Thousands march against new government in Brazil
Crowds fill Avenida Paulista in Sao Paulo in protest against country’s new president, Michel Temer
Juan Manuel Santos: “All peace processes are imperfect”
Colombia’s president discusses the accord reached with the FARC to end 52 years of war
Wildfire on Spanish coast forces 1,000 people from their homes
Jávea, home to large British and German communities, is affected by a blaze that began on Sunday; authorities suspect it is the work of an arsonist
Spanish nun shot dead during robbery in Haiti
Isabel Solá Matas, a nurse, had set up artificial limb workshop in the country
Plot thickens in tale of nuns, missing art and a spat between Catalonia and Aragón
A crib on sale at auction alerted authorities to the irregular movement of a monastery’s valuables
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Ros cartoon, September 5, 2016
Spain’s disappearing reserves of white gold
Once a global salt producer, Cadiz has only five artisan salt flats left
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El Roto cartoon, September 5, 2016
Brazil: new president, same problems
Newly installed Michel Temer has the narrowest of windows to oversee a recovery, but some events will simply be beyond his control
Spain defends nomination of ‘Panama Papers’ minister for World Bank post
Government insists appointment is “purely administrative” and not “political”