The chairman and chief executive officer of JPMorgan cautions that stock markets are trading at elevated valuations amid a backdrop of multiple risks. ‘No one saw the 1974 crisis, the 1987 crash or the housing bubble, but you must be prepared,’ he says in an exclusive interview with EL PAÍS
Seven journalists have been murdered since January, adding to a series of direct attacks against local media outlets and reporters across the country
A handful of cases in Brazil reveal how lawyers are trying to influence judges’ decisions through technical manipulation
Dozens of artists are restoring the historic neighborhood of Zacamil with murals. The project aims to reclaim public spaces
The Israeli writer and philosopher, author of 'Sapiens', warns about the powers, threats and challenges artificial intelligence poses to humanity
The United States has approved a sprawling and highly complex framework
For every one-degree Celsius rise in ambient temperature, heat-related mortality increases by 35%
The latest victim, Temoac Mayor Valentín Lavín Romero, was shot dead inside town hall. Oaxaca, with five cases, is the state hardest hit, followed by Michoacán with four
With the death toll topping 5,300 and no official count of the missing, people have taken the search into their own hands as government machines threaten to clear the ruins before families have recovered bodies
One month after the tragedy, thousands of Venezuelans in the U.S. remain at risk of being deported to a devastated country
Turkey seeks to preserve the shipwrecks from the Gallipoli battle as divers and researchers document their findings in the surrounding deep waters
What began as a rhetorical question from an Indian university student has resulted in brutally-suppressed protests on the streets of New Delhi
The actress has five major releases this year alone. She says she will then take a break from a career she has built through risk-taking, savvy decision-making and the viral impact of her fashion choices
The head of government boasts on social media about her devotion to work and her lack of domestic skills. Internet users say it is a smokescreen to mask her low popularity ratings
On the 90th anniversary of the coup d’état against the Second Republic, EL PAÍS explores one of the largest audiovisual archives on the war and analyzes how the conflict was covered on the big screen
EL PAÍS hosts a conversation on the challenges facing the press in the U.S. with Jan Martínez Ahrens, Paola Ramos, Ginger Thompson, Mari Torres, and Alfredo Corchado
The editor-in-chief of EL PAÍS emphasizes the newspaper’s commitment to the United States at the NAHJ annual conference: ‘We see the U.S. as a journalistic responsibility’
The remains found in the village of Igea, in La Rioja, support the hypothesis that a large herbivorous specimen lived there 120 million years ago
In their first face‑to‑face after Washington’s refusal to renew the trade agreement for another 16 years, the countries will address key sectors such as steel, automobiles and agriculture
The actress, a two-time Oscar nominee, wins over critics in her return to Hollywood as Circe in Christopher Nolan’s new movie
The museum reopens after a restoration that recovers the original 1969 vision
If the movie by French cinema darling Leos Carax had never completed production, it would be the stuff of legend today, just like ‘Dune’ or ‘I, Claudius’
The 2030 World Cup, which will be held on the Iberian Peninsula and in Morocco, still has many mysteries to resolve: the venues, the stadium for the final and how many teams will compete
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