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Two people, a man and a woman, died in a house fire in Nagoya.

In the early hours of the morning, a fire broke out in Nagoya. Police are working to confirm the identities of a couple believed to have lived there, who are currently unaccounted for, while investigators look into what caused the blaze.

Williams Dávila urged Delcy Rodríguez to dismantle posters at checkpoints and airports.

The notices in question are posters displayed at airport terminals and road checkpoints, calling for the capture of Edmundo González. Mr Dávila has directly asked Ms Rodríguez to order their removal.

After the June 7 elections, Real Madrid will send Ceferin a dossier detailing refereeing errors from the Negreira era.

With club elections set for June 7, sending the dossier is the next move after the internal vote. Florentino Pérez informed Ceferin during the Champions League final, with Infantino and UEFA's president present, all while the Negreira case remains in the background.

In Cuneo Province, a 20-year-old caver became trapped after falling from a broken rock ledge at a depth of 120 meters.

The injured climber sustained a foot injury inside Grotta dei Cinghiali Volanti, a narrow shaft known for its extreme difficulty. A specialized rescue team descended into the cave to reach him and widened some passages to facilitate his evacuation. Emergency responders were alerted late in the afternoon by his companions, who had climbed back up to call for help, and the operation could take several more hours.

Isabel Martiñón claimed that a Bogotá restaurant replicated her voice with AI for profit.

The actress, known for voicing Naruto Uzumaki, alleges the business used her tone and style after feeding an AI database with her recordings. She tried reaching out to the restaurant through phone and digital channels but got no response. The case has become a reference point for the Spanish dubbing community.