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Coronavirus incidence sets new high in Spain, rising to 1,360 cases per 100,000 inhabitants
Health Ministry and the regions will today debate whether to reduce isolation time for people with confirmed infections from 10 days to five
Olympic star Lydia Valentín weighs in on doping
The Spanish weightlifting champion has spent years being pipped at the post by rivals on performance-enhancing drugs. But a crusade in 2016 retrospectively disqualified a number of athletes and today, she boasts Olympic gold, silver and bronze – making her a role model for minority sports in Spain
Usain Bolt: Mission accomplished
With 20 gold medals under his belt, the fastest sprinter in history tells EL PAÍS that he is tired of his frenetic life as an athlete
Meeting the survivors of death row
A group of people who were exonerated in the US regularly get together to share their stories
“When I hug my wife and family, I know at the same time Florida wants to kill me”
Congress against the death penalty opens in Madrid
A step away from death
They are a deserving club of survivors. In the history of the United States, 139 innocent people have been rescued from death row, a place to which they should never have been sent. EL PAÍS Semanal magazine had access to a private meeting of 21 of them in Birmingham (Alabama) in 2010
The heroes of ’92
Two decades ago, Spain hosted its first Olympic Games, which became a symbol of a changing country. Some of the key figures of the event share their memories