The first deployment of Colombians to the country, coordinated by the UAE, was in 2024, but the network has expanded and now includes contractors from countries such as El Salvador
The geneticist speaks with EL PAÍS about the advances and challenges in the field of cancer research
Hormone therapies promise to increase muscle mass and sex drive, while bringing down depression. But because of advertising claims and ideological elements, this means that only a minority of men who inject themselves do so for medical reasons
The subversive Indigenous organization had a marked passion for the game and dreamed of staging big matches, one of them against Inter Milan, an attempt that failed. There was, however, a match in 1999 between the Zapatistas and a team of veteran Mexico internationals
Spanish biologist Ignacio Paulin became fascinated by the behavior of these fish, in a project that could now disappear due to budget cuts by the Trump administration
The first deployment of Colombians to the country, coordinated by the UAE, was in 2024, but the network has expanded and now includes contractors from countries such as El Salvador
Alberto Rodríguez made headlines this week after escaping an attack against him that left four dead in Azcapotzalco
The Trump administration will sell or transfer seven of the 11 properties it acquired to expand detention capacity, following lawsuits, investigations, and local opposition
The score, seven short pieces for flute and harp, will be performed for the first time at Paris’s Fête de la Musique on June 21
The far-right candidate’s campaign benefited from using content creators to attack rivals and from prioritizing short, emotional messages
In recent years, countries that once financed the pseudotreatments, such as the United Kingdom and France, have stopped doing so, and Germany has plans to do the same this year
The far‑right candidate presents his tough-on-crime program at a time when polls show his rival, President Lula, taking a bigger lead
El Nacimiento, a small town in Coahuila, is fighting to preserve the identity, memory and traditions of its ancestors, who came to the area from Texas fleeing slavery
Dinorah Figuera, who was president of the parallel opposition National Assembly of 2015, returns to Caracas from her exile in Spain to meet with Chavista leaders and the U.S. envoy
The Iran deal reinforces a pattern already seen in the appeasement of China or the backpedaling on Greenland. Verbal bluster cannot conceal the multiple reversals
Vice President JD Vance had been scheduled to attend the negotiation at the Bürgenstock Resort on the shores of Lake Lucerne. Swiss officials said ‘preparatory work’ is underway despite the new delay
Janeese Lewis George, a democratic socialist like the mayor of New York, emerges as a mayoral candidate in the US capital amid threats of interference from Trump
In 2021, then-president Joe Biden signed a bill that made Juneteenth an official federal holiday. This historic legislation marked a significant milestone in recognizing and commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans
On the heels of a tour and Oscar nomination for the ‘One Battle After Another’ soundtrack — and amid criticism of his rejection of the Israel cultural boycott — the musician releases ‘Ranjha’ with Shye Ben Tzur and The Rajasthan Express
New York will test Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s influence in several Democratic races for Congress
On the day of the opening game and this Tuesday, the country recorded two of the days with the fewest intentional homicides in the past decade, a trend that has become established over the past year
In a ceremony featuring speeches by directors Denis Villeneuve and Michael Mann, the actor spoke about how Los Angeles has welcomed him and continues to make room for those who dream of making it big
Move over, Barrio de Salamanca. This downtown area overlooking Retiro Park has long been a favorite destination for expats with money. But the richest of the rich have found an even more secluded spot to live and play: La Moraleja
Continental allies negotiate how to replace key military capabilities —such as fighters, ships and tanker aircraft— that Washington will stop making available to the Atlantic Alliance
The president spent weeks boasting about the no-bid contracts awarded to two companies for $14.2 million, only to have the water turn green in a matter of days
The U.S. president blocks confirmation of his own nominee Jay Clayton as director of intelligence to pressure the Senate to approve his bill, which requires proof of citizenship to vote
A group of congressmembers has sent a letter to senior US officials expressing ‘grave concern about the brazen interference’ in another country’s presidential election. The letter also underscores Espriella’s ties to a paramilitary group and questions the origin of his properties in Florida
EL PAÍS’s statistical model predicts that Spain is the favorite but the 2010 champion only wins one out of every six times on our simulator. Check out our updated odds for each team
The FBI has arrested five people accused of plotting to attack attendees with drones and use snipers to shoot ‘high-value targets’ as they fled
The prosecution maintains that the defendants coordinated actions to obstruct immigration operations, while the defense alleges political persecution and questions the strength of the evidence
Warnings of protests and violence are on the rise ahead of the possible victory of far right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella
DNA recovered from multiple cemeteries finds the oldest trace of plague already present in hunter-gatherer societies
A population study indicates that the link between impulsivity, alcohol, and violence falls by as much as 62% among users of these drugs
Crowds gathered in the capital, Dhaka, to watch the Albiceleste’s opening World Cup match
It is important to resist the temptation to think that the deal between the United States and Iran is the end of the conflict. Its most intricate element is the sanctions and how to lift them
Civil rights organizations warn that visa problems for players and officials and fans’ fears of possible stadium raids are hurting the tournament experience
The strengthening of surveillance on French Atlantic beaches, the point closest to the British coast, is leading more and more people to depart from Belgium, an even more dangerous crossing
The prestigious Spanish prize goes to the ‘first woman to travel to the Moon, holder of numerous records, honored for her role in space exploration,’ including the Artemis 2 mission
The founder of Banco Master is accused of a multimillion-dollar fraud. A second attempt to strike a plea deal has been rejected because he did not name accomplices or provide conclusive evidence
The new head of the financial institution will chair his first meeting to decide the path of interest rates. He is also expected to change the Fed’s narrative and communications
The right-wing candidate holds a slim 36,000-vote lead over the leftist Roberto Sánchez with 99.2% of votes counted. Remaining tallies, which are under review, mostly come from Lima, the candidate’s stronghold
Democratic socialist Janeese Lewis George emerges as the favorite to win Washington’s mayoral race amid presidential threats of intervention
The French head of state, who will receive his U.S. counterpart at Versailles on Wednesday, has patiently borne and dodged his attacks so as not to break ties with a key ally: ‘I am pragmatic, not vindictive’
While Independence Day celebrations are typically national and nonpartisan events, the president has decided to present them as an event associated with his political persona
The videos Eduardo Horcasitas shares on social media about the reality of agricultural work have attracted the interest of thousands of people
The global cruise holding companies, which have designed the ships to be floating cities unto themselves, are few and wind up with the vast majority of the profits they produce
The actress has turned 65 away from cinema, but is back in the headlines after one of her earliest films, in which she appeared naked at age 13, was withdrawn by director Wim Wenders
A 550-pound unexploded device found at a construction site leads German authorities to clear the central railway station and surrounding areas
The agreement between the U.S. and Iran promises to resume traffic, but a full return to pre-war transit levels could take until the end of the year
Washington pushes economic issues tied to its interests, while expectations of near‑term political change fade
The Albiceleste open against Algeria with the challenge of emulating Brazil in 1962, the last team to win back-to-back titles in an era when soccer was played without cards or substitutions
The Argentine, who against Algeria can beat Cristiano Ronaldo to the record of being the first player to have played in six World Cups, maintained the suspense until the last minute
‘The New York Times’ reveals a memorandum warning of plans to remove the constitutional guarantee for detainees
In an election year that could reshape the political balance, Homeland Security Investigations directly asked election officials in Texas and North Carolina for information on at least nine voters
The UNIFIL force plans to withdraw starting in January after 48 years, despite the ongoing war
The deal between Washington and Tehran fails to meet any of Israel’s objectives and leaves the prime minister alienated from Trump and with no achievements to sell four months before the elections
The previous pact contained guarantees similar to those believed to be under discussion now, but in a political context far less conducive to agreement
Created using Bukele’s maximum-security model, the new Ecuadorian prison has been criticized for negligence, outbreaks of fatal diseases, and government secrecy that has left families in legal limbo
The Huawei executive recently presented a method for building faster and more powerful processors that aims to be revolutionary. The reaction has been a mix of enthusiasm and skepticism
In an unprecedented operation, the two countries kill the leader of Tren de Aragua after identifying the man’s leg tattoo
On the anniversary of his passing, the great Argentine writer is being honored with talks and exhibitions that showcase his enduring relevance
Thousands of demonstrators have been taking to the streets of Tirana for more than two weeks now, in one of the largest protest movements that the country has seen in decades
Tension between both countries has not eased since January and has prompted a flight of foreign companies from the tourism sector, the backbone of the island’s economy
The president put a symbol of American democracy at the service of a high-profile UFC fight in which the fighters paid him homage
