Mexican teachers bound and shaved for following education reform
Radical groups opposed to new law target educators applying for vacancies
A single Spanish language proficiency certificate for the whole planet
Spain’s King Felipe presents new test for determining students’ levels, wherever they are
King Felipe: “Mexico is respected, well-known and well-liked in Spain”
Spanish monarch pays homage to Civil War exiles during his first state visit to Mexico City
The Mexican oil treasure found by a fisherman
In 1961 Rudesindo Cantarell saw a dark patch that led to the discovery of a huge reserve Now the site is being studied as an example of the poor management of state oil
An open letter to Donald Trump from the daughter of a Mexican migrant
Adriana Almanza’s post has gotten more than 325,000 likes on Facebook
Margarita Zavala: “President Peña Nieto has a tamed opposition”
Wife of ex-Mexican leader Felipe Calderón says she will run in the 2018 presidential race
Seven arguments (with statistics) to shut Donald Trump up about Mexico
Numbers relating to investment, culture and people prove US mogul’s insults wrong
PRI retains control of Mexico’s lower chamber with support from its allies
Conservative PAN and leftist PRD parties suffer worst midterm defeats in over 20 years
The secret grave of Hernán Cortés
For 123 years, the Spanish conquistador’s final resting place remained a mystery
Mexican mid-term election candidate killed by gunmen
A spate of political assassinations has marred the campaign for this Sunday’s vote
Six-year-old’s brutal murder at hands of other children shocks Mexico
Torture and killing of young boy rallies Mexicans to demand end to rampant impunity
$300m Mexican telecoms satellite destroyed after Russian rocket fails
Government claims that losses caused by explosion are fully covered by insurance policies
Mexican police capture Juárez drug cartel’s notorious “liquidator”
“El Chuyín” was one of the most-wanted murderers in the Western Hemisphere
Ex-Spanish PMs Aznar and González unite to condemn Venezuela abuses
Twenty-five former Ibero-American leaders sign declaration on eve of Panama summit
Mexico breaks TV duopoly by handing out new broadcasting licenses
Two newcomer networks face tough challenges as they compete in the digital age
Leader of Mexico’s bloodthirsty Los Zetas drug cartel captured
Omar Treviño took control of the gang after his brother Miguel Ángel was captured in 2013
Terror continues in Iguala with 14 murders in 72 hours
Los Rojos cartel takes advantage of rivals’ arrests over last year’s massacre of 43 students
UN special rapporteur says practice of torture is “generalized” in Mexico
Report calls for government to stop using army personnel in security operations
The day ‘El Chapo’ met his captor
Mexico’s top cop recalls his conversation with the world’s most-wanted drug trafficker
Mexico’s golden generation
Oscar winner Alejandro González Iñárritu leads a brilliant group of Mexican filmmakers
Pemex cuts $4.2 billion from budget to deal with world oil price slump
Mexican state oil firm assigns less money to refinery upgrades and outside contracts
“I’m independent because I’m subject to the law and public scrutiny”
Mexico's new anti-corruption czar is to investigate the first lady’s property purchases
“If Guerrero scares people abroad, imagine what we go through here”
The interim governor of Mexico’s most violent state was once jailed and tortured
“I ordered them to kill the Iguala students and destroy the evidence”
Hit man's confession puts cap on investigation into missing Mexican trainee teachers
Ibero-American Summit reinvents itself in a less ambitious format
Leaders leave thorny issues aside to reach deal on “soft” agenda of education and culture
Latin America seeks new growth model based on quality education
Leaders at Ibero-American Summit also propose sweeping structural reforms
Divisions within Ibero-American community threaten to spoil summit
The absence of Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela and Bolivia deepens split
_
últimas noticias
Álvaro Pinteño, pain expert: ‘For a physical therapist, the most difficult thing is to do nothing and explain why’
The last tomb keepers
Ocean Vuong, writer: ‘I am a product of the welfare state, which is being abused right now in America’
Boycotting Havaianas: The latest fixation of Brazil’s far right
Most viewed
- The Florida Keys tourist paradise is besieged by immigration agents: ‘We’ve never seen anything like this’
- Charles Dubouloz, mountaineering star, retires at 36 with a farewell tour inspired by Walter Bonatti
- Chevy Chase, the beloved comedian who was a monster off camera: ‘Not everyone hated him, just the people who’ve worked with him’
- December Social Security and SSI payments: Dates, double checks and the 2026 COLA increase
- The low-cost creative revolution: How technology is making art accessible to everyone
newsletter
Sign up to EL PAÍS in English Edition bulletin
_