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Historias de hoy

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1. Strait of Hormuz blockade enters third month

   US military forces operating under Trump administration authority have maintained a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz for nearly three months, disrupting the passage of roughly a fifth of the world's oil supply. The sustained closure has placed pressure on Iranian naval and energy assets while straining regional ceasefire arrangements. Economists and shipping analysts warn that prolonged disruption to the strait risks cascading effects on global supply chains and fuel prices.

   "The world economy approaches a point of no return as the blockade enters its third month."

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2. Hantavirus cases prompt cruise ship quarantine

   Spanish public health authorities have placed passengers of the cruise ship MV Hondius under quarantine following a hantavirus outbreak linked to at least one death, a Dutch woman. Several suspected contact cases, including women from Catalonia and Alicante, are under hospital isolation. The vessel is expected to arrive in Tenerife as health officials work to contain further spread.

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3. Péter Magyar sworn in as Hungary's prime minister

   Péter Magyar took office as Hungary's prime minister following the end of Viktor Orbán's long tenure, pledging accountability for the previous government. Magyar, who ran on a pro-European platform, now faces the task of reorienting Hungary's relationship with the EU after years of friction. The transition affects both Hungarian citizens and the broader European political landscape.

   "Magyar takes office as prime minister of Hungary with a demand for accountability toward Orbán."

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4. Satellite Images Reveal Wider Iran Strike Damage

   Satellite imagery shows Iran struck more US military targets than previously reported, with official figures now standing at 10 killed and 20 wounded. The fuller picture of the attacks emerges as Washington weighs troop reductions across European bases in Germany, Spain, and Italy. Governments and residents in those countries are watching closely, as any withdrawal would shift regional security arrangements built over decades.

   "Satellite images reveal Iran struck far more US military targets than had been previously reported."

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5. Russia and Ukraine trade ceasefire violation claims

   A three-day ceasefire brokered with US involvement broke down almost immediately, with Russia and Ukraine each accusing the other of violations. Fighting continued despite the declared pause, leaving civilians and military personnel on both sides exposed to ongoing hostilities. Neither side acknowledged responsibility for the breakdown.

   "Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of violating the three-day ceasefire."

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6. US sanctions Cuba's military conglomerate GAESA

   The United States government has imposed new sanctions on GAESA, Cuba's military-run business conglomerate, and the Moa Nickel mining operation. The measures extend Washington's long-running economic pressure campaign against Havana. Cuba's economy, already weakened by fuel shortages and rolling blackouts, faces further strain as the sanctions restrict access to international trade and finance.

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7. Welsh First Minister resigns after losing parliamentary seat

   Wales's Labour First Minister has resigned after losing her own seat in the Senedd election, a result that also saw Labour lose power in Cardiff Bay. Plaid Cymru won the most seats but fell short of an outright majority, leaving Wales facing a period of coalition negotiations. The outcome marks a significant shift in Welsh politics after more than two decades of Labour dominance.

   "Plaid Cymru wins the election in Wales but falls short of an absolute majority."

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8. ShinyHunters claims breach of Canvas LMS data

   The cybercriminal group ShinyHunters says it has obtained data belonging to roughly 275 million students and educators from Canvas, a widely used learning management system. The breach is said to affect more than 9,000 universities and schools worldwide, including Spanish institutions such as the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. The group has threatened to release the stolen data publicly. Canvas's parent company has not yet confirmed the full scope of the incident.

   "A global cyberattack affecting Spanish universities threatens to expose stolen data belonging to 275 million students and teachers."

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9. Labour Suffers Local Election Losses, Starmer Responds

   Labour performed poorly in England's 2025 local elections, with the party losing ground to both Reform UK on the right and the Liberal Democrats and Greens on the left. Keir Starmer responded by announcing a package of policy measures and bringing former Prime Minister Gordon Brown back into an advisory role. The moves come amid internal pressure on Starmer's leadership, though he has indicated he intends to stay on.

   "Starmer reaches back to Labour's past figures as he faces calls from within the party to step down."

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10. Spain Seeks Release of Flotilla Activist Held by Israel

    Israel detained Saif Abukeshek, a Spanish activist, following its interception of a Gaza-bound flotilla. The United Nations has called for the immediate release of those held. Spain's government is engaged in consular efforts on Abukeshek's behalf. The incident adds diplomatic pressure on Israel over its enforcement of the Gaza blockade.

    "The UN demanded the 'immediate' release of activists detained by Israel after the flotilla interception."

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