Anatomy of an assassination: the final hours of President Jovenel Moïse
Through the voices of the Haitian leader’s staff, witnesses and official sources, EL PAÍS reconstructs a crime perpetrated by a group of hitmen in the dead of night
Cuba sees one of the biggest protests against the government since the crisis of the 1990s
Thousands of people all over the country came out to demonstrate on Sunday, amid a situation of shortages and hardships that has been exacerbated by the pandemic. More than a hundred arrests were made
Murder of Samuel Luiz galvanizes Spain’s LGBTQ+ community: ‘There is no going back’
The alleged homophobic killing of the 24-year-old nurse has sparked an outpouring of support, with activists saying it marks a ‘before and after’ for the movement
In sweeping reshuffle, Spain’s Pedro Sánchez names younger Cabinet with more women
The Socialist leader hopes the changes will help focus on the economic recovery and smooth thorny issues such as Catalan independence before Spaniards vote in the next election
Privacy matters – but there’s more to WhatsApp’s story
Nayana Prakash|
The furore that erupted when the platform updated its data policy reminded us that the messaging application belongs to Facebook, and that the integration of the two online services will continue
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, July 12, 2021
Marijuana slaves in Spain: a year imprisoned in a warehouse
Catalan police have rescued 10 people who had been trafficked by a Chinese mafia and forced to cultivate the drug
Spain among EU countries with highest coronavirus infection rates once more
The rapid spread among young people as well as the relaxation of restrictions are behind the rapid spread of the virus in the country, although the trend is being seen across the rest of the continent