Presentation of analysis on Christopher Columbus’ alleged remains postponed indefinitely
Forensic scientist José Antonio Lorente, who claimed that the explorer was a Jew from Spain in a documentary, said he would publish his results in November
Edmundo González says he will take office as president of Venezuela on January 10
Venezuela’s opposition has called for a protest for December 1, while Nicolás Maduro has warned his opponents not to ‘underestimate the strength’ of his regime
The story of Guns N’ Roses’ failed album: 17 years of turmoil, a ban in China and hardcore porn in the studio
While rumors of a possible new record continue to grow, ‘Chinese Democracy’ remains one of the great monumental failures of this century — a misstep that marked a before and after in the history of contemporary music
From Bannon to Musk: The decade that made misinformation the new normal
The impact of the disinformation industry, the media crisis, and the political agendas of social networks has created a perfect storm in democracies, one that is eroding the relationship between citizens, information, and reality
Donald Trump and professional wrestling: A long and extravagant love story
The mobilization of fans of the UFC, the mixed martial arts league, was key to the victory of the president-elect, who has just appointed a former wrestling executive as Secretary of Education
Mariupol and Donetsk after a thousand days of war: ‘We want peace and quiet’
EL PAÍS enters an area of Ukraine controlled by Moscow. Complaints about poor reconstruction contrast with the sense of ‘liberation’ expressed by the pro-Russian residents
US border braces for four years of cruelty: ‘If they catch us, what will happen to my little girl?’
While rights groups join forces against the promise of mass deportations, migrants at the border are waiting for a CBP One appointment with growing anxiety as Trump’s inauguration gets closer
A horrible murder compounded by police negligence: How Sheyla Cóndor was killed in Peru
The non-commissioned officer who murdered the young woman had time to flee after a disastrous investigation that officials tried to hinder. The alleged killer was later found dead in suspicious circumstances
José Mujica’s left returns to power in Uruguay
Yamandú Orsi defeated the conservative candidate Álvaro Delgado in a race marked by civility. The outcome bucks the populist, conservative trend on display elsewhere in the Americas, from Milei in Argentina to Trump in the US
Former Spanish military man who spied on Assange for CIA falsified evidence in his own defense
A judge wants David Morales to be investigated for falsifying official documents and procedural fraud. The owner of UC Global tried to blame the former ambassador of Ecuador, now deceased, for ordering the wiretaps against the WikiLeaks founder