Carmen Pérez-Lanzac

The U.S. intellectual centralized women that had previously been marginalized. Her essay ‘Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center’ is celebrating its 40th anniversary

The liberal American academic claims that Trump is running for office only to avoid going to prison. That’s why her vote in November will be for Kamala Harris

The expert in ethics applied to technology advocates for a system of digital anonymity that protects us from companies. Its absence undermines our autonomy

The movement is torn between upholding a strict posture against the consumption of living beings and incorporating people with a plant-based diet who have the odd piece of cheese

The Australian thinker, transgender activist and prominent left-wing figure went from analyzing digital culture to publishing autofiction novels such as ‘Raving,’ where she argues that dancing to techno music can open new political perspectives

The philosopher and French art historian has written 60 essays. He is a specialist on the use of images in contemporary culture and looks for the surprises hidden within them, like children do

The German researcher talks about social struggles in the face of change and the way in which different groups deal with the current climate issues

The German thinker finds the trouble with the MeToo movement and the woke left. She says that if women find their sexual power, men’s fear of them will turn into desire

Regular punishments and threats not only don’t work, but actually damage the brain of minors

The French thinker and activist endorses the social protests that are shaking her country; she trusts that a true government ‘by the people for the people’ would work

Gregorio Rodríguez has been arrested 16 times for stealing trucks, robbing banks and violent assault

Fumigators say numbers of the parasite are growing thanks to the rise of tourist apartments and a lack of awareness

More parents are considering communicating in a second language with their children, starting at birth

An EL PAÍS journalist recounts what happened on the day of her cerebrovascular accident

Request by nudist group gets greenlighted by Manuela Carmena administration, but attracts criticism from PP

This week sees the closure of Madrid Metro’s Line 1, which will be in effect until November and will most affect residents of the Vallecas neighborhood

Islamic rites calling for bodies to be in contact with earth clash with regional health laws

With more waiting until their 30s to get pregnant, fertility treatments are ever more common

The country’s super-rich are far from matching the generosity of Zuckerberg and Gates

More than 3.7 million people in Spain have a disability caused by accident or illness Returning to work can be a huge challenge, but is the best solution, say experts

Providers of support to pregnant women uphold their work in wake of harsh nurses’ report

Not all political groups have been as successful as Podemos in leveraging their brands

Parties flock to create online platforms that meet demands for more direct communication

Administration to release 500,000 details about the way it spends taxpayers' money

With youth unemployment so high, how do you motivate youngsters to seek work or study?