Las noticias de la SER, 08:00 (10/04/2026)

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declares there is no truce in Lebanon and vows to continue attacking Hezbollah until security is restored.

The episode begins with an update on Israel's military actions in Lebanon, where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declares no truce and continued attacks on Hezbollah. It then discusses Iran's position, refusing to negotiate with the United States until a ceasefire is applied in Lebanon, as reported by Iranian news agencies Fars and Tasnim. Hezbollah's attacks on Tel Aviv and Ashdod are highlighted, along with their rejection of direct negotiations. The segment shifts to U.S. involvement, with Trump speaking to Netanyahu and trying to save negotiations despite differing strategies. Internal U.S. criticism is noted, including comments from General David Petrios and the Wall Street Journal. The episode covers Melania Trump's statement on Jeffrey Epstein and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's concerns about U.S. alliances. Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles addresses the detention of Spanish military personnel by Israeli forces and comments on U.S. bases in Spain. The Spanish political party PP's cautious stance on the war is discussed. Weather updates are briefly mentioned. The episode then reports on Hungarian elections, where Viktor Orbán faces potential defeat after 16 years, with his alliances to Trump and Putin under scrutiny. Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel denies plans to leave power but opens to dialogue with Washington. Throughout, the episode interweaves geopolitical analysis with specific incidents and diplomatic maneuvers.

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