Spain News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st April, and here’s your Spain daily news capsule.

Trump tells the UK and others to "go take their own oil" in Hormuz.

Iran announces attacks on twenty U.S. companies in the Middle East starting Wednesday.

NASA reveals key details for the crewed return to the Moon after fifty years.

Strong winds continue in Zaragoza, prompting emergency plans for the fifth consecutive day.

Spain will close the fast-track regularization route for Venezuelans that began in 2018.

A federal judge halts construction of Trump's ballroom at the White House.

Israel blames Hezbollah for attacks that killed three UN peacekeepers in Lebanon.

U.S. officials claim Iran launched missiles and drones against a base in Saudi Arabia.

The war in Iran drives Brent crude prices up by sixty-four percent in March.

Inflation in the Eurozone spikes to two point five percent due to the war in Iran.

MasterChef 14 kicks off with a new judge, rising tensions, and the first elimination.

Luis de la Fuente condemns racist chants during the Spain vs. Egypt match.

Richard Hatchett warns that the risk of a pandemic is higher now than in 2019.

Colon cancer rates are rising among young people, raising concerns over screening participation.

Poor diets increase heart attack risks, with four million deaths annually from cardiac failures.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!