The Fifth Circuit’s decision represents a setback for the Trump administration’s immigration policy in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi, as it found that the practice violates due process
EL PAÍS reconstructs the feline’s final movements after he escaped from a facility when doors were left open, and later died of a gunshot wound during a containment operation
Six young people in their 20s compose and rap in their native language and in Spanish about the history of their communities
In societies where family caregiving is taken for granted, its foundations are rarely questioned. But when the emotional bond is fragile, what once seemed obvious can turn into an ethical dilemma
Le Creuset casserole dishes – which turned 100 in 2025 – come from a small French town. EL PAÍS went inside the factory to see how these covetable objects are created
The legendary South African establishment is home to Amura, chef Ángel León’s first restaurant outside of Spain
We have changed from wanting animals to understand human language to wanting to understand how they communicate with each other
In the 1986 World Cup, England supporters became violent, reinforcing security measures in Mexico. Today the face of one of the most feared fan cohorts has changed
Many relatives are asking the same questions: why the Trump Administration did not notify them of the deportation, and why the Venezuelan government did not release the deportees, who landed before the earthquake struck
Several recent polls show the pessimism with which the public views this year’s Fourth of July celebrations
Growing recognition of the military leader Bernardo de Gálvez is helping highlight the role played by Spain and Latin America in the founding of the United States
Since its founding in 1776, the United States has intervened abroad more than 500 times. A third of those interventions have taken place since 1999
The 147 men, women and children who landed in Caracas after being deported from the United States were being held at a hotel that collapsed. Only 12 have been found alive, but one survivor says: ‘I’m sure more of us survived’
In the overcrowded displacement camps of the Palestinian territory, with no electricity and restricted access to water, residents find no respite from high temperatures and extreme humidity
Edmundo González, the opposition candidate in the 2024 election, insists the Nobel Peace Prize laureate has the right to return
