Remembering Lady Diana’s final hours
EL PAÍS columnist Sami Naïr was working in the French interior ministry the night the Princess of Wales died in Paris
How the fury of the presidential campaign has ripped the US apart
The country’s national demons, racism and sexism, have surfaced during this long and virulent journey
The long, slow, death of white, working-class America
The appeal of the Trump phenomenon, explained from the epicenter of poverty in the United States
In UN speech, Spanish king allays concerns over lack of government
Felipe VI tells General Assembly in New York that Spaniards will overcome this difficult moment
US and Latin America baffled by Spain’s political impasse
Leading regional powers wonder why there’s still no government after nine months and two elections
Hillary Clinton avoids walking in Donald Trump’s shadow
Unlike property magnate, Democratic presidential candidate sidesteps invitation to Mexico
After Mexico visit, Trump takes hardest line yet against immigration
Despite conciliatory tone with Peña Nieto, candidate rails against migrants at Phoenix rally
Clinton and Trump compete for the white working class vote
The Democratic candidate accuses her Republican rival of wanting to lower taxes for himself and his friends
Donald Trump fails to contain growing Republican Party rebellion
GOP heavyweights abandon the presidential candidate, accusing him of being a threat to his own country
50 Republican foreign policy officials warn against a Trump presidency
Group of senior officials say property magnate “would put at risk our country’s national security and well-being”
Obama confident Clinton can defeat Trump
“The Democratic Party is in good hands,” says outgoing president at the Democratic National Convention
Hillary Clinton promises “steady leadership” at a decisive moment in US history
The first woman to be nominated for president by a major party formally accepts the responsibility to lead Democrats, warning against the dangers Trump poses to the country
Hillary Clinton finally secures the Democratic Party nomination
Something resembling unity at last reigns within the party, which now turns its sights on stopping Donald Trump
Promising to continue the ‘revolution’, Bernie Sanders calls on his supporters to vote for Hillary Clinton
Keynote speakers attempted to close divisions at Democratic Party convention
Divided Democratic Party begins convention to ratify Hillary Clinton nomination
Wikileaks publication of Democratic National Committee internal emails prompts resignation of Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz
Donald Trump shares his gloomy vision of the US, but promises to restore law and order as president
After a stormy campaign, candidate formally accepts the Republican Party’s presidential nomination
At Ohio Convention the Republican Party seeks to reinvent itself in Trump’s image
Setting long-standing concerns aside, leadership rallies round presidential candidate
Obama: “We have to reject the ‘us versus them’ mentality of some cynical politicians”
Ahead of his visit to Spain, the US president responds to questions from EL PAÍS
President Obama cuts short Spain visit in wake of Dallas shootings
The world leader will no longer make a stop in Seville and will return to Washington on Sunday
Trump plays up Islamic threat in wake of Orlando shooting
Republican candidate reiterates his promise to ban Muslims from entering the United States
Hillary Clinton seeks Democratic unity ahead of battle with Trump
The presumptive candidate for the White House race will start the campaign in a strong position, thanks to successes in primaries
Obama’s late-term visit to Spain will prevent a break with tradition
Every US president since Richard Nixon has been to the country on an official stop during their time in office
The last Republicans holding out hope for an alternative to Trump
GOP heavyweights are all now throwing their support behind the property magnate ahead of July convention
Barack Obama turns his sights on Donald Trump
Outgoing president looks to preserve his administration’s achievements while helping Hillary Clinton win in November
Donald Trump and Paul Ryan hold “encouraging’ meeting
Republican congressional leader and the presumptive nominee put party unity over their differences
The Bush family turns its back on Trump
Presumptive Republican nominee comes up against the misgivings of the GOP old guard
Hillary Clinton, the only hurdle left between Trump and the White House
The US race will be tight: although Trump is the most unpopular candidate in recent memory, Clinton ranks second