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- 1Salamanca firm swaps WhatsApp for Nextcloud Talk for staff privacy●En Resuival, cerca de 40 personas se comunican a diario con Nextcloud Talk, muchas desde la calle. Esta empresa de servi
Resuival, an urban services company in Salamanca, Spain, has moved its daily internal communications to Nextcloud Talk, with around 40 workers using the platform every day, many connecting from the street. The company says it dropped WhatsApp to protect its information and the privacy of its employees, adopting Nextcloud Hub instead.
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The United States men's national soccer team is facing Chile in an international friendly ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Spanish sports outlet Diario AS is running live coverage of the match with result and goal updates. Fans in both countries are following the score as it develops.
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Ivory Coast defeated Somalia 2-0 in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier, with Yan Diomande scoring both goals. Sports outlets including Diario AS, VAVEL and beIN Sports covered the match live and published post-game summaries of the result. The win strengthens Ivory Coast's qualifying campaign, while Somalia remain without a result in the group.
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Spanish film director Gonzalo Suárez has died, according to Diario AS. The filmmaker, known for works such as 'Remando al viento', was set to receive the Honorary Goya at the 2026 Goya Awards in recognition of his career. News of his death is drawing tributes and remembrances of one of Spanish cinema's most distinctive auteurs.
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LEGO is teaming up with Dragon Ball, with a teaser featuring the Seven Dragon Balls pointing to an official collaboration between the toy brand and the anime franchise. Spanish sports outlet Diario AS reported on the announcement, and interest is high in Germany and France, where the topic tops search trends. Fans are speculating about what sets could be released.
- 6Premier League reportedly finds Manchester City guilty of all financial breaches●Official: Premier League finds Manchester City guilty on all financial breaches
Spanish sports newspaper Diario AS reports that the Premier League has officially found Manchester City guilty on all counts in its long-running financial fair play case. The alleged verdict would be one of the biggest rulings in English football history, with expected consequences ranging from heavy sanctions to possible relegation, though no official Premier League statement confirming the outcome has been cited.