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EuropeMadrid Court Summons President Pedro Sánchez Over Defamation Claims
A court in Madrid has summoned Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for a conciliation act concerning defamation claims made by Isabel Díaz Ayuso's boyfriend, Alberto González Amador. González Amador, a businessman, alleges that Sánchez referred to him as a 'confessed delinquent', prompting the legal action.
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Trump Threatens EU with Tariffs Unless American Energy is Purchased
Following his election, US President-elect Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to the European Union, signaling a burgeoning tension that could escalate into a trade war. In his remarks on social media, Trump emphasized the necessity for EU member states to increase their purchases of American oil and gas …
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Tragic Migrant Incidents Unfold in the Aegean Sea: Eight Dead and Many Missing
In an alarming incident off the eastern coast of the Aegean island of Rhodes, eight bodies have been recovered and eighteen individuals rescued after a speedboat carrying undocumented migrants capsized during a high-speed chase by the coast guard on Friday. The events unfolded in broad daylight when authorities intercepted the …
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Tragic School Attack in Zagreb Leaves One Girl Dead and Several Injured
On Friday, a horrifying incident occurred in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, where a man attacked students at a school in the Precko suburban area. Tragically, a 7-year-old girl lost her life in this senseless act of violence, and five other students along with a teacher sustained injuries during the …
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Former Deputy Prime Minister Rodrigo Rato Sentenced to Nearly Five Years in Prison for Corruption and Tax Crimes
The Provincial Court of Madrid has delivered a significant ruling, sentencing former Deputy Prime Minister Rodrigo Rato to a total of four years, nine months, and one day in prison. This decision comes after Rato was found guilty of three tax crimes, one instance of money laundering, and engaging in …
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New Insights into Heart Attack Trends in Sweden: A Call for Awareness and Action
Recent observations indicate a troubling trend in Sweden concerning heart attack incidence. Dr. John Pernow, a seasoned cardiologist at the Karolinska University Hospital since 1991 and now a professor of cardiology at the Karolinska Institute, has noted a worrying plateau in what was previously a decline in heart attack cases …
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Novo Nordisk Faces Setback as Cagrisema Results Disappoint Investors
Novo Nordisk, a leading player in the pharmaceutical industry, has made headlines for the wrong reasons after its recent announcement regarding the weight loss drug Cagrisema. The company's performance fell short of market expectations, causing a significant decline in its stock value. On Friday morning, investors were taken aback when …
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Gisèle Pelicot: A Feminist Icon Stands Strong Amidst Trials and Appeals
Gisèle Pelicot, a courageous 72-year-old French woman, emerged from a harrowing three-month trial where her ex-husband Dominique Pelicot received a 20-year prison sentence for orchestrating masses of rapes against her with a cadre of strangers. Every one of the 51 defendants, including Dominique, was convicted, marking a monumental moment in …
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Spanish Court Orders $316 Million Penalty Against Roja Directa for Illegal Sports Streaming
The Commercial Court No. 2 of A Coruña has issued a landmark ruling against Roja Directa, a notorious website for illegal sports content, mandating that it must pay an unprecedented sum of 316 million euros to Grupo Mediapro for damages related to the piracy of football content. This compensation claim …
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Supreme Court To Investigate MEP Luis Alvise Pérez for Alleged Illegal Political Funding
In a significant development in the realm of political finance, National Court judge José Luis Calama has referred a case to the Supreme Court involving MEP Luis Alvise Pérez, stemming from allegations raised by businessman Álvaro Romillo, also known as Cryptospain. Romillo has accused Pérez of engaging in illegal financing …
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The Struggles of North Korean Soldiers Fighting Alongside Russia in Ukraine
North Korean soldiers fighting alongside Russian forces are facing significant challenges on the front lines, according to estimates from South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS). It is reported that a hundred soldiers sent to the Ukrainian front have already died in combat, with around 1,000 suffering injuries since their …
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Rising Heart Attack Rates in Sweden: A Call for Early Detection and Research Support
A concerning trend has emerged regarding the increasing rates of heart attacks in Sweden. John Pernow, a cardiologist at Karolinska University Hospital since 1991 and a professor of cardiology at the Karolinska Institute, has observed that after years of declining numbers, statistical curves are now trending in the wrong direction …
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New Rental Index: A Tool for Fair Housing Under Spain's Updated Housing Law
The National Institute of Statistics (INE) has unveiled a new index aimed at annually updating rental contracts in Spain, set to take effect from January 1, 2025. This move is part of the implementation of the recently passed housing law, which seeks to mitigate excessive rent increases and enhance security …
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Russia Launches Major Missile Attack on Kyiv: City Faces Destruction
On Friday morning, a significant missile assault was unleashed on Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, around 7 AM local time. This onslaught has reportedly resulted in substantial damage throughout the city, although specific details regarding the number of missiles launched, those that impacted their targets, and how many were intercepted …
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Sweden's Fight Against Heart Attacks: A Research Initiative Offers Hope
In recent years, Sweden has witnessed a troubling surge in heart attack cases, marking a departure from the previous trend of declining incidents. John Pernow, an esteemed cardiologist at Karolinska University Hospital and a professor of cardiology at the Karolinska Institute, highlights that the statistical curves for heart attack occurrences …
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US House Rejects Shutdown Plan Amid Debt Ceiling Conflicts
On Thursday evening, the US House of Representatives faced a significant challenge as it rejected a bipartisan plan aimed at preventing a government shutdown. This plan, reportedly negotiated just hours earlier between Democrats and Republicans, aimed to safeguard essential federal services. Presiden Donald Trump, a Republican, had endorsed this proposal …
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A Turning Point: Gisèle Pelicot's Courage Amidst the Largest Rape Trial in French History
In a legal landmark that reverberates across Europe, a French court has convicted 51 men for their involvement in the sustained rape and sexual assault of Gisèle Pelicot, marking a case that has captured headlines and sparked a profound dialogue on abuse and victimhood. The verdict comes after nearly a …
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Trump's Maneuvers: A Government Shutdown Looms Amid Budget Disputes
As the deadline for passing a transition budget approaches, designated President Donald Trump is actively pushing for a new proposal that may lead to a partial government shutdown. On the social media platform Truth Social, which he co-founded, Trump urged Republican members of Congress to reject a previously negotiated compromise …
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Prime Minister Sánchez Defends Attorney General Amid Leaked Message Controversy
In a heated political landscape, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has publicly defended State Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz after recent accusations regarding a leaked message concerning Isabel Díaz Ayuso's boyfriend. The Prime Minister criticized those who made unfounded allegations against García Ortiz, stating that they should issue an apology following …
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Anticipation Builds for Spain's National Lottery Draw on December 19, 2024
On Thursday, December 19, 2024, all eyes will be on the National Lottery as the highly anticipated draw takes place at 9:00 PM (peninsular time) from the Auditorium of Lotteries and State Betting in Spain. This event marks a vital milestone in the annual lottery calendar, drawing in participants …
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Isabel Díaz Ayuso Welcomes Holiday Cheer in Puerta del Sol with David Bisbal's Performance
The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, made a surprise appearance at Puerta del Sol on Thursday, where hundreds had gathered to witness musician David Bisbal perform. The event was part of the Christmas in Sol program organized by the regional government, which welcomed all Madrileños to …
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Zelensky Urges Unified Western Front for Peace in Ukraine Amidst Trump's Return
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized the necessity for both Europe and the United States to collaborate towards achieving a lasting peace during discussions with European Union leaders at their final summit before Donald Trump's inauguration. Trump, who is set to return to the White House next month, has expressed intentions …
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Court Reinstates Andrew Tate's Appeal Amid Controversial Human Trafficking Charges
A Romanian court has recently accepted the appeal of Andrew Tate, the polarizing internet influencer, and sent his case back to prosecutors on serious human trafficking charges. The Bucharest Court of Appeals issued its ruling on December 19, pointing out irregularities in the indictment from the Prosecutor General's Office. This …
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Historic Verdict in France: Gisèle Pelicot Triumphs Over Darkness
As Gisèle Pelicot exited the Avignon courthouse, a wave of supporters erupted in cheers from across France and Europe. Chants of "Thank you Gisèle" reverberated through the air, celebrating her courageous stand in what has been deemed the largest rape trial in French history. Posters adorned the walls, proclaiming, "Women …
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Sweden's Heart Attack Crisis: A Deep Dive into the Rising Concerns and Innovative Solutions
In Sweden, the alarming trend of increasing heart attack cases has captured the attention of health professionals and the public alike. John Pernow, a seasoned cardiologist at Karolinska University Hospital and a professor of cardiology at the Karolinska Institute, highlights a concerning stagnation in previously declining heart attack rates. "The …
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A Dark Chapter in French Justice: Mass Rape Convictions in the Pelicot Case
In a shocking case that highlights systemic issues surrounding consent and accountability, a French court has sentenced fifty men in connection with the horrific drugged rape and assault of Gisèle Pelicot, orchestrated by her husband, Dominique Pelicot. This unnerving trial in Avignon, which resulted in sentences ranging from three to …
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Putin's Confidence Amidst Strain: A Year-End Address on Ukraine and Victory Claims
In a marathon year-end press conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin projected a sense of strength and confidence regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine. He claimed that the conflict has made Russia significantly stronger and dismissed concerns over the decline of his ally, Bashar al-Assad, expressing that this has not diminished …
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CaixaBank Faces Technical Glitch Disrupting Mobile and Online Banking Services
CaixaBank has been grappling with significant technical issues for several hours, severely impacting the functionality of its mobile application and online banking services. The financial institution confirmed this incident via social media platform X, responding to numerous client inquiries regarding the disruption. "We have detected an incident in the app …
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Zelensky's Visit to Europe: A Reality Check on Ukraine's Dependency on U.S. Support
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky turned the discourse on military support upside down during his recent visit to Brussels for the EU summit. Arriving at a pivotal moment, just before the anticipated return of Donald Trump to the White House on January 20, 2025, Zelensky highlighted the harsh truth for Europe …
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China Authorizes European Investigators to Examine Yi Peng 3 Amid Possible Submarine Cable Sabotage
On Thursday, China granted permission for investigators from Germany, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark to board the Chinese cargo ship Yi Peng 3, which is under scrutiny for possible involvement in the damage of two submarine telecommunications cables in the Baltic Sea. This incident, which occurred between November 17 and 18 …
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