Chile, the story of a fractured country
The country will face several elections this year in a climate marked by social divisions and political tension
Two Spanish journalists killed in Burkina Faso attack
An Irish national and a local man also died after armed individuals on motorbikes attacked a convoy in the east of the conflict-stricken African country
The lesser-known life of Anthony Hopkins, the Oscar-winner who only learned to be happy after turning 75
The Welsh actor has just become the oldest person to win Best Actor at the Academy Awards. It’s the perfect coda to a career that has been full of hits, but also misses, as well as a tormented personal life that was only resolved in the last decade
Bank of Spain warns of tough post-Covid economic legacy for youths
Central lender says the pandemic has intensified existing problems with job market imbalances, quality of education, access to affordable housing and more
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, April 27, 2021
Madrid election campaign descends into toxic battle
The political debate has given way to a series of ever-more concerning criminal incidents and regular clashes over fascism and the rise of the far right
Barcelona launches campaign to win back US tourists
The Catalan capital has welcomed the recommendation that vaccinated Americans be allowed to enter Europe, given that before the pandemic they were key to the city’s tourism sector