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EPM Briefing: Canaries police strain, Nvidia in Seoul, Novaya Gazeta

The day's five verified stories: police unions seek reinforcements in the Canaries after close to 6,000 arrivals since November 1, Nvidia signs Seoul deals for…

Migration, technology and press: the five stories shaping the day. 1. Spain: Jupol, the Unified Police Union and the Federal Police Union say National Police officers in the Canaries are overwhelmed by vessel arrivals, with shifts of up to 20 hours, and seek immediate reinforcements from the Interior Ministry after close to 6,000 arrivals since November 1. 2. International: Nvidia signed memorandums in Seoul on Monday with SK Telecom, Rebellions and Kakao Mobility for data centers and level 4 autonomous driving, on the sidelines of an event with about 2,000 attendees and amid an internal investigation into its chief executive. 3. United Kingdom: From November 2028, large pelagic vessels in English waters must use remote electronic monitoring. Cameras, sensors and GPS will record fishing activity and accidental catches, level the fleet and give scientists and regulators better evidence. 4. Spain: Two alleged perpetrators were arrested in Lora del Rio after making death threats against two officers and pointing a weapon at them that turned out to be simulated. Two searches seized knuckle dusters, handmade knives, katanas and items of investigated origin, and prison was ordered for one detainee. 5. United Kingdom: The United Kingdom and Finland, co-chairs of the Media Freedom Coalition, mourned the closure of Novaya Gazeta after more than 30 years, stood with independent journalists and called for the release of all political prisoners. 📌 Editor's note: five stories setting the pulse of the week, from the Canaries to Seoul.
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