The prostitutes of the Rio Olympics
EL PAÍS follows a group of Brazilian women who left their studies and families temporarily behind in the hopes of making fast money during the Games
Asking about pay in job interviews: now illegal in Massachusetts
The state will bar companies from asking interviewees about their compensation history, a practice that perpetuates disparity between men and women
Brazil’s interim president faces embarrassing Olympic opening ceremony
Deeply unpopular Michel Temer has come to symbolize widespread ambivalence about hosting Games as economic recession deepens
Team Spain hopes the sweet smell of success will overcome Rio’s stench
The stink from the Jacarepagua Lagoon hasn’t dented the Spanish Olympic team’s determination to bring home gold
A mutating crisis
The internal fracturing of traditional political parties is the most recent victim of instability caused by the financial collapse
Forges
Forges cartoon August 5
At least 2,500 people evacuated as Canary Islands blaze spreads
Park ranger killed on Wednesday; authorities say German man arrested after setting fire to toilet paper in woodland
Spanish PM yields next to nothing in bid to secure reinstatement
His only likely backers, the Socialists and Ciudadanos, say he refuses to make concessions they consider key to a more democratic, streamlined government
The tailors of Burgos take on the couturiers of Milan
Founded in Briviesca in 2011 by five locals, the Antonaga label makes more than 5,000 suits a year
Perfect your all-over tan along Portugal’s Atlantic coastline
Spain's western neighbor has miles and miles of unspoiled beaches where nudists can enjoy the sun in privacy
Trump’s broadsides widen rift within the Republican Party
The presidential candidate refuses to endorse top conservative leaders Paul Ryan and John McCain for reelection, straining an already delicate relationship