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Two powerful 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes struck near Morón, Venezuela, on Wednesday evening, just 39 seconds apart, causing widespread building collapses, over 130 aftershocks, and shutting down Maiquetía International Airport. Officials reported 188 deaths and more than 1,500 injuries, with thousands missing and La Guaira declared a disaster zone. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez declared a state of emergency, while leaders like U.S. President Trump, El Salvador's Nayib Bukele, and others pledged aid including rescue teams and supplies to support ongoing search efforts.

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Rescue teams pulled dust-covered children from pancaked buildings in La Guaira, as families waited anxiously amid the rubble of the worst quakes in over a century.

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Fans are discussing the high prices of limited merchandise for the game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, including The Art of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 art book available for preorder at the IGN Store and an exclusive arm replica. Community posts feature screenshots and virtual photography from the game alongside these promotions. Users joke about the costs, call for more affordable options or DLC instead, and criticize partnerships like with IGN.

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The raid targeted the Socialist Workers' Party offices, the Pablo Iglesias Foundation, and homes of former officials like Santos Cerdán, who resigned last year over graft allegations. Prosecutors say a 'parallel structure' funneled at least €188,000 through fake invoices to discredit judicial probes against Sánchez allies, with Cerdán allegedly prioritizing it 'on order from the One'—a reported nod to the prime minister, though he faces no charges. Sánchez called for full cooperation and judicial respect, amid a string of PSOE scandals including his wife's influence peddling case and the 'Koldo' mask kickbacks. Opposition demands his ouster as protests grow and snap election odds climb.

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Police walked into Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's party headquarters in Madrid, grabbing documents tied to claims of fake invoices and smear campaigns.

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In Peru's tight presidential runoff, right-wing Keiko Fujimori leads left-wing Roberto Sánchez 50.11% to 49.89% with 99.72% of votes counted, a gap of about 40,700 out of 18.3 million cast. Sánchez alleges manipulation in overseas ballots from the U.S. and Argentina, claiming a last-minute rule change on physical submissions disrupted the process, and plans national marches Saturday. Fujimori's team calls for calm verification, while prediction markets give her over 98% odds of victory amid Peru's history of six presidents in eight years and past unrest.

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With just 40,700 votes separating them, Roberto Sánchez refused to accept Keiko Fujimori's narrow edge, flanked by allies in Andean attire as he called for protests.

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The National Court has called Zapatero to testify on June 2 over allegations he led a structure exerting undue influence to secure a €53 million government bailout for Plus Ultra in 2021. The probe, now public, includes police searches of his office and links to his daughters' firm, questioning if funds masked Venezuelan corruption from PDVSA and CLAP schemes. Zapatero denies any wrongdoing, pledging full cooperation, while opposition demands accountability amid Spain's first such scrutiny of a post-Franco ex-premier.

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Spain's former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero now faces court as a suspect in a bailout scandal involving a small airline and Venezuelan ties.

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L'Espresso titled its April 10, 2026, cover 'L'ABUSO' (The Abuse), using a verified October 12, 2025, photo from Idhna village near Hebron taken by photojournalist Pietro Masturzo amid olive harvest tensions. The accompanying report accuses Israel's right-wing policies of pursuing 'Greater Israel' through West Bank annexation and other actions, prompting condemnation from Israel's ambassador as manipulative and from pro-Israel voices as antisemitic. Defenders highlight it as documentation of rising settler violence in the occupied territory, as noted in UN reports, fueling debate over media portrayals in the Israel-Palestine conflict.

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An Italian magazine's stark cover image shows an armed Israeli settler soldier grinning while filming a distressed Palestinian woman during a West Bank clash.

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