December 16, 2023

EL PAÍS climbs aboard with President López Obrador for the inauguration of his pet project, with a route from Campeche to Cancún that still lacks connections, garages and workmanship

When a child discovers who is behind this Christmas tradition, they may feel angry, deceived or disappointed. Talking to them without downplaying their feelings and making them part of magic can help

Interpol and Europol have alerted the authorities in nearly 200 countries about a global criminal network that was dismantled this past May. The Spanish National Police discovered how – by using satellites and on-the-ground informants – this group used broadcast delays to take advantage of gambling operators

The conviction is one of several verdicts handed down in a complicated financial trial that aired the city state’s dirty laundry and tested its justice system

The ruling moves action in the case back to Hamilton County Common Pleas, where abortion clinics asked Judge Christian Jenkins this week to throw out the law following voters’ decision to approve enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution

The South American country’s political actors have all staked their positions on the new constitutional text, causing some internal divisions within the parties

The 2024 Olympic Games will hardly change the French capital, but they might transform the outskirts of the city, an area marked by unrest, poverty and exclusion, but also by youth and dynamism

The Coast Guard resumed its enforcement activities at the same time that Von der Leyen announced new plans with the North African country, in a letter to the European Council

The clash between the two countries has forced over 100,000 ethnic Armenians to flee their homes

TikTok is full of tutorials with techniques to achieve this look, from eyebrow dyes to root touch-up sprays or stickers. Experts analyze the effectiveness of the myriad of alternatives

Two recent scientific studies have been inspired by the lotus flower and scavengers. They are part of an attempt to develop surfaces and devices that take advantage of residual power

The gases of the interstellar medium are the raw material from which stars are built. This is the fuel that keeps galaxies ‘alive’

Luxury buyers are becoming younger thanks to social media, installment payments and resale platforms; they devour classic and exclusive articles whose greatest appeal is the fact that they are expensive

Following the Hamas attack, the Israeli government froze crossing permits for Palestinians working in the country and in Jewish settlements, especially in construction. Faced with the economic downturn, the government is looking for new cheap labor in Africa and is considering revoking the measure

Brittany Watts, 21 weeks and 5 days pregnant, is accused of abuse of a corpse. That’s a fifth-degree felony punishable by up to a year in prison and a $2,500 fine

The President has been criticized about the record numbers of migrants at the border while he is also trying to address the political weakness before a potential campaign rematch next year with Donald Trump

Anger over the killings is likely to increase pressure on the Israeli government to renew Qatar-mediated negotiations with Hamas over swapping more captives for Palestinians imprisoned in Israel

The Mexican writer just published ‘Transporte a la infancia,’ a story of violence and love through her memories as a young trans girl who, in many ways, was saved by her mother

A new report released by OECD, ECLAC, CAF and the European Commission shows that private financing for development has tripled in the region, and identifies the care economy, agriculture and digital transformation as key sectors of opportunity

Lawyers for the former Mexican official, imprisoned in the U.S. for drug trafficking and organized crime, say they have new evidence that exonerates their client

Key to prevention, report authors say, is early diagnosis of individuals with psychiatric disorders to implement preventive measures for their offspring

People becoming homeless for the first time were behind much of the increase, and it ended a downward trend in family homelessness that began in 2012.

The poll found that about half of U.S. adults, 51%, say democracy is working ‘not too well’ or ‘not well at all’