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The Kalamua theatre group has put on the stage the history of the mining women of Euskal Herria with "Alas de hierro". The six women who make up the group have combined creativity, vindication and humor. They have not found songs or hymns of the women miners, however much they have sought, but that has not been an obstacle.

This Sunday afternoon they reached 40.5 ° C in Amurrio and 40.3 ° C in Zalla and Noain, among others, while on the coast temperatures have been significantly lower.

They have been intercepted in the Zurriola and La Concha of San Sebastián, and in Bizkaia on the beach of Bakio. These animals usually reach the shore by sea currents and wind, and sometimes their bites can be dangerous. 

On Saturday afternoon it was necessary to ban bathing on the beach of La Zurriola, since the "many bites" caused by the Portuguese carabelas, some of them quite serious, were counted.

The source of this dirt is a challenge that has spread on social media and gone viral. Since the beginning of the summer, dozens of pools have been closed in the state for the same reason.

On 30 July and 6, 11 and 13 August from 12:30 to 16:30 and on 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22 August from 21:00 to 01:00.

Rescue and relief services have balized the affected area around the El Peñón bar and have asked the owner of the establishment for documentation on the reopening of its sanitation system.