This news bulletin opens with international developments as the third round of talks between Iran and the United States concludes at half past midnight without reaching an agreement to end the war. The negotiations followed a first day in Pakistan lasting over 15 hours that also ended without consensus. President Trump commented before boarding his plane that perhaps an agreement would be reached or perhaps not, declaring that from the US perspective 'we win' regardless. According to Iranian agency Tasnim, the United States has presented excessive and unreasonable demands, with Iran urging Washington to replace ambition with a realistic approach. Washington wants Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and cease uranium enrichment for nuclear military development, while Iran demands control of the strait and conditions agreement on Israel ceasing hostilities in Lebanon. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that the campaign against Iran has not ended. The bulletin then shifts to Spain's Andalusia region, where electoral lists are closing for May 17 committees with public health at the center of the pre-campaign. Andalusian president and re-election candidate Juan Manuel Moreno accuses other parties of initiating a dirty war by attacking public services with what he calls lies and distortion. The PSOE has made health its main campaign focus, with candidate María Jesús Montero promising to eliminate waiting lists and ensure citizens are attended within 48 hours if elected. Left coalition candidate Antonio Imeillo faces protests and declares this could be the beginning of the end for a government that destroyed public health. Adelante Andalusia candidate José Ignacio García ironizes about members of his lists, while Vox candidate Manuel Gavira criticizes both major parties for agreeing on what hurts Andalusians but blaming each other when demanding responsibilities. The bulletin then reports a climbing accident in Catalonia where two climbers were critically injured on Montserrat mountain. Firefighters found them unconscious, and they were transferred by helicopter to hospitals in the capital with serious head injuries. Both suffered severe cranioencephalic trauma in critical condition, with the woman at Vallevilla Hospital and the man at Valle de Bron Hospital. The man experienced a cardiorespiratory stop at the accident site but was resuscitated by emergency services. The episode concludes by directing listeners to cadenaser.com for more information and promising another update in an hour.
