Spanish photographer Daniel Ochoa de Olza has spent six years completing his work ‘The Gap,’ which sums up, with its turbulent beauty, the drama of this abrupt barrier between two countries and two continents
In an interview, with EL PAÍS, the Venezuelan opposition leader says she’s convinced that a change in the country is possible this time: ‘Our records are available for anyone who wants to analyze them’
More than 62 million Americans are of Hispanic origin, 70% of whom speak Spanish at home. Although Latin voices are becoming louder and louder, there is still a long way to go
Oslo has developed a foreign policy based on facilitating negotiation, having participated in the resolution of more than 40 conflicts worldwide in recent decades
Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and now, Colombia. Five of the most powerful economies on the continent will be in the hands of progressives. A commitment to democracy, feminism and environmentalism marks the new agenda
Chile’s Sebastián Piñera, Dominican Republic’s Luis Abinader and Ecuador’s Guillermo Lasso feature in the new data leak. Among the region’s former presidents are Colombia’s Gaviria and Pastrana. In Brazil, the investigation has turned up the names of both the economy minister and the governor of the central bank
A joint investigation by EL PAÍS and Armando.info unveils the inner workings of a scheme involving dozens of individuals and companies that illicitly sold crude and transferred the money through tax havens in a shady multi-million-dollar business
High violence rates, the struggle for judicial independence and a lack of progress with the Havana peace accords collide with a presidential election campaign in 2022
The ‘extreme-centrist’ politician has dealt with several crises during his term, while a peace deal agreed with FARC rebels is slowly implemented. In an interview with EL PAÍS, he talks pandemics, politics and pressuring Nicolás Maduro to go
The leader of the National Assembly, who is recognized as the interim president of Venezuela by 60 countries, reflects on the country's situation after a turbulent year
Speaking from Mexico, to where he fled after stepping down on Sunday amid growing violence over election fraud claims, the former Bolivian president tells EL PAÍS that he is the victim of a coup
The Mexican president has sent a letter to King Felipe VI arguing that saying sorry is the only way to achieve complete reconciliation between both countries
The government of López Obrador is backing a project that will see migrants assimilated in Mexico and the US incentivize private investment in the south of the country
The ultraconservative candidate secured a first-round victory in the presidential election despite a rhetoric filled with sexist, racist and homophobic messages
Mayor of Spanish capital and EL PAÍS editor-in-chief discuss darkness and light in the history of the metropolis
One-time US ally toppled in 1989 invasion had been released from jail, but held in hospital
This year set to be most violent yet of President Enrique Peña Nieto’s administration
Politician from the ruling PRI fled Veracruz in October after being charged with corruption
Foreign minister says country “will not accept” new proposals before key meeting with US officials
State attorney’s office says $1m bribe was used by Juan Manuel Santos’ campaign manager
New alliance to act as parliamentary watchdog in lead-up to guerrilla group entering Congress
But critics say congressional move bypasses the “popular mandate” that rejected the original agreement
Accord with guerrilla group to be submitted to Congress for approval after failure of October plebiscite
Spate of killings threatens efforts to conclude a revised peace deal with FARC guerrillas
New measure limits amount of money citizens may withdraw from the bank, as inflation rate soars
Government incorporates proposals from opponents who rejected agreement in referendum
President Obama had supported talks with FARC and promised $450 million for post-conflict development