Man convicted of triple murder in Madrid included in US-Venezuela political prisoner deal
Dahud Hanid Ortiz landed Friday in Texas from Caracas, where he was sentenced to 30 years for a crime committed in the Spanish capital in 2016
Trump, Nobel Peace Prize winner? The president and his allies are maneuvering to achieve it
From Netanyahu to the leader of Pakistan, proposals are growing to reward the US president and thus curry favor. Experts consider it unlikely, although they do not rule it out altogether
The eight days that changed US history (and the course of the world)
Trump administration announces it will meet with Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s fixer
Almar Latour, CEO of Dow Jones, publisher of ‘WSJ’: ‘We’re still pushing for press freedom’
Luján Artola
With the ‘Wall Street Journal’ at the center of the Epstein case storm, the company’s response has been to proclaim its ample trust in the ‘rigor and accuracy’ of its journalists
Jewish settlers impose their law on Palestinian Bedouins: ‘No one is protecting us’
At least 39 farming and herding communities have been wiped out in the West Bank by Israeli militants during the Gaza war, according to estimates by an Israeli NGO
Russia used the vote of no confidence against Von der Leyen to stir up polarization in the EU
An analysis reveals a spike in pro-Russian disinformation networks surrounding the attempt to oust the European Commission president
Colombian mercenaries training Mexican drug traffickers: ‘They’re bloodthirsty’
EL PAÍS reconstructs, on the ground and using exclusive documents, the presence of former military personnel hired by the cartels
The fall of the Guzmáns in Badiraguato
The internal war between factions of the Sinaloa Cartel is also being waged in Joaquín ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán’s historic stronghold
Mexican consulate staff struggle to defend migrants in US while living on the brink of poverty
Adolescence, menopause, old age: The different stages of life also change our sleep patterns
Each phase of life produces physiological and hormonal changes that can cause disturbances
How to adapt Stephen King for television
Screenwriter Benjamin Cavell and director Jack Bender, with previous experience working on stories from the writer of ‘Carrie,’ head up the small screen version of ‘The Institute’
Suffer in silence or risk being deported: The terrible dilemma faced by undocumented female victims of domestic violence
The immortal charm of ‘The Goonies,’ an unlikely tale of children standing up to gentrification
No one believed it would be a hit. It remains so 40 years later, and new interpretations keep emerging
Big Tech enters the war business: How Silicon Valley is becoming militarized
Giants like Google, Microsoft, Meta and Amazon have gone from avoiding any involvement in the military industry to signing large contracts with the Pentagon and Israel
Increasing clashes between elephants and humans in Zimbabwe highlight the effects of population pressure and climate change
Edith Mugabe|Kariba (Zimbabwe)
A molecule produced by gut bacteria causes atherosclerosis, responsible for millions of deaths
Daniel Drucker, Ozempic’s father: ‘I’m very conservative. I don’t sell the drugs. I study the drugs’
Pulitzer Prize winner Jason Roberts: ‘One of the great challenges of today’s world is the appeal of simplism’
Trump vs. ‘Too Late Powell’: Anatomy of the campaign to harass and take down the Fed Chairman
The Republican president’s fixation on getting rid of Jerome Powell early and drastically lowering interest rates is putting the US economy at risk
Abandoned houses for the homeless: Mexico’s plan to make Alejandra a homeowner
Eccentrics and visionaries: The 15 tech bros who rule the world
Why Javier Milei can’t escape the $Libra case
Family tragedy, the repression of Argentina’s military dictatorship and the delicate legacy of ‘The Eternaut’
Martín Oesterheld is the grandson of the man who wrote the comic of the same name. He has led the Netflix series adaptation of the legendary graphic novel
The low-cost creative revolution: How technology is making art accessible to everyone
Low-budget films like ‘Flow’ and ‘The Brutalist’ and video games like Clair Obscur are competing with major productions thanks to accessible tools like AI and free software
The most gothic and thrilling Lady Gaga kicks off a new tour in Las Vegas, turning her life into an opera
When Walter Benjamin was a radio host
Bad Bunny declares his love for Puerto Rico at the start of his 30 concerts on the island
The artist reclaims his identity with a residency at the Coliseo arena in San Juan that he will share with more than half a million fans
Work & Lifestyle
Celebrities, Movies & TV
More than a man, a movement: Why everyone loves Pedro Pascal
Experts agree that the phenomenon surrounding the Chilean actor is rooted in a model of masculinity championed by feminism and opposed by the manosphere
The story behind Tom Cruise’s only major flop: Fires, crocodiles and a flailing Ridley Scott
Forty years ago, ‘Legend’ hit theaters, but neither the filmmakers nor the audience seemed entirely sure what the movie was about
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Corsica’s mafia: Blood, silence and territory
‘I’m going to ask for my deportation, I can’t stand being here one more day’: The life of a group of migrants in a Texas detention center cell
Europeans seek sex at African prices in Kenya: ‘They push me onto the bed without even saying hello’
Mercedes Ortuño Lizarán|Nairobi / Watamu
Colombian emerald fever hits TikTok: A journey to Muzo, the source of the world’s most valuable gems
EL PAÍS offers free Spanish lessons with Gymglish
Readers who sign up will receive a 15-day free trial of the online classes, which are adapted to a student’s specific needs
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