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Emma Cline: ‘No one is a monster 24 hours a day, not even Harvey Weinstein’
The California-born author, whose work focuses on moral ambiguity, talks to EL PAÍS about why she is drawn to characters with a complex relationship to power
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AstraZeneca fiasco undermines EU strategy to beat coronavirus health and economic crisis
Brussels was hoping to distribute 160 million Covid-19 vaccines by all makers during the first quarter, but so far it has only handed out 70 million compared with 154 million in the US
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Honduras rocked by hurricane of narco-politics
The confessions of two drug lords during their trial in New York have damaged the presidency of Juan Orlando Hernández amid claims the political elite accepted bribes to provide protection
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Spain to welcome German visitors over Easter break despite restrictions on national tourism
Hugo Gutiérrez / Lucía Bohórquez / Elena G. Sevillano / Silvia Ayuso / Guillermo Vega|Madrid, Palma, Berlin, Paris, Las Palmas|
While the regions are under a perimetral lockdown in a bid to curve coronavirus contagions, the country remains open to European travelers, many of whom have already booked vacations in the Balearic Islands
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Toddler rescued from migrant boat near Canary Islands dies in hospital
The two-year-old from Mali had been revived by emergency workers at the port of Arguineguín after arriving in critical condition, and rushed to intensive care
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El Roto
El Roto cartoon, March 22, 2021
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How we’ve changed after one year of the coronavirus pandemic
We have ditched cash for cards, we buy more items online but fewer clothes, we smoke less and adopt more animals. The data reflects how everyday lives in Spain have been transformed in a way that may be here to stay
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