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
Alberta is the province hardest hit by the disease with more cases than the entire US. Experts warn of declining vaccination rates in recent years
In a new report, the organization urges the world not to normalize the human rights crisis in the country
The Trump administration has shifted from criticizing the federal emergency management agency to proposing its overhaul, while others argue that previous budget cuts contributed to the tragedy
A study shows that there are a number of factors that define a charismatic person regardless of their age, sex or the country in which they live
The German philosopher worked on 80 programs between 1927 and 1933. His scripts were confiscated by the Gestapo, but accidentally sent to an anti-Hitler publication
A team of scientists has documented for the first time how a pod of orcas in Norway work in pairs to enjoy a feast of herring
Marta Elena Feitó’s statements provoked a wave of popular indignation, with even President Díaz-Canel distancing himself from the politician
China and India would be the hardest hit if the US were to impose sanctions on Russia’s main trading partners
House Speaker Mike Johnson joins conservative voices demanding the government share all information about the millionaire pedophile
The Apple TV+ drama is in the running for 27 Emmys; ‘Adolescence’ dominates in the limited series category, and Pedro Pascal has received a nod for ‘The Last of Us’
The Democratic politician speaks with EL PAÍS about his strategy to change the course of the state, combat a political system he considers corrupt, and defend the working class
The biochemist, who died at 88 in La Jolla, California, transformed the lives of millions after participating in the development of 40 new drugs, including the best-selling one in history
The country has until Thursday to transfer its 51% stake in the oil company that was nationalized in 2012, or else to reach a deal with the ‘vulture funds’ that sued it
Economists viewed this data as the first clear sign that Washington’s trade war is starting to affect consumer prices
The conference will bring together delegates from some 30 countries and UN officials such as the rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Francesca Albanese
The economy secretary accuses the United States of having rejected proposals for agreements for ‘political reasons’
Seventy-four percent of illegal weapons enter through the northern border. Mexican authorities are mapping the main routes while Washington is downsizing the ATF
The anti-immigrant protests are targeting a generation of young people born in Spain who are now around 20 years old and have always been marginalized
The xenophobic episode in Spain is part of a broader pattern of reaction in the West that draws on a mixture of material and cultural discontent, spurred by the far right
The Department of Commerce asserts that Mexican exporters engage in unfair trade practices that have affected US farmers
In one of the most worrying calculations, it is expected that some applicants from India in the EB-2 and EB-3 categories will have to wait up to 80 years to obtain permanent residency
The Argentine president faced a rebellion from allied governors and legislators, exposing the limits of his strategy of constant confrontation
The cryptocurrency is easing its pursuit of new highs in a market increasingly shaped by institutional players
The US president met at the White House with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte following the announcement of the delivery of Patriot missiles to Kyiv
Von der Leyen and Merz urge caution amid Macron’s tougher stance against Washington
The White House’s tariff threat against Brazil to keep Bolsonaro out of prison goes beyond a violation of US law. It means that a president is now using economic blackmail to force another country’s justice system to do his bidding
China’s Hong Wang has just accomplished one of the greatest mathematical achievements of the 21st century
If New York City elects the winner of the Democratic primary as mayor in November, it will do something even more necessary than choosing a politician with progressive credentials. It will demonstrate that another time still exists for the rest of us
Trump’s policies have destroyed the traditional map of migration. Arrests of people in transit on their way to the northern border have dropped to historic lows. Now families are returning to their countries of origin or adapting to life in Mexico
In the Texas border city, religious leaders and organizations denounce the consequences of the Trump Administration’s immigration policy: ‘I really don’t believe fear adequately describes it. It’s terror,’ says a bishop
The Brazilian president prioritizes negotiations in the trade dispute, but announces that if the White House carries out the threat, he will respond with reciprocal levies
Washington’s latest offensive in the trade war leaves its partners at the mercy of the US president’s mood. His threats are being greeted with disbelief by the markets
Supporters of the conspiracy theory that the sexual predator was murdered criticize the administration’s change of position. A weekend social media post by the president has met with significant backlash from his own followers
The release of a video game that revisits the origins of the phenomenon in Sicily has reignited the debate about how the arts have portrayed the notorious criminal organizations — with varying degrees of success
With his new solo album, the frontman for The National, an indie rock band, wants to put the bad times behind him and show that beauty can emerge from the worst of times
The Finnish-American law professor warns about the rise of digital authoritarianism in the US. As a defender of European-style regulation as a democratic model, she calls on the EU to resist external and internal pressure
An investigation by several media outlets, including EL PAÍS, reveals that Frontex provided the European police agency with indiscriminate information on thousands of people, gathered from covert interrogations of new arrivals in Europe
Gallup poll shows 79% of Americans favor immigrants, a significant increase from a year earlier and a high point in a nearly 25-year trend
While authorities insist that no one will be turned away based on immigration status, recent local-federal enforcement deals are fueling mistrust
Forty years ago, ‘Legend’ hit theaters, but neither the filmmakers nor the audience seemed entirely sure what the movie was about
Cheap foreign labor have long been a fixture outside these stores, but recent immigration raids nationwide are now driving job-seekers away
The photojournalist has covered wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya and Sudan for more than 20 years
Artificial intelligence, biotechnology, semiconductors, space science and quantum physics are key sectors in today’s geopolitics, where power is tied to technology. European countries yearn to overcome their dependence on the US and China, but fragmentation complicates the path going forward
Interesting facts about entertainment, housing, robots, inequality, and an extinct flu
The widow of José Mujica remembers him during a conversation with EL PAÍS in the country house where they shared a life together. Topolansky, who previously served as a senator and as the vice president of Uruguay, and her husband dedicated themselves to politics for 40 years
Amid the trade war with the US, Beijing’s regime is prioritizing technology as a key driver of economic and political power
From Sam Altman to Mark Zuckerberg, these are the key figures of the tech elite that rules the new global order
El Chapo’s son accepts responsibility on four counts of drug trafficking and organized crime and pledges ‘substantial assistance’ in exchange for prosecutors requesting a lighter sentence
The chases by ICE agents in Camarillo and Carpinteria were chaotic, leading to around 100 arrests. The Trump administration accuses the farms of exploiting juveniles
The British actor became known in series such as ‘Game of Thrones.’ Now he has joined Brad Pitt and Javier Bardem in ‘F1′
Of the remains recovered, only six of the deceased have been fully identified. Forensic experts have subjected 133 to a hydration process to extract their fingerprints
Human Rights Watch has gathered testimonies from those detained during the July 11, 2021 protests. Four years on, hundreds remain behind bars
The image of an immigration officer carrying out an arrest with his face covered has become a symbol of Trump’s immigration policy. Several initiatives seek to curb the practice
Standing two meters tall, weighing a hundred kilos of muscle, with a rebellious curl in his black hair, the Man of Steel has had many faces over 85 years of adaptations. Now he’s being accused of being ‘woke’ and pro-immigrant
Victims of the worst civilian massacre in Europe since World War II recall the inaction of the international community and lament that, now that war has returned to the continent, the world has failed to learn from the tragedy
The US president adds uncertainty to trade discussions by notifying Prime Minister Carney by letter of an unexpected levy that will take effect on August 1
Experts on freedom of expression and information have launched a campaign to denounce the climate of retaliation and self-censorship that has emerged during the Trump era
Independently compiled data shows a dramatic increase since mid-May to 209. With the larger immigration budget approved in the mega-tax law, this number is expected to rise
Judge Joseph Laplante admits a class-action lawsuit, allowing him to issue a temporary nationwide stay
Despite confirming the end of his musical career more than a year ago, the Puerto Rican reggaeton artist is back with a new name: DY
Wordplay flirting with substance abuse in prime time and political barbs have brought drugs into the media. Do they normalize drug use or act as a deterrent? Various experts reflect on the issue
The temporary suspension of PEPFAR has disrupted preventive treatments, infant testing, and the work of community health teams serving vulnerable populations in the Global South, according to UNAIDS
A social mobility survey shows that 50% of people born into the lowest economic strata do not improve their economic condition
