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Unusual routines at Real — sweets after training are just the tip of the iceberg

Something Broke Inside Real Madrid and Now the Team Is Unrecognizable Is Arbeloa to Blame. The atmosphere at the Madrid club is shifting: Arbeloa surprises players with unusual gestures, and young footballers discuss how new methods are affecting the team's results. But behind the scenes, there’s more change than meets the eye—a new conflict is brewing within the squad, and post-training treats only signal that the old order is crumbling. Who will benefit from these shifts, and what might this m

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Why common sense has become a controversial topic in Spain

Spain tops media for references to common sense. Spanish media have seen a sharp increase in the use of the term “common sense.” This trend is shaping public debate and influencing political decisions. Analysis reveals changing attitudes toward fairness and tradition.

Culture

Rosalía brings back a forgotten car workshop phrase into fashion

Rosalía shook Spain with one phrase: why ‘hacer la 13-14’ has hit a nerve again. A mechanic's joke has unexpectedly divided the country—what is behind this meme, and why is it now being discussed even by those far from the music world. How an innocent joke turned into a symbol of a generational conflict and why it means much more than it seems at first glance

Celebrities

Kevin Bury's summer tour schedule — cities and dates revealed

Kevin Bury begins Spanish tour new projects and summer plans. Kevin Bury, known for his role in 'La Reina del Flow', has temporarily moved to Spain and is preparing for an extensive tour. His absence from the new season of the series raised questions, and the actor himself spoke about the reasons for the changes and his plans for the coming months.

Celebrities

Thiago Pitarch dilemma raises stakes for both national teams

Spain or Morocco One decision by Thiago Pitarch could reshape football. Goalkeeper Yassine Bono has openly expressed his wish to see Thiago Pitarch join the Morocco national team, despite the latter's successful debut with Spain's youth squad. With family roots tying him to both nations, Pitarch's decision takes on special significance for the future of international football. This choice could shift the balance of power—with unexpected consequences.

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Host Roberto Leal welcomes new contestants to the show

Surprise guests on Pasapalabra who will amaze the audience this week. New faces will join Pasapalabra this week. Among the guests are a royal family member, a famous comedian, an actress, and an Olympic athlete. Their participation could change the course of the game and draw extra attention to the show.

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A comedy about life in Valladolid premieres in April

Prime Video launches Spanish series about videoclubs and changes of the 1990s. In April, Prime Video will premiere a Spanish series focused on the transformations of the 1990s. The plot explores personal and social changes in Valladolid, with unexpected twists and topics relevant to Spain.

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Chuck Norris dies at age 86

The Death of Chuck Norris Unexpected End of an Action Legend and Meme Icon. Chuck Norris has died at the age of 86 after being hospitalized in Hawaii. His passing came as a surprise to fans and the industry. This article covers the details and his impact on pop culture.

Economy

A humanitarian expedition sets course for Cuba

Spanish politicians deliver 20 tons of aid to Cuba defying US sanctions. Spanish politicians and activists have sent a large shipment of humanitarian aid to Cuba. In the context of US sanctions, this event could impact relations between the countries. The article details the mission and its significance for Spain.

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What is behind the declining use of Catalan among Barcelona's youth

Barcelona’s Youth Face Degree Saturation Housing Shortage and a Declining Catalan Language. Barcelona’s young people struggle with an oversupply of degrees and a lack of affordable housing. The Catalan language is losing ground among the younger generation. New data reveals shifting trends in the lives of 15–34-year-olds.

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Remembering Raúl del Pozo after his passing

Spain bids farewell to Raúl del Pozo: how journalism in the country has changed. Raúl del Pozo, a figure who left a significant mark on Spanish journalism, has passed away in Madrid. His style and approach shaped a whole generation of journalists. This report reviews the milestones of his career and the reactions of colleagues.

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Catalans feel their language is losing ground and trust in the US is waning

Half of Catalans Anticipate Decline in Catalan Language and Rising Distrust Toward the US. Concern is growing in Catalonia over the decreasing use of the Catalan language. A survey reveals waning favor toward the US and increased interest in China. New data illustrate shifting perspectives among the region's residents.

Transport

Revolution on Spanish roads: why electric buses are replacing diesel and what advantages they promise

Germany invests 417 million euros in electric buses as diesel recedes into the past. German authorities have allocated hundreds of millions of euros to purchase nearly two thousand electric buses, accelerating the transition away from diesel. Spain keeps pace: the country’s largest cities are already upgrading their fleets, prioritizing environmental sustainability and cost savings.

Statistics and Rankings

Military training over palace balls: bold choice of Spain’s future queen, the intrigue behind Leonor’s decision and what it means for the royal family

The US Perspective on Leonor: Why the Spanish Princess Became a Symbol of Change. American media explore how Princess Leonor is reshaping perceptions of the monarchy and why her military training and studies attract attention in the US. They analyze what aspects of her image earn respect and sympathy from international audiences

Transport

Financial assistance announced for families affected by recent tragedies in Spain, exclusive support measures revealed, discover what the government is preparing for victims and their loved ones

Payments up to €252,000 New support measures after disasters in Adamuz and Gelida. Spain has approved compensation payouts for victims of the Adamuz and Gelida train accidents. The decision affects hundreds of families. Support reaches record amounts and changes the approach to compensation.

Politics and Politicians

Why did cybercriminals target online resources after the tragedy in Valencia — what's behind the surge in attacks

Four Arrests Following Series of Cyberattacks on Spanish Government and Party Websites. Four suspects have been detained in Spain for organizing cyberattacks on government ministries and political party websites. Their actions are linked to the recent tragedy in Valencia. The investigation has uncovered new details about the group's motives and methods.