdrew due to not meeting FIFA requirements. Spain's team was coached by experienced Miguel Muñoz, who had previously trained Real Madrid for nearly 14 seasons. The article mentions Spain's past successes, including an epic 12-1 victory over Malta to qualify for a previous tournament.
Haiti, Brazil's most unusual rival
The article discusses Haiti's participation in the World Cup, noting that while some teams aim to win, others simply aim to participate. Haiti is described as belonging to the latter category, with a team built far from the elite, away from home, and in some cases, even outside conventional notions of a national team.
Spain's great urgency: setting its key players to the tune
Spain's national football team suffered an unexpected defeat against Cape Verde at the start of their World Cup campaign. The poor performance has raised concerns, particularly regarding key players who were not fully fit or in form. Coach Luis de la Fuente selected players who were not at their best, highlighting the need for these athletes to regain their physical condition and match fitness if Spain hopes to achieve significant success in the tournament.
The agenda for the third weekend of June
The article outlines religious processions and events taking place during the third weekend of June in various locations including Torreblanca, Sevilla, and Aznalcázar. It mentions the procession of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary from Torreblanca, as well as the extraordinary 'besamanos' (kiss of hands) ceremony for the Virgin of Solitude from San Buenaventura, commemorating the 175th anniversary of her creation. Additionally, it notes the restoration of the image of the Virgin of Carmen from San Gil, carried out by Sheila Criado.
The Dawn of Records opens the debate on the future of the day
The article discusses the impact of the 'Madrugada' event in Seville's Holy Week, focusing on the reflections of the older brothers of the brotherhoods. They acknowledge the positive overall outcome but also highlight the need to reconsider schedules, routes, and organizational methods to maintain balance during this complex night. Eduardo Castillo Ybarra, representing the Brotherhood of San Antonio Abad, emphasizes the collective effort of all brotherhoods and defends their current position within the payroll, noting their longstanding role in the event.
Niña Pastori, after singing to Pope Leo XIV: "He has a nobility in his eyes that I loved"
Niña Pastori was the guest on 'El Hormiguero' where she discussed her new album 'Color Fania', inspired by Fania Records, a record label from the 1960s and 1970s known for Cuban and Puerto Rican artists who helped popularize salsa music. She also mentioned her admiration for Pope Leo XIV, noting his 'noble gaze'. The article includes updates about Pope Leo XIV's visit to Spain.
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The lesson of the 'Invincible' Irene Villa in Cordoba: bombaThat bomb made me strong; you can look fear in the eye
The article discusses the personal journey of Irene Villa, highlighting her resilience after facing a significant challenge, described as 'that bomb,' which she claims made her stronger. It references Fernando Díaz de la Guardia, a Granada-based journalist who turned a setback into an opportunity for others to share their stories. The text also mentions locations such as Córdoba, Uruguay, and Hospital Reina Sofía.
Manzambi and Vargas light up Switzerland
In a crucial match during the World Cup, Switzerland made a decisive turnaround against Bosnia. After struggling in the first part of the game, coach Murat Yakin introduced Johan Manzambi and Rubén Vargas in the 71st minute. The duo scored three goals within 25 minutes, leading Switzerland to a 4-1 victory. Granit Xhaka added a penalty goal, responding to boos from the Bosnian crowd. The win was vital for Switzerland's progression in the tournament.
Highlights and goals from Qatar-Switzerland (1-1)
The article provides a video summary and highlights the goals from the Qatar vs. Switzerland match, which ended in a 1-1 draw.
Panic in the Ronda de Poniente: a hut in the tunnel of the Omeyas burns and its remains fall to the road
A fire broke out in a shack inside the Omeyas tunnel on the Ronda de Poniente in Córdoba, causing burning debris to fall onto the road, creating a dangerous situation for drivers.
Vozinha, the Cape Verdean goalkeeper who frustrated Spain: from a father's passion to a country's
The article discusses Josimar José Évora Dias, known as Vozinha, a goalkeeper from Cape Verde who played against Spain in the first match of Cape Verde's debut at the World Cup. It highlights his background, including his father's influence and the origin of his nickname, which comes from Portuguese for 'grandmother.' The piece emphasizes Vozinha's passion for football, his upbringing, and his performance during the match.
Niña Pastori says what many think of the music made with AI: With Camarón they do it a lot, I think it's a horror
Niña Pastori expressed her opinion on music created using artificial intelligence during an appearance on 'El Hormiguero,' criticizing the use of AI in music production, specifically mentioning work done with Camarón.
The brothers of the Star approve the project of the mystery of Navarro Arteaga
The Hermandad de la Estrella has approved a proposal by José Antonio Navarro Arteaga to replace the mystery of Antonio Castillo Lastrucci with a new one dedicated to the Señor de las Penas. The decision was made during an extraordinary cabildo general held at the Nuestra Señora del Rosario school in Triana. The vote resulted in 437 votes in favor and 163 against.
The 'De angelis' mapping shows as never before the great altarpieces of the Church of the Savior
The article discusses a new nighttime visit to the Colegiata del Divino Salvador in Seville, featuring a light and sound show called 'De angelis.' The event aims to showcase the church in a novel way, with the first session taking place on June 19, 2026.
Mary Beard: "To think that any past time was better is absurd, it was always worse".
Mary Beard, a British classicist and professor at the University of Cambridge, discusses in her new book 'Clásicos sin filtro' why classical antiquity remains relevant today. She argues that classics should not be revered but approached with critical thinking, emphasizing their role in shaping modern thought and culture. The article highlights her views on the importance of humanities, the appropriation of ancient Rome and Greece by various ideologies, and the continued influence of classical history in contemporary society.
Pollution and cardiovascular health
The article discusses cardiovascular disease risk factors, distinguishing between modifiable factors such as hypertension, high cholesterol, smoking, and obesity, which can be managed through medical treatment or lifestyle changes, and non-modifiable factors like age, sex, genetics, and family history. It also mentions pollution as a potential contributor to cardiovascular health but does not elaborate further.
The ghost lane of the AP4
The article discusses ongoing traffic congestion on the AP4 highway between Seville and Cadiz, highlighting the failure of a promised third lane project announced by the Ministry of Transport in 2023. The author recalls paying tolls for years, which eventually ended in January 2020 when barriers were removed and toll collection was abolished. The piece reflects on the inefficiency of infrastructure planning and the impact of repeated government-concessionaire agreements.
The debate that opens the Swiss referendum even if the 'no' wins: 'I invite those who celebrate it to resolve the problems'
Switzerland rejected a constitutional amendment aimed at limiting its population to 10 million by 2050, with around 55% of voters opposing it. The initiative was proposed by the Swiss People’s Party (SVP/UDC), the country's main right-wing nationalist force. The proposal focused on demographic goals but relied heavily on immigration controls, asylum policies, and restrictions on free movement with the European Union. The referendum drew international attention due to its potential significance as the first constitutionally mandated population cap in a Western democracy.
I can hardly see anything.
The article discusses a high-stakes boxing match involving Ilia Topuria and Aleksandre Topuria, emphasizing the intense pressure and emotional weight of the event. It uses vivid metaphors to describe the injured champion facing an opponent, highlighting the dramatic nature of the fight.
Juanma Moreno announces on ABC an agreement almost certain with Vox for Andalusia to move forward
The acting president of the Andalusian Government, Juanma Moreno, addressed the event held by ABC Seville in honor of José María Jurado, who received the Joaquín Romero Murube Award. During his speech, Moreno discussed the future of the autonomous community, which depends on reaching an agreement with Vox to form a new executive.
A ship collapses after a devastating fire at a company in Puertollano
A fire broke out in a construction materials company located on Calatrava Street in Puertollano, Ciudad Real, shortly before seven in the evening. The blaze caused the collapse of one of the company's two warehouses, generating a large column of smoke visible from various parts of the town.