ICE detains the wife of a US Army sergeant during an immigration appointment
This is the second similar case in recent weeks. Deisy Rivera Ortega’s defense team claims that authorities have considered deporting her to a third country, such as Mexico
If Putin blocks the internet, how was this article written?
The Kremlin and the Russian public are locked in a cat‑and‑mouse game over the government’s attempts to control the global web. Children and older adults alike now know how to use the tools needed to get around the censorship
Mirla Pérez, Venezuelan sociologist: ‘The migratory exodus caused an emotional rupture between the population and Chavismo’
The academic argues that the transition to democracy in Venezuela ‘began in July 2024′ and says the population’s break with the regime is irreversible
Valentina Gomez, the far‑right influencer barred from entering the UK over her Islamophobic comments
The Colombian-born content creator, who called the British home secretary a ‘dirty Muslim,’ claims she will reach London by boat to take part in a far‑right demonstration
Swalwell’s resignation boosts Xavier Becerra in the run for California governor: ‘We have to control the president’s excesses’
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The former state attorney general and Biden’s health secretary has emerged as a strong contender in the primaries that will shape the race for the governorship after the withdrawal of the frontrunner, who stepped aside following allegations of sexual abuse
Almost intact Italian ship sunk by Francis Drake in the 16th century discovered in the Bay of Cádiz
The ship, covered by eight meters of sediment, is preserved in ‘excellent condition,’ as is its cargo
Why Zohran Mamdani's refusal to attend the Met Gala is a historic snub to Anna Wintour
The mayor of New York City has broken with tradition and declined the invitation to the major fashion event. Meanwhile, the city is plastered with posters criticizing Jeff Bezos, the main sponsor and guest of honor at this year’s edition
Maykel Osorbo and Luis Manuel Otero, the Cuban political prisoners with the most influence in Havana-Washington talks
The internationally renowned artists are part of the negotiations between Cuba and the United States
Twenty-five minutes of panic in Teotihuacán: An old revolver, a troubled mind, and a crime inspired ‘from beyond’
EL PAÍS reconstructs the shooting at the archeological site, which left two dead and 13 wounded, with the account of the authorities and video testimonies from the victims
Opera about a school massacre holds a mirror up to the brutality of the United States
Kaija Saariaho's 'Innocence' triumphs at the Met in New York with its chilling dissection of the aftermath of a tragedy that is painfully familiar in American society
El Salvador tries nearly 500 Mara Salvatrucha gang leaders amid international criticism
Trial opens against the leaders of MS-13, accused of rebellion and of ordering a massacre that triggered the country’s state of emergency
Venezuela prison riot leaves five inmates dead
Since last weekend, family members and advocates had been denouncing irregularities at the Yare III prison on the outskirts of Caracas
The city of Tyre is suspicious of the truce: ‘Israel’s sole objective is to fill our hearts with terror’
Residents of southern Lebanon’s largest city fear an imminent return to war between Israeli forces and Hezbollah, as the ceasefire is set to expire on Sunday
Mines in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran’s almost invisible weapon that has put the world’s most powerful navy in check
Tehran is resisting the US by using basic and cheap devices planted on a maritime route through which 20% of the world’s oil flowed before the war
Trump extends ceasefire until Iran presents a proposal and talks conclude ‘one way or the other’
The US president prolonged the truce with Tehran hours before it expired, although Washington will maintain the naval blockade of Hormuz
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