Paula Chouza

The country has received more than 1,900 people from Afghanistan since the air lifts began

The Interior Ministry is seeking to resolve asylum requests on an ‘urgent’ basis, as the new arrivals are sent to Spain’s regions to enter the shelter system

Defense Minister Margarita Robles points to difficulty of accessing airport and ‘dramatic situation’ in the country as hampering evacuation effort of former collaborators and families

It is estimated the two A400M aircraft will be able to take between 500 and 600 people, meaning various flights will be necessary

The charismatic and polarizing founder of Podemos quit politics on May 4 after losing the Madrid election and has not made a single public statement since then

Unidas Podemos secured 10 seats, only three more than in 2019, even though the former deputy prime minister was the party’s candidate

The threatening missive to Reyes Maroto arrived just a few days after politicians Pablo Iglesias and Fernando Grande-Marlaska and Civil Guard chief María Gámez were sent packages containing bullets

“Your time is running out”, reads the message for Pablo Iglesias of Unidas Podemos. Interior Ministry chief Fernando Grande-Marlaska and the head of the Civil Guard were sent similar packages

Carlos Castresana, the Spanish candidate to be the top prosecutor at the Hague-based organization, supports bringing resources closer to the territories where victims live

The EU stopped logging in Poland’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, but recent government plans have caused fresh alarm among environmentalists

EL PAÍS reconstructs the last hours of Génesis Urrutia, a student who was found dead in early October

Changes in water conditions causing huge influx of gulfweed in popular vacation spots

Former attorney general’s record as investigator is being questioned

Parents of missing trainee teachers clash with Mexican army at demonstration

More than 3,000 unlicensed women assist with births in poverty-stricken Chiapas state

González assumes the office of the president at National Human Rights Commission

A recording shows the son of a former Michoacán governor meeting with drug boss La Tuta

Mexico’s foreign minister and California’s governor address the US-Mexican border crisis

Critics warn that new group Morena will break up unity of the left and lead to less representation

New study finds nearly 2,000 ghost schools that are receiving public funding Some teachers are earning more than President Enrique Peña Nieto

Violence continues to grip the Mexican state despite government sweep against drug cartel

Mexico's national homicide rate has dropped but kidnappings are on the rise

Rifts begin to show among self-defense forces in Michoacán

Whereabouts of Templarios cartel founder ‘El Chayo’ have been shrouded in mystery

Latin American countries are locked in debate over regulation or abolition of practice

Controversial spokesman Mireles appears at public festivities held for vigilantes