Victims of Catholic nuns rely on each other after being overlooked in the clergy sex abuse crisis
The sexual abuse of children by Catholic sisters and nuns has been overshadowed by far more common reports of male clergy abuse
The sexual abuse of children by Catholic sisters and nuns has been overshadowed by far more common reports of male clergy abuse
Located on Manhattan’s east side, the animal hospital and its more than 130 veterinarians logged nearly 60,000 patient visits in 2023
For years, it has been possible to play content at twice the speed to save time. But neurologists warn this can negatively affect memory, especially in the developmental stages of the brain
The fires that ravaged Bolivia’s Santa Cruz province drew the attention of Italian photographer Fabiomassimo Antenozio. There, he discovered the Mennonites, who have been established in the area since the mid-20th century. Three years later he returned to deepen his knowledge of their reality, which is shaped by the land, the Bible and pesticides
Attributing a goal in life to living beings and to other people is surely a useful way to navigate the world, but that does not mean that it is the right thing to do
‘Are We Dating The Same Guy?’ Facebook groups have caught on around the world. They were born from a mission to warn other women about men who behave dishonestly on social media, but a defamation lawsuit has revealed their challenges
The Australian thinker, transgender activist and prominent left-wing figure went from analyzing digital culture to publishing autofiction novels such as ‘Raving,’ where she argues that dancing to techno music can open new political perspectives
In her book ‘Travelers to Unimaginable Lands,’ the expert reflects on the role of caregivers and analyzes how a healthy brain reacts to a sick one
Obstacles remain for women to reach leadership positions, despite having the necessary qualifications. We must put policies in place to close the leadership gap
In the face of multiple global crises that disproportionately affect women, integrating the commitment to inclusion and equity into public budget planning in Latin America and the Caribbean is key for regional development
The childhood and adolescence expert says that we’ve got to learn to say ‘no,’ and it’s best to get started on that process when kids are very young. In her new book she offers a guide for families and educators on how to raise kids with respect and consciousness
At a time when migration, war and climate change threaten to leave us without a roof over our heads, having a home we can return to becomes an essential task for our well-being
For the first time, the Chilean victim is able to hug her children, who were taken from her at birth and adopted off to a family in the United States. ‘I couldn’t believe it when they told me they were alive,’ she tells EL PAÍS
In Spain, almost one in four consumers of Viagra or its equivalent is between 16 and 30 years old. The drug is being used recreationally at parties and out of fear of not getting an erection
The number of people without food or adequate nutrition is increasing alarmingly in this Latin American nation known for its cuisine
The Brazilian – among the 250 richest people in the world – is the only millionaire in Latin America who is demanding that governments raise taxes, so as to prevent the hoarding of wealth and the deepening of inequality
#SAHGF has racked up over 165 million views on TikTok. The vindication of housewives in the 21st century is not new but monetizing the role is
EL PAÍS talked to experts about whether it’s true that heterosexual women prefer taller men
The artist Matilde Duarte has gathered hundreds of Tinder portraits that confirm that when trying to find love and stand out from the rest, the app’s users are resorting to looking as similar as possible to everyone else
In Mexico, the popularity of using the tiny birds in rituals is one factor threatening 39 of the 57 species that inhabit the country
Often described as rebellious or introverted, middle children and their personality traits have been studied since the early 20th century
Philosophers, scientists and writers debate how time is a construct that we created in order to self-destruct, and how we could try to overcome it
Economic, political and climate turmoil are buffeting the industry, but thousands of migrant harvesters will now have insurance for the first time
The associate vice president of the Programme Management Department of the International Fund for Agricultural Development highlights the powerful role that consumers have in changing the situation of rural areas
The mushroom was named after Paul Stamets, the most famous mycologist in the world
Europe is divided between horse meat lovers such as Germany, where there are specialized butcher shops called ‘pferdemetzgereien,’ and countries that reject it outright, like the United Kingdom
Friends are our mirrors and losing them or becoming disconnected from them can unleash an emotional storm. But sometimes it also means a transition to another version of ourselves