Miguel Jiménez

Forecasters are warning about ‘catastrophic’ effects and a ‘life-threatening storm surge’ along the southwest coast of the US state

The CEO of Avangrid – the American subsidiary of Spain’s Iberdrola energy giant – feels that the market is robust for renewables

An external probe found that the bank’s president was not only romantically involved with a senior staffer, but also increased her salary

The US Under Secretary of State says that the war in Ukraine has led to closer cooperation between the United States, Europe and Latin America

The Fifth Forum on Latin America, United States and Spain in the Global Economy discussed challenges of the post-pandemic world, including the war in Ukraine, supply problems and soaring inflation

The storm is expected to make landfall on the Caribbean island on Tuesday and on the west coast of the US state by Thursday. Authorities are warning residents to prepare for ‘state of emergency’ conditions

In a forum organized by EL PAÍS and the Spain-US Chamber of Commerce, industry leaders spoke about the interconnectedness of these markets in areas such as infrastructure and aviation

The SEC had charged the company and ex-CEO Dennis A. Muilenburg with making misleading public statements following crashes of airplanes in 2018 and 2019

The US withdraws support for Mauricio Claver-Carone, a former Trump aide who favored a colleague he was romantically involved with, according to external report

US Justice Department wins its appeal and can resume its use of the classified files in its probe on whether the ex-president illegally took national defense material

After bumping up interest rates by 0.75 points, the US central bank is now preparing for two new rises in the price of money in November and December

Iberdrola’s US subsidiary informed analysts and investors about an ambitious growth plan that includes acquiring New Mexico company PNM Resources

The forum, organized by EL PAÍS in New York City, saw the strengthening of multilateral cooperation between public and private sector actors

The 41-year-old, who has spent more than 20 years behind bars, has been released into house arrest after prosecutors said an investigation had turned up two ‘alternative suspects’

Chairman Jerome Powell could apply a 0.75 percentage point hike in a bid to cool inflation, while some observers say the increase will be as high as one entire point

The Democratic Party has been secretly boosting far-right candidates such as Dan Cox and Doug Mastriano, who believe the 2020 election was stolen and that climate change is a hoax

The firm’s former executive chairman resigns after demand for home-based exercise machines plummets

Whether the buyout goes ahead will depend on the outcome of the social media company’s lawsuit against the Tesla founder, the hearings for which are scheduled to start in mid-October

The reality TV star has joined forces with Jay Sammons to create SKKY Partners, which will make investments in the hospitality, media and digital commerce sector

After a four-day manhunt, the 30-year-old was arrested near James Smith Cree Nation, a First Nation indigenous community where most of the attacks took place. Hours later, he was pronounced dead from what sources say were self-inflicted injuries

Wracked by crisis, the company now has several key management positions open

Damien Sanderson was discovered with ‘visible injuries’ on the James Smith Cree Nation, where most of the attacks took place. His brother is still at large

The move puts the brakes on the probe into the former US president, who is being investigated for removing government records

The 52-year-old, who was facing mounting challenges as a top leader of the struggling retailer, died by suicide according to New York City medical examiners

The attack occurred on and near a First Nation reserve in the central province, where police are searching for two male suspects

Body camera footage released by authorities shows an officer opening the door to Donovan Lewis’ bedroom in the middle of the night and killing him a second later

The pandemic is chiefly to blame for the decline from 77.0 years in 2020 to 76.1 years in 2021, the largest two-year reduction in nearly a century. Native American and Alaska Native communities have been especially hard hit