‘The Bill Gates Problem’: The case against the richest man in the world
Tim Schwab’s book lashes out at the magnate and philanthropist, depicting him as an unpleasant person whose charity work actually conceals an operation of power
Back to normal in Catalonia?
Spain needs structural changes that do not seem forthcoming in light of the prime minister’s apathy and lack of initiative by other political leaders
The 1978 system
We are currently faced with the most serious threat to our democracy since the Spanish Constitution was approved, writes EL PAÍS chairman Juan Luis Cebrián
Saying one thing and meaning another
The death of Adolfo Suárez is being used to spread old lies about the king's role in the failed coup
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