Understanding the racism and classism at the heart of Colombia’s protests
The confrontation between armed civilians and indigenous groups in Cali has highlighted unaddressed forms of violence that the state has yet to acknowledge
Spanish PM: Mass vaccination of under-50s to begin in June
Pedro Sánchez has announced that the 40-49 population can expect to get their first shot next month, as one in five people in the 50-59 age group have already received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine
Top dogs: canine companions in the White House
The death of Bo, the Obamas’ Portuguese Water Dog, unleashed sorrow and tributes from across the United States, but the Bidens will continue the long tradition of presidential pets
Catalan separatist parties announce preliminary governing deal
Three months after an election was held, the northeastern Spanish region is a step closer to having a coalition executive. May 26 is the deadline for endorsing a new premier before a repeat vote is called
The dark side of Brexit: European citizens being detained in migrant holding centers in UK
Dozens of EU travelers have been held and deported under Britain’s new immigration laws, which are very tough and highly restrictive
The obstacles still ahead on the road to normality: ‘The virus will not disappear so fast, if indeed it ever does’
While the number of contagions is expected to fall as the Covid-19 vaccination drive progresses, epidemiologists warn restrictions and face masks will still be needed to combat the pandemic
Spanish government blames lack of trustworthy data on slow response to pandemic
A report from the National Security Council says that decisions on how to address the coronavirus crisis were made with “partial or out of date information”