Argentina records 41 cases of hantavirus in 2026 and an increase compared to recent years

Argentina records 41 cases of hantavirus in 2026 and an increase compared to recent years

Argentina, the country from which the cruise ship where a hantavirus outbreak was detected departed, has confirmed 41 cases of the disease so far in 2026 and reported that the current epidemiological season shows a higher circulation of the pathology compared to previous years and “above the outbreak threshold,” according to the Ministry of Health on Tuesday.

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Three passengers of the 'Hondius' infected with hantavirus evacuated to the Netherlands

Three passengers of the ‘Hondius’ infected with hantavirus evacuated to the Netherlands

The Dutch Government has sent two medicalized air ambulances to Cape Verde that are evacuating the two passengers from the luxury cruise ship ‘Hondius’ who are in the most serious condition and supposedly infected with hantavirus, as well as a third who has begun to show symptoms, according to sources close to the matter. The three patients will be transferred to the Netherlands to receive medical care.

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Von der Leyen, facing Trump's new tariff threats: "A deal is a deal"

Von der Leyen, facing Trump’s new tariff threats: “A deal is a deal”

The European Union activates its machinery to force the White House to respect the terms of the already criticized trade agreement with the U.S.. “A pact is a pact,” warned the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, a few hours before her Trade Commissioner, Maros Sefcovic, meets with the U.S. Trade Representative, Jamieson Greer, in Paris. All this, after President Donald Trump threatened this weekend with a 25% tariff on the import of European vehicles.

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The 'Hondius', the ship with hantavirus: a unique expedition with passengers who do not consider themselves cruisers

The ‘Hondius’, the ship with hantavirus: a unique expedition with passengers who do not consider themselves cruisers

When it was launched in Croatia, neither the builder nor the owner of the Hondius imagined that its name would become globally known for something so undesirable. The idea, when the keel was laid, was for the ship to stand out for having a reinforced hull capable of breaking ice up to eighty centimeters thick. That has nothing to do with conventional cruises.

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Alexia Putellas, tears with a taste of farewell

Alexia Putellas, tears with a taste of farewell

Barcelonismo woke up this Monday with a bittersweet taste on its lips. Half intoxicated with happiness after celebrating the passage to the sixth consecutive Champions final, half clouded by the tears of Alexia Putellas who may have stepped on the Camp Nou for the last time this Sunday dressed in blaugrana. The culé captain’s contract ends in June and, although she has the possibility to activate the optional year of her contract, her future is farther than close to Barcelona.

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How Mbappé became the star of detachment: "He was given a very big ego"

How Mbappé became the star of detachment: “He was given a very big ego”

Kylian Mbappé’s latest move has exhausted the patience of Real Madrid fans. A large part of the supporters (whose feelings they expressed on social media) did not like his trip to Cagliari (Italy). Despite being injured and doubtful for Sunday’s Clásico, the season has once again been disappointing and without titles, and the forward landed in Madrid, according to images from El Chiringuito, only 12 minutes before the start of the match against Espanyol (0-2). His vacation was interpreted as a lack of commitment.

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Sabadell's profit falls 29% in the first quarter due to the cost of the early retirement plan

Sabadell’s profit falls 29% in the first quarter due to the cost of the early retirement plan

Extraordinary minors and the drop in interest rates penalized Banc Sabadell in the first quarter of the year, with profits falling by 29.1%, down to 347 million euros. In the results for the January-March period, TSB continued to contribute dividends to the bank, and it will not be until the second quarter that the extraordinary profit (capital gain) of 300 million from the sale of that British subsidiary to Santander will be recorded.

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