Mario Hernández, owner of El Califa de León: ‘They named my grill cook a chef, and he began thinking he was a rock star’
One year after receiving the Michelin star, Hernández talks to EL PAÍS about what has changed inside and outside the taquería
Frozen water found in a young star system for the first time
Astronomers in the United States and Spain have detected crystalline ice on a Sun-like star in its infancy
The ordeal of eight Venezuelan women deported to El Salvador and rejected by Bukele’s government
US officials did not tell the migrants they were being sent to Central America, where authorities refused to take them in. Three are now in Venezuela and five remain in detention in the United States
Pope Leo XIV has much work ahead on equality, labor, and migration
Neomi De Anda|
The leader of the Catholic Church must respond to the hopes of women, including in the developed world
‘Horrible, horrible, horrible’: The Gérard Depardieu box office hit that still sparks outrage 50 years later
‘Going Places’ was one of France’s biggest hits of the 1970s, but its misogynistic content and scenes of violence against women sparked a debate that remains more relevant than ever today
Nawaf Salam, Lebanese prime minister: ‘The disarmament of Hezbollah is the goal, not the starting point’
The new government in Beirut is seeking peace while trying to rebuild the state and the country’s economy
Latin American left bids farewell to Pepe Mujica: ‘We’ll miss you very much, dear old man’
From Claudia Sheinbaum to Pedro Sánchez, Gabriel Boric, and Gustavo Petro, the main progressive leaders praise the legacy of the former Uruguayan president
US files first terrorism charge against a Mexican drug trafficker
California accuses Pedro Inzunza and his son of the Beltrán Leyva organization of trafficking fentanyl for the Sinaloa Cartel
Judge approves reducing life sentences for Menendez brothers to 50 years in prison
Contrary to the recommendations of the prosecution, Lyle and Erik Menendez are eligible for a new sentence with the possibility of parole
Europe fears US inaction if Russia-Ukraine meeting in Istanbul fails
The EU claims to be involved in peace efforts despite not sitting at the negotiating table and threatens further sanctions if the Kremlin does not accede to demands for a ceasefire
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