How Mexico City is being taken over by ‘roomies’
Changing habits and high rents are persuading a new generation in the capital to share apartments
Ruperta, the starving elephant who’s come to symbolize Venezuela’s crisis
Images of extremely thin animal on social networks prompt outpouring of sympathy and outrage
Banned under Franco, Ferdinand the peace-loving bull returns to big screen
First a book, then a Disney short, timeless classic is back again as a 20th Century Fox movie
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, April 4, 2017
Ros
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Ros cartoon, April 4, 2017
Spain probes Syrian president’s uncle on money-laundering suspicions
Court orders property searches and freezes bank accounts as part of inquiry into Rifaat al-Assad
Gibraltarians refuse to be used as bargaining chip in Brexit negotiations
People living in territory say its status should not be part of talks over UK’s departure from EU
Brussels and Netherlands call on UK to tone down rhetoric over Gibraltar
European Commission has requested “dialogue and cooperation” from PM May over sovereignty battle
Unemployment falls by 48,559 in March thanks to record job creation
More than 161,000 people signed up to Social Security system, raising total number of affiliates to almost 18 million
Living in Barcelona, working anywhere in the world
Growing numbers of global professionals are being seduced by the quality of life in the Catalan capital
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