Las noticias de la tarde del viernes 10 de abril de 2026

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Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez demands the EU suspend its association agreement with Israel over violations in Gaza.

The episode opens with Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez demanding the European Union suspend its association agreement with Israel, citing violations of international humanitarian law in Gaza. He also calls for an immediate European army to address security vulnerabilities. Israel retaliates by banning Spain from the GHF coordination center, with Foreign Minister Gideon Saar accusing Spain of anti-Israeli bias. The Russian Foreign Minister criticizes Israel's actions, while Lebanon's interior minister discusses ceasefire hopes. Maritime data shows most ships in the Strait of Hormuz are now linked to Iran. Domestically, a tourist bus accident in La Gomera kills one and injures 14. Transport Minister Óscar Puente addresses a train accident report, while the PP calls for his dismissal. A weather forecast predicts storms and temperature drops. The sports section, hosted by Alfredo Hidalgo, details a retro-themed football weekend with teams wearing vintage kits and graphics. Results from European competitions are summarized, and Carlos Alcaraz's 300th win is noted. The culture section, with Javier Blanco Yorca, marks the 56th anniversary of the Beatles' breakup, explaining the reasons behind it. Olivia Rodrigo's new album 'You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So In Love' is announced for July release. NASA's Artemis II crew shares a morning playlist, including songs by John N. Sick, John Legend, David Bowie, Queen, and the Freddie Jones Band. The episode closes with thanks to the technical team and reminders of Kiss FM's 24-hour news coverage.

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