Haiti: a country in permanent crisis
Saturday’s earthquake is just the latest setback to hit the Caribbean nation, following years of natural disasters, political instability, corruption and gang violence
Reforms in sight for Mexico: change the world of labor, change sports
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Organizing the 2026 FIFA World Cub could worsen the challenges facing the country, but it is also an opportunity for it to promote workers’ rights
Afghan interpreter who worked for Spanish armed forces: ‘Rescue us – they are going to cut our throats’
‘Amal’ spoke to EL PAÍS late last week, after he fled his home province due to the advance of the Taliban throughout the country
Welwitschia: genetics unveil the secrets of the immortal plant
The species is native to Namibia and Angola and can live for thousands of years in extreme environmental conditions due to its duplicated genome
Spanish nationals, embassy staff and Afghan employees awaiting evacuation in Kabul airport
Spain’s Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska announced on Monday the operation would take place “as soon as possible.” Two A400M aircraft are due to be sent to Dubai for this purpose
Spain starts deporting migrant minors from Ceuta despite fierce opposition
The Spanish government has reached an agreement with Morocco to expel 740 of the youngsters who entered irregularly in May, but critics say the move violates the law
As Spain approaches 70% target, who is still to be vaccinated against Covid-19?
The unvaccinated population in the country largely falls into three categories: anti-vaxxers, people with concerns and those who have had an infection and must wait before getting their first dose
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