Two German tourists drowned in rough waters while storms damaged homes, dragged vehicles out to sea and sent firefighters racing to rescue stranded people
In 1945, when she was just a girl, ‘Anita’ watched Japanese troops kill her parents and siblings. But she remembers nothing of what happened in the Philippines, choosing to focus on her second life after the atrocity
EL PAÍS journalist José Manuel Abad Liñán describes looking out over Avenida de América on to a city that has been deeply changed by the coronavirus epidemic
When the Roman-era calendar was adjusted to the solar year, subjects of the Spanish Empire went to bed on Thursday, October 4, 1582, and woke up on Friday, October 15
The man climbed on top of the Spaniards’ vehicle and smashed in the windshield for reasons that remain unclear. The country’s prime minister has apologized for the incident
Between 2012 and 2017, a security company from Cádiz was in charge of protecting the most uncomfortable house guest in the world while he was confined to the Ecuadorian embassy in London
Canadian epidemiologist Amir Attaran is the first signatory of a letter from more than 170 scientists urging the WHO to push back the dates of the Olympics
Google and major newspapers, including EL PAÍS, have created Accelerated Mobile Pages
This new content standard will accelerate the delivery of information via mobile devices