Antonio Jiménez Barca

Historical grievances and a sense of unfair treatment are among the complaints voiced by the inhabitants of the island, which Trump seeks to control

The U.S. president-elect’s interest has stirred a mix of fear and mistrust among Greenland’s inhabitants, while reigniting the long-standing debate over independence. In the capital city of Nuuk, it has become the talk of the town

Rampant speculation and massive high-budget tourism have pushed housing prices to unsustainable limits. There is a shortage of civil servants, including law enforcement officers, while hospitals are transforming wings into residences to retain fleeing doctors and nurses

Experts recommend not using your cellphone an hour before going to bed, avoiding heavy dinners and walking for an hour a day in sunlight

An erotic passage in the politician’s new book has caused a stir on social media, with users both ridiculing his literary style and criticizing him for being out-of-touch with the everyday concerns of the people

Unions have called another march for June 6. In the meantime, government officials are being greeted at every public event with loud banging that’s quickly become a symbol of the fight against pension reform

EL PAÍS spoke to students at a protest in Nantes about why they are joining the demonstrations against the government’s pension reform plan

A march by a large group of environmentalists in the rural heart of the country ended in a violent confrontation with the police, underscoring the destructive spiral in which popular opposition to Macron has entered

Experts are warning about a shortage of professionals who are essential to global trade: Europe alone will need an estimated 400,000 in the coming years. EL PAÍS rode with a Spanish truck driver for four days, all the way to the UK and back, to find out why younger generations are no longer interested in the job

The image of Yulian Lorenzo, covered in ash and rushing to load fruit threatened by the lava, has turned him into an emblem of the island’s battle against the volcano

As the lava on La Palma advances, residents of the Todoque neighborhood of Los Llanos are given one hour to rescue what they can from their homes before these are likely engulfed by the molten rock

Forty years ago today, Iberia cabin crew Isabel Almazán and Beatriz Ganuza were working on the plane that returned the painting from New York to Madrid. They recount their memories of the experience to EL PAÍS

Spain has so far sent three A400M military planes to carry out the repatriation operation. Two will be used to transport the evacuees, while the third is to provide medical care

The alleged homophobic killing of the 24-year-old nurse has sparked an outpouring of support, with activists saying it marks a ‘before and after’ for the movement

A judge’s report provides a minute-by-minute account of the steps taken by Tomás Gimeno on the day he murdered his own children in Tenerife and dumped their bodies in the sea

Eduardo Cunha, instrumental in the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff, has spent his first day in custody

The impeachment trial against the nation’s first female leader ends 13 years of rule by the Workers Party

Brazil’s suspended president delivers impassioned speech as she defends herself at the impeachment trial against her

Deeply unpopular Michel Temer has come to symbolize widespread ambivalence about hosting Games as economic recession deepens

"They have invaded the government like a horde of Huns," says ousted president of her interim successor Michel Temer and his allies

Vice President Michel Temer takes over for next six months

A simple majority of lawmakers agreed to open impeachment proceedings against the Workers Party leader

Senate expected on Wednesday to approve putting Brazilian president on trial

Acting speaker of Brazil’s Congress suspends process, but Senate leader says Wednesday vote will go ahead

President vows to fight on, while her deputy looks to form new administration

Embattled leader’s future now lies in the hands of the Senate