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ZDF journalists Dunja Hayali and Sarah Tacke are being awarded the Hanns-Joachim-Friedrichs-Preis, a German journalism award. The industry site Horizont reports the recognition, and the news is drawing attention among German media watchers, with searches about Hayali trending in Germany.
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Madrid regional president Isabel Ayuso appeared on Iker Jiménez's late-night show 'Horizonte', delivering sharp attacks on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, whom she accused of using a 'woodworm strategy' to leave no institution standing, and saying she will seek legal protection for protesters at Puerta del Sol amid housing protests. The interview earned the program a historic ratings record, leading Spanish late-night television with a 13.8 percent share. Jiménez defended the decision to host her despite criticism.
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El Gran Wyoming, the veteran Spanish television host, is at the centre of an escalating dispute with the programme Horizonte over its coverage of Maricarmen. Critics say Horizonte misled viewers, with Wyoming's side asserting "they have lied". The clash between the two popular Spanish shows is drawing wide attention and commentary in Spain.
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Madrid regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso said on Iker Jiménez's show 'Horizonte' that 'a mafia governs us' and that she fears for Spain, while announcing legal action. Her government has asked the central government's delegation to clear the Puerta del Sol housing protest camp within 48 hours and is seeking urgent court measures, saying it will seek judicial protection for people whose rights she says are being violated. The camp is part of mass housing protests in Madrid sparked by the eviction of an elderly woman, Maricarmen.
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Madrid regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso will sit for an interview with journalist Iker Jiménez this Thursday on the set of his programme Horizonte, according to El Debate. The sit-down is drawing attention as a notable media appearance for one of Spain's most prominent conservative politicians, with viewers expecting questions on current regional and national affairs.
- 6Startup Applies Oil Drilling Techniques to Nuclear Waste Storage▼Big Oil Perfected Sideways Drilling. A Startup Wants to Do the Same With Nuclear Waste https://gizmodo.com/big-oil-perfe
A startup is proposing to use horizontal drilling technology, which the oil and gas industry spent decades refining, to dispose of nuclear waste deep underground. The idea is to bore sideways repositories in stable rock formations, keeping radioactive material isolated far longer and more securely than conventional surface storage. The concept is drawing attention as a fresh answer to the long-unsolved problem of where to put spent nuclear fuel.
- 7Startup Applies Oil Drilling Techniques to Nuclear Waste Storage▼Big Oil Perfected Sideways Drilling. A Startup Wants to Do the Same With Nuclear Waste
A startup is proposing to adapt horizontal drilling techniques, long perfected by the oil and gas industry, to the storage or disposal of nuclear waste. The idea would borrow methods used for decades to reach oil deposits sideways underground and apply them to burying radioactive material more safely and efficiently. Details about the company, its funding and the technical feasibility of the approach are not yet clear, but the concept is drawing attention as a potential answer to a decades-old problem in nuclear energy.
- 8Iker Jiménez interviews Isabel Díaz Ayuso in primetime ratings clash●¿Qué audiencia logró Iker Jiménez con Ayuso frente a Broncano y Motos? # AudienciasTV # IkerJimenez # Horizonte # Isabel
Spanish TV ratings are drawing attention after Iker Jiménez's show Horizonte aired an interview with Madrid regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso on October 2, going head-to-head in primetime with David Broncano's La Revuelta and Pablo Motos's El Hormiguero. Viewers and media commentators are comparing the audience figures each program achieved in the overlap.