“I want Brazil to lose”
Only 55 percent of Rio residents will cheer for their national team in the upcoming World Cup games
Rebel states boycott Mexico’s education reform
New study finds nearly 2,000 ghost schools that are receiving public funding Some teachers are earning more than President Enrique Peña Nieto
The story behind the shooting of politician Isabel Carrasco
The career of Montserrat Triana Martínez, whose mother admits to the killing, was progressing But then something went wrong in 2011, setting off a chain of events that led to Monday’s murder
US wholesaler Costco opens first Spanish megastore in Seville
Warehouse club confident it can overcome reticence of local customers to pay membership fee
This week’s movie releases
Bringing an indie flavor to the Hollywood blockbuster, Gareth Edwards’ ‘Godzilla’ stomps into town
Spanish filmmaker J. A. Bayona’s creatures of the night
The director of ‘The Impossible’ is back with a TV show set in Victorian London ‘Penny Dreadful’ stars Eva Green, Josh Hartnett and hordes of classic monsters