Spain's leading news agency EFE faced backlash after mistakenly reporting a helicopter crash in Madrid, which was later revealed to be a technical error during a training exercise. Despite a quick retraction, conspiracy theories emerged linking the agency to government distractions amid deadly floods. EFE's president, Miguel Ángel Oliver, took full responsibility for the mistake. The agency has also been criticized for another false report regarding the death of writer Fernando Aramburu, which was based on a hoax. Oliver has promised to implement measures to prevent future errors. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)