Natural gas has the potential to be a bridge to renewable energy in Mexico
Half of the country’s electricity is generated with imported gas. For experts, this reality must be diversified, so that the country can achieve a sustainable framework
Honey Thaljieh, co-founder of the Palestinian women’s national team: ‘Soccer gave me community, a sense of belonging, dignity’
The former player, currently a FIFA public relations officer, asserts her identity, Palestinian resilience and struggle, and the power of soccer as a tool for change in a conversation with EL PAÍS
John le Carré’s tradecraft: A writer who was once a spy
The Bodleian Library in Oxford brings together manuscripts, photos and notes by the author that demonstrate his meticulousness and research
Joshua Schroeder, the first lawyer sanctioned by Trump Administration for defending a migrant, now fights for judicial independence
The attorney fears the political use of justice and the erosion of rights in the country, while personally facing a motion that could affect his career
Another crisis is driving Cubans to despair: More than three million suffer from water shortages on the island
Government authorities acknowledge that the country is experiencing ‘a very complex situation’ caused by drought and problems with the water system’s infrastructure. Some communities in Eastern Cuba have been without water for about five months
Cooperative meerkats, guide ants, and dining-room monitor hens: Animals can teach, too
Ethology is increasingly documenting cases of animals that pass on knowledge to each other
Lux Pascal, actress: ‘I’m not the only trans person in Pedro Pascal’s life’
The performer stepped into her first leading role with ‘Queen of Coal’ — and after being extremely guarded about her personal life, she’s ready to explain her hesitance
Jason Hickel: ‘As long as capital controls production, we will have perverse results’
The economic anthropologist proposes reducing the consumption of unnecessary items to avoid a social and ecological collapse
He hijacked a plane in Cuba, made it to Florida and was deported to Mexico: The life in the shadows of Adermis Wilson González
After being incarcerated for two decades in the United States, the Cuban man was released in 2021 — only to be grabbed by ICE and deported last month
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Natural gas has the potential to be a bridge to renewable energy in Mexico
Honey Thaljieh, co-founder of the Palestinian women’s national team: ‘Soccer gave me community, a sense of belonging, dignity’
John le Carré’s tradecraft: A writer who was once a spy
Joshua Schroeder, the first lawyer sanctioned by Trump Administration for defending a migrant, now fights for judicial independence
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