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Delcy Rodríguez crosses the UN floor to ask Sánchez to keep Venezuela talks open
Delcy Rodríguez approached Pedro Sánchez inside the UN plenary and asked Spain to keep talks on Venezuela moving. Sánchez agreed to continue the contact.
IMF plans Caracas office for first half of 2027
The IMF plans to open an office in Caracas during the first half of 2027. The move follows renewed data sharing and Venezuela's return to international financial engagement.
Codorníu weighs asset sales after record profit
Raventós Codorníu has posted its highest net profit while reviewing possible asset sales. Carlyle is still considering offers for a majority or minority stake.
Werner Herzog takes the spotlight at San Sebastián
San Sebastián has opened its 74th edition with Fatih Akin’s Geister. Werner Herzog received the festival’s Donostia Award as an international line-up prepared to take the red carpet.
Hero dog Quino dies after mysterious illness following Venezuela mission
Quino, a celebrated rescue labrador from Valencia, died after returning from Venezuela with unexplained bleeding. Despite intensive care and global veterinary support, the cause remained unknown. His death has sparked questions and solidarity.
Pregnant woman detained at Barajas with 69 cocaine packets inside her body
A 20-year-old pregnant woman arriving from São Paulo was arrested at Madrid Barajas after police discovered 69 cocaine packets hidden inside her body. The case exposes the extreme risks faced by drug mules and the growing pressure on airport security.
Floating island of 125,000 bottles vanishes after storms and official order
Richart Sowa built a three-storey house on a floating island made from over 100,000 plastic bottles near Isla Mujeres. After storms and a government order, the unique structure was removed. His new project in Brazil remains unfinished.
From 16 Years Homeless to Top of the Exam List in Brazil
After 16 years living on the streets, Valter Fonseca dos Santos studied for just four months and achieved the highest score in a municipal exam in Patos de Minas, Brazil. His story, which resurfaced in 2026, highlights the impact of targeted social support and personal determination.
Brazil Nears Completion of 145-Kilometre Artificial River to Tackle Drought
Brazil’s ambitious Cinturão das Águas do Ceará canal is now 92% finished, with water already flowing across 100 kilometres. The project aims to secure water for nearly five million people in Ceará, but full completion has been delayed to 2027.
Fisherman Battles 2.5-Meter River Giant in São Paulo
Roberto do Carmo Jesus spent 45 minutes fighting a 160-kilo pirarucú in the Marinheiro River, São Paulo. The catch, too large for his boat, comes as Brazil tightens rules on this invasive species outside the Amazon. The story highlights the growing impact of non-native fish in Brazilian waters.
Luis de la Fuente’s Salary Rises After Spain’s World Cup Triumph
Luis de la Fuente, now the most decorated coach in Spain’s history, earns €2 million annually. His new contract follows Spain’s World Cup victory and places him among the highest-paid national team managers.
Avionics Services to Showcase Brazilian Aerospace Upgrades at Farnborough 2026
Avionics Services will present its latest aircraft modernization and certification solutions at Farnborough 2026. The company aims to expand its international presence and highlight Brazilian engineering expertise.
Over 140,000 Join Pride Barcelona 2026 Parade Despite Intense Heat
Barcelona hosted one of its largest Pride parades, with more than 140,000 participants. The event featured a vibrant procession, political figures, and performances. Despite high temperatures, the city’s LGTBI+ community celebrated visibly.
Zarzuela Releases Rare Video of Princess Leonor’s Military Training
The Royal Household has published a new video highlighting Princess Leonor’s three-year military education. The footage includes rare scenes from her training in Zaragoza, Marín, and San Javier. The release marks the end of her time at the academies.
Ronaldo Sparks New Uncertainty Over Neymar’s Brazil Future
Ronaldo Nazario has reignited debate about Neymar’s role in Brazil’s squad. His remarks highlight the uncertainty after Neymar’s injuries. The situation raises questions for coach Ancelotti and the national team’s direction.
Waze Rolls Out AI-Powered Motorcycle Mode and Smarter Navigation
Waze is introducing a suite of updates, including a dedicated motorcycle mode, AI-driven route suggestions, and voice-powered destination search. These changes aim to make travel smoother and more responsive for all users, especially motorcyclists.
From Migrant Child to Onion Pioneer: Javier Novoa’s 100-Hectare Success
Javier Novoa arrived in Argentina as a child with nothing but hope. Decades later, he leads a major onion operation, exporting to Brazil and embracing new technology. His journey reflects the determination and innovation driving the region’s agricultural growth.
Brazilian Bill Seeks to Limit National Team to Domestic Players
A bill in Brazil aims to restrict national team call-ups to players and coaches working in domestic clubs. The move follows Brazil's early World Cup exit and targets betting sponsorships in football.
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.
Inditex Reports Record Profit as Marta Ortega Stresses Customer Focus
Inditex has posted its highest-ever profit, with sales and dividends also reaching new peaks. Marta Ortega highlighted the need to maintain close customer ties as the company accelerates international growth and tech investment.
Colombia Faces Switzerland in High-Stakes World Cup Knockout
Colombia prepares for a decisive World Cup match against Switzerland. The team receives praise from football legends, but coach Néstor Lorenzo remains cautious. Switzerland arrives unbeaten in 35 games.
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.
Neymar Set to Start for Brazil Against Norway After Paquetá Injury
Brazil will face Norway in the World Cup round of 16 without Lucas Paquetá. Coach Carlo Ancelotti is considering Neymar for the starting lineup. The decision could reshape Brazil’s attack in a crucial match.
Martinelli Steps In for Paquetá as Brazil Faces Norway in World Cup Knockout
Gabriel Martinelli replaces injured Lucas Paquetá in Brazil's starting eleven for the World Cup round of 16 against Norway. Coach Carlo Ancelotti opts for the Arsenal forward after his decisive goal against Japan.
Brazil Faces Norway in High-Stakes World Cup Knockout
Brazil meets Norway in the World Cup round of 16 this Sunday in New Jersey. The match draws attention as Norway has never lost to Brazil. Broadcasts are set for TV Globo, sportv, ge tv, and ge.globo.
FIFA Moves Mexico-England World Cup Match to Avoid Storms
FIFA has advanced the Mexico-England World Cup match to midday to avoid forecasted storms. The Brazil-Norway game may also see a time change. Safety concerns and recent incidents in Mexico influenced the decision.
Safiullin Delivers Major Upset at Wimbledon 2026 as Osaka Advances
Roman Safiullin defeats Joao Fonseca in straight sets, shaking up the men's draw. Naomi Osaka moves forward after a dominant display. Key matches and prize money disputes add to the intensity.
Marco Bezzecchi Suffers Heavy Crash at Assen, Loses MotoGP Lead
Marco Bezzecchi crashed out at Assen, marking his third straight DNF. The incident cost him the championship lead. Jorge Martín now tops the MotoGP standings after a dramatic weekend.
Spain Faces Uncertain Opponents as World Cup Knockout Bracket Takes Shape
The 2026 World Cup knockout stage is forming, with Spain's next rival still unclear. Group results and last-minute goals could shift the bracket. Several high-profile teams are already through or eliminated.
Venezuela Hit by Twin Earthquakes: Over 900 Dead, Thousands Missing
Two major earthquakes have devastated Venezuela, leaving at least 920 dead and thousands missing. International rescue teams are working in collapsed neighborhoods. Hospitals and shelters are overwhelmed.
Third-Place Standings Add Uncertainty to 2026 World Cup Knockout Race
The new third-place qualification rule at the 2026 World Cup is fueling speculation. Teams are recalculating their chances as group stages close. The final group matches could decide unexpected qualifiers.
Raphinha Faces Financial Turmoil Over Image Rights Dispute
A financial dispute has emerged involving Raphinha and his image rights. The Barcelona player reportedly discovered serious issues when trying to buy a home in Spain. The situation unfolded during his participation in the World Cup.
First Knockout Fixtures Set as 2026 World Cup Group Stage Nears End
The 2026 World Cup group stage is rapidly defining its knockout lineup. Several teams have secured their spots, while others face early exits. Key fixtures and the fate of Spain are now in focus.
Tom Boyd’s Own Goal for Brazil Still Resonates Before 2026 World Cup Clash
Tom Boyd’s own goal in 1998 remains the only one ever scored for Brazil in World Cup history. As Brazil and Scotland meet again, the story resurfaces, highlighting a unique football moment.
A Massive Brown Belt in the Atlantic Alarms Scientists with Unprecedented Growth
A vast brown ribbon of sargassum stretching across the Atlantic has reached record size, raising urgent questions for scientists. The explosive growth, now visible from space, is reshaping coastlines and ecosystems from Africa to the Gulf of Mexico.
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