Economy Minister Sergio Massa, one of the two remaining candidates, blamed oil companies for a lack of supply in the South American country and threatened to prohibit their exports
A centrist coalition that advocates the small Balkan country joining the European Union won early parliamentary elections in June, but without enough support to form a government on its own
According to court documents the government entered into the record last week, the payments came to more than $26 billion in 2021
President Joe Biden’s initial plan, rejected by the Suprem Court in June, was broader. The new one focuses on those who otherwise may never repay their loans
Joshua Bowles, 29, punched the woman and knifed her repeatedly in what was called a ‘politically motivated’ attack as she left a gym March 9 in the western England town of Cheltenham
More than 70 nongovernmental organizations issued a letter Monday to Paris regional authorities warning of a risk of ‘social cleansing’
Assistant US attorney confronted Bankman-Fried with instances in which he’d promised customers that their assets would be safe and that they could demand those assets to be returned at any time
EL PAÍS spoke with the four-time Olympic champion and former 200m and 400m world record holder, who suffered a stroke and today works for inclusion in sports
The government is exploring this new market and pledges to support small Black entrepreneurs in this sector
The two cities aspire to become the capital of the sector in Europe. London remains dominant despite the burden of Brexit, but Paris is favored by its new private museums and by the arrival of Art Basel, which has created a new fair in the city
A study in rats with injuries like the ones women sustain in childbirth points to new treatments for pathologies such as genital prolapse and incontinence
More than 2.4 million Venezuelans in the country and abroad voted, including in areas once considered strongholds of the ruling party
The man who has directed more than 1,000 episodes spanning his career steps behind the camera for the return of the drama starring Kelsey Grammer
The French Minister of the Interior’s accusations against the former Madrid champion for his alleged Islamist sympathies are the umpteenth installment in the stormy relationship with a part of his country and its authorities
The author has earned acclaim for four novels that infuse the genre with a unique take on American issues
The Jewish American leftist intellectual believes that the war is morally legitimate, but he does not spare any criticism of Netanyahu’s government
A police officer was seriously injured in Jerusalem after being stabbed by a man who was later shot dead
Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the security meeting will discuss ‘attempts by the West to use the events in the Middle East to divide the (Russian) society’
Halloween in the United States has its roots in the traditions of European immigrants, particularly the Irish and Scottish
The study moves three years closer the date when the world will eventually hit a critical climate threshold, where the risks of catastrophes increase
The duo who have defined fashion and celebrity culture for a decade now present ‘Unveiled,’ their most ambitious creative project to date and a double visual pirouette that includes an exhibition and a book
Pioneering research has discovered how smart devices talk to Android apps and each other to share data that allows them to know who enters a home, when, and how much they earn
An essay on the sociopolitical themes in the lyrics written by Joe Strummer, lead singer of The Clash, has inspired the debate about the impact popular songs have on an individual’s ideological views
The 90-year-old country legend, who revels he has always started the writing process by thinking up words rather than strumming chords, will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Petroleum is facing three markedly different scenarios depending on the extent of the Ayatollah regime’s involvement in the Israel-Hamas war
Researchers are finding signs of multiple phases of sleep all over the animal kingdom. The ‘active’ sleep phases look very much like REM
A former industry executive is promoting a course to teach film professionals how to treat religion in series and films in a plural, non-stereotypical way