Argentinean Franco crimes judge: “You see people’s fear of testifying”
María Servini is in Spain to gather testimonies of offenses committed under the dictatorship “If I didn’t believe in universal justice, I wouldn’t be here,” she says
Attacks between Santos and main rival dominate Colombian election TV debate
President and Zuluaga exchange accusations over recent scandals ahead of Sunday’s vote Other candidates warn of risk of greater polarization should either man win the presidency
Guaranteeing the future
Prince Felipe is showing poise and balance ahead of his future role as head of state
Brazilian homeless protestors threaten to shut down World Cup
Marchers have caused traffic chaos in São Paulo for three consecutive days 30 percent of city’s residents live in inadequate housing
Why Cañete won’t be able to hide in Brussels
Gender equality in wages and other matters has always been in the European community’s DNA
One in five Spanish job seekers has not worked in three years
Long-term unemployment rose 22% last year, to 1.275 million Experts warn problem will be lasting legacy of the economic crisis
“There must be no hideouts for perpetrators of crimes against humanity”
Benjamin B. Ferencz is the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials He was in Madrid this week to talk about the principle of universal jurisdiction
EL PAÍS journalism awards celebrate the power of a free press
‘Guardian’ editor Alan Rusbridger delivers a passionate speech at Thursday’s ceremony