There will be news: Pope Leon XIV in the Canary Islands, medical strike and the 2026 World Cup
In two words, a summary of what will be news of the Present today.
Pope Leon XIV in Barcelona. Photo: Europa Press
The main headlines of the media today, June 11, 2026, are as follows:
- Pope Leon XIV in the Canary Islands:
- Medical strike:
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The Civil Guard has seized 686 undeclared products at Noain airport at the gates of the sanfermines
They seized medicines, vitamins, clothing and jewellery from travellers from Colombia, Ecuador and Senegal. Controls will be strengthened during the holidays with an increase in passengers.
The fire at Les Gavarres in Girona has already been stabilized
475 firefighters are still on site and, together with the Spanish Army, are trying to control and extinguish the fire, a task that will last for a few days.
A mountaineer from Urnieta died as he descended from Pic du Midi d'Ossau
The 24-year-old has fallen from a height of about 20 metres as he was walking with other friends down the Pic du Midi d'Ossau.
The Sanferminer's Blow
In Sanfermines, too, the clamour to fight male violence has been heard loudly on the streets of Pamplona
The Socialist women's movement Itaia has called for a massive demonstration in the Navarre capital this afternoon on the 10th anniversary of the La Manada case, where hundreds of young people have called to organize and fight.
Pro-Manteros groups denounce in Bilbao the "perverse mechanism of crushing manteros"
While fines and prison sentences are imposed on manteros who have no other means of livelihood, large brands complicit in the counterfeiting business have reported that they are filling their pockets in a protest called by the Mbolo Moye Doole and Manteroekin Bat collectives.
San Fermín already smells like Pamplona
A few days after the blow shot, the red and white color is beginning to take hold in the Navarre capital. Hotel owners and shopkeepers are busy putting the finishing touches to the preparations.
The judicial process in the La Manada case sparked social outrage
While two courts saw no intimidation or violence in the gang assault of a woman by five men on July 7, 2016, and in 2018 they handed down a conviction for abuse, in the streets, first in Pamplona and then throughout the state, there was a cry: "It's not abuse, it's rape." In the end, what was clamored was reflected in a final sentence.
A young man has been arrested in Urretxu on charges of stabbing his roommate
The 23-year-old victim has been taken to Zumarraga Hospital to be treated for cuts to her face and chest.
Bypass implanted in the N-1 at the height of Tolosa and in the sense of San Sebastian, until Sunday
Due to the improvement of the firm, there will be only one lane in each direction in this section.