Bukele blames NGOs for protest outside his residence and promotes ‘foreign agents law’ to suffocate them
The Salvadoran military repressed some 300 farming families during the mobilization, an unprecedented event since the end of the civil war
US returns two-year-old girl separated from her deported parents to Venezuela
Nicolás Maduro celebrated the reunion of the minor and her family: ‘She is the daughter and granddaughter of all of us’
Trump’s decree-ordered end to birthright citizenship reaches Supreme Court
Justin Yifu Lin, former World Bank chief: ‘Trump’s tariff policy is irrational’
How the oldest science in the world flourished in Toledo 1,000 years ago
An international conference on the origins of galaxies pays tribute to the pioneering scientific cooperation between Muslims, Jews, and Christians that took place in Spain at the end of the Middle Ages
Ahmed al-Sharaa, the former jihadist rehabilitated by Trump who has brought Syria in from the cold
Defined as a shrewd and ambitious man, the leader of the Arab country has combined a firm hand with openness since bringing down the Assad regime
Nawaf Salam, Lebanese prime minister: ‘The disarmament of Hezbollah is the goal, not the starting point’
The new government in Beirut is seeking peace while trying to rebuild the state and the country’s economy
The ordeal of eight Venezuelan women deported to El Salvador and rejected by Bukele’s government
US officials did not tell the migrants they were being sent to Central America, where authorities refused to take them in. Three are now in Venezuela and five remain in detention in the United States
US files first terrorism charge against a Mexican drug trafficker
California accuses Pedro Inzunza and his son, alleged members of the Beltrán Leyva organization, of trafficking fentanyl for the Sinaloa Cartel
Pope Leo XIV has much work ahead on equality, labor, and migration
Neomi De Anda
The leader of the Catholic Church must respond to the hopes of women, including in the developed world
What are white South African ‘refugees’ in the US fleeing?
Trump said that the group is a victim of ‘genocide,’ a claim that has been refuted by various groups
The Gérard Depardieu box office hit that still sparks outrage 50 years later
‘Going Places’ was one of France’s biggest hits of the 1970s, but its misogynistic content and scenes of violence against women sparked a debate that remains relevant
Mario Hernández, owner of El Califa de León: ‘They named my grill cook a chef, and he began thinking he was a rock star’
One year after receiving the Michelin star, Hernández talks to EL PAÍS about what has changed inside and outside the taquería
The homeless people of Madrid’s Barajas airport: ‘I’m sick of sleeping on the floor’
EL PAÍS visits the terminals and speak with the highly vulnerable individuals, both Spanish and foreign, who are taking shelter there
‘Menopausal’ at 15?: ‘I was prescribed the pill and then told I’d never get a period’
Primary ovarian failure affects 3.7% of women worldwide and occurs due to genetic factors, but also due to autoimmune diseases or as a result of cancer treatments
Frozen water found in a young star system for the first time
Astronomers in the United States and Spain have detected crystalline ice on a Sun-like star in its infancy
Trump’s policies freeze key research worldwide: ‘No one fully understands what’s happening’
Dozens of research projects on cancer, HIV and human genetics are in limbo due to the new regulations imposed by the White House
A Spanish therapy saves the lives of ‘the unluckiest family in the world’
Haenyeo DNA reveals how the human body can adapt to extreme diving
A humanized mouse antibody erases cancer in 84 people with a genetic mutation
Trump and tariffs: The art of backpedaling
The agreement with China is further evidence of the erratic trade policy of the US president, who presents the solution to a problem of his own making as a triumph
Fed set to ignore pressure from Trump with new pause in rate cuts
Romania rediscovers its hidden treasure: Minerals
Critical minerals: The future lies underground and the fight for control is relentless
Valencina, the monumental complex led by women 5,000 years ago
A study reconstructs how the inhabitants of the Iberian Peninsula lived in the Copper Age
The collective experience of translating art for people who are blind
Mariana Otero
The Caraffa Museum in Córdoba, Argentina debuts an audio description service with effects and music designed so that individuals with visual disabilities can enjoy its aesthetic experience
How Pavement was reborn: The 1990s indie band with 200 million Spotify streams
Los Tigres del Norte: ‘We’re going to have to change the word ‘corrido’ to avoid getting in trouble’
Why is Bella Ramsey the target of so much hate? ‘The Last of Us’ star sparks the fury of the manosphere
She began as a fan favorite in ‘Game of Thrones’ at the age of 11, but her transition to a more mature role in apocalyptic fiction has made her a target for the Trumpist internet, which criticizes her physical appearance, gender identity, and ideology
Work & Lifestyle
Food Runners, the dating app alternative: Run, eat, meet someone new
María D. Valderrama|Paris
Hollywood’s big lie about disasters: In crises the natural reaction is generosity, not panic
How emos survived their sadness: The ashes of an extinct urban tribe on the verge of resurrection
What does it mean to live well? Global project describes keys to human flourishing in over 40 indicators
Celebrities, Movies & TV
14 shows axed: ‘The Equalizer,’ ‘Suits L.A.,’ ‘FBI: Most Wanted,’ and others say farewell
Decoding Glenn Close, the actress who escaped a cult and confronted Hollywood’s sexist clichés
María D. Valderrama|Bordeaux
Sarah Paulson: ‘For many, the age difference with my wife [who is 31 years older] is very disconcerting’
Who is Jami Gertz, the unknown actress who is the richest woman in Hollywood?
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