Snakes in a park force closure to public in Buenos Aires
Reptiles are entering urban areas through drains in the wake of heavy December floods
Madrid sees first fatal accident involving user of public bike service
32-year-old victim dies after hit-and-run in the early hours of Sunday morning
The mystery of the body parts washing up in Rio de Janeiro
Disembodied extremities regularly pop up in the city that is about to host Summer Games
Spaniards’ fears over corruption up eight points, new survey reveals
Only unemployment tops rising concerns over wrongdoing among Spain’s political class
92% of Spaniards believe gender inequality persists, poll finds
Majority say cultural and social factors are to blame for women’s worse conditions
Valencia introduces traffic lights depicting women
New female symbols, meant to make women “more visible,” receive mixed reviews
PP plans campaign centered on Socialist chief to curb Ciudadanos
Conservatives designing presidential-style duel to take votes away from emerging party
The wronged man: The case of Romano van der Dussen
EL PAÍS talks to the Dutchman who spent 12 years in jail for rape until DNA proof showed his innocence