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Oviedo Businessman Pays Tribute to Bukele With Five Billboards

Five billboards with Nayib Bukele’s image appeared at Oviedo’s main roads. The campaign is a personal tribute by local businessman Tino Vidal. The move has sparked political debate in the city.

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Móstoles Allocates €880,000 for Event Catering Including Sushi and Jamón

Móstoles Desarrollo sets a four-year catering budget ceiling of €880,000 for events. The framework covers sushi, jamón with live carving, and other gourmet stations. The opposition questions the public benefit of this spending.

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Sharp Drop in Temperatures and Heavy Rains Hit Spain in August

Spain faces a sudden atmospheric shift with temperatures falling up to 10°C below normal. Heavy rains and storms are expected across much of the country. Experts say this rare August event is within the climate norm.

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Madrid Bids Farewell to Juan Tamariz at San Isidro Funeral Home

Family, friends and leading magicians gathered in Madrid to honour Juan Tamariz, who died at 83. The farewell included a unique tribute and plans for a foundation in his name. A public homage is set for October.

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One of the World’s Largest Private Jets Lands in Mallorca

A rare Boeing 747-8 BBJ, among the largest private jets globally, arrived in Mallorca from Doha. The aircraft’s imposing size and discreet arrival sparked speculation, but the identities of its passengers remain unconfirmed.

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Barcelona Unveils New Lineup for Trofeo Joan Gamper Against Al Ahly

Barcelona faces Al Ahly in the 61st Trofeo Joan Gamper with a reshuffled starting eleven. Lamine Yamal makes his debut in the tournament. The match draws high expectations at Camp Nou.

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PortAventura to End FiestAventura After 27 Seasons

FiestAventura, the signature nighttime show at PortAventura’s Mediterrània lake, will take its final bow on September 5, 2026. The park is preparing a new evening event for 2027, marking a major shift in its entertainment lineup after nearly three decades.

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Delfín Amaya, Icon of Catalan Rumba, Dies at 74 in Barcelona

Delfín Amaya, co-founder of Los Amaya and a key figure in Catalan rumba, has died in Barcelona at 74. His music shaped a generation and left a lasting mark on Spain's cultural scene.

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Dani Mérida Challenges Taylor Fritz in Cincinnati Masters Third Round

Dani Mérida faces Taylor Fritz in the third round of the Cincinnati Masters. The Spanish player resists early pressure and seeks to overturn the American’s lead. The match could reshape the tournament’s lower bracket.

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Juan Tamariz, Legendary Spanish Magician, Dies at 83 in Madrid

Juan Tamariz, a pioneer of Spanish magic and television, has died in Madrid at 83. His impact shaped generations of illusionists. His daughter confirmed the news. The magician's legacy remains unmatched.

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Valencia Court Upholds Clearing of City Official in Mislata Inflatable Tragedy

The Valencia Provincial Court has confirmed the exoneration of the municipal technician in the 2022 Mislata inflatable accident. The decision leaves only the owners and engineer facing charges after two girls died.

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Toyota GR Prius: The Hybrid Icon Set for a Radical Sports Makeover

Toyota is reportedly preparing a GR Prius inspired by its Le Mans Centennial concept, with a possible unveiling in 2027. The move could transform the Prius from an efficiency leader into a true sports hybrid.

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Rafa Jódar Nears Top 10 After Dominant Win in Cincinnati

Rafa Jódar defeated Alejandro Tabilo in Cincinnati, moving within 654 points of the ATP top 10. The Madrid native could break Boris Becker’s record for fastest rise from top 100. His next challenge is against Flavio Cobolli.

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PP Spokesman Elías Bendodo Accuses Government of Holiday Neglect

Elías Bendodo, PP spokesman, publicly criticized the government for prioritizing holidays over urgent issues. The remarks, made in Tarifa, reignited debate on political responsibility during August. The controversy highlights ongoing tensions.

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Storms and Temperature Drops as DANA and Trough Hit Spain

Spain faces a turbulent week as DANA brings storms and a trough increases instability. Weather warnings are active in several regions. Temperatures are set to fall, especially in the north.

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Jordanian Royal Family Welcomes Princess Iman's Twin Daughters

Princess Iman of Jordan and Jameel Alexander Thermiotis have become parents to twin girls, Talia and Rania. The royal family gathered for a private introduction, with Queen Rania sharing the moment.

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Mediaset Drops 'Alerta cobra' After 19 Years for 'El chiringuito'

Mediaset removes 'Alerta cobra' from Cuatro after nearly two decades. The channel bets on 'El chiringuito' to boost morning ratings. The move marks a major shift in Spanish TV programming.

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Cirque du Soleil Forced to Leave L’Hospitalet, Seeks New Barcelona Site

Cirque du Soleil must vacate its L’Hospitalet site after eight years. The city council will repurpose the land for public facilities and green areas. The company is now searching for a new location in the Barcelona area.

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Rototom Sunsplash Cuts Plastic Waste With Major Eco Measures

Rototom Sunsplash in Benicàssim launches its summer edition with reinforced climate adaptation, saving over three million plastic bottles. Organizers focus on sustainability, heat protection, and social debates.

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Spain Claims Bronze in 4x100m Mixed Relay at European Championships

Spain secured bronze in the 4x100m mixed relay at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham. The team set a new national record and closed the event with eight medals. The result highlights Spain's growing strength in relay events.

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Spain Claims Historic Bronze in 4x100 Mixed Relay at European Debut

Spain’s 4x100 mixed relay team secured bronze at the European Championships. The squad set a new national record in their first appearance. Britain and Germany finished ahead, with Spain holding off Switzerland.

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Drug Money Laundering Schemes Expand in Cádiz Nightlife Sector

Authorities in Cádiz have uncovered complex money laundering networks tied to drug trafficking. Local nightlife businesses, frontmen, and crypto assets are at the center of ongoing investigations. The crackdown exposes new tactics used by criminal groups.

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Vigo Mayor Abel Caballero Promises Bigger Stage for Bad Bunny

Vigo's mayor, Abel Caballero, claims the city could offer Bad Bunny a better stage than anywhere else. He also dismisses Felipe González's political influence and insists Pedro Sánchez's leadership is far from over.

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Rafa Jódar Stuns Shapovalov After Shoe Drama at Cincinnati Masters

Rafa Jódar overcame a 1-5 deficit and two match points against Denis Shapovalov in Cincinnati. The match was interrupted twice due to Jódar’s shoe issues, fueling controversy on court.

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Marc Giró Returns to TVE for Final 'Me meto en un jardín' Episode

Marc Giró appears on La 2 for the last episode of 'Me meto en un jardín'. The interview was recorded before his switch to Atresmedia. The show closes its first season amid uncertainty about renewal.

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PSG Faces Lens in Trophée des champions Amid Tension and Unfinished Business

PSG and RC Lens will clash for the Trophée des champions 2026 in Lens. The match comes before Ligue 1 starts, with both teams carrying unresolved tensions from last season. Preparation and freshness could decide the outcome.

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UME Soldier Dies in Truck Accident During Huesca Wildfire Response

A UME serviceman lost his life after a truck overturned during wildfire operations in Huesca. Three other military personnel were injured. The incident occurred near Atarés amid efforts to control the Las Peñas de Riglos fire.

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ERC Criticizes Catalan Government Over Mobility Failures During Eclipse

Elisenda Alamany from ERC accuses the Catalan government of poor planning after mobility issues during the solar eclipse. She links the incident to broader failures in public services and declining trust.

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Spanish Athletes Target More Medals at Birmingham Championships

Spain enters a decisive day at the Birmingham athletics championships. Multiple finals and medal opportunities are at stake. The marathon and relay teams headline a packed schedule for Spanish athletes.

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From Car Show Visitor to Automotive Journalist: A 20-Year Journey

Two decades ago, a first visit to the Salón Internacional del Automóvil de Madrid sparked a fascination that would later become a career. Today, covering major auto events is part of the job, but the memories of that first experience remain vivid.

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Orange Weather Alerts Issued for Heavy Rain and Storms Across Spain

Fifteen autonomous communities are under weather warnings for rain and storms. Five regions move to orange alert. Temperatures drop sharply in the north, while heat and fog persist in some areas.

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Rain Threatens Jódar-Shapovalov Clash at Cincinnati Masters

The second round match between Rafa Jódar and Denis Shapovalov at the Cincinnati Masters is set for the Grandstand court. Rain could disrupt the schedule. The winner will face Alejandro Tabilo, who defeated Jan-Lennard Struff.

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Boca Juniors Face Platense in High-Stakes Torneo Clausura Clash

Boca Juniors travel to Vicente López to take on Platense in a crucial Torneo Clausura fixture. Both sides need a win to stay in contention. Martín Palermo aims to end his winless run as coach against Boca.

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UFC 330 Prelims: Magny and Wells Secure Key Wins in Philadelphia

The UFC 330 preliminary card in Philadelphia saw Neil Magny and Jeremiah Wells deliver decisive victories. Magny reached his 25th UFC win, while Wells stunned with a comeback submission. The event set the stage for the main welterweight title fight.

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Utebo Resident Wins Nearly €60 Million in Historic Primitiva Lottery Draw

A Primitiva ticket validated in Utebo has brought its holder almost €60 million. The win coincides with local festivities and follows another major lottery prize in Zaragoza. The winner's identity remains unknown.

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