Prosecutors seek eight-year prison term for Shakira on tax fraud charges
The popular singer also faces a fine of over €23 million in connection with six counts of tax offenses allegedly committed between 2012 and 2014
Anarcho-capitalism in Acapulco: The libertarian orgy that ended in crime
Among TED-style talks, alcohol and drug binges, an expat community represented the worst of the ideology; ‘The Anarchists,’ on HBO Max, offers a closer look
Doctors awed at ‘unique’ patient who has been living HIV-free for over 15 years without medication
A team of researchers from Barcelona has studied the cellular mechanism that allowed a woman to be ‘functionally’ cured despite not taking antiretrovirals
Big tech companies post strong results despite economic slowdown
Meta bucked the trend with a slight quarterly decline, but Apple shares were headed for their biggest monthly gain in two years while Amazon’s revenues grew 7.2%
‘My friends and I have lost €50,000′ The cannabis fraud affecting tens of thousands of Spaniards
JuicyFields promised 50% returns in three months for those who financed marijuana plantations. For a while the company delivered, but then it vanished
An ‘anti-fashion’ manifesto: where does your clothing come from?
Angélica María Gallón Salazar|
A guide for breaking the complicit silence that has flooded our closet with garments that are also major pollutants
Trumpier than Trump: The Republican far-right crusade marches on
The party’s most radical wing has a grassroots strategy to push an ultraconservative revolution that drinks from QAnon’s cup
The spoils of war: How Russia is leveraging Europe’s largest nuclear power plant
The Russian Army is storing weapons at the Ukrainian facility in Zaporizhia and preparing a plan to connect it to its own electricity grid