The life and career of José Mujica, in images
The former president of Uruguay and Latin American leader died at his ranch near Montevideo at the age of 89
Former Uruguayan president José ‘Pepe’ Mujica, the quiet revolutionary, dies at 89
The former guerrilla fighter and symbol of the Latin American left has died after a long battle with cancer. He captivated the world with his steadfast commitment to frugality and simplicity
What are white South Africans ‘refugees’ in the United States escaping from?
Trump said that the group is a victim of ‘genocide,’ a claim that has been refuted by various groups
Mexico’s security chief confirms 17 of Ovidio Guzmán’s relatives have left for the US
In an interview, Omar García Harfuch said that none of the family members were wanted by Mexican authorities
Valencina, the monumental complex led by women 5,000 years ago
A study reconstructs how the inhabitants of the Iberian Peninsula lived in the Copper Age
Trump signs $600 billion deal with Saudi Arabia for weapons and critical minerals
The measures include a $142 billion agreement to supply US defense equipment to Riyadh
‘Menopausal’ at 15?: ‘I was prescribed the pill and then told I’d never get a period’
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14 shows axed: ‘The Equalizer,’ ‘Suits L.A.,’ ‘FBI: Most Wanted,’ and others say farewell
The major US broadcast networks have announced which TV shows will continue and which will be cancelled
The homeless people of Madrid’s Barajas airport: ‘I’m sick of sleeping on the floor’
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Mexico asks US to clarify if Ovidio Guzmán’s mother and 16 relatives crossed the border
Among the group of people who allegedly crossed on foot on May 9 through the San Ysidro port of entry in Tijuana is Griselda Guadalupe López Pérez, El Chapo’s ex-wife and one of the main operators of the Sinaloa Cartel
Day 1 of Sean Combs’ trial: Prosecutors expose two decades of organized crime, defense says victims are out for money
After a week of jury selection, the trial against the rap mogul begins in New York
Leo XIV, a pope to confront Trump’s campaign of mass deportations
People close to the pope say that he will not ‘sit back’ while the US president criminalizes, detains, and expels thousands of migrants
Trump and tariffs: The art of backpedaling
The agreement with China is further evidence of the erratic trade policy of the US president, who presents the solution to a problem of his own making as a triumph
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The trade war, combined with the Republican administration’s cuts, is fueling fears among American producers
Outrage against US government’s constitutional attack to eliminate habeas corpus as in World War II
The lack of resources for the expulsion of undocumented immigrants leads Trump administration to order the hiring of 20,000 agents to assist immigration authorities
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