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Barcelona Launches Daytime Climate Shelter for Homeless Amid Heatwave

Barcelona opens a daytime shelter for the homeless during peak summer heat. The new facility offers hydration, fruit, and a cool space. Access is free, with priority for the most vulnerable.

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French DJ Kavinsky Found Dead at 50 in Paris Apartment

French electronic musician Kavinsky was discovered dead at his Paris home. Authorities are investigating, with a stroke suspected as the cause. The artist was known for his global hit 'Nightcall' and his influence on synthwave.

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Man Arrested After Fatal Attack in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat

A man was arrested in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat after another man was found dead with signs of violence. One more person was injured and taken to hospital. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances.

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25-Year-Old Drowns in Segre River After Jump in Camarasa

A 25-year-old man drowned in the Segre River near Camarasa after jumping from rocks. Emergency teams launched a major search but could not revive him. The incident follows another recent drowning in Catalonia.

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Ávila Police Academy Becomes Spain’s Largest Wildfire Shelter

The National Police Academy in Ávila now houses hundreds forced out by wildfires. Authorities expect up to 1,500 evacuees by day's end. The facility offers private rooms, meals, and support for families and pets.

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Injury and Controversy Mark Final Bullfight of Santiago Fair in Santander

The last bullfight of the Santiago Fair in Santander ended with high drama. Marco Pérez was seriously injured, while decisions by the president sparked outrage. Morante de la Puebla and Aarón Palacio delivered standout performances.

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Madrid Equips All EMT Buses with Smart Defibrillators

Madrid is installing 2,200 smart defibrillators across its entire EMT bus fleet by October. The devices will be available to passengers and the public, automatically alerting emergency services when used. The initiative is expected to improve cardiac emergency response throughout the city.

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ChatGPT Launches Health Integration for U.S. Users

ChatGPT now allows U.S. users to link Apple Health and medical records. The update aims to simplify health data management and improve personalized support. Privacy safeguards and user control are central to the rollout.

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What Really Happens After 18 Months on Medical Leave in Spain

Spanish workers on long-term medical leave are not required to return to their jobs after 18 months unless they receive an official decision from Social Security. The process, payment, and employment status all shift during this uncertain period, leaving many in limbo while authorities decide their future.

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Controversy as Paula Badosa Withdraws from Iasi Final After Incident

Paula Badosa exited the Iasi tournament final due to illness after a tense semifinal. Her frustrated racquet throw drew sharp criticism from tennis veteran Renae Stubbs. The incident has sparked debate over player conduct.

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Over 600 Melanoma Cases Annually in Málaga Prompt New Prevention Drive

Málaga records more than 600 melanoma cases each year, making it a key focus for a national prevention campaign. Olympic champion Carolina Marín urges regular skin checks and year-round sun protection. Local experts highlight persistent gaps in public awareness.

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Creatine Use in Spain: Medical Advice and Key Restrictions

Creatine is widely used by athletes in Spain to boost muscle mass and performance. However, medical supervision is essential, and not all groups can safely take it. Experts warn of specific health risks and contraindications.

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Hospital 12 de Octubre Unveils Major Transformation After Landmark Demolition

Madrid’s Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre has completed the demolition of its 18-story General Residence, removing 80,000 cubic meters of debris. The cleared site will become a landscaped plaza, improving access and connecting the hospital with the city.

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David Lucas, State Secretary for Housing, Dies at 58 After Cancer Battle

David Lucas, State Secretary for Housing, has died at 58. He had paused his duties in June due to cancer treatment. His career spanned key municipal and national roles. The Ministry expressed deep regret over his loss.

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Paula Badosa Withdraws from Iasi Final Due to Physical Issues

Paula Badosa was forced to retire from the WTA 250 final in Iasi. She left the court trailing Mayar Sherif 6-4, 4-0. The Spanish player cited physical problems after a demanding clay season.

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Vingegaard Forced Out of Tour de France After Crash in Stage 15

Jonas Vingegaard, two-time Tour de France champion, withdrew after a crash in Stage 15. The incident leaves the general classification wide open. Key rivals now compete for podium spots.

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Setting Air Conditioning to 19°C Risks Damage and Higher Costs

Many in Spain set air conditioning units to 19°C hoping for faster cooling. This practice strains equipment, increases energy bills, and rarely achieves the desired effect. Experts now urge a shift to safer, more efficient temperature settings.

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Ebola Crisis Escalates in DR Congo Amid Attacks on Health Teams

The Ebola epidemic in DR Congo is worsening as health workers face attacks and resistance. Ongoing violence and community distrust are making containment efforts nearly impossible, raising fears of a much larger crisis.

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Candela Peña admits using Ozempic for Netflix film transformation

Candela Peña revealed she used Ozempic to achieve the physical appearance required for her role in 'La desconocida'. The actress combined the medication with intense training. Her admission highlights a growing trend among public figures.

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Ana Peleteiro Returns to Training 13 Days After Childbirth

Ana Peleteiro has resumed training less than two weeks after giving birth. The decision, made with medical guidance, highlights her focus on the 2027 European Championships. Her rapid return raises questions about postpartum recovery in elite sport.

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Ebola Crisis Escalates in DR Congo as Outbreak Becomes Third Largest

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 2,000 cases. Health authorities warn of rapid community spread. Intensive efforts are underway, but most new infections escape tracing.

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Spanish Nurse in Norway Reveals How Much She Really Saves Each Month

Kely García, a Spanish nurse working in Norway, shares the real numbers behind her monthly earnings and savings. She explains how location, experience, and extra shifts can push salaries up to €5,000, and why her cost of living allows her to save more than she could in Spain.

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Barcelona to Test Citywide Response to Simulated 50°C Heatwave

Barcelona will stage a major heatwave simulation in February. The city aims to test its resilience against unprecedented 50°C temperatures. Authorities want to prevent service collapse and protect vulnerable residents.

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Ryanair Passenger Nearly Sucked Out Mid-Flight After Window Blowout

A Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany was forced to return after a window shattered mid-air. Passengers fought to save a man nearly pulled outside. The incident left one seriously injured and triggered an international investigation.

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Ryanair Flight Incident: Passenger Nearly Ejected After Engine Failure

A Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany faced a critical emergency after an engine blade broke off, shattering a window and nearly pulling a passenger out. Quick action by his wife and others prevented tragedy. Investigations are underway.

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Supreme Court Rejects Defamation Case by Valencian Health Chief

Spain's Supreme Court has dismissed the defamation complaint filed by the Valencian Health Minister against Diana Morant. The court ruled her statements were protected by freedom of expression. The decision highlights the boundaries of political debate.

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Jerónimo Taracena Guijosa Injured in Jandilla Bull Run Incident

Jerónimo Taracena Guijosa, head of the Guadalajara Taurine Federation, suffered a chest goring during the Jandilla bull run. He underwent surgery and remains hospitalized. The injury did not affect vital organs.

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Experts Warn on Fan Use: Risks for Skin and Eyes in Spanish Heat

Spanish pharmacists highlight how improper fan use during heatwaves can worsen skin dehydration and eye irritation. Sensitive areas like lips and eyes are most at risk. Practical advice now targets safer cooling at home.

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Eight Injured in Fast, Incident-Free San Fermín 2026 Running with Miura Bulls

Eight runners suffered bruises during the seventh San Fermín 2026 encierro. Miura bulls completed a swift, clean run through Pamplona. No gorings were reported, but the event lasted longer than last year.

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Sam Neill Dies Suddenly in Sydney at 78

Sam Neill, acclaimed for his role in Jurassic Park, has died at 78 in Sydney. His family described the loss as sudden and unexpected. Neill was cancer free at the time of his passing.

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Tension and Injuries Mark Sixth San Fermín Bull Run in Pamplona

The sixth San Fermín encierro saw La Palmosilla bulls charge through Pamplona. Several runners were knocked down or injured. Emergency teams and police were active along the route. The event captured the festival’s intensity and risk.

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Andalusia's New Mental Health Plan Faces Criticism Over Borderline Disorder Care

The new Andalusian mental health plan is under fire for failing to address key needs of those with borderline personality disorder. Patients and families report long waits, high costs and lack of structured support.

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Marco Bezzecchi Undergoes Surgery After Clavicle Fracture at Sachsenring

Marco Bezzecchi has been successfully operated on for a left clavicle fracture. The Italian rider will miss the German Grand Prix and aims to return at Silverstone. His absence could impact the championship standings.

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Tensions Rise at La Promesa as Máximo Arrives With New Staff

Máximo de Buenaventura’s arrival with Tomasa and Julio unsettles La Promesa. Staff tensions escalate, while the health of María Fernández’s baby deteriorates, raising fears and uncertainty.

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One Gored and Several Injured in Fast Sixth San Fermín Encierro

A lone bull from La Palmosilla left one runner gored and eight others injured during the sixth San Fermín encierro. The incident occurred near the plaza entrance amid heavy weekend crowds. Medical teams responded quickly.

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