Peru is the latest country to turn to the Army for public-order duties, an exceptional practice that carries risks for civil rights and that has become normalized in the region’s fight against drug trafficking
In his latest about-turn, the president seeks to de-escalate the recent face-off and says ‘the perimeters of a deal’ have been reached
Víctor Salgado’s lawyer gives EL PAÍS a detailed account of the raid in which his brother died after one of the officers fired into their stopped van
Years of underinvestment and inadequate maintenance of key infrastructure have been compounded by a drought that threatens to trigger partial rationing
Many young arrivals are being driven out of neighborhoods by residents and soldiers, and hiding in an area of water reservoirs and woodland
A proposal that until recently remained on the political fringe is gaining visibility in Trump’s America
The expert is studying the economic benefits that the slave trade in the Spanish northeastern region generated in the 18th and 19th centuries
The authoritarian leader’s announcement of eradicating electoral processes seals the autocratic drift in the Central American country and paves the way for a new family dynasty
The Prison Administration has launched safe spaces in prisons such as Sevilla II where inmates assert themselves against homophobia
The Romanian performer won a Golden Globe and even so, he’s nearly unknown off-set
The emerald glow that captivated the heroine of a Jules Verne novel may appear for a few fleeting moments after the August 12 total eclipse off the coast of Mallorca
Robyn’s song, released back in 2010, keeps appearing in movies and television shows. The epitome of catharsis, the Swedish artist’s tune is what music experts call a ‘sad banger’
Spending on cats in Japan amounts to around $16 billion, but there is a hidden side to this economy: the growing number of these pets that are left without homes
The launch of Meta’s new smart specs has sparked a global campaign
The country’s largest public university is expected to decide whether to validate the results of online tests after unusually strong scores raised suspicions
For the Spaniard who directs communications at the U.S. National Solar Observatory, the unique sensations produced by the astronomical phenomenon go beyond what science can explain
A waterfall in the middle of the jungle, run by a community association, is among the world’s top-rated tourist sites. ‘Other towns could do it too’
In Mexico’s national sport, gender roles have long been rigidly defined. This year, the first all-female charro team was officially formed, creating a path that girls and young women will now be able to follow
The ‘Hacks’ co‑star has been nominated for an Emmy again and has made activism and comedy cool
The Nashville sound is reinventing itself through artists such as Kacey Musgraves and Ella Langley, a shift that has helped it consolidate
Robert Frank photographed ‘The Americans’ of the 1950s; what are those living in the senseless nightmare imposed by Trump like?
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