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A circular requires courts to seek authorization to carry out seizures, property occupations, or evictions, effectively subordinating the judicial system to the regime

The fictitious figure which has successfully promoted Colombian coffee for years has in the past been brought to life by an actor, but the role has been vacant for more than a year

The list of Mexicans who could be targeted for visa restrictions includes leaders of President Claudia Sheinbaum’s party, state governors and former Cabinet ministers

The case of the Mexican student, who arrived in the United States without papers as a child, is the latest to cast doubt on whether the Trump administration is truly prioritizing the detention of criminals

A memorandum sent to border guards cancels the special care provisions for the most vulnerable migrants, such as the elderly and sick

An operation in Sinaloa involving agents certified by ICE has sparked a new diplomatic clash, adding to tensions over Ovidio’s family entering the United States and the talk of sending troops south of the border

The US president is reaching out to Gulf countries on a trip that underscores his friction with Netanyahu, especially over Gaza

The US president defends the Russian leader even though he rejected a 30-day ceasefire proposal and has snubbed the Ukrainian negotiators in Turkey

Republicans in Congress, backed by the president, have put forward a sweeping credit reform plan

Two independent studies have identified the same genetic mutation on the X chromosome as being responsible for the reddish coloration in domestic felines

Seven OnlyFans content creators have made millions from the Bop House on Instagram. But those who defend this model of eroticism clash with those who denounce its toxic dynamics

The author of the comic ‘How the Rich Plunder the Earth’ argues that Trump’s government in the US proves that ‘capitalism is becoming radicalized’

Political consultant Antoni Gutiérrez-Rubí presents this space, in which he analyzes for EL PAÍS the political communications of the president of the United States in his second term in office

An international conference on the origins of galaxies pays tribute to the pioneering scientific cooperation between Muslims, Jews, and Christians that took place in Spain at the end of the Middle Ages

The former World Bank chief economist doubts that the partial truce marks a new beginning in the trade relationship between Washington and Beijing

Defined as a shrewd and ambitious man, the leader of the Arab country has combined a firm hand with openness since bringing down the Assad regime

The Salvadoran military repressed some 300 farming families during the mobilization, an unprecedented event since the end of the civil war

Nicolás Maduro celebrated the reunion of the minor and her family: ‘She is the daughter and granddaughter of all of us’

The court is holding a hearing to decide whether the rulings of judges who blocked the presidential order have national scope or not

One year after receiving the Michelin star, Hernández talks to EL PAÍS about what has changed inside and outside the taquería

Astronomers in the United States and Spain have detected crystalline ice on a Sun-like star in its infancy

US officials did not tell the migrants they were being sent to Central America, where authorities refused to take them in. Three are now in Venezuela and five remain in detention in the United States

‘Going Places’ was one of France’s biggest hits of the 1970s, but its misogynistic content and scenes of violence against women sparked a debate that remains more relevant than ever today

The new government in Beirut is seeking peace while trying to rebuild the state and the country’s economy

From Claudia Sheinbaum to Pedro Sánchez, Gabriel Boric, and Gustavo Petro, the main progressive leaders praise the legacy of the former Uruguayan president

California accuses Pedro Inzunza and his son of the Beltrán Leyva organization of trafficking fentanyl for the Sinaloa Cartel

Contrary to the recommendations of the prosecution, Lyle and Erik Menendez are eligible for a new sentence with the possibility of parole

The EU claims to be involved in peace efforts despite not sitting at the negotiating table and threatens further sanctions if the Kremlin does not accede to demands for a ceasefire

The former president of Uruguay and Latin American leader died at his ranch near Montevideo at the age of 89

The former guerrilla fighter and symbol of the Latin American left has died after a long battle with cancer. He captivated the world with his steadfast commitment to frugality and simplicity

Trump said that the group is a victim of ‘genocide,’ a claim that has been refuted by various groups

In an interview, Omar García Harfuch said that none of the family members were wanted by Mexican authorities

A study reconstructs how the inhabitants of the Iberian Peninsula lived in the Copper Age

The measures include a $142 billion agreement to supply US defense equipment to Riyadh

The major US broadcast networks have announced which TV shows will continue and which will be cancelled

EL PAÍS visits the terminals and speak with the highly vulnerable individuals, both Spanish and foreign, who are taking shelter there

Among the group of people who allegedly crossed on foot on May 9 through the San Ysidro port of entry in Tijuana is Griselda Guadalupe López Pérez, El Chapo’s ex-wife and one of the main operators of the Sinaloa Cartel

After a week of jury selection, the trial against the rap mogul begins in New York

People close to the pope say that he will not ‘sit back’ while the US president criminalizes, detains, and expels thousands of migrants

The agreement with China is further evidence of the erratic trade policy of the US president, who presents the solution to a problem of his own making as a triumph

The trade war, combined with the Republican administration’s cuts, is fueling fears among American producers

The lack of resources for the expulsion of undocumented immigrants leads Trump administration to order the hiring of 20,000 agents to assist immigration authorities

With forecast models already pointing to storm development in the western Caribbean and unusually high sea surface temperatures for this time of year, the question is not if early storms will appear, but when

New research reveals the potential of drugs that have been on the market for decades to treat diseases other than those for which they were approved

It is one of the oldest and most traditional communities of Catholicism, with eight centuries of history and Martin Luther among its brethren

She began as a fan favorite in ‘Game of Thrones’ at the age of 11, but her transition to a more mature role in apocalyptic fiction has made her a target for the Trumpist internet, which criticizes her physical appearance, gender identity, and ideology

Close, who frightened a generation of unfaithful men in ‘Fatal Attraction’ and turned down David Lynch because she didn’t want to portray feminine weakness, opens up in a documentary about her life

Joaquín ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán’s youngest son, imprisoned in Chicago since 2023, will provide information and plead guilty in exchange for improving his legal situation

The former neighbors of the newly elected pontiff describe him as an intelligent person ‘with a sense of humor and great leadership skills’

The pressure to meet immigration arrest targets is fostering the systematic violation of human rights, as seen in El Salvador

The president’s threat reignites the debate over film and television incentives in an increasingly competitive global landscape

The magnate’s main tool of intimidation has been tariffs, which he has leveraged to extract concessions from allied countries such as Mexico and Colombia

Washington will lower tariffs on Chinese goods from 145% to 30%, while Beijing will reduce its tariffs on US imports from 125% to 10%

The US president will visit Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, but not Israel as relations are currently strained

Journalists broadcasting from Paris are sidestepping Taliban restrictions to connect girls in their home country to learning, health advice and entertainment

The massive exodus has given rise to a new service: clearing out the homes of those who have decided they’re not coming back

Civilians living in displacement camps in one of the most food-insecure countries in the world have been hit hard by the US president’s decision to suspend USAID

A line on the ground separates the Canadian town of Stanstead and the American town of Derby Line. A library stands right on top, but it had never been a problem. Until Trump returned to power, that is

Víctor Gutiérrez, Orlando Cruz and José María River speak with EL PAÍS about their experiences as LGBTQ+ athletes in masculinized disciplines

The Caraffa Museum in Córdoba, Argentina debuts an audio description service with effects and music designed so that individuals with visual disabilities can enjoy its aesthetic experience