Ana María Quispe tells EL PAÍS that the Church is obstructing payment for her psychologist, and that an accused priest is escaping accountability by leaving the clergy. Pope Leo speaks out for the first time: ‘There has been a lot of manipulation of the case’
Trump’s anti-immigration narrative has shaped the dynamics of the border even though the number of returnees has fallen and the deportee camp is operating below capacity
NATO allies send anti-aircraft systems and reinforcements to Copenhagen after drone incursion
This Wednesday, the government is due to set the maximum refugee quota for the next fiscal year, but the current freeze in the system suggests that those with pending cases will have to keep waiting
The state has passed legislation related to mental health in prisons, AI-generated pornography, and privacy
The Mexican leader’s first year in office highlights the tension between pursuing an expansive oil policy while seeking regional leadership on environmental issues
According to an Enkoll survey, Mexicans approve of the president’s performance, specifically her social support programs and the shift in security policy
The mission, in which EL PAÍS is traveling, reports that a Navy boat surrounded several ships and remotely disabled their communication systems
The disagreement over healthcare spending has pushed the government into a shutdown, almost seven years after the last one
The Harvard Medical School professor warns of the dangers of new technologies to enhance brain capacity, because what improves some abilities can worsen others
This preliminary work opens the door for infertile women and same-sex couples to have children with their own genetic material
The Islamist group will respond to the ceasefire proposal on Wednesday, a spokesperson told CBS News
A previously unknown report alleges that the president of El Salvador cultivated a close relationship with the former US ambassador to the country and current representative in Mexico, Ronald D. Johnson, and asked him to fire a contractor who was helping to investigate senior Salvadoran officials
The families of the two hospitalized victims and the deceased face silence from the Trump administration, which is using the attack to justify its domestic military deployment
The crossfire between Los Chapitos and the faction loyal to ‘El Mayo’ Zambada has generated a spike in disappearances in the last year with a dominant pattern: male, up to 40 years old, and from Culiacán
The Prosecutor’s Office accuses him of having murdered at least five people in his home after having lured them there with false promises
The text places the Islamist party-militia between a rock and a hard place, demanding its surrender and the immediate handing over all hostages, with no compensation other than the end of the massacre and the renunciation of ethnic cleansing
Shutdowns force many government offices to close their doors, lay off workers, and suspend programs until funding is restored
Disagreement over funding for public health services threatens to turn off the tap of public money for the first time since 2018
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accepted the plan after meeting with his US counterpart at the White House
A short but illuminating book by veteran French historian Claude Quétel examines the truths and myths surrounding the Nazi leader
The leading figure of queer theory, a globally influential voice in feminism and political thought, takes part in an EL PAÍS subscribers’ event
Waymo and Tesla already offer self-driving car rides in several US cities, while in China robotaxis are circulating in major cities
On the quarter-century anniversary of the animated series, broadcast in 150 countries, its creators highlight the importance of Latin culture amid Trump’s attacks
García Harfuch relies on leaders trained and seasoned in the now-defunct force to shape part of the president’s shift, sidelining the Armed Forces with seemingly good results
Figures like the late Charlie Kirk and Jake and Logan Paul have something in common: they all support the Republican’s narrative and have pushed the digital conversation in his favor
Argentina’s economy minister draws on his stock-trading past to make risky moves that divide opinion
The unprecedented US financial aid, hailed at the Casa Rosada as a major victory, puts the Argentine president under the Republican’s influence
The wife of the slain Trump activist has emerged as a rising public figure at the crossroads of politics and religion in US conservatism
The industry would rather not talk about this task. But tiptoeing around it and avoiding the term only fuels misinformation about a process largely shaped by regulatory demands
The current owners of the legendary Manhattan restaurant manage the 99-year-old establishment with respect and care, protecting it from property speculation
While the official narrative tries to avoid the word ‘poverty,’ the inequality that the revolutionaries promised to eradicate is increasingly evident
Defectors from the Pyongyang regime describe the growing repression and deterioration of human rights denounced by the UN
Publishers and non-profit groups in Spain, Portugal, Australia and Ireland share the same conviction: that the best writers of children’s books are the kids themselves
The risk of the National Guard deployments is that our reflexive militarism moves us, mindlessly, towards fascism
On the outskirts of San Salvador, a real estate company is threatening to evict the residents of the Primero de Diciembre neighborhood. This pattern is playing out across the country amid a rapid wave of land privatization and gentrification
Moscow is cracking down on complaints calling for the return of troops three years after the draft that shocked Russia
After exploring sex in his first books, the writer delves into illness and US social violence in his novel ‘Small Rain’
EU-funded researchers are cultivating fungi on agricultural waste to create smarter and greener construction materials able to adapt and react to their environment, and even repair themselves
The writer and filmmaker from Zimbabwe decries the destruction caused by colonialism in her country, and looks to rebuild an identity that has been shattered
A lethal mix of cannabis and synthetic opioids up to 25 times more potent than fentanyl is causing dozens of deaths and has become a public health emergency in countries like Liberia and Sierra Leone
The U.S. exchange has become the go-to destination for foreign firms aiming to go public. About 50 European companies have listed there this year
Americans are facing a countdown to save democracy. With the government against them, civil society will be crucial in this challenge
From an evolutionary anthropological perspective, human beings have adapted to be able to run and work out without shoes, and biomechanics show the practice can be beneficial if adopted gradually
With interest rates soaring and reserves in the red, Argentina’s far-right president is finding it increasingly difficult to keep his fiscal adjustment afloat. He is hoping a recent pledge from the White House will save him from the abyss
For 150 years, the bag has been a symbol of childhood. It is handcrafted and used throughout elementary school. The most luxurious models can cost over $1,000
The Israeli Prime Minister says he will not allow a ‘national suicide’ by accepting a Palestinian state and said recognition by France, the UK and others is a ‘mark of shame’
The former Black Panther member, accused 52 years ago of murdering a police officer, was welcomed by Fidel Castro and always considered herself a political prisoner
The island’s authorities have been using suicide drones for eight months to target armed groups, and the attacks have left at least 30 civilians dead, including children
Fifty years after its premiere, it is still remembered as a brave, intelligent and emotional film, one of the pearls of New Hollywood and a highlight in the career of one of the big screen’s biggest stars
The DHS says it has received more than 150,000 applications to join the immigration agency, but there are growing concerns about staffing shortages in other forces
Complaints about poor conditions at the new detention center indicate that detainees lack adequate medical care, food, and water
Despite facing multiple legal proceedings, the former French leader — the first to enter prison — kept his political and business clout
The president’s comment about Kyiv recovering all territory occupied by Russia is being interpreted as a sign that Washington will eventually disengage from the conflict
The charges come days after the US president demanded that DOJ act ‘now’ against his critic
States and cities are acting as checks and balances against the White House
Soprano Melinda Hughes writes, composes and stars in ‘Melania: The Opera’, a playful chamber piece about the first lady’s dilemmas during a fictional Russian invasion of her homeland, Slovenia
The satellite’s influence on the reproduction of many animals is well documented, but its impact on humans is debated
According to the US distributor of the Mexican beer, concern over ICE raids explains why Michelob Ultra has taken the lead in sales
A security operation discovered a site in Michoacán where a group of men from the megachurch were being trained in military tactics
Wednesday’s shooting in Dallas was the third at an immigration office in Texas this year. The government reports that attacks on officers have increased by 1,000%
A team of scientists describes how malignant cells use ‘highways’ of hardened tissue to spread to other organs, and how blocking two proteins can stop them
Kyiv avoids triumphant statements despite the US president’s apparent support for the country’s recovery of all territory invaded by Russia
The controversial statements by the US president put the spotlight on an island lacking more than 400 medicines and where experts believe autism is underreported
