When Cádiz was the gateway to the United States
The Provincial Historical Archive reconstructs 250 years of relations between the USA and the southern Spanish city, where it opened one of its first consulates
Despite criticism, ICE will deploy gloves that deliver electric shocks for its immigration enforcement operations
The agency awarded a $16.7 million contract to add the devices to its arsenal, while Democrats and civil organizations question their safety and oversight
Trump’s restrictions on mail-in voting stall in the courts
A new court ruling has put the decree, which would benefit the president in the midterms, on hold for two weeks
Fundación Chuwie: A sloth rescue center on the verge of shutting down in Venezuela
Diego Torres Pantin|Caracas|
A married couple devotes themselves to helping these animals, which are threatened by road accidents and electrocutions. Since 2020, they have aided more than 1,000 individuals
How a holiday in Spain ended in tragedy for an Irish-New Zealand couple
The couple’s teenage children found their bodies next to a hot tub at a vacation rental near Valencia. Investigators are focusing on a possible technical fault while awaiting toxicology results
ILO proposes dismissing 120 staff to offset part of the United States’ debt to the organization
The United Nations agency’s director‑general asks the governing body for authorization to make the staff cuts, which unions oppose
The women standing by Lindsay Clancy: ‘We need to understand what drove her to kill her children. It cannot happen again’
The pink-dressed supporters, who have protested at the Massachusetts trial, say doctors failed to provide adequate treatment despite the mother’s severe mental health struggles
Fears of a second flood grow in Nepal and Tibet as more than 1,500 remain missing
Rain is feeding several natural dams after the disaster, which has killed over 540 people
Geographies of cruelty: The shifting map of Mexico’s clandestine graves
The rise in disappearances and criminal violence, together with the growing efforts of citizen search groups, has transformed the pattern of discoveries across Mexico during the administrations of Calderón, Peña Nieto and López Obrador
‘Our students need to know that we’re here to fight for them’: A school organizes to protect its students from ICE
Cora Cervantes|Los Angeles|
Together with social workers, psychologists and counselors, administrators at a Los Angeles center are drawing up a plan to protect and provide emotional support for students affected by immigration raids
Norway’s crown prince becomes King Haakon VIII amid family scandals: From Epstein ties to a shaman brother-in-law
The new monarch takes the throne as his wife, Mette-Marit, remains under scrutiny over her links to the convicted sex offender
In the US, ICE arrests at school bus stops spark fear as students return to class
Worries about immigration raids are contributing to a decline in Hispanic student enrollment
The Strait of Hormuz after six months of war: Blockades, drones and the shadow fleet
Attacks on commercial vessels continue in the strategic waterway as Iran and Oman finalize negotiations over a new shipping route
Partial lunar eclipse, in pictures
El País / Wires|
The astronomical phenomenon was visible in parts of the Americas and Europe. The Earth moved between the sun and the moon, causing part of our satellite’s surface to pass into Earth’s shadow and take on a reddish hue
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