Mestiza de Indias, in the country’s southeast, protects 200 hectares of rainforest where rare plants also thrive. The project is part of an effort to push back against mass tourism
Initiatives from human hair filters to micro-nano-bubble injections are being deployed to restore the canals that sustain the threatened axolotl
Marisela Silva Chau, head of the International Committee of the Red Cross delegation in Haiti, warns that the number of displaced people has reached 1.4 million and that only 30% of health centers are operational
The world’s oldest race is celebrating a special anniversary with 30,000 athletes, defending champions, and celebrities
Hit‑for‑hire murders are rising in the capital, driven by the growing sophistication of organized crime, easy access to firearms and a lack of intelligence data to confront the phenomenon
The arrest of Meenu Batra, who was detained at an airport in the southern part of the state, leaves a mother of four US citizens in limbo
A study published by the American Medical Association warns of a spike in fatalities that surpasses even pandemic‑era levels and points to systemic failures
In an exclusive interview with EL PAÍS in Brasília, the Brazilian president discusses global turmoil, elections against another Bolsonaro, his career, and his visit to Spain to meet with Pedro Sánchez and other international leaders
The deadline for filing taxes in the United States is April 15, with millions of taxpayers still needing to submit their returns or sort out their tax issues
Officers used a police dog, known as a K-9 unit, to arrest a suspect accused of assaulting another man
ChongLy Thao was arrested and dragged out of his home in his underwear in the middle of winter during the large-scale immigration raid launched by the White House in Minneapolis and St. Paul
The arrest of Rubeliz Bolívar — despite her having a work permit — follows the detention of another healthcare worker. Both were working in communities with limited access to healthcare
The president of Venezuela’s National Assembly says the regime has learned from the ‘mistakes’ of the past
The former Brazilian model and ex-ambassador to the United Nations speaks in an interview about her expulsion from the United States, which she attributes to maneuvers by her former partner, and about a flight on Epstein’s plane
The work is taking place on Cuchumá Hill in Baja California, which was divided in the 19th century when the border was established
Although the US produces more oil than it consumes, domestic prices continue to depend on the international market
EL PAÍS visits New York’s manufacturing industry to speak with one of the sectors most affected by the Republican president’s tariffs
Congress remains deadlocked as Trump steps in with executive orders and pressure mounts for a two-step solution
Human Rights First warns that the detention model used in facilities such as the one in Texas results in psychological harm to minors, medical failures, and violations of due process
The project raises doubts about its cost, location, and whether the preview posted on social media reflects a final plan
On the southern coast of Peru, pre-Hispanic aqueducts survive, designed to manage water during periods of extreme weather such as those currently being experienced
The Department of Justice acknowledged that a key ICE memo did not apply to immigration courts, where thousands of detentions have been carried out without a clear legal basis
With more than 3,000 events planned across the U.S., this could be the day with the highest number of national political demonstrations in the country’s history
The veteran scientist talks about her nearly 200 volunteers and the study she coordinates on healthy aging in a diverse country with very unequal access to healthcare
A project guards the story of cruel losses and eventual victories of the LGBTQ+ community in the Central American nation
The island hosted the fifth international summit for students, professors, and researchers. It is an academic and cultural space dedicated to critically examining racial history
The Colombian reporter is back with her family after more than two weeks in detention, in a case that continues to fuel the debate over press freedom and immigration in the US
