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Deleted Scene from Avengers: Age of Ultron Reveals Why Captain America Gave Up His Helmet

A tweet from SomosGeeks has uncovered a Marvel secret: a deleted scene from 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' (2015) shows the moment Steve Rogers decided to abandon his iconic helmet. Fans finally have the answer to one of the MCU's biggest questions.

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Buenos Aires Declares Emergency Against Stolen Cell Phone Mafia

On Tuesday, August 18, 2026, Buenos Aires City Mayor Jorge Macri announced an emergency declaration to combat the theft and resale of cell phones. In a strong message, he warned that anyone buying stolen phones to dismantle and sell parts will be considered part of a mafia network.

Wholesale Prices in Argentina Rise 0.8% in July, Lowest for That Month Since 2019

Argentina's wholesale price index (IPIM) increased by just 0.8% in July, the smallest rise for that month in seven years, according to the Ministry of Economy. The annual inflation rate for wholesale prices now stands at 31.1%, signaling a continued slowdown in price pressures.

Argentina's Central Bank Reports Reserves at USD 49.6 Billion and Dollar at ARS 1,512.59

The Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA) released its latest economic indicators on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, revealing international reserves of USD 49.628 billion, a retail exchange rate of ARS 1,512.59 per dollar, and a monthly inflation of 2.1% for July. These figures are crucial for investors and citizens tracking the country's financial health.

Blue Dollar Surpasses 1,555 Pesos and Risk Country Approaches 500 Points

On Tuesday, August 18, 2026, Argentina's official dollar sells at 1,515 pesos at Banco Nación, while the informal 'blue' dollar hits 1,555 pesos. The country risk index climbs to 497 basis points, its highest in two months, as markets watch inflation and the upcoming 2027 election.

Wall Street 'Shark' Caught in Billion-Dollar Scandal: Hidden Loans and a Mansion Tied to Argentina

The U.S. Department of Justice and the SEC are investigating Mark Walter, owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Cadillac F1, over unreported loans totaling up to $20 billion between his insurance companies and affiliated firms. Argentine entrepreneurs Juan Ball and Federico Hermida appear in the web, while Walter sells the Lakers for a record $12.5 billion.

Argentina's Government Tightens Grip on Dollar: Bond Issuance, Higher Rates, and Record Reserve Buys Aim to Keep Exchange Rate Below 1,500

With the wholesale dollar at 1,487.50 pesos, Javier Milei's economic team launched a battery of measures to prevent the exchange rate from surpassing 1,500 pesos. These include issuing nearly US$11 billion in dollar-linked bonds, intervening in futures markets, and raising interest rates that make credit more expensive. The country risk, however, climbed to 489 basis points.

Argentina's Country Risk Surpasses 500 Points: Highest Since May as Political and Economic Uncertainty Grows

Argentina's country risk index jumped above 500 basis points on Tuesday, reaching its highest level since late May. The surge comes amid political uncertainty, weakening economic activity, and adverse global conditions, with sovereign bonds falling and Argentine stocks on Wall Street losing up to 6%.

Argentina's Historic $51 Billion LNG Investment: The Largest Private Venture in the Country's History

On August 14, 2026, Argentina's Official Response Office announced that Argentina LNG formally submitted its request to join the RIGI incentive regime with a staggering $51 billion investment. This marks the largest private investment ever recorded in the country, driven by YPF, Eni, and XRG to develop the liquefied natural gas supply chain.

Sergio Perez Breaks Silence: 'I Proved I'm Still One of the Best' After F1 Comeback

Mexican driver Sergio Perez has spoken for the first time about his return to Formula 1, admitting he had doubts before coming back, but his on-track performance restored his confidence. His statements, reported by RacingNews365, ignite the debate about his future in the category.

Boca Juniors vs. Recoleta: Without Paredes, Midfield Dilemma Looms as Xeneize Seek to Seal Qualification

Boca Juniors travel to Asunción to face Deportivo Recoleta in the second leg of the Copa Sudamericana round of 16, carrying a 3-1 lead from the first match. With captain Leandro Paredes sidelined by injury, coach Rodolfo Arruabarrena must decide between Camilo Rey Domenech and Tomás Belmonte to anchor the midfield. A win or draw secures a spot in the quarterfinals.

FIA Confirms Key Hearing on McLaren and Red Bull Appeals Over Gasly Penalties

The FIA has confirmed that the International Court of Appeal will hold a crucial hearing on August 25 to review the appeals filed by McLaren and Red Bull against the decision to annul two 5-second penalties given to Pierre Gasly at the Monaco Grand Prix. This unexpected twist could reshape the race results and impact both the drivers' and constructors' championships.

F1's 2026 Season Shocker: Only One Repeat Winner in the First Half

Formula 1 dropped a bombshell statistic on Tuesday, August 18, 2026: only one Grand Prix in the 2026 season was won by the same driver who claimed victory at that circuit in 2025. With the second half of the season ahead, the big question is: will we see more repeat winners, or is this era of unpredictability here to stay?

F1 Celebrates Lando Norris's Epic Comeback: From Zandvoort DNF to Abu Dhabi Glory

The official Formula 1 account sparked nostalgia with a tweet summarizing Lando Norris's 2025 season: from a DNF in Zandvoort to securing the world championship in Abu Dhabi. A story of resilience that fans can't stop sharing.

Honda Brings Back Red Bull's Title-Winning Engineers: Target 5 Tenths at Zandvoort

In a move that could shake up the Formula 1 grid, Honda has reportedly brought back the engineers behind Red Bull's dominant engines. According to BBC Sport, the Japanese manufacturer aims to gain five tenths of a second with its new power unit at the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort. This strategic return signals a new era of competition.

Williams Offers Improved Salary to Carlos Sainz: Spanish Driver Close to Renewal

Williams has reportedly offered Carlos Sainz a significantly improved salary to extend his contract, according to Racingnews365. The Spanish driver is said to be very close to accepting, though no final decision has been made. The news, shared on Twitter by formularacers, comes as Williams aims to secure its long-term project with the experienced 31-year-old.

Argentina Slashes 16,771 Regulations in July: State Steps Back

In a celebratory announcement, Argentina's Office of Official Response reported that July ended with 719 deregulation rules, 2,803 norms modified or eliminated, and 16,771 articles removed from the legal system. This reflects the government's push to cut bureaucracy and boost economic activity.

Milei Ramps Up Election Agenda: Political Summit, Papal Visit and Fiscal Surplus in a Key Day

Argentina's government is back in full political motion. President Javier Milei's inner circle met this Tuesday to align the legislative strategy, while officials began organizing the upcoming visit of Pope Leo XIV. The Economy Ministry also confirmed a new financial surplus for July, and the presidential spokesperson dismissed rumors about Milei's health and predicted a first-round re-election win.

Argentina Expands Military Secrecy on F-16 Parts Exports: New Decree Covers Maintenance and Upgrades

Argentina's government declared the export of F-16 fighter jet components a Military Secret on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, extending the veil of confidentiality that already protected the purchase of 24 warplanes from Denmark. The new decree, number 735/2026, covers aircraft parts, engines, spare parts, and weaponry leaving the country for maintenance and modernization, as the first batch of jets arrived in late 2025 and the fleet is set to be fully operational by 2028.

Buenos Aires Mayor Shuts Down Illegal Construction Supply Depots: 'Not One More Square Meter'

In a bold move reinforcing his 'law and order' policy, Buenos Aires City Mayor Jorge Macri announced the closure of two construction material depots supplying the La Carbonilla shantytown. The action, posted on social media this Friday, aims to halt illegal building in the area, sending a clear message to informal developers.

Argentine Political Consultant Detained in Bolivia After Ex-Partner Shot in Attack

Nadia Beller, a 33-year-old lawyer and activist, was shot three times by two hitmen in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, on Monday night. Hours later, police arrested her ex-partner, Argentine consultant Fernando Cerimedo, a former adviser to President Javier Milei, as he tried to fly to Buenos Aires. Investigators are probing his possible role in the attack.

Jorge Macri: 'Squatter impunity is over' after recovering property occupied for 24 years

Buenos Aires City Government Chief Jorge Macri announced on Saturday, August 15, 2026, the recovery of a property that had been illegally occupied for 24 years. In a tweet, he declared that the impunity of squatters is over, reaffirming his commitment to law and order.

Peronism Shifts to Campaign Mode: Kicillof, Massa and Zamora Court Argentina's 'Middle Governors'

After a key summit at Buenos Aires' Hotel Emperador, Peronism has defined a territorial strategy: the three presidential hopefuls will visit governors who maintain dialogue with Javier Milei's government. The move seeks to broaden the base ahead of 2027, while internal disputes, PASO primaries and a possible PRO-LLA alliance shape the political chessboard.

Tragedy in Mendoza: Two Sisters Die After Head-On Collision on Route 60

Mendoza province is in mourning. Rosario (19) and Juana (20) Masó Tillar, two university students, passed away on Monday after a violent crash on Sunday night. The accident on Route 60 in Maipú has now claimed three lives, including a beloved amateur soccer referee, leaving families and communities devastated.

Mendoza Tragedy: Two Sisters Die After Route 60 Crash, Third Victim Confirmed

A violent head-on collision on Sunday night in Maipú, Mendoza, has claimed three lives, including two sisters aged 19 and 20, and a local football referee. The sisters died on Monday in hospital, leaving the community in mourning and three others injured.

Tragic Head-On Collision in Mendoza, Argentina: Three Dead, Including a Beloved Amateur Football Referee and Two Young Sisters

A violent head-on crash on Route 60 in Maipú, Mendoza, claimed three lives on Sunday evening: a 48-year-old amateur football referee and two sisters aged 21 and 19. Five others were injured, and a .22 caliber pistol was found in one of the vehicles. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident.

Tragic Head-On Collision in Mendoza Kills Three, Including a Beloved Referee and Two Sisters

A violent head-on crash on Route 60 in Maipú, Mendoza, claimed three lives on August 16, 2026: referee Oscar Fernández (48) and sisters Juana (20) and Rosario (19) Masó Tillar. Four others were injured. Police found a pistol inside the referee's car, adding a mysterious twist to the tragedy.

Tragedy in Santiago del Estero: 3-Year-Old Boy Dies After Choking on a Necklace Bead

A 3-year-old boy, Iker Barraza Ivanoff, died early Monday morning in Cuyoj, La Banda department, Santiago del Estero province, after choking on a plastic bead from a necklace. His desperate mother rushed him to firefighters, but doctors could not save him. This is the second fatal choking case in the province in less than 24 hours.

Tragedy in Maipú: Soccer Referee Dies in Head-On Crash, Gun Found in His Car

A violent head-on collision on Route 60 near Variante Palmira left one dead and five injured. The victim was a well-known amateur soccer referee. Police found a Bersa Thunder .22 caliber pistol in his vehicle. The incident occurred Sunday night and shocked the eastern zone of Mendoza.

Tragedy in Maipú: One Dead, Five Injured in Head-On Collision on Route 60

A violent head-on crash between a Peugeot 504 and a Volkswagen CrossFox on Route 60 in Maipú, Mendoza, on Sunday night killed one man and injured five others. The Peugeot driver died en route to the hospital, while a 19-year-old woman was airlifted in critical condition. The incident has shaken the community and is being investigated as criminal negligence.

Buenos Aires Declares Emergency Against Stolen Cell Phone Mafia

On Tuesday, August 18, 2026, Buenos Aires City Mayor Jorge Macri announced an emergency declaration to combat the theft and resale of cell phones. In a strong message, he warned that anyone buying stolen phones to dismantle and sell parts will be considered part of a mafia network.

CORRESUR Admits Billing Error on Riccheri Highway and Announces Refunds

On August 14, 2026, between 10 AM and 6 PM, a data processing failure on the Riccheri Highway caused incorrect toll charges. Concessionaire CORRESUR confirmed the issue is fixed and refunds are underway. Learn how to check if you were affected.

Private Investment to Revive Argentina's National Highways: The Federal Concessions Network Advances

Argentina's Ministry of Economy announced the progress of the Federal Concessions Network, a plan where private capital takes charge of recovering, upgrading, and maintaining national highways. How does it work and what benefits will it bring? Discover the details of this initiative that promises to transform the country's road infrastructure.

Argentina Honors General San Martin on 176th Anniversary of His Death at Metropolitan Cathedral

On August 17, 2026, Argentina commemorated the 176th anniversary of the passing of General José de San Martín, the revered 'Father of the Nation.' Defense Minister Carlos Presti led a solemn ceremony at the Metropolitan Cathedral in Buenos Aires, where the Libertador's remains rest. Accompanied by military chiefs and the iconic Grenadiers regiment, the event featured a floral tribute and a poignant tribute to a hero who shaped South American independence.

Patriotic Vigil at the Granaderos Barracks Honors San Martín on 176th Anniversary

Last night, the historic barracks of the Grenadier Regiment in Buenos Aires hosted an emotional vigil on the eve of the 176th anniversary of General José de San Martín's passing. Grenadiers and Argentines of all ages gathered to pay tribute to the Father of the Nation.

Milei Leads Ceremony for 176th Anniversary of General San Martín's Passing

On August 17, 2026, Argentine President Javier Milei headed the official commemoration marking the 176th anniversary of the death of General José de San Martín, a key figure in South American independence. The event, attended by the Defense Minister, the national cabinet, and military leaders, underscored the nation's respect for its libertador and military traditions.

Patriotic Vigil in Buenos Aires: Argentines of All Ages Honor General San Martín on 176th Anniversary

In a moving display of national pride, families gathered at the historic Palermo Barracks on the eve of the 176th anniversary of General José de San Martín's death. The Ministry of Defense highlighted the intergenerational turnout, from grandparents to young children, in a night of remembrance and celebration of Argentina's beloved liberator.

Genghis Khan: The Conqueror Who Built History's Largest Empire and Died 799 Years Ago

On August 18, 1227, Genghis Khan passed away, leaving behind the most extensive continental empire ever known. Eight centuries later, his military genius, political reforms, and cultural legacy continue to captivate the world. This is his story.

Granaderos' Fanfare Dazzles on A24: A Patriotic Tribute to San Martín

On August 17, Argentina commemorated the passing of General José de San Martín, the Father of the Nation. The Fanfare of the Regiment of Mounted Grenadiers made a special appearance on A24's news program with Eduardo Feinmann, closing the day with a stirring musical tribute that moved viewers across the country.

Ferrari's Most Criticized Car Sells for $40 Million at Charity Auction

The Ferrari Luce, the brand's first electric vehicle, was shredded by fans and even a former president asked to remove its logo. Yet its zero-series unit fetched $40 million at auction, breaking records. The buyer, an 87-year-old billionaire, had already paid $26 million for another Ferrari last year.

Evolutionary Revolution: 236-Million-Year-Old Fossil from Argentina Challenges Mammal Origins

A study published in Frontiers in Mammal Science reveals that Chiniquodon theotonicus, a mammal ancestor that lived in Argentina's La Rioja province 236 million years ago, might have given birth to live young. This discovery pushes back the appearance of viviparity in the mammalian lineage by 90 to 95 million years.

Partial Lunar Eclipse in August 2026: How to Watch It from Argentina

The Argentine sky is preparing for a stunning astronomical event: a high-magnitude partial lunar eclipse that will be visible without the need for special eye protection. Discover all the details of this breathtaking celestial spectacle taking place between August 27 and 28, 2026, and how you can experience it in Buenos Aires.

Juan Martín Maldacena: The Argentine Physicist Who Bridged Gravity and the Quantum World

The most-cited scientist in Argentine history, Juan Martín Maldacena, recently returned to his homeland for a physics conference in La Plata. In exclusive interviews, he discussed black holes, time travel, the Big Bang, artificial intelligence, and the future of science education in Argentina.

Hunt for Shackleton's Lost Ship Uncovers Underwater 'City' of 1,000+ Fish Nests Beneath Antarctic Ice

A 2019 expedition searching for the legendary HMS Endurance in the Weddell Sea made an unexpected discovery: more than 1,000 fish nests arranged in geometric patterns beneath an iceberg. This hidden ecosystem could prove crucial for protecting Antarctica's vulnerable waters.

Cybersecurity Alert: VECERT Analyzer Monitors Threats in Argentina and 15 Other Countries

On August 18, 2026, the VECERT Analyzer system issued a preventive multi-country alert about cybercrime publications targeting government, telecommunications, personal data, databases, and access credentials. Argentina is among the affected nations, but the alert remains unconfirmed and no concrete incidents have been reported yet.

Global Alert: Potential Data Breaches in Telecom, Health, Finance and More

VECERT Analyzer has issued a preventive warning about possible leaks of personally identifiable information (PII) across six countries, including the UK, France, Malaysia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Singapore. The alert, still unconfirmed, targets sectors like telecommunications, education, health, and finance. Here's what you need to know and how to protect yourself.

Suzuki Unveils New Hybrid SUV in Argentina: 101 HP, 5.5L/100km, and 3-Year Warranty

Japanese automaker Suzuki has officially launched its new hybrid SUV in Argentina, featuring a 1.5L engine with 101 HP, a combined fuel consumption of just 5.5 L/100 km, and advanced safety systems. Available in GL and GLX trims, it aims to compete in the urban 4x4 segment with an eco label and premium equipment.

Juan Maldacena, the Argentine Physicist Who United Gravity and the Quantum World: 'You Can Travel to the Future, but You Can't Come Back to Tell About It'

Juan Martín Maldacena, the Argentine scientist world-renowned for his conjecture linking relativity and quantum mechanics, visited Argentina for a conference in La Plata. In exclusive interviews, he discussed black holes, time travel, artificial intelligence, and public education.

Steam Gives Away 4 PC Games This Week: Grab Them Free and Keep Them Forever

Valve's platform has added new free titles to its catalog, covering action, multiplayer, puzzles, and relaxing experiences. All you need is a free account to add them to your library at no cost, and they stay in your collection permanently. Here's how to claim them.

Deleted Scene from Avengers: Age of Ultron Reveals Why Captain America Gave Up His Helmet

A tweet from SomosGeeks has uncovered a Marvel secret: a deleted scene from 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' (2015) shows the moment Steve Rogers decided to abandon his iconic helmet. Fans finally have the answer to one of the MCU's biggest questions.

Luis Vadalá's Daughter Sues Netflix Over Moria Casán Series: 'Everything Shown Is Absurd and Vulgar'

Ingrid Vadalá, the 47-year-old daughter of Luis Vadalá, Moria Casán's third husband, is taking legal action against Netflix and the production company behind the new biopic series about the iconic Argentine vedette. She claims the show distorts her father's image, portraying him as grotesque and vulgar, and she is determined to defend his memory.

AI with Potential to Beat Doctor Doom in Avengers: Doomsday? Fans Are Hyped

A viral tweet from Latin American fan account @SomosGeeks has Marvel fans buzzing: could an artificial intelligence be the key to defeating Doctor Doom in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday? Speculation points to Vision or a new AI, but nothing is confirmed. Here's what we know so far.

Did the Floor Fix Itself? The Hulk Viral Mystery Driving Marvel Fans Wild

On August 18, 2026, the popular geek community SomosGeeks posted a mind-bending question on X: how did a floor destroyed by Hulk suddenly repair itself? The clip sparked thousands of wild theories—from nanobots to multiverse glitches. Dive into the craziest fan hypotheses and join the debate!

Vin Diesel Reveals Emotional Details About Fast & Furious 11 Finale: 'I Cried Reading the Script'

In a recent interview, Vin Diesel broke his silence about the eleventh and final installment of the Fast & Furious saga. The actor revealed that the project took four years to develop and went through four different screenwriters before finding the perfect story. He admitted that reading the ending brought him to tears in front of his sister, sending fans into a frenzy of speculation.

The Real Reason Captain America Abandoned His Helmet in Avengers: Age of Ultron, Revealed

A deleted scene from the 2015 Marvel film finally explains why Steve Rogers ditched his iconic helmet. The revelation, shared by Twitter user SomosGeeks on August 18, 2026, shows a dialogue during the Sokovia mission that fans have long awaited. Discover the emotional reasoning behind one of the MCU's most debated visual changes.

Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Reveals Shocking Alliance Between Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom

Marvel has dropped a bombshell with the first official trailer for Avengers: Doomsday. The footage shows Doctor Strange making a fateful decision that could alter the Marvel Cinematic Universe forever, as he appears to join the feared Doctor Doom in the nation of Latveria. This unexpected alliance is already sending fans into a frenzy.

The Science-Backed Way to Boost Your Baby's Speech: Imitate Their Sounds Instantly

A study from Florida International University reveals that the key to a baby's language development lies in how quickly adults respond to their babbling. Immediate and exact imitation of a baby's sounds proves more effective than traditional 'parentese.' Discover how to apply this method at home and why it works.

Argentina Launches Interactive Vaccination Map to Enhance Public Health Transparency

The Argentine Ministry of Health introduced this Tuesday, August 18, 2026, the new Vaccine Coverage and Distribution Map, a digital tool to track immunization progress in real time across the country. The initiative aims to strengthen transparency and optimize health strategies.

Argentina Launches National Monitoring System to Tackle 'Super El Niño'

Argentina's Health Ministry and Federal Emergency Agency have activated a high-tech monitoring hub with geospatial software, mobile hospitals, and federal coordination to anticipate and respond to disasters from the powerful El Niño phenomenon, expected to hit hardest in the coming months.

Argentina Launches National Health Alert System to Face El Niño

The Ministry of Health and the Federal Emergency Agency have implemented a national monitoring center with geospatial software, mobile hospitals, and federal coordination to anticipate the climate impacts of El Niño, which has already been declared a strong phenomenon and could hit hard in the coming months.

Science Backs Yogurt: Daily Consumption Helps Prevent Diabetes and Obesity

A meta-analysis of over 483,000 people reveals that eating yogurt daily reduces the risk of type 2 diabetes by up to 7%. Nutrition experts explain why this fermented food has become a key ally for strengthening gut microbiota and preventing chronic diseases.

Argentina Launches Free Nationwide Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis Screening Campaign

Four leading medical societies and patient organizations in Argentina are teaming up to offer free consultations for early detection of psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. Appointments can be booked from August 17 to 23, with specialist visits from August 24 to 28. Discover the symptoms and how to participate.

Doomscrolling at Work: The Hidden Habit That Kills Focus and How to Break It

A new study from Texas A&M University reveals that obsessively scrolling through negative news during work hours doesn't just waste time—it traps employees in repetitive thoughts that reduce their engagement with tasks. Published in Computers in Human Behavior, the research offers practical strategies to reclaim your concentration and protect your mental well-being.

Iran Defies Trump: Strait of Hormuz Stays Closed Until US Yields to Demands

Iran's regime confirmed on Tuesday that it will keep the Strait of Hormuz, the world's most critical oil shipping lane, blocked until Washington meets its conditions. Donald Trump insists the waterway is "open and operational," while a 60-day negotiation deadline expired without a deal, escalating tensions with threats to bomb Oman.

Who Is Juan Pablo Segura, the Son of Argentines Trump Put in Charge of Latin America Policy

At just 38 years old and with a career forged in tech business, Juan Pablo Segura has been sworn in as the new U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs. The son of Argentine immigrants now holds the highest State Department position dedicated to the region, at a time of strong tension with Brazil and maximum alignment with Javier Milei's government.

Argentina Launches Humanitarian Mission to Colombia: 32 Troops and Key Aid for Chocó

Argentina has activated 'Operation Colombia,' sending 32 military personnel with a water purification plant, field kitchen, and 4,000 rations to assist victims of the devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck Colombia on August 10. The mission departs Tuesday from El Palomar airbase, heading to Quibdó, the hardest-hit area.

New 4.8 Earthquake Rattles Granada: Second Temblor in Three Days Damages Alhambra

Southern Spain's Granada province is on edge after a second strong earthquake struck on Tuesday, August 18, 2026. The 4.8-magnitude quake, centered near Gójar, left three people with minor injuries, caused material damage, and forced the preventive closure of the iconic Alhambra palace and other historic landmarks.

Ex-Milei Adviser Detained in Bolivia After Ex-Partner Shot Three Times

Argentine political consultant Fernando Cerimedo was arrested at an airport in Santa Cruz de la Sierra as he tried to fly back to Argentina. He is being investigated over the attack on Nadia Beller, his ex-partner and activist, who was shot three times and remains hospitalized in serious condition.

New 4.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Granada: Three Injured, Alhambra Evacuated

The Spanish province of Granada was shaken again on Tuesday by a 4.8 magnitude earthquake that left three people with minor injuries, caused material damage, and forced the evacuation of the iconic Alhambra palace. This is the second major tremor in less than a week, following a 5.0 magnitude quake on Saturday. Experts are investigating whether a fault line has been reactivated.

South Korea Aims to Regain Full Military Command by 2030 as Trump Cuts Joint Exercises

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung reaffirmed his commitment to regain full operational control (OPCON) of the armed forces by 2030, in response to Donald Trump's decision to reduce joint military exercises due to his 'very good relationship' with Kim Jong Un. Seoul seeks to strengthen its defense autonomy amid growing regional uncertainty.

High-Altitude Wines, Gastronomy, and a Lunar Eclipse: 'Pedernal Under the Stars' in San Juan

The Pedernal Valley in Sarmiento, San Juan, Argentina, is set to host a unique evening on August 27, 2026. The event will feature high-altitude wine tasting, regional cuisine, live music, and the observation of a partial lunar eclipse with professional telescopes. An unmissable experience for wine and astrotourism.