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The rechargeable light with sensor that illuminates cabinets and corridors without doing works
This easy-to-install, single-load LED light system offers an eye protection system designed to protect your eyes in the middle of the night
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Brazil opens investigation for alleged U.S. interference in the elections
The Brazilian Government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva expressed concern about the possible interference of the United States in the elections on October 4. On 1 October, the Union Attorney General's Office (AGU) requested a formal investigation from the Federal Police and the Office of the Attorney General of the Republic. The investigation will be based on a report published by the British newspaper 'The Guardian', which states that the US State Department would have delivered $1 million to groups to report censorship and illegal practices allegedly committed by the Supreme
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Diesel is increased by 8% in September despite the increase in tax relief
This Thursday, the new anti-crisis shield will come into force to relieve fuel prices that the EU's Oil Bulletin has been high since 2022.
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The new Comic- Con in Malaga runs without queues: "This year we will enjoy a lot"
Elijah Wood, Karl Urban or Kevin Smith, among 150 other guests, give a glimpse of the second edition of the event, which has started without the long waiting that marked the debut of the event in 2025
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Jim Carrey secretly marries Min Ah seven months after his debut as a couple
The 64-year-old actor and the 32-year-old artist formalized their relationship last February at the Caesar Awards, where they defined it as their "magnificent companion." This is the third marriage of the performer, who already passed the altar with actresses Melissa Woman and Lauren Holly
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Garamendi starts his third term on Thursday at the head of CEOE after taking his critics away
The employer leader, who will remain in office until 2030, plans to continue to be surrounded by most of his current vice-presidents
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Gonzalo Suárez, the first post-modern
In 1991 Javier Cercas read his doctoral thesis on the filmmaker and writer, a milestone in his learning as a novelist. In November Taurus will publish a new revised edition of the test. This is the unpublished prologue written by the author of 'Soldados de Salamam'
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The spray you need to waterproof your shoes before the rain comes.
This product is easily applied to different types of tissues and protects them from both water and dirt
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The collection design revolution: "I can't compete with IKEA, why worry that a chair is comfortable?"
Is it art or design? The 'collectible design' or author design has been claiming its right to exist for years without answering that question. This, at last, could be your time.
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The miracle of Eastern Europe can survive protectionism
The region must advance from cheap assembly to chips, technology and higher value added manufactures
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Mount Athos, the feud of European monks that prohibits women from entering
This Greek enclave, considered by the Orthodox Christians the garden of the Virgin Mary, houses 20 monasteries and maintains a special legal regime that gives way only to men
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Johnny Cross, known as the "vegan butcher": "I've been in the world 34 years and I've never eaten meat or fish, and I'm alive"
This Scottish based in Seville triumphs in social networks with its recipes in which it replicates meat, fish or egg dishes with 100% vegetable ingredients
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Why the world's most powerful IA is obsessed with Mark Fisher, the most influential anti-capitalist philosopher of the century
The British sociologist defined capitalist realism as a system that denies any future alternative in order to block political imagination and defend the 'status quo'. This is the same approach as artificial intelligence companies.
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Direct Latin and security measures for the arrival of Hurricane Polo to Baja California South
Hurricane Polo is approaching the Baja California Peninsula, having bordered much of the Mexican Pacific coast. This weather phenomenon reached category 5 several times in recent days, according to experts. The authorities have arranged about 564 shelters, both in Baja California Sur and Sonora, and about four ships to take care of any eventuality. Report by our correspondent, Juan Carlos Aguirre.
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Saudi Arabia reexports oil for the only pipeline that allows it to dodge Ormuz
The East-West tube, attacked by pro-Iranian militia drones and key to alleviating the global supply crisis, had been closed for more than two weeks.
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The accessory to bring the GPS to the perfect height of the view in the car
This support has a suction base and a magnet-based grip system to hold the mobile firmly during driving
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Report from Washington: Supreme Court gives Trump access to data to audit voters
For a long time, US President Donald Trump claimed fraud and that the vote of thousands of non-American citizens was being counted, an accusation he was never able to verify and that, according to analysts, the president uses to sow chaos and doubts for the results of the half-term elections. On September 25, the conservative Supreme Court temporarily authorized the Trump Administration to use a federal database to verify the eligibility of American voters. Report from Washington with our correspondent
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Saudi Arabia thwarts attack with Huti missiles and seeks international support at the UN
On 25 September, Saudi Arabia claimed to have intercepted six ballistic missiles by the Huti rebels directed against Taif and Yanbu on the Red Sea coast, the latter headquarters of major oil facilities. At the UN, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud sought to alert about the consequences of these attacks and to add new international support. Saudi Arabia will also convene an emergency meeting with Turkey and Pakistan under its joint defence agreement. France, for its part, announced the deployment of a device
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Euromillions: check draw of Friday 25 September
This draw is played twice a week, on Tuesday and Friday
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Poverty in Argentina and testing Javier Milei's policies
Poverty rates in Argentina increased to 32.3 per cent in the first half of 2026, four more points than the previous measurement, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INDEC). This upturn comes after the 21.4% increase in the basic food basket, while household income grew by 11.5%. The figures represent a setback for the Javier Milei government to a little over a year for the general elections.