Mexican Karla De Anda now single‑handedly guides dozens of women who, fearing arrest and deportation if they file a report, do not know where to turn when they suffer abuse and assault from their employers
Many executives share ties through the same consulting firms
Awareness of the extraordinary dangers of the technology is fueling a growing, multifaceted movement of opposition and sabotage against it. “There is something genuinely new about how diverse AI resistance is"
The luxury art book publisher Taschen has created ‘Arnold’, a volume made in collaboration with the actor, bodybuilder and former governor of California that brings together the best images of a life beyond the limits of plausibility
Three unreleased stories from the British author’s youth have come to light, dedicated to her friend Violet Dickinson, and anticipating the revolutionary ideas later unleashed in ‘A Room Of One’s Own’ and ‘Orlando’
About a thousand men dressed as cowboys gather in cities across northern Mexico to drink, dance cheek to cheek, and flirt. Photographer Pablo Sáez and writer Guillermo Osorno explore the world behind these colorful cowboy parties in a new book
Paleontological pieces are fetching millions alongside works of art, a trend experts worry will hamper research
EL PAÍS spoke with a dozen migrants from Cuba, Honduras, Brazil and Colombia who were sent by the US to Africa and remain in a legal limbo with scant medical assistance and no knowledge of what will happen to them
Brussels wants to build its own capabilities in semiconductors, cloud computing and artificial intelligence as it seeks greater technological sovereignty from the US and China
The writer, who has published a new novel after the success of ‘Shuggie Bain,’ doesn’t believe that the US will improve after Trump’s departure. ‘He has already sown the seeds of hatred,’ he says
The industry is the top donor in the midterm elections, with tens of millions for various candidates in the expectation Trump will maintain his support for the sector
The most controversial and cryptic of the Beat writers, the author was an unrepentant, legendary junkie (and, allegedly, an accidental killer). Today, there is renewed interest in his books, at a time when separating the work from the novelist is becoming increasingly difficult
Professor Angel Dust was a key figure in the Catalan nightclub scene of the 1990s. He recounts how he became entangled in ‘a sinister plot,’ ending up in prison surrounded by drug traffickers and murderers
The Irish star of ‘Sherlock’ and ‘All of Us Strangers’ talks to EL PAÍS about playing the meteorologist behind the Normandy landings in ‘Pressure’
A study points to the role of climate change in the melt that set the stage for the catastrophic August avalanche
In his first major decision as Fed chair, Kevin Warsh raises interest rates by a quarter point and signals another increase before year-end
France is loaning the New Spain-era manuscript that chronicles the founding, splendor, and fall of Tenochtitlan
The Spanish artist bid a tearful farewell to a city captivated by her music, bringing to a close six months on the road around the world
The film reveals how the mass killing of innocents in Gaza was organized remotely from Israel
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