Euronews Today brings you the most outstanding news of the day presented by Jesús Maturana: Puigdemont avoids Spain after setting foot in Barcelona 7 years after his previous departure, and July was the second hottest month on record.
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He former ‘president’ of the Generalitat returns to Spain as, in his own words, “the only way to get back to normal.” The leader of Junts has arrived surrounded by people and has given a speech at the Arc de Triomphe before disappear again.
July was the second hottest month of world history. According to data released Thursday by Copernicus, the European Earth observation program, the average air temperature was 16,91°C. The margin with July 2023the hottest month on record, is very rare, since that year the thermometer rose to 16,95°C.
The counter-protesters came out at UK streets on Wednesday night, after a week of far-right violence and city unrest fueled by the disinformation about a knife attack against young girls.
Danish secondary schools have decided to block “disruptive” websites this school year to help students focus more. With summer vacation coming to an end, the return of homework, chores and the long school days for young students in Denmark.
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