Mexico’s new international airport gets ready for takeoff
On March 21, the three runways at the General Felipe Ángeles Airport will begin to operate, after a two-year, 10-month construction project
It’s 250 years old and it still exists: The first automobile the world ever saw
The Cugnot ‘fardier à vapeur’ was designed in 1769 by a French military engineer looking for a new way to haul heavy equipment to the battlefield. It ultimately failed, but its legacy lives on
Jessica Chastain: ‘Friends in the industry have told me to stop talking, to be careful’
The US actress, who has been nominated for an Oscar for ‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye,’ talks to EL PAÍS about the media, gender equality and why she is committed to making films that raise important social questions
Romance, vendettas and the media spotlight: CNN reels from president’s resignation
A scandal involving Jeff Zucker’s relationship with a colleague is just the tip of the iceberg at the news network, which is mired in a reputational and financial crisis
Video | Flock of birds suddenly drops dead on a Mexican street
More than 100 yellow-headed blackbirds fell to the ground in mysterious circumstances as they were on their way south from Canada
Art Spiegelman: ‘Banning books never works. It ignites interest in the forbidden’
The cartoonist speaks to EL PAÍS about the recent controversy sparked in Tennessee over his masterpiece ‘Maus,’ attributing the episode to ‘a cultural trend in America’
Shut the door on your way out, Mr Zuckerberg
Meta is threatening to leave Europe, but instead of sparking concern, many consider this cause for celebration
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