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H2O Shopping Center Unveils Summer Upgrades with New Stores and Revamped Lake
H2O Shopping Center in Rivas Vaciamadrid launches the summer season with a renovated outdoor lake, new fashion and home stores, and refreshed leisure spaces. The upgrades aim to enhance the visitor experience and strengthen the center’s role as a local destination.
Leche Pascual Files ERE for Entire Workforce at Gurb Plant After Sale
Leche Pascual has initiated an ERE for all 80 employees at its Gurb plant. The closure follows the sale to Casa Tarradellas, raising uncertainty over job continuity. Workers question the company's motives and future offers.
Willy Hernangómez Set for Swap Deal Between Kosner Baskonia and Barça
Kosner Baskonia and Barça are close to a direct exchange involving Willy Hernangómez, Xevi Pujol, and Paolo Galbiati. The deal, with no financial compensation, could reshape both teams for the next season.
Google Faces New AI Talent Loss as Two Key Researchers Depart for Anthropic
Two leading AI specialists are preparing to leave Google for Anthropic. This move follows a string of high-profile exits. The departures raise new questions about Google’s ability to compete in the AI sector.
Government Approved €112.8 Million Rescue for Tubos Reunidos After Political Pressure
Sara Aagesen initially blocked state aid for Tubos Reunidos, but reversed her stance weeks later. The change followed lobbying by the PNV and high-level government contacts. The case highlights political influence in major financial rescues.
Soria City Council Awards €227,000 to Firm Led by Detained Councillor
Soria’s environment councillor, Yolanda Santos, was arrested for corruption. Her former company received over €226,000 in municipal contracts after she took office. The case raises questions about public procurement in small Spanish cities.
Moeve Employees Shift to Remote Work After Fire Forces Evacuation in Madrid Tower
More than 2,000 people were evacuated from the Moeve Tower in Madrid after a fire broke out on the 25th floor. The company has now ordered remote work for all staff. Emergency services responded quickly, with no serious injuries reported.
Zeebrugge Port Unveils Belgium’s First Shore Power for RoRo Ships
Belgium’s first shore power system for RoRo vessels has started at Zeebrugge. Ships can now cut emissions by connecting to renewable energy at the terminal. The project marks a shift in port sustainability.
EU Cybersecurity Shake-Up Could Force Millions to Replace Chinese Routers
A sweeping EU cybersecurity reform may soon require telecom operators to remove routers and network devices from Chinese brands like Huawei and ZTE. The move aims to reduce Europe’s reliance on foreign technology and could mean costly changes for homes and businesses.
Valencia Unveils Spain’s Largest Electric Truck Charging Hub
A major electric truck charging center is nearing completion in Valencia, promising 48 high-capacity charging points and a €5 million investment. The project aims to support the city’s growing logistics sector and accelerate the shift to electric freight transport.
ING introduces 3.5% three-month deposit for new funds
ING launches a three-month deposit at 3.5% TAE for new money, available until June 30. The offer comes as banks adjust savings rates after the ECB's rate hike. Maximum investment is 50,000 euros.
Audi Unveils the 2026 A6 allroad: Wider, Higher and Ready for Any Terrain
Audi is set to launch the 2026 A6 allroad this autumn, introducing a bold redesign and two new powertrains. The model features a wider, higher body, advanced suspension, and all-wheel steering, aiming to redefine off-road capability beyond the SUV segment.
BYD Eyes Abandoned European Factory for Rapid Expansion, Says Stella Li
BYD is racing to establish a new manufacturing base in Europe, but time constraints mean building from scratch is off the table. Executive Vice President Stella Li reveals the company is searching for an abandoned factory to accelerate its entry and avoid new EU trade barriers.
In India, a 650-ton machine has been upgraded to operate without fuel
Giant Liebherr R 996 Excavator Converted from Diesel to Electric for the First Time. A unique upgrade was carried out in India: the 650-ton Liebherr R 996 excavator now runs entirely on electricity. The project was implemented by Lloyds Metals and Energy and could change the approach to heavy machinery in the mining industry.
Strict anti-food waste rules come into force in Spain
Restaurants and Shops Required to Change Their Approach to Food and Customers. Since April 4, a new law in Spain requires restaurants and shops to review how they manage food and leftovers. Businesses now face hefty fines for discarded food, while consumers can expect new options on menus and at the checkout.
Mercadona to Open Over 300 Stores on Sundays for the First Time in Summer 2026
The Chain Extends Opening Hours in Spain’s Tourist Regions. Starting June 22, Mercadona will adjust the opening hours of 320 supermarkets in coastal towns: stores will stay open longer and begin operating on Sunday mornings. The new schedule runs until August 30 and is aimed at tourists and holidaymakers.
Document processing made easier: video identification and no queues
FNMT Digital Certificate Now Available Through Mobile App. FNMT has launched an official app for Android and iOS, enabling users to obtain a digital certificate directly from their mobile phone. There's no longer a need to visit offices—instead, you can complete video identification and pay for the service online.
Spanish chain cuts ties with facilities linked to military holding Gaesa
Meliá Leaves 15 Hotels in Cuba Amid US Pressure. Meliá Hotels International has announced the immediate termination of management for 15 hotels in Cuba. The decision is linked to US sanctions against properties controlled by the military holding company Gaesa. The company will continue operating only those hotels not affected by the restrictions.
DARPA demonstrates how to transmit electricity over kilometers without cables
US Tests Wireless Power Transmission: Laser Replaces Copper Wires. American engineers have transmitted more than 800 watts of electricity over 8.6 km for the first time using an infrared laser. The technology is still far from wide adoption, but it could change approaches to power supply in hard-to-reach areas and in disaster recovery.
First successful hydrogen-powered flight simulation conducted in the US
Rolls-Royce tests hydrogen engine: aviation braces for change. Rolls-Royce and easyJet have tested a commercial aircraft engine running exclusively on hydrogen. The test, conducted in the United States, demonstrated that the technology can operate reliably. However, large-scale hydrogen flights remain a distant prospect—major engineering and infrastructure challenges lie ahead.
BBVA, Santander, Bankinter and Deutsche Bank attract clients with new bonuses
Spanish Banks Launch Salary Race: Who Pays What for Switching Accounts. Spanish banks are offering record bonuses for transferring salaries or pensions. BBVA, Santander, Bankinter, and Deutsche Bank are competing for new customers by promising cash rewards, higher interest rates, and free services. The terms of these promotions vary significantly.
The first test flight of the unique aircraft is scheduled for June 2026
NASA Prepares Supersonic X-59: Transatlantic Flight in 3 Hours Becomes More Realistic. NASA and Lockheed Martin are finalizing preparations for testing the X-59 QueSST—an aircraft capable of crossing the Atlantic in three hours without a loud sonic boom. The project could reshape regulations for supersonic passenger flights and open up new routes.
Rocío Camacho shares how her life has changed after marrying Guillermo Aillón
Rosio Camacho Reveals How Her Life Changed After Marrying Guillermo Aylón. Rosio Camacho surprised many with her candid admission about changes in her personal life. After marrying Guillermo Aylón, she has a new perspective on relationships and her career. Her revelations have sparked renewed interest in the couple.
Gabriela Guillén reveals details of family betrayal and the sudden loss of her business
Gabriela Gilen returns from ‘Supervivientes 2026’ and faces betrayal and debt. Gabriela Gilen found herself at the center of discussion after returning from 'Supervivientes 2026'. Her business has disappeared and her debt has exceeded 60,000 euros. The reason: an unexpected family betrayal.
How the new premium private home pool model works and what it requires
Leroy Merlin Offers a Home Pool for €15,990: Steel, Glass, and 7,500 Liters. Leroy Merlin has introduced an unusual pool model: a steel structure with panoramic glass and a capacity of 7,500 liters. The price is nearly €16,000. We explore what’s included in the set, how the installation works, and what you should pay attention to before purchasing.
From August, disposable sugar, sauces, and cream will disappear from cafés in Spain
EU Introduces New Packaging Rules: What Will Change for Businesses and Customers. Starting August 12, cafés, bars, and restaurants in Spain are required to stop using plastic packaging for sugar, cream, sauces, and other products. The new European regulations will impact familiar service practices and force establishments to adjust their operations.
The 58-year-old Asturian continues to work on national routes
Six Million Kilometers Behind the Wheel: Why This Amazon Driver Isn’t Planning to Retire. A 58-year-old driver from Asturias has logged over six million kilometers in his career and has no plans to slow down. After years of international routes, he chose to work for Amazon in Spain and is confident he’s found his place on the country’s roads.
Sergio Ramos responds for the first time to Sevilla FC shareholders’ accusations at press conference
Sergio Ramos in Ray-Ban Glasses: A Stylish Response to Sevilla FC Deal Accusations. Sergio Ramos appeared at a press conference in Seville dressed in all black and sporting new Ray-Ban glasses. His public statement was a response to allegations from Sevilla FC shareholders. The attention centered not only on the conflict, but also on the footballer's style details.
Sergio Ramos made a statement and surprised with a new look at the press conference
Sergio Ramos in Ray-Ban Glasses: A Stylish Appearance Amid the Sevilla FC Scandal. Sergio Ramos appeared at a press conference in Seville dressed in black and sporting new Ray-Ban glasses. His public statement was a response to allegations from Sevilla FC shareholders. The spotlight was not only on the conflict, but also on the footballer's distinctive style.
Silvia Salleras and Pablo Trapote announce third child: how their loved ones reacted
Silvia Salleras and Pablo Trapote Family Expecting Third Child: Photo and Reaction. Silvia Salleras and Pablo Trapote have announced they are expecting a new addition to the family. The couple is awaiting their third child, and the news has already sparked a wave of congratulations on social media. The first photos of the expectant mother have also drawn public attention.
An experienced employee lost his job over a principle dispute about a 15-minute break
Court Upholds Dismissal of Worker for Refusing Mandatory Break. In La Rioja, a court has ruled the dismissal of a metal plant worker lawful after he refused to take a mandatory 15-minute break. The dispute lasted for years and ended with a decision in favor of the employer.
Мария Помбо стала лицом YUZZ — нового напитка для ухода за кожей
Мария Помбо стала лицом YUZZ — нового напитка для ухода за кожей. Мария Помбо вновь оказалась в центре внимания — на этот раз из-за неожиданного проекта. Она стала амбассадором YUZZ, напитка с витамином C и гиалуроновой кислотой. Детали запуска и реакция публики — в материале.
Zuckerberg launches the company’s biggest overhaul in years
Meta cuts 8,000 jobs to boost artificial intelligence development. Meta has announced large-scale layoffs: 8,000 employees will lose their jobs, and another 7,000 will be reassigned to new artificial intelligence projects. The decision is part of a strategic company restructuring and has raised concerns among staff.
The company failed to prove the employee's guilt due to procedural errors
Court Declares Dismissal of Worker for Personal Calls to Morocco from Work Phone Illegal. A worker from Murcia was dismissed after the company discovered personal phone calls to Morocco totaling over 550 euros. The court ruled the dismissal unlawful, stating the employer failed to specify the details of the violations, and now must reinstate the employee or pay compensation.
1,000 olive trees, hand labor, and NYIOOC gold: how OPG Nikolic operates
Croatian Family Turns Abandoned Land into Olive Grove — and Wins Global Competition. In Dalmatia, the Nikolic family restored an old farm, planted a thousand olive trees, and harvests them by hand. Their oil received a prestigious award in New York, and their approach has become an example for the region.
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