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Bookmakers and simulations give Ruud a clear edge at the start of the tournament in Switzerland RUSSPAIN.com
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Bookmakers and simulations give Ruud a clear edge at the start of the tournament in Switzerland

Casper Ruud Emerges as Favorite for Match Against Jenson Brooksby in Geneva. In the first round of the ATP Geneva Open 2026, Casper Ruud has been given an 82% chance of winning against Jenson Brooksby. The prediction is based on thousands of simulations and current odds. The match will take place on May 19.

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Why Support for Plus Ultra Airline Turned into a Criminal Case and Scandal

State Loan to Plus Ultra: Investigation, Arrests, and the Venezuela Connection. The airline Plus Ultra received €53 million in government support. The decision sparked investigations, arrests, and controversy over alleged links to Venezuela. The case involves a former prime minister and suspicions of money laundering.

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Authorities urgently develop protection after accusations against former Prime Minister

Zapatero's Name at the Center of Criminal Case: Government Response. The Spanish government is facing a serious crisis following accusations against Zapatero. Authorities are urgently developing a defensive strategy. Questions about ties to Plus Ultra and the role of Manos Limpias remain unanswered.

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Bad Gyal and Noah Brown confirm their relationship with a public kiss at the airport

Bad Gyal and Noah Brown: The Kiss That Ended All Questions About Their Romance. Bad Gyal has become the focus of discussion after appearing with Noah Brown. Social media hints and an airport kiss confirmed the rumors. Now, their relationship is the main topic in the social columns.

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Challenging Conditions and Top Athletes at the Start of the Basque Country Marathon

Zegama Aizkorri: Cold, Mud, and the Battle for Victory at the Anniversary Race. The anniversary Aizkorri marathon kicked off in Zegama. More than 500 participants faced cold and mud. Among the favorites were Kilian Jornet and Sara Alonso, while the course proved to be one of the toughest in recent years.

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Police shut down Swatch store on Passeig de Gràcia amid Royal Pop frenzy

Massive Queue in Barcelona for Limited Swatch and Audemars Piguet Collection. Hundreds of people blocked the entrance to the Swatch store in central Barcelona for a chance to buy the limited Royal Pop watches. Police had to intervene to prevent incidents. The sales also caused a stir in other countries.

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Ahead of Eurovision 2026, Israel's large-scale campaign to influence the voting revealed

NYT Investigation: Israel Spent Millions on Promotion at Eurovision 2026. The New York Times reported on Israel's extensive campaign to promote its participants at Eurovision 2026. The investigation mentions millions of dollars, pressure on broadcasters, and new contest rules.

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A million won in Zuhara, but the Euromillones jackpot remains unclaimed

Euromillions Jackpot Unclaimed in Spain: Next Draw Offers 83 Million. No one matched all the numbers in the Euromillions draw on May 12. The jackpot has increased to 83 million euros. One million euros was won by a resident of Zuher according to the El Millón code.

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In Granada, residents demand limits on tourist rentals to preserve their neighborhood RUSSPAIN.com
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In Granada, residents demand limits on tourist rentals to preserve their neighborhood

Protests Intensify in Albaicín Against Tourist Influx and Rising Rent. Residents of Granada’s historic Albaicín neighborhood are staging demonstrations against growing tourist pressure. Authorities and parties are debating new measures, but decisions are being delayed. The conflict is escalating on the eve of elections.

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MV Hondius passengers under observation following fatal onboard infection RUSSPAIN.com
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MV Hondius passengers under observation following fatal onboard infection

Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship: deaths and new cases confirmed. Several cases of hantavirus, including three deaths, have been reported on the MV Hondius cruise ship. Authorities from different countries are conducting an urgent investigation and tracking passenger contacts. The risk to the general public is currently considered low.

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New cases of rare virus detected onboard MV Hondius

Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship: cases of human-to-human transmission confirmed. Cases of Andes hantavirus transmission between passengers have been reported on the MV Hondius cruise ship. Authorities and the WHO consider the risk to the general public low, but the investigation is ongoing.

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The Slovenian secures his 117th career win and prepares for the Vuelta a Suiza

Pogačar wins Tour de Romandie for the first time, completes first part of season. Tadej Pogačar claimed victory at the Tour de Romandie, adding this race to his list of titles for the first time. Over six stages, he won four and concluded the first part of the season with nine victories.

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In Zug, an athlete from Bregaglia will compete with a unique bicycle

Athletes with Disabilities from Graubünden to Compete at National Summer Games in Zug. At the end of May, Zug will host a major Special Olympics tournament. The Graubünden delegation includes 11 participants from Poschiavo. Special focus is on an individual bike project for Arianna Giovanoli.

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Authorities Report Sharp Increase in Number of Extreme Temperature Days

Spain Faces Record Wildfires and Extreme Heat in 2025. In 2025, Spain experienced unprecedented wildfires and prolonged heatwaves. According to Copernicus and the UN, there were record glacier losses and a significant rise in sea temperatures.

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Madrid investigates the origins of the Pujol family's fortune and business ties

Trial of the Pujol Family: Son of Former Catalonia President Denies Father’s Foreign Accounts. The investigation into the Pujol family continues at Spain’s National Court. The eldest son of the former president of Catalonia claims his father did not hold foreign accounts. Prosecutors suspect the family's wealth may be linked to corruption.

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Police uncover fake visa scheme at consulate in Algiers

Spanish Vice-Consul in Algeria Arrested in Visa Sale Case. The Spanish Vice-Consul in Algeria and an embassy staff member have been arrested on suspicion of selling visas. Investigators believe that proceeds from illegal visas were laundered through car purchases. Personnel decisions are expected.

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News: Kitchen case hearing reveals new details about loyalty at the top

Kitchen Case Trial: Former Minister’s Silence and Millions in Switzerland. At a Madrid hearing in the Kitchen case, former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy denied involvement in the destruction of evidence. The main point of contention was the contrast between the former minister’s silence and the millions held by the former treasurer in Switzerland.

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News: In Madrid, ex-prime minister testifies in spying case involving former PP treasurer

Mariano Rajoy Rejects Bárcenas’s Accusations in ‘Kitchen Operation’ Trial. At Madrid’s National Court, Mariano Rajoy testified as a witness in the ‘Kitchen Operation’ case. He denied Luis Bárcenas’s claims about his involvement in destroying evidence and surveillance activities. The trial continues.

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In Madrid, the former prime minister explained his stance on the accusations and his role in the scandal

Mariano Rajoy testifies in the Bárcenas case and admits breaking off relations. Former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy appeared before the Audiencia Nacional in the Bárcenas case. He denied allegations of destroying documents and emphasized that his relationship with the former treasurer was strictly professional.

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Hundreds of flights from Frankfurt and Munich will disappear from schedules until October

Lufthansa cancels 20,000 flights due to fuel price surge after Iran war. Lufthansa is cutting 20,000 short-haul flights through October. The reason is a shortage and sharp increase in jet fuel prices following the war in Iran. Most cancellations will affect unprofitable routes from Frankfurt and Munich.

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How the Madrid Team Defeated Brugge and Came Through Intense Matches

Real Madrid Youth Team Wins Second UEFA Youth League Title After Penalty Shootout. Real Madrid’s youth squad claimed their second UEFA Youth League title, defeating Club Brugge in a penalty shootout. The team’s unity and confidence, boosted by their victory over PSG, played a decisive role.

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A new goalkeeper debuts in Madrid: Fran González's injury opens the door

19-year-old goalkeeper Javi Navarro named in Real Madrid squad after penalty shootout heroics. Javi Navarro, 19, became a Youth League hero by saving five penalties. Due to an injury to Fran González, he has been included in Real Madrid’s squad for the first time for the La Liga match against Alavés.

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Details Unveiled in Madrid Over Surveillance Case Involving Former Partido Popular Treasurer

Bárcenas Testifies in Court About Attempts to Destroy Compromising Evidence Against Rajoy. The high-profile trial over illegal surveillance of Bárcenas continues in Madrid. The former treasurer of the Partido Popular revealed attempts to destroy digital records implicating Rajoy. The court heard new details.

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In Lausanne, Real Madrid confidently kicked off the final against Brujas: match details and lineups

Real Madrid Takes the Lead in UEFA Youth League Final: Early Goal and First-Half Dominance. In the UEFA Youth League final, Real Madrid scored an early goal and controlled the match against Brugge. The first half was dictated by the Spanish side. The referee recorded a narrow lead at halftime.

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Renovation worth €17.6 million iconic Tenerife venue to remain closed for 32 months

Tenerife authorities to determine fate of major landmark renovation. Tenerife officials have approved a large-scale renovation of an iconic building. The project will take nearly three years and cost €17.6 million. A decision is pending on who will cover the costs of correcting construction errors.

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Lineups and key storylines for the Spain vs England match

Spain and England Meet Again Battle for Leadership in 2027 World Cup Qualifiers. The Spanish women's national football team plays England at Wembley. The match will determine which team leads the group in the 2027 World Cup qualifiers. Both teams are looking for fresh momentum in this pivotal clash.

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Why a British tennis player withdrew from a match in Spain

Knee injury forces Draper to retire at the start of Barcelona tournament. In Barcelona, British tennis player Jack Draper was forced to withdraw from his match due to a knee injury. This event affects the lineup and British prospects in the tournament. Details on the causes and implications for Spanish tennis are in our report.

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How to get a free medical card for travel across Europe in Spain in just five days

How to Get a European Health Card in Spain in 5 Days — Step-by-Step Guide. The European Health Insurance Card now arrives by mail in just 5 days. This card gives you access to free healthcare across Europe. Make sure your address is up to date in the Seguridad Social database to avoid missing out on important medical assistance.

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Marselisborg Palace’s New Role in the Royal Family Details of the Transfer and Property Valuation

Marselisborg Palace transfer how Frederik and Mary's residence status has changed. The transfer of the historic Marselisborg Palace into the private ownership of Frederik and Mary was an unexpected move for the Danish monarchy. The updated valuation of the residence and its new status set it apart from other royal properties, sparking interest in how this estate may be used in the future.

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Nestlé tightens controls following missing KitKat shipment

12 tons of KitKat vanish in Europe largest chocolate theft in recent years. A shipment carrying 12 tons of KitKat has disappeared in Europe. Nestlé has introduced new tracking measures. The incident could impact the chocolate market and supply chain security.

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Investigation closed into millions linked to PDVSA in Spain

Spanish Court Closes Case Against Hawkers Owner Unexpected Twist in Investigation. A high-profile investigation into possible money laundering in Spain has been closed. The court found no evidence of wrongdoing by the owner of Hawkers. The decision could shape the way similar cases are handled in the future.

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Investigation into Plus Ultra case raises questions about court secrecy

Court Extends Secrecy in Plus Ultra Case New Details Emerge on 53 Million Euros. The investigation into the Plus Ultra case continues in Spain. The court has once again extended the secrecy order. This decision may impact trust in government institutions and the business sector.

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Investigators search for ties but only uncover the prime minister's wife's past trips

Begoña Gómez Investigation Court Finds No New Suspicious Trips. A Madrid court has found no new suspicious trips by Begoña Gómez. Data verification revealed only the previously known visit to the Dominican Republic. This affects the course of the high-profile case and raises questions about the investigation.

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Dramatic revelations, financial intrigue and unexpected international ties — how Venezuela's shadowy connections shook Spain's airline industry

Plus Ultra Internal Documents Reveal Payments to Zapatero’s Associate and Money Laundering Probe. Internal Plus Ultra documents expose payments to a close associate of Zapatero. Investigators link these transactions to money laundering and fraud. The scandal implicates high-ranking figures and international operations.

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Can mysterious particles shape the fate of dying stars

Astronomers tested dark matter theories on white dwarfs and were surprised by the result. Scientists studied white dwarfs to test the hypothesis of axion existence. They expected to find evidence of their influence, but the results were unexpected. Why did axions once again elude observation? Read on to find out.

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