Miguel Jiménez

Amber Heard’s witnesses included the actor’s former agent, ex-sentimental partner and one-time business manager

Whitney Henriquez, the actress’s sister, testified that while she had not seen any fight, she had detected signs of violence

The US government will allow Chevron to negotiate its license with the Venezuelan state oil company, PDVSA, in a bid to promote dialogue between the Maduro regime and the Unitary Platform

In the heated cross-examination, Camille Vasquez accused the actress of assaulting her ex-husband and severing his finger during a fight in Australia

Expedia boss tops the list which also features Apple’s Tim Cook

The US government is reversing some of Donald Trump’s harshest measures towards the island

The Tesla founder has warned that the acquisition deal will be on hold until the social media company proves that less than 5% of users are fake

Although it is difficult to draw conclusions about the wealth of the US president and his second-in-command, based on financial disclosure reports, the latter has more bank accounts and has made more from royalties

An official investigation calculates that “thousands or tens of thousands” of students died at these federally-run institutions between 1819 and 1969

The actress shows photos and recordings of her ex-husband before the court that is hearing the case

As the defamation case proceeds, the actrees took to the stand to tell her side of the story, accusing the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ star of phyisical and emotional abuse

The US bank acknowledges the mistake caused Sweden’s benchmark OMX 30 to fall by 8% and spread to other exchanges, although these rallied back quickly again

Under the terms of the agreement, the Tesla founder cannot criticize the social media network while he completes the acquisition process

EL PAÍS is publishing a series of interviews with the leaders of Spain’s biggest companies regarding the coronavirus crisis. The fifth installment is with the president of Spanish bank Bankia, who believes the pandemic will exacerbate ideological differences

EL PAÍS is conducting a series of interviews with the leaders of Spain’s biggest companies, who describe their experience of the coronavirus health crisis and confinement, offer a diagnosis of the economic outlook, and propose measures to take the country into recovery. Antonio Huertas is the chairman of Spain’s leading insurance company, Mapfre, which is also present in 48 other countries.

EL PAÍS is publishing a series of interviews with the leaders of Spain’s biggest companies regarding the coronavirus crisis. The third installment is with the chairman of Ferrovial, who believes that the government should not fast-track major changes without prior debate, and that if it does, it should do so to facilitate the creation of decent jobs for all Spaniards

EL PAÍS has started a series of interviews with the leaders of Spain’s biggest companies. The second installment is with the chairman of the energy giant Iberdrola. These directors describe their experience of the coronavirus health crisis and confinement, offer a diagnosis of the economic outlook and propose measures to take us into recovery

EL PAÍS is starting a series of interviews with the leaders of Spain’s biggest companies. The first instalment is with the executive chairman of Banco Santander. These directors describe their experience of the coronavirus health crisis and confinement, offer a diagnosis of the economic outlook and propose measures to take us into recovery

Letters went unanswered, experts contradicted each other, and lawyers suddenly changed strategy

Spaniard Manuel Labrado, who was on the scene thanks to his unusual hobby, explains what he saw

The billionaire philanthropist believes that extreme poverty could be eradicated by 2030

Finance minister will take corrective action in a bid to contain regional spending

2014 statistics from company tax filings reveal an average gender gap of over €4,600

Highest earners have continued to bring home more money throughout the economic crisis

Automaker apologizes to Spanish customers, but cannot yet say which vehicles affected

Major US retailer completing second warehouse in Getafe following its success in Seville