Interviews and field observations in Granada and Bizkaia show that graffiti writers operate within both artistic and political spheres, producing varying degrees of political engagement. Some reject political involvement, while others create murals addressing issues such as tourist‑driven urban change, freedom of expression, or feminist perspectives. Local governments adopt inconsistent approaches, alternating between removing graffiti and incorporating it as cultural heritage.

Testing hydroalcoholic Randia aculeata seed extract against Rhipicephalus microplus larvae, the study measured LC50 and LC90 values of 2.84 mg/mL and 5.67 mg/mL. At the LC50 concentration, expression of the AChE2 and GST genes fell significantly, suggesting effects on pathways involved in neurotransmission and detoxification. The authors caution that the field-derived tick population’s susceptibility status was not established, so the molecular findings are preliminary; tests using well-characterized susceptible and resistant populations are needed.

A public call invites applications for teaching positions on secondment at the Instituto Español Juan de la Cierva in Tetouan for the 2026–27 school year. Applications must be submitted electronically through Spain’s General Electronic Registry, addressed to the Education Office in Morocco, between 8 a.m. on July 15 and 8 a.m. on July 22, 2026. Applicants must also email their application documents and proof of electronic registration to the office.

Researchers highlight how rural initiatives focused on sustainability, circular economy practices, and preservation of cultural heritage can enhance economic development, population retention, and employment in Spain. The study emphasizes collaboration between public and private sectors and promotes a tourism model centered on environmental respect and cultural heritage as drivers of local prosperity.

The Palacio de Sástago hosts the XXXVII Santa Isabel Art Prize, featuring 29 selected works representing diverse artistic disciplines. Eduardo Lozano wins the main prize with his large-format portrait “Tránsito,” and Jorge Isla receives the accésit for his photographic work “XYZ-XY.” The exhibition, organized by the Diputación de Zaragoza, highlights regional artistic talent and remains open to the public with free admission until mid‑August 2026.

A resolution from the Education Counselor of the Spanish Embassy in Morocco publishes the final lists of admitted and excluded candidates, organized by body and specialty, for teaching positions in Spanish state‑run schools in Morocco for the 2026/2027 academic year. The lists result from a call issued on February 26, 2026, and candidates can access the resolution and detailed rankings through the provided link.

Analysis of GLM 5.2 local deployment requirements outlines memory demands and compares quantization options from dynamic 1-bit to BF16, identifying UD-Q4_K_XL as the optimal balance of quality and RAM use and UD-Q3_K_XL as the minimum viable option for most users. Hardware configurations ranging from CPU-only systems to multi‑GPU setups are evaluated, with specific guidance for Mac Studio, RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell, and H100 clusters. Recommendations note that 2‑bit quantization is sufficient for general use, while higher‑bit models target programming or maximum quality scenarios, and API usage is suggested for users without suitable local hardware.

An extensive survey of 45 European stranding networks shows that stranded marine mammals provide valuable data on bycatch mortality, identifying affected species, temporal and spatial trends, and implicated fisheries, including artisanal and illegal operations. Despite wide data collection, limitations such as inconsistent necropsy practices, variable expertise, uneven regional coverage, and funding constraints reduce the reliability and comparability of bycatch assessments. Networks frequently diagnose bycatch using external and internal indicators, but methods and certainty vary. Respondents highlight significant bycatch impacts on species including common dolphins, harbour porpoises, and seals, with notable regional hotspots such as the Bay of Biscay and Iberian waters. Recommendations include harmonized protocols, expanded necropsy capacity, improved data reporting, standardized uncertainty assessment, expanded carcass tagging for drift modelling, and stronger collaboration with fishers. Improved coordination and funding are deemed essential for integrating stranding-derived bycatch data into European bycatch assessment and management frameworks.

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Fan-out queries, also called query expansion, are a process used by modern AI-powered search engines to break a user's single query into multiple related subqueries. The page provides only a brief excerpt and links to the original article for the full text.