Grief turns to rage amid the rubble of Venezuela’s earthquake zone
Five days after the disaster, tensions between residents and authorities are escalating in the hardest-hit areas
The family that returned from Spain to Venezuela and was buried by the earthquakes
From Galicia, a friend is trying to help. In Venezuela, a woman has spent six days waiting beside the rubble where her family is trapped
US keeps pressure on Mexico over narcopolitics after Rocha indictment
Kyiv’s two worlds: Between celebration and war
Parties and cultural events have become a form of resistance to the bombardments
The open wounds of Guatemala’s civil war: 68 victims of genocide identified
World Cup
Who will win the World Cup? Here are our predictions
Which national soccer teams have the world’s best players?
Katia Itzel García, Tori Penso and all the women blazing a trail in World Cup refereeing
The lucrative business of the World Cup: How FIFA secures millions in profits, while host nations take all the risks
Thousands of people celebrate diversity at NYC Pride March: ‘Trump uses us to polarize society’
The parade coincides with setbacks affecting the LGBTQ+ community, especially transgender people
‘People are in shock’: The end of TPS hits the heart of US Haitian diaspora
The Supreme Court’s decision to strip migration protection from over 350,000 people from the Caribbean nation has filled the community with uncertainty, fear and anger
Meloni and Trump go from idyll to nightmare
The Italian prime minister has paid for playing both sides between the US and the EU. After months of underscoring her good standing with the US president, she is now moving away from a relationship that costs her votes
Nike stumbles in its bid to get back on track: ‘We are a brand built on victory, but victory must be earned’
Lily Meier (Bloomberg)
Elliott Hill came out of retirement to revive the company. Twenty months later, investors are realizing the turnaround will take years amid mounting competition
Trump names Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma state trooper, as new ICE director
The president urges the Senate to confirm his nominee to lead the enforcement arm of his immigration policy ‘IMMEDIATELY’
Earth’s hidden insects: Scientists estimate there could be 20 million species, triple what was thought
The authors of the new study sequenced the DNA of 1.6 million specimens captured over four decades
Beckham’s supplements promise better health — but the small print tells a different story
The former soccer player’s company, IM8, sells a multivitamin supplement costing between $8 and $9 a day
The drawn-out downfall of Manuel Adorni
The Argentine chief of Cabinet’s scandal has dented the Milei government’s claim to moral superiority over the rest of the political class
Makhtar Diop, head of the World Bank’s financial arm: ‘We want to use Madrid to channel more private investment to emerging markets’
The World Bank has opened an IFC office in Spain’s capital to boost collaboration with Spanish companies and promote joint projects
The mystery of Agatha Christie: The most imitated and misunderstood author in world literature
On the centenary of ‘The Murder of Roger Ackroyd,’ the novel that propelled her to fame, we unravel the secrets of a complex author, who sold more than 2 billion books
Professor denounces mass AI fraud on an exam at Brown University: ‘Academic integrity is at risk’
The renowned economist Roberto Serrano has ‘overwhelming evidence’ that his students cheated. He thinks the time has come for an in-depth debate so the technology does not signal the end of higher education
‘We each have more than one doppelgänger somewhere on the planet’
The heatwave scorching Europe would have been impossible just 50 years ago
New DNA study of Neanderthals bolsters suspicions of human-driven extinction
Spain’s stock market is in the hands of foreign funds: these are the real owners of the Ibex 35
Global professional investors have largely replaced families as major shareholders in recent decades. BlackRock, Vanguard and Norway’s sovereign wealth fund hold stakes valued at €113 billion
Andrew Left, the short seller who shook Wall Street
Gold falls below $4,000 an ounce for the first time since November
Bank of America’s Francisco Blanch: ‘Oil supplies will return to normal because it’s in the interests of both the US and Iran’
Tom Morello: ‘America is a much more dangerous place today’
Three decades after Rage Against the Machine broke onto the scene, the guitarist maintains that rock has always been political
Is it legitimate to use AI to write a book?
Some authors choose to work with these programs, but many writers, readers, and editors reject their use for ethical and esthetic reasons
Grupo Frontera: ‘What’s happening in the United States is sad, it hurts us’
The regional Mexican band, set to launch a US tour next month, speaks to EL PAÍS about concerns over immigration raids affecting Latino communities in their home country
Photo essay: The beauty in small things
Ana Valiño / Belita Gracia
Ninety years of the Montero, Brooklyn’s legendary Galician bar
In 1939 a couple from A Coruña opened a bar that soothed the homesickness of sailors
Work & Lifestyle
‘Mom, do you love your phone more than me?’: Children of screen‑absorbed parents are more insecure
Insecure men make for big business: The testosterone craze that is exploiting the masculinity crisis
Sex life after prostate surgery: ‘We need to rethink concepts like virility and change the rules of the game’
Naturism in Germany, a long tradition fighting to survive
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Aubrey Plaza shows off pregnancy one year and four months after husband’s death: social judgment remains relentless
After the actress’s husband, Jeff Baena, was found dead on January 3, 2025, many considered that Plaza has moved on too quickly. Why won’t society free women from grief?
Emma Heming, Bruce Willis’ wife: ‘I thought I had to take it all on myself and that I was a failure because I needed support’
The former model, who published a book to help those caring for dependent people, speaks with EL PAÍS about the difficulties of dealing with her husband’s disease and the importance of asking for help
Esmeraldas, the secret behind Ecuador’s soccer miracle
One of the country’s most neglected provinces and home to a majority Afro-descendant population is the leading source of national team players, including Hincapié and Pacho
Our selection
The animals condemned to live behind bars
A journey to the ideological roots of Xi Jinping, the leader who stood up to Trump
What is a sixth-generation fighter jet? The US has a decade’s head start on Europe after the collapse of the FCAS project
Non-transparent laws: Venezuela’s judicial reform arouses suspicion
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