Pablo de Llano

The Colombian queen of reggaeton has worked very hard to reach the top. She is a beast of her time. In art, business and narrative. Known as ‘La Bichota,’ she is a proponent of money, sex and feminism. With her latest album about sentimental breakups – ‘Mañana será bonito’ (Tomorrow Will Be Beautiful) – the star from Medellín’s ‘big bang moment’ has arrived

Nicknamed ‘The Gentleman of Salsa,’ the veteran bandleader is touring Europe and shared his thoughts on the current boom of Latin music

The 92-year-old woman worshiped her late father, Ante Pavelić, whose regime was responsible for the genocide of more than 300,000 people in the Nazi puppet state of Croatia. Before her death, she invited us into her home where there was no remorse, only a deeply entrenched hatred

In addition to Francisco Franco, the Spanish capital is the resting place of four other autocrats, including Rafael Trujillo from Dominican Republic and Fulgencio Batista from Cuba

The Cuban government has approved changes to the constitution that would allow gay couples to be married

Cautious optimism among US Cuban community as Fidel’s brother Raúl prepares to hand over presidency

Patricia Rivas Puerta, from La Rioja, recounts to EL PAÍS the hours leading up to the horrific Florida school attack

Fifty years after revolutionary’s death, ex-CIA agent recalls informing Guevara he was to be shot

The Trump administration’s decision to end the so-called DACA program sparks widespread protests

Yulier Rodríguez Pérez insists his paintings are not political, but merely an attempt to make people think

Fans from all over the world have descended on the king’s home to commemorate the 40th anniversary of his passing

Millions of Americans could lose their health coverage if Republicans manage to repeal Obamacare. To many, this literally means the difference between life and death. Here are some of their stories

US president criticizes regime on Independence Day; Havana chides “millionaire-tycoon-turned-president”

Opposition activist Eliécer Ávila says authorities stole his computer after arrival at Havana airport

Despite thaw in relations, Ana Belén Montes looks set to serve last nine years of quarter-century sentence

The veteran leader will be stepping aside in 2018, but uncertainty reigns in the current climate

Carlos Giménez, mayor of Miami-Dade, now following order to hold detainees sought by federal authorities

Yunieski Marcos is the last Cuban allowed into the country under the end of wet foot-dry foot policy

Politicians, educators and activists say the move is detrimental in a country with 57 million Hispanics

The island remains under the supervision of a Washington-appointed fiscal oversight board

Two Spanish entrepreneurs become the first to bring animals to the United States for breeding

Economy is greatest challenge as country struggles to adapt to end of a political era

Ceremony attended by allied leaders from other Latin American nations, but not from Russia or China

Cubans start paying last respects to deceased leader, whose ashes will be taken to Santiago for burial

The passing of the founder of the Cuban Revolution closes a chapter in the history of Latin America