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Spain adds 537 coronavirus deaths to official toll, a new second-wave record
While fatalities rise, new cases, hospitalizations and admissions into intensive care units are on a downward trend, according to the latest Health Ministry report
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Should the supermarket cashier get vaccinated first against the coronavirus?
A new study suggests giving people with the most social interactions, and not at-risk groups, priority access to immunizations
The winner of the US election? Polarization
Credible relationships and flexibility: how tech transfer works in times of Covid-19
El Roto
The long goodbye to Donald Trump
If millions of citizens refuse to believe that the US elections were clean, despite a mountain of evidence to the contrary, how can we start to dialogue with them?
Thousands drive through Spanish streets to protest new education reform
Parents with children in state-subsidized 'concertado' schools say the rules will undermine their right to choose by granting too much power to the state
Dakhla: the departure point for migrants to Spain’s Canary Islands
EL PAÍS travels to this coastal town in Western Sahara where groups of people await their chance to make the journey, despite surveillance by Morocco
Obama: “Significant damage has been done in the US and around the world by Trump”
In a conversation with the editor-in-chief of EL PAÍS, the former president reflects on the current moment and the pandemic, Donald Trump’s four years in power, the polarization in his country and also the future with Joe Biden in charge of the United States. His conclusion is optimistic – a cautious optimism
Why I voted for Trump
After four years of controversy, the histrionic US president has managed to keep his support base. A handful of the people who voted for him in Ohio, a state he won despite his overall defeat, explain why Trump still got their ballot
Trump’s other walls
Spanish government drafting legal reform that could lead to release of jailed Catalan separatists
Justice ministry wants to reduce the penalty for sedition to adapt the crime to “current reality"
Ex-chief of Catalan police force acquitted of sedition over 2017 secessionist drive
Spain’s High Court has cleared Josep Lluís Trapero and three other defendants of all charges related to the events in Catalonia, which included an illegal referendum on independence
How a street near a Spanish IKEA store ended up with the name ‘I’m Missing a Screw’
A vote by the public saw the thoroughfare get the unusual moniker, but it is not the only road in Spain to end up with a weird and wonderful designation
The forgers of God
Four Spanish Claretian priests put themselves at risk to try to save 155 Jews from Nazi persecution between 1940 and 1944 in Paris. During that period, fake baptisms were carried out in a clandestine operation that was kept strictly under wraps; until now
¿Qué? – Where to find all the episodes of our Spanish news podcast
The coronavirus crisis has forced us to put the fourth series on hold, but listeners can enjoy previous discussions with hosts Simon Hunter and Melissa Kitson by heading to our listings page