Priscilla Presley: ‘Being beside Elvis was a real life lesson’
The businesswoman and actress reflects on the musician’s enduring legacy and her decisive role in sharing it in an interview with EL PAÍS
From homes to assets: How housing fueled inequality
Real estate – once the largest store of wealth on the planet – has become the main driver of stratification
In defense of going to the office in August: ‘There are no bosses and nobody interrupts me’
With no meetings and more flexible schedules, more workers are choosing to travel during the off-season: this month at the office is too good to pass up
Christiane Martel, the first French Miss Universe, tells her Mexican story
New memoir tells of 90 years of life marked by war, Hollywood and politics
The music casino: How prediction markets are threatening Spotify’s No. 1
Speculation on music charts is creating incentives for manipulation schemes that inflate streaming numbers through fraudulent streams
‘Nobody should be forced to return to Haiti’: UN expert warns the island is unfit to receive deportees
Controlled by gang violence and with 1.5 million internally displaced people, the country is in a ‘catastrophic’ situation that could worsen with the end of TPS in the United States
Judith Butler, Slavoj Žižek, Byung-Chul Han: How to be a rock star of ideas
There are authors who leap out of the hallowed halls of academia and reach the general public, stirring up great passions. Why do they have fans and not just readers?
Cape Verde, the African archipelago where turtles return and young people leave
The tourism boom coexists with mass emigration, fragile families, high teenage pregnancy rates, as well as the environmental challenges of a territory that has very scarce resources
Compa Chalino’s enemies: Who killed the king of corridos?
A mysterious paper note, handed to the singer during a concert in Culiacán 24 years ago, was the prelude to the murder of one of the legends of Mexican popular music, a forerunner of the current narcocorrido boom
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