The document states that federal agents allowed chemical munitions fired during protests to enter an affordable housing complex, affecting children, veterans, and people with disabilities
The transportation secretary said the devices crossed in from Mexico and were neutralized. Aviation authorities initially announced that the measure would last 10 days
An analysis of more than 36 million articles written by women shows that the gender gap in research is also reflected in specialized journals
The Greenland crisis underscores the need for the EU to be able to defend itself without Washington’s help
The taqueria founded by Victor Villa, a Californian with parents from Michoacán, appeared for six seconds during the halftime show. On Monday, the line at the restaurant was over an hour long
The unforgettable comic star would have turned 100 in 2026. It wasn’t until late in his career that he discovered his natural gift for comedy
Ricardo Trevilla, Secretary of Defense, says that the Claudia Sheinbaum government has recovered 215 powerful .50 caliber rifles from criminals, one of the drug traffickers’ favorites
Beyond the xenophobia, as was made clear by Bad Bunny’s performance at the Super Bowl, the existence of different languages does not weaken countries, but enriches them
Dissidents are beginning to slowly raise their voices again, and the longtime activist says he feels a ‘cautious optimism’
María Corina Machado’s party, the one most affected by the repression, has had up to 200 people arrested
Democrats are demanding that immigration agents show their faces and that warrants be required for arrests, two requirements that Republicans flatly reject
Fuel shortages exacerbated by Trump’s pressure tactics are accelerating the island’s decline, which has already seen a sharp drop in visitors
The Israeli prime minister is traveling to DC again to ensure that the talks include not just the nuclear program, but making Tehran limit its ballistic missiles and stop supporting militias in the Middle East
Recent economic growth has come with a widening wealth gap. The rich have greater clout than ever before
The author of the 1991 bestseller ‘Wild Swans’ and a recent follow-up memoir discusses growing up under Mao, Chinese politics today, and whether Trump is pushing the West into Beijing’s arms
During months of rehearsals, street bands and samba schools make space for pedestrians, creating islands of community spirit in a violent, unequal city where the car is still king
The judges cited the Supreme Court’s decision that allowed the government to end the same protection for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans
Nydia Velázquez, a representative for New York, is introducing a resolution co-sponsored by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other progressive congressmembers
The transfer to Spain’s Banco Santander of one of Mexico’s most powerful art collections, filled with works by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, is the latest chapter in a long story full of intrigue and controversy
The first woman to lead a government in the Asian country has propelled the ruling party to its strongest result in modern history
The country pushed for glacier conservation in 2010, and Congress is now responsible for defending the law and preventing any rollback of those protections
The Syrian surgeon, trained in Cuba, warns that, after the overthrow of the Assad regime, ‘the revolution must be protected from its own children’
Several groups of visitors have been relocated to higher-category hotels due to the island’s energy crisis
No other regional issue, not even the US military attack on Venezuela, has prompted such a firm reaction from Mexico, which has a long tradition of aligning itself with the island
The detention of the opposition leader, just hours after his release, is intended to signal that the authorities remain firmly in charge. ‘There are people who think they can do whatever they want,’ warned Diosdado Cabello
The Trump administration wants to buy facilities to house detained migrants, but it is facing citizen protests, owners who don’t want to sell, and legal barriers
The French president defends a sovereign Europe in the face of Trump’s attacks and a landscape of ‘permanent instability’
General foreman Jaume Oromí discusses the work at the temple, which is set to rise to 172.5 meters: ‘We always have the visitors below us’
The enigmatic figure of Raúl Castro’s son re‑emerges in Cuba amid U.S. actions in Venezuela and Trump’s renewed pressure on the island
The Spanish dancer created the routine performed by US skaters Madison Chock and Evan Bates at the Milan–Cortina competition
In Huitzo, Oaxaca, two experts explore the intricacies of the Tomb of the Owl, one of the most important discoveries in Mexican archaeology of the last decade
According to the investigation, the president received nearly $3.3 million from companies linked to the Alba Petróleos consortium
The historian and Harvard professor reflects on the Republican’s second term: ‘His hold on power is extraordinarily tenuous. And when he falls, he will crash’
Roger Martínez-Dávila says he was suddenly told to prove his US citizenship by the University of Colorado, where he’s been working for the last 16 years. It wasn’t required of his department colleagues with Anglo surnames
The Catholic prelate criticizes Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant offensive and warns that his foreign policy has jeopardized the United States’ ‘moral role’ in the world
The Caribbean island is dealing with its worst crisis yet, exacerbated by Trump’s latest sanctions on oil supplies
The biochemist’s company, Vega Oncotargets, has toned down its message after the false expectations generated by the announcement of a promising experiment with 45 ‘cured’ mice
Wanted in Chile for crimes committed during the dictatorship, he was convicted in the US in 1987 for the 1976 assassination in Washington DC of Orlando Letelier and his young assistant Ronni Moffitt
The US president is talking about ‘canceling’ or ‘nationalizing’ an election that appears to be going in the Democrats’ favor. As in 2020, he is already suggesting, without evidence, that it will be fraudulent
The Puerto Rican artist, with the help of Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin, delivered a brilliant performance in the most anticipated NFL Super Bowl halftime show in recent memory
The Puerto Rican artist’s ‘huge party’ on the most important stage in the country, shrouded in mystery and anticipation, promises to empower a community of 65 million individuals targeted by Trump’s anti-immigration crusade
The Vermont senator, a global icon of the left, warns in an exclusive interview with EL PAÍS that the president is using ICE as “a domestic army” and says that “it will have to be the American people who say ‘no’ to authoritarianism”
Bakers, specialists and consumers defend their traditions and recipes, after a British chef made remarks about the lack of a bread-making culture in the country
The senator met with EL PAÍS last Wednesday at the Capitol to discuss Donald Trump, the protests in Minneapolis, and the Epstein case
Brazil is home to the largest community of descendants of Japanese people abroad
The one-time British indie pop star now teaches English classes and in February celebrates the 40th anniversary of her iconic group with a Spanish tour
The strategic Swedish island in the Baltic Sea, just 170 miles from the Russian territory of Kaliningrad, is developing a comprehensive defense system against a possible attack from the Kremlin
The White House considers them ‘radical activists,’ but all they do is push platforms to follow the law, curb disinformation, and stop hate speech. EL PAÍS speaks with them about being targeted by Trump
Countries have sharply increased the money they owe to the markets, putting their own spending policies at risk in an increasingly unstable world
The US analyst is leading a series of summits in Latin America that seek to generate unity around regional sovereignty, in the face of new pressures imposed by the Trump administration
He landed his first role at nine and was riding the success of ‘The Hunger Games’ when the calls suddenly stopped. Now he splits his time between the Spanish capital and Los Angeles and has a slate of new projects underway
A new study unravels the mysteries of self-fermentation as research identifies the bacteria responsible for a rare disorder that causes people to be drunk without drinking alcohol
After Maduro’s arrest and with the immigration restrictions imposed by Trump, going back to Venezuela is becoming a real possibility for some. However, doubts remains as the Chavista regime continues to hold power
The Republican administration announces 675,000 deportees as it prioritizes raids far from the border, expulsions without court orders, and eliminates human rights concerns in its targeting of detainees
In 2023, she resigned as leader of New Zealand because she no longer had ‘enough in the tank’ to give her best. She had been in office for six years. Her departure marked the culmination of a different approach to power, one that stood in stark contrast to the male-dominated hyper-leadership that continues to dominate the world. Her understanding of politics, based on empathy and transparency, made her an icon. We spoke with her in London
According to various accounts, it was Estée Lauder’s son who first planted the idea in the US president’s head
The mass arrival of foreigners has become a hot-button issue in the Asian country, which will hold a general election on Sunday
Nicolás Maduro’s alleged frontman, disgraced in Venezuela, has been detained amid confusing circumstances with few clues as to his fate
The organizations point out that immigration control tactics could expose foreign fans to arbitrary detention during the competition
The NFL’s senior vice president, born in Mexico, manages the American football league’s brand at a time of transformation and expansion
Touching on daydreaming, field research and an oppressive family reality, artist Ed Alcock used photos, drawings and documents to reconstruct the story of his great-uncle Kendon and life in Horden, a mining town in the north of England nestled in one of the poorest areas of Europe
The Italian photojournalist, second finalist for the Luis Valtueña International Humanitarian Photography Award, portrays the intimate lives of women under the yoke of the Taliban
The North Carolina headquarters of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) is moving to Europe and will have one of its two offices in the Andalusian city
The deployment of colossal forces by the United States in the Middle East could have the corrupting effect of encouraging the president to use them
