AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWorld Cup celebrations turn chaotic: Spain’s World Cup win over Argentina sparked mass street parties across Madrid, Barcelona and other cities, but reports from EFE say two people died, more than 80 were injured and at least 12 were detained, including a 13-year-old boy after a fountain collapse in Ciudad Rodrigo and another death in Sonseca; police also reported hate-crime and assault-related arrests and clashes in Bilbao. Political debate over a hat: Ferran Torres, scorer of the winning goal, wore a “Make Spain Great Again” cap during the Madrid parade, triggering online debate over whether it was a political jab or just patriotic messaging. Catalonia solidarity rally: Sahrawi supporters in Barcelona protested for the release of hunger-striking prisoner Naâma Asfari and called on the UN and human rights groups to pressure Morocco. Wildlife rescue update: Marineland has begun relocating beluga whales, with six shipped to U.S. aquariums as part of an emergency rescue plan. Film spotlight: Alauda Ruiz de Azúa’s “Sundays” (Los Domingos) won major Goya awards, bringing a religious-vocation story to mainstream audiences.
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