Jovenel Moïse, a president surrounded by too many enemies
The Haitian leader, who was assassinated on Wednesday at his home in Port-au-Prince, had gone up against senators, powerful businesses and Venezuela during his time in office
Spanish tourism industry welcomes UK decision to lift amber list quarantine for fully vaccinated travelers
The measure, effective on July 19, is good news on a day when a French government official recommended against travel to Spain and Portugal
Assassination of President Jovenel Moïse plunges Haiti further into uncertainty
The head of state was shot while asleep at home by unidentified gunmen, with the government saying the “suspected killers” have been detained
¿Qué? Spanish News Podcast S05E07: Delta strain in Spain and the debate over bilingual education programs
This week, we discuss the rise in coronavirus cases among young, unvaccinated people, and talk with IE Business School teacher Joe Haslam about why a growing number of Spanish schools are no longer teaching courses in English
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, July 8, 2021
Aircraft alert cuts short Spanish, Lithuanian leaders’ press conference at Šiauliai air base
Pedro Sánchez is on a three-day tour of the Baltics, where he was meeting with troops when a Eurofighter was urgently sent out due to the presence of at least one Russian plane
Spain’s tourism sector fears wave of cancellations by foreign visitors
Spread of the delta strain of the coronavirus could lead to renewed restrictions on international mobility just as the industry was hoping to begin its recovery. France has already recommended against travel to Spain
Delta coronavirus variant now dominant in at least four Spanish regions
According to the latest Health Ministry report, the more contagious strain accounts for 11% of cases, but experts warn that the real figure is much higher
The making of ‘Macarena,’ the Spanish smash hit that got the world dancing
In 1996, Antonio Romero and Rafael Ruiz shot to the top of the US charts with a remix of their song and stayed there for 14 weeks; 25 years later, they look back on the highs and lows of their runaway success
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$550 million and six years of painstaking work: the renovation that has kept the hotel from ‘Some Like It Hot’ as pristine as it was nearly 140 years ago
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