EL PAÍS recounts the terror endured by the Wharf Jérémie neighborhood in Port-au-Prince on December 6, when an armed gang killed at least 184 people, leaving an open wound in the heart of the community
A team of scientists subjected volunteers to a brain scan and perceptual analysis while they listened to the sound of the rare instrument
In 1973, the magazine changed the rules of the game, opening a window to the female appropriation of the male gaze. ‘The penis is still something forbidden to people and to the Instagram algorithm,’ laments Daniel McKernan, author of ‘Playgirl: The Official History of a Cult Magazine’
The residents of this jungle region have been protesting for 12 days. They have cut off the main roads of the province and surrounded the governor’s building in a bid to get authorities to drop the project
Six collaborators of María Corina Machado have spent nearly nine months in the diplomatic residence, where they depend on generators after the power was cut
While his own officials show themselves in public with rifles and pistols, the far-right president has reduced the minimum age to bear arms from 21 to 18, bypassing parliament with an executive decision
Representatives of the private sector warn that if the Republican follows through with his promises, they will be forced to rethink their business plans
The ambassadorial candidate will be responsible for faithfully implementing the immigration and anti-drug policies of the incoming Republican president
The president-elect’s nominations to his incoming administration include at least a dozen super-rich individuals. The question is how these appointments fit in with the campaign promise to rescue the working class
The data cited by the president-elect contradict reality: the conviction rate for violent crimes among native-born citizens is more than twice that of migrants with irregular status