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Spain beat Croatia 4-1 in Seville in a UEFA Nations League match, with teenager Lamine Yamal the standout performer. The Barcelona winger scored and broke a record previously held by Raul, achieving what no European player had managed in 66 years. The result forms part of Spain's World Cup homecoming celebrations, and outlets worldwide are hailing Yamal as the game's new star.
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Spain beat Croatia emphatically in a Nations League match in Seville, with 18-year-old Lamine Yamal scoring a double, including one goal at the end of a 25-pass move during which Croatia never touched the ball. Dion Beljo briefly pulled Croatia level before Spain pulled away. The win marks an unprecedented milestone in Spain's history, and outlets are hailing Yamal's brilliance at the Nervión stadium.
- 3Oklahoma archdiocese won't revive St. Isidore despite charter ruling▼Despite Jewish charter school win, Oklahoma archdiocese says it has 'no plan' to advance St. Isidore
The Archdiocese of Oklahoma City says it has 'no plan' to move forward with St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual Charter School, even after a legal win that opened the door to religious charter schools. The development came alongside approval of a Jewish charter school in the state, a sign the ruling is expanding religious options in Oklahoma education, though the Catholic school's backers are not seizing the moment.
- 4Marinaleda's 33-year fight for near-free housing●RE: https:// mstdn.social/@dalayn/117354490 538311767 "Pilar Prieto, one of the 2600 people living in Marinaleda, Sevill
Pilar Prieto, one of roughly 2,600 residents of Marinaleda in Seville province, Spain, pays less than 20 euros a month in rent and has done so for 33 years. The Andalusian village, long known for its cooperative housing model where residents build their own homes and pay symbolic rents, is being held up as a striking example in debates about affordable housing elsewhere in Spain and Europe.