Gastronomy in the times of Gaza
In such a bleak present, food can matter, especially if we consider the social implications of eating
Milei and his ‘financial freedom’: This is how the logic of economic cruelty works
Verónica Gago|
The president of Argentina has continued implementing his austerity measures. This, after the congressional elections, which were marked by blackmail from Donald Trump, who conditioned the promise of a financial bailout on Milei’s victory
The long road of libertarians in Latin America: from think tanks to the halls of power
Argentinean journalist Soledad Vallejos’ new book explores the path of organizations that began to promote liberal ideals decades ago, and now represent the new right and far right
The Mexican town where migrants disappear
After passing through San José El Hueyate and Puerto Madero, on the Chiapas coast near the Guatemala border, 83 migrants have gone missing. EL PAÍS has identified three mass disappearances between September and December 2024 with the same modus operandi: sea voyages headed north that never reach their destination. Among the victims are women and children, as well as many young men. In a territory marked by battles between organized crime groups, all signs point to human trafficking
Captain Cook was cooked, but not eaten
A remarkable new book about the navigator, ‘Wide, Wide Sea’ by Hampton Sides, traces the adventurer’s third voyage and its fateful conclusion
Eight days to confront your childhood: The Hoffman Method, extreme therapy with a cult following among the rich and famous
The retreat promises ‘total reconnection’ in one week. Its proponents speak of catharsis; its detractors, of a too-abrupt journey into one’s own wounds
Leonie von Ungern-Sternberg, baroness and TikToker: ‘Belonging to the aristocracy means nothing. They can take everything from you, except what’s in your head’
The 29-year-old aristocrat shares the daily life of a ‘modern baroness’ and her family’s complex history with her thousands of TikTok followers
The cost of living and housing in China is forcing young people to move out of megacities
Tired of the hyper-competitiveness of metropolises like Beijing and Shanghai, a new generation is beginning to move to cities like Chengdu and Changsha
Eduardo Padrón: ‘What is happening to immigrants in the US is unacceptable and shows a lack of respect for human dignity’
The Cuban-American academic and president emeritus of Miami Dade College joins a public campaign denouncing Trump’s ‘dehumanizing’ immigration policies
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