The Morgan Library, an abandoned subway station and other New York City secrets
From the air, underground, or at street-level, EL PAÍS has put together a list of 10 surprising places to explore in the Big Apple, beyond the touristy clichés
Baroness Ariane de Rothschild: ‘Saying taxes should be raised for the sake of it isn’t the solution; governments should review their policies first’
She is the first woman — who, moreover, is neither a Rothschild by blood nor Jewish — to lead the main bank of the legendary financial dynasty. She warns that a stock market bubble is forming: ‘Valuations are very high’
China goes on the offensive: How it uses geoeconomics to reshape the world
Beijing is mobilizing its full diplomatic, investment, and technological capacity to consolidate its position of power against the United States
War, snow and the deadliest sniper in history: The bestselling novel that revives the forgotten epic of Finland’s defense against the USSR
In ‘The Winter Warriors,’ French writer Olivier Norek narrates the 1939-40 confrontation between the two countries
Madrid’s growing popularity as a filming location: More benefits for the city, more grief for the residents
Over 1,000 movies were shot in the Spanish capital last year, most of them in the city center, partly because of low permit fees: ‘This occupation of our streets has become the norm in our daily lives’
Trumpist, Cuban and 27 years old: Bryan Calvo, the mayor-elect who promises to bring change to Hialeah
The politician will be the youngest councilman in Florida in one of the US’ most Hispanic cities, where more than 75% of the residents are of Cuban origin
Albert Ramdin, secretary general of the OAS: ‘Latin America is more polarized than it has been in the last 30 years’
The veteran diplomat is calling for ‘a new legislative framework’ that provides ‘more freedom’ to combat drug cartels
Patti Smith: ‘I’ve never seen a world so driven by power and money’
This year, the singer-songwriter celebrates the 50th anniversary of ‘Horses’, the album that made her famous, and releases her memoir ‘Bread of Angels.’ Her voice, steadfast in its commitment to the world’s just causes, continues to resonate through her writing and performances
Stressed, sleepless elephants: India’s sacred animal succumbs to the pressures of tourism
Fabio Lovati|Amber (India)|
Once revered, the pachyderms of Jaipur are now at the center of a thriving but controversial industry
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The Morgan Library, an abandoned subway station and other New York City secrets
Baroness Ariane de Rothschild: ‘Saying taxes should be raised for the sake of it isn’t the solution; governments should review their policies first’
China goes on the offensive: How it uses geoeconomics to reshape the world
Madrid’s growing popularity as a filming location: More benefits for the city, more grief for the residents
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- Large-scale study confirms that millions of people are taking a heart attack drug unnecessarily
- The story behind the Basque Country-Palestine soccer match
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