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The Democratic presidential candidate from Texas speaks to EL PAÍS about the need to remove Donald Trump from office, Mexico’s importance as a US partner, and gun control

The 37-year-old mayor, who describes himself as an “Episcopalian gay millennial,” has been the surprise candidate of the Democratic primaries, proposing the regularization of immigrants and an end to precarious working conditions

The Associated Press publishes testimonies that claim inappropriate behavior by the popular opera singer and director

An international software company that hires people on the autism spectrum has plans for an office in Spain

President Donald Trump’s new policy of separating migrant families is doing little to dissuade those fleeing violence and poverty

Thanks to his win with ‘The Shape of Water,’ four films from directors from Mexico have taken the top gong at the Academy Awards in the last five years

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

Government provides relief to businesses “at risk of significant harm” over shortage back home

In 1991, George Holliday filmed LA police beating Rodney King, sparking deadly race riots

Los Angeles and San Francisco brought to a standstill as immigrants highlight their role in the economy

Border Angels initiative allows people to meet briefly in no-man’s land at Tijuana crossing

Young man was made to sign papers before being dumped on the other side of the border, say attorneys

Delegates at Border Security Expo in Texas cautiously optimistic about business opportunities

Assembly is studying a bill that would allow diacritical marks on Spanish names in official registers

In decision that could set precedent, Daniel Ramírez Medina can await deportation decision in liberty

Police chief says crime reports by Latinos are down, suggesting fear of deportation is pushing thousands into silence

In the Republican stronghold of Bakersfield, California, 95,000 people depend on Obamacare

Undocumented people in the United States are fearful of Trump's new deportation rules

Daniel Ramírez’s lawyers say his statement was tampered with to make him look like gang member

Mexican and American authorities dismantle device used to get bundles of marijuana over the border

Young Mexican under federal protection now faces deportation, raising concerns for 750,000 others

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

State Assembly calls on incoming president to abandon deportation plans for migrants

Democrat Xavier Becerra seen as leading fight against Trump in key areas such as immigration

Secessionist group in US state has pushed forward vote plans after recent presidential election

Javier Duarte has left a trail of multi-million-dollar investments in one of Houston’s wealthiest neighborhoods