Lives cut short in ICE custody: Seven migrants die in Trump’s first 100 days
The death of a Haitian woman, who complained of chest pains hours before dying at a Florida detention center, is the seventh death recorded in just three months
‘They were tortured’: Ecuadorian soldiers confess to beating four murdered children in Guayaquil
Four of the 16 detained soldiers claim they left the minors ‘alive’ after staging a mock execution
The illegal adoption business in Chile is not only about the dictatorship
Elena Basso / Giulia De luca / Boris Bezama / Louise André-Williams|
A journalistic investigation — conducted via dozens of reports — illustrates the irregularities in the system, with cases dating back to 2024
More taxes on sugary drinks, alcohol, and tobacco to fund health care
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As has been demonstrated in countries such as Chile and Colombia, these taxes do not jeopardize economic growth or affect employment rates, and they doubly benefit public health
Eta Aquarid meteor shower: When and where to catch its peak in the US
Observers will not need telescopes or binoculars to enjoy this phenomenon
Kentucky Derby 2025: Everything you need to know about the Run for the Roses
The competition has been held annually since 1875, making it one of the oldest sporting events in the United States
El Salvador has become the Cuba of the right
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Bukele’s admirers have moved beyond pilgrimages to El Salvador’s police state and are now importing its practices. But like Cuba’s ex-admirers, they might come to regret it
Migrants detained in Texas send SOS message for fear of being deported to El Salvador
A drone controlled by Reuters news agency witnessed the image from the air
The trail of Nazis Mengele and Eichmann in Argentina
The Milei government has published online declassified files on the activities of war criminals in the country
May Day protests: What you need to know about the anti-Trump marches
Organizers say it is the start of a year-long campaign of protests, strikes and direct action
100 days of solitude: Trump’s America and the world
Allies are forging new coalitions without the United States. European nations are strengthening their own defense systems, and global trade deals are being signed without US participation
‘American women, give birth’: Musk’s pronatalism makes inroads into the Trump administration
The government is weighing measures to boost birth rates even as it expels migrant women — the group that has driven population growth in the United States in recent years
100 days for the history books: Trump takes US-Mexico relations back to the 19th century
The Republican president has broken the commercial and human harmony with tariffs and discrimination
Trump’s first 100 days: lots of fear, chaos, and abuse of power
His crusade against immigration, the need for revenge, his authoritarian drift, the erosion of ties with allies and a trade war have marked the start of the Republican’s second term in office
Fracking: The fuse for Trump’s trade war
Widely used in the United States for hydrocarbon extraction, this technique enables the new administration to redefine its position in the global economy without concerns over energy security
Jacqueline Stevens, deportation law expert: ‘What Trump is saying is not new; the government has been deporting US citizens for decades’
The Northwestern University political scientist is not surprised that the president wants to imprison citizens in El Salvador
Citizens, residents, and even people outside the United States are receiving self-deportation orders: ‘This is unforgivable’
Immigration attorney Liudmila Armas Marcelo is among those ordered to leave the U.S. by the Trump administration, despite being a naturalized Cuban citizen
Which are the states with the highest minimum wages?
Washington, California and New York are some of the places offering higher pay to workers
Death of Pope Francis brings changes: A simpler funeral, a different burial site and an earlier conclave
The pontiff will be buried in the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, not in the Vatican, and changes in regulations will speed up both the funeral and the meeting of the cardinals to choose a successor
Fear and heartbreak in Venezuelan grandparents’ ‘self-deportation’ from the US
The couple returned to their country, driven by fear of the Trump administration’s immigration terror machine — an apparatus that boasts about a rise in voluntary departures, yet offers no evidence to back its claims
‘Being Venezuelan is now a crime’: the terror behind the illegal deportation of 238 migrants to El Salvador’s infamous prison
EL PAÍS reconstructs, based on different cases, the ordeal of the families of the immigrants sent to the Central American country from the United States amidst accusations of mass arbitrary detention and forced disappearance
Dolores Huerta: ‘Trump is a fascist and his goal is to hurt and destroy’
The tireless advocate for labor and immigrant rights turns 95 at a crucial moment for social awareness in the United States. In an interview with EL PAÍS, she reflects on Trump, deportations, visa revocations, and the end of parole
The American dream is vanishing on the streets of New York
Trump’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants is emptying the Big Apple’s streets of its iconic food trucks
Trump’s immigration paradox: Cracking down on undocumented migrants, while increasing the number of them
The revocation of visas and temporary residency programs has taken legal status away from more than two million people
Easter 2025: when it is and how to watch the parade in New York City
The most popular parade of the day takes place on New York’s Fifth Avenue
Why the Trump administration is revoking student visas
Students and immigration lawyers say cancellations have often occurred without notice, interviews or clear justification
Trump lashes out at Fed chair again: ‘Powell’s termination can’t come fast enough!’
Although the president lacks the legal authority to remove Jerome Powell, he continues to exert pressure on the Fed chair to lower interest rates