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Sinner Challenges Djokovic in High-Stakes Wimbledon 2026 Semifinal

Jannik Sinner faces Novak Djokovic in a pivotal Wimbledon 2026 semifinal. The Italian seeks his first Grand Slam final, while Djokovic targets a record-equalling eighth title. The match highlights a generational clash on Centre Court.

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Collboni Leads Barcelona Poll as Junts Falls to Seventh Place

Barcelona's latest municipal poll puts Jaume Collboni in the lead, while Junts drops to seventh place. Aliança Catalana, PP, and Vox all surpass Junts. Housing and security remain top concerns for residents.

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Law and International Relations Degree Tops Catalonia’s University Cut-Offs

The University Autónoma de Barcelona’s Law and International Relations double degree now leads Catalonia’s university cut-off rankings. Physics, Mathematics, and Medicine have all seen notable drops in required scores. Admission trends are shifting.

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Why Spain’s Professional Drivers Have the Lowest Road Fatality Rates

Spain’s professional truck and bus drivers are far less likely to die in road accidents than private motorists. Veteran instructor Mario Cubo explains how ongoing training, strict regulation, and a willingness to challenge old habits have transformed safety in the sector.

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Catalonia Sets July 10 for 2026 University Cut-Off Scores Release

Catalonia will publish 2026 university cut-off scores on July 10. A second round of admissions is scheduled for July 23. Students must check Canal Universitats and the University Access Portal for updates.

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Deadliest Wildfires in Spain: Los Gallardos Joins Grim List

At least 12 people have died in the Los Gallardos wildfire, making it the deadliest on record in Andalusia. The incident recalls other major fire tragedies in Spain, including Lloret de Mar and Guadalajara.

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Spanish Tax Agency Returns €6.4 Billion to Former Mutualists

Spain’s tax authority has officially refunded over €6.4 billion to pensioners who contributed to historic labor mutual funds. The majority of beneficiaries fall within the €30,000–€60,000 income bracket, with average payouts exceeding €2,000 per person.

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Muchova and Gauff Battle for Wimbledon Final in High-Stakes Semi

Karolina Muchova and Coco Gauff face off in the Wimbledon 2026 semi-finals. Muchova dominates early, but Gauff adapts and fights back. The match highlights tactical shifts and rising tension on Centre Court.

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Atlas da Notícia to Map Digital Journalism in Brazil's 2026 Census

The eighth edition of Atlas da Notícia will update Brazil's local journalism map. The project will now include digital-native news initiatives. First results are expected in August, with the full census due by late 2026.

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Paula Badosa Advances in Bastad, Eyes US Open Main Draw

Paula Badosa secured a straight-sets win over Emiliana Arango at the WTA 125 in Bastad. The result boosts her ranking, keeping her hopes alive for direct entry into the US Open. Spanish players dominated the tournament’s latest round.

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Far-Right Surge in Catalonia: Aliança Catalana and Vox Near 30% of Seats

The latest CEO poll shows Aliança Catalana and Vox could claim nearly 30% of the Catalan Parliament. PSC remains the leading party but loses seats. Junts faces a sharp decline, while the current majority is at risk.

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Heatwave Inequality: Wealthier Households in Barcelona Far More Likely to Have Air Conditioning

A new study finds that only 39% of low-income homes in Barcelona have air conditioning, compared to 71% of high-income households. The gap highlights growing risks as heatwaves intensify. Experts call for urgent policy changes.

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Pune Faces Monsoon Pause After Record July Rainfall

Pune has seen rainfall far above normal for early July. Authorities now expect a marked decrease in intensity. The India Meteorological Department forecasts only light to moderate rain from Wednesday.

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Only 12% of Spanish Households Save or Invest Despite High Stability

A third of Spanish households feel financially stable, yet just 12% manage to save or invest. The Allianz 3am Report 2026 highlights a sharp gap between perceived security and actual savings habits in Spain.

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How Many Coffees a Day May Protect Your Liver? Major Study Reveals the Number

A study of over 350,000 people suggests that drinking coffee—regular or decaf—could reduce the risk of cirrhosis, liver cancer, and death from liver disease. Researchers urge caution, noting coffee is no substitute for healthy habits, but the findings highlight a potential benefit for daily coffee drinkers.

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Paula Badosa Advances to Bastad Quarterfinals After Defeating Arango

Paula Badosa moves into the Bastad quarterfinals after a straight-sets win over Emiliana Arango. The Spanish player climbs in the rankings, aiming to avoid US Open qualifying. Her next opponent will be decided soon.

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Síndica de Greuges Calls for €1 Billion to Address School Funding Gap

The Síndica de Greuges urges nearly €1 billion in extra funding to make schooling truly free. Despite higher budgets, families still pay significant fees. The report highlights persistent inequalities and outdated support measures.

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Paula Badosa Wins in Bastad to Boost US Open Hopes

Paula Badosa secured a straight-sets win at the Nordea Open in Bastad. She aims to collect ranking points and match time to avoid US Open qualifying. The race for a main draw spot intensifies.

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Spain’s Trucking Crisis: Female Drivers Demand Safer Rest Areas

Ainoa Blasco, a 30-year-old truck driver, highlights the lack of safe and hygienic rest areas for women in Spain’s transport sector. As the country faces a severe shortage of drivers, her story reveals why many women still hesitate to join the profession.

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Spain Overtakes South Korea in GDP, Surprising Global Analysts

Spain has surpassed South Korea in total GDP, entering the world’s top 12 economies. Strong job creation and a booming services sector drive growth, but concerns remain over housing and infrastructure.

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Feijóo Calls for Lower Sick Pay Amid Surge in Absenteeism

Opposition leader Feijóo urges changes to sick leave pay, calling rising absenteeism a major problem. The proposal sparks sharp reactions from unions and government. Spain faces record costs for temporary incapacity.

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Djokovic and Auger-Aliassime Battle in Historic Wimbledon Quarter-Final

Wimbledon Centre Court hosts a record-breaking quarter-final as Novak Djokovic and Felix Auger-Aliassime fight through a dramatic five-set clash. The winner will challenge defending champion Jannik Sinner in the semi-finals.

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Homelessness in Barcelona Deepens as 72% See No Way Off the Streets

A new survey reveals that most people living on Barcelona’s streets have no hope of finding stable housing. The city now faces a surge in chronic homelessness, with rising numbers of foreign nationals and younger people affected.

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Government Pushes to Restrict Popular Prosecution Amid Judicial Controversy

The Spanish government seeks to limit popular prosecution by political parties and related groups. Officials cite recent high-profile cases and public distrust in the justice system. The move has triggered legal and political debate.

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The 50 Most Reliable Electric Cars to Buy in 2026

A comprehensive new ranking highlights the 50 electric cars that stand out for real-world efficiency, charging speed, and mechanical reliability. The list is based on independent testing and owner surveys, offering a clear guide for buyers seeking peace of mind.

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Government Urges Judiciary to Address Public Distrust Amid Political Tensions

A new survey shows widespread skepticism about judicial impartiality in Spain. The government calls for reflection, while opposition parties reject claims of 'lawfare'. Political divisions deepen over the role of the courts.

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Spain's Top Teacher Calls for Practical Education and Rethinks Bilingual Model

Toni García Arias, recognized as Spain’s best teacher, is challenging the way schools teach English and technical subjects. He argues for more practical learning, stronger oral English, and essential life skills, questioning the effectiveness of current bilingual programs.

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Top Compact SUVs Under €50,000: Gasoline and Diesel Standouts

Compact SUVs with traditional engines remain a strong choice for drivers who value range, flexibility and everyday comfort. Here’s how the best gasoline and diesel models under €50,000 compare in real-world tests.

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Public Trust in Spanish Democracy Hits New Low, CIS Survey Finds

Only 20.5% of Spaniards are satisfied with how democracy works, says CIS. Most demand stronger anti-corruption action and judicial reforms. Confidence in political parties remains at record lows.

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Judges Blame Political Influence for Growing Lawfare Concerns in Spain

A new survey shows most Spaniards suspect political interference in the courts. Judges are divided, with conservatives denying lawfare and progressives citing controversial rulings. The debate exposes tensions over judicial independence.

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OECD Pushes for Stronger School Leadership and Funding in Catalonia

Catalonia’s education system is under scrutiny after repeated poor results. The OECD recommends more authority for school leaders, better teacher training, and increased funding for complex schools.

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Top 50 Mystery Series Ranked: Where to Watch in 2026

A new ranking highlights the 50 most acclaimed mystery series. The list details storylines, unique twists, and current streaming options. Availability and ratings are updated as of June 28, 2026.

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EL PAÍS Publishes Full July Barometer Data and Survey Files

EL PAÍS and Cadena SER have released the July barometer by 40dB., including voting intentions and a justice report. All underlying survey data and documentation are now freely accessible. The release offers new transparency for Spain’s sociological research.

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Sharp Divide Over Judicial Neutrality in Spain

A new survey shows Spain's justice system faces a crisis of confidence. Left-wing voters see bias, while the right sees neutrality. The split raises questions about the courts' role and public trust.

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France Tops List of Most Valuable Teams at 2026 World Cup

France leads the 2026 World Cup in squad value, outpacing England and Spain. The latest Transfermarkt data highlights a sharp financial divide among top contenders. Brazil ranks sixth in the updated list.

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