Fear at the day labor spot: The migrant workers struggling to find jobs outside a Home Depot
Cheap foreign labor have long been a fixture outside these stores, but recent immigration raids nationwide are now driving job-seekers away
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Several valleys, surrounded by desert and ocean, have become a magnet for gastronomy lovers
Lucía Topolansky, widow of Uruguay’s José Mujica: ‘Pepe was the nice one in the family. I was the sergeant’
The widow of José Mujica remembers him during a conversation with EL PAÍS in the country house where they shared a life together. Topolansky, who previously served as a senator and as the vice president of Uruguay, and her husband dedicated themselves to politics for 40 years
China has a plan: Technological innovation to secure its place on the geopolitical stage
Amid the trade war with the US, Beijing’s regime is prioritizing technology as a key driver of economic and political power
Eccentrics and visionaries: The 15 tech bros who rule the world
From Sam Altman to Mark Zuckerberg, these are the key figures of the tech elite that rules the new global order
Europe’s arduous technological rearmament
Artificial intelligence, biotechnology, semiconductors, space science and quantum physics are key sectors in today’s geopolitics, where power is tied to technology. European countries yearn to overcome their dependence on the US and China, but fragmentation complicates the path going forward
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Forty years ago, ‘Legend’ hit theaters, but neither the filmmakers nor the audience seemed entirely sure what the movie was about
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The photojournalist has covered wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya and Sudan for more than 20 years
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