Iran’s frozen assets, the last major stumbling block in negotiations with Washington
The possible release of retained funds is being read as a major concession by Trump that could help the Islamic Republic survive
The far right takes flight in Colombia under Abelardo de la Espriella
The ‘outsider’ candidate is proving the most adept at waving the flag of the radical right in a society disenchanted with traditional politics and moderate parties
The banker, the film, and the scandal that threatens Flávio Bolsonaro’s candidacy
The right-wing candidate is slipping in the polls over his ties to the mastermind behind a corruption scandal
Maduro faces new criminal investigation
‘It’s hell’: Migrant women suffer constant abuse in ICE centers
Reports of neglect and abuse of pregnant women at detention centers are piling up and reaching Congress
The Enhanced Games: A night of hypertrophic delirium in a Las Vegas parking lot
Only one world record was broken — with a banned swimsuit — in a mockery of competition that trivialized doping and its health consequences
Brazil closes former psychiatric hospital where 60,000 people died and gives a home to the last survivors
The transfer of the 14 patients who remained at Hospital-Colônia de Barbacena ends an era marked by the institutionalization of sane people rejected by society, including alcoholics, epileptics and single mothers
In the final stretch of Colombia’s presidential campaign, undecided voters are in high demand
The leading candidates are looking to attract citizens who are still considering their vote, while being careful not to lose their base of loyal supporters
The Øresund Strait, the new frontier in Russia’s hybrid war against NATO
The maritime route between Sweden and Denmark has become a key point for Moscow, which uses it to move oil from the Baltic to the North Sea
Fear of ICE pushes Washington DC daycare workers into hiding
Federica Narancio|Washington
Delia spent 20 years building her dream of an early childhood center. Now she and her employees, many of whom are undocumented, live in fear of being arrested
The extraditions Mexico wants and Washington hasn’t granted: From fraud networks to cartel figures
Miles Davis, a century of jazz’s great alchemist
It has been 100 years since the birth of one of the most creative and influential artists in history, one whose work is essential to understanding the various developments of Black music
‘México ’86,’ a satire about the inner workings of a World Cup, complete with a scheme to deceive FIFA
Diego Luna plays a bureaucrat who will do everything in his power to ensure his country hosts the World Cup for a second time in a Netflix film directed by Gabriel Ripstein
A Franciscan monk, a festival with Karol G, and the Vatican’s investments: How the Pope came to say that ‘AI needs to be be disarmed’
Criticism of big tech in Leo XIV’s first encyclical contrasts with the fact that the Church has no problem buying stocks in the industry
Anatoly Karpov, an incomparable chess hero
A six‑time world champion and winner of more tournaments than anyone, he remains a towering symbol of the sport
Venice has had enough: Local elections will decide the city’s direction on tourism
Longevity researcher Juan Carlos Izpisua presents latest data on aging process: ‘It is a loss of identity at the cellular level’
The Spanish scientist works at Altos Labs, a secretive US biotech company funded by billionaires seeking to eliminate the effects of aging
Global mental health snapshot: 1.2 billion people are living with mental disorders
Spain’s unique Mar Menor, 10 years after infamous pollution episode: From the ‘green soup’ to ‘a tiny Mediterranean’
Miguel Ángel Ruiz|San Pedro del Pinatar
‘No vaccines, no treatment and in a conflict zone’: Why this Ebola outbreak is ‘very worrying’
Power of Siberia-2, the gas pipeline the Kremlin craves and that brings Xi and Putin together
Russia and China are moving closer to linking the Arctic Circle to Shanghai but the urgency is on Moscow’s side
Why are there more top grades at university? ChatGPT is to blame
Trump discloses stock market investments that fuel concerns about conflict of interest
Kevin Warsh wants changes after being appointed Fed chair
‘Mi casa es su casa’: The architecture that explains Puerto Rico
Ana Teresa Toro / Fotografía de Steph Segarra
Bad Bunny’s casita is at the center of his concerts on the ‘DebÍ Tirar Más Fotos’ world tour. It’s a symbol of home, but also of an entire community
Edith Sánchez fights for her severance after 25 years working for Luis Miguel: ‘He told me I was like his mother; thank God I never believed it’
The cancer survivor discusses her struggle to collect the settlement owed to her as the singer’s assistant
Lena Dunham, the millennial icon who changed the way the body and sex are portrayed
What would happen if a tradwife woke up in 1855?
Sergio Ramírez: ‘It is paradoxical that I should join the RAE precisely for being an exile’
The Cervantes Prize winner reflects in Panama on his entry into the Royal Spanish Academy
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The Julio César Chávez family: Mexico’s most famous boxing dynasty faces a different kind of fight
Addiction, legal troubles and accusations of criminal ties have thrust the clan from Sinaloa into the spotlight for reasons that have nothing to do with the ring
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Janet Murguía: ‘The threat is not only for immigrants, but for all Americans’
A bittersweet year for Afrikaners, the only refugees admitted by Trump
Luis Rafael Sánchez: ‘Republicans can’t stand the idea of Puerto Rico becoming a US state’
NUEVAYoL: The Puerto Rican New York that Bad Bunny sings about
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