The Nobel Prize-winning author’s heirs are selling jackets, shirts and dresses belonging to him and his wife, Mercedes Barcha, as a way to offer a glimpse into their lives and raise money for indigenous children
Created by decree in 1953 under the late Spanish dictator Franco, this singular spot has developed a hybrid personality that combines languages, cultural elements and mutual interests
The government has earmarked the mineral as a national strategic resource and is planning to deny new concessions to private companies
As the one-year anniversary of his election victory approaches, the US president is hoping to push through his star policy: the Reconciliation bill. But two senators from his Democratic Party are refusing to budge
A lab led by Yoshua Bengio has developed a tool whose powerful algorithms can simulate the effects of extreme weather events in any part of the world
Statute of limitations has passed in a 14-year probe into alleged acts of destruction by Odyssey Marine Exploration when it removed valuable coins from a shipwreck code-named ‘Black Swan’
The British star faces a legal battle over her song ‘Million Years ago’, which is accused of copying the melody of the samba hit ‘Mulheres’
The FBI has sent a team to the Caribbean island to investigate the incident while news is awaited of possible ransom demands
The municipality has opened cultural and sports centers, painted more than 7,000 murals and inaugurated the longest cable car in Latin America
Film director Todd Haynes pays tribute to the influential US rockers with a documentary full of previously unseen footage
In this exclusive interview with EL PAÍS, the South Korean-born philosopher discusses digital subjugation, the disappearance of ritual and what ‘Squid Game’ reveals about society
A software company in Russia fired workers based solely on the guidance of artificial intelligence, a situation that could become increasingly common across the globe
Political change across the Americas is encouraging the elites to take their money out of their countries and invest it in areas that are considered safer
The book by British climber Joe Simpson about his efforts to save Simon Yates on their 1985 descent of Siula Grande raises important questions for the reader
Joe Biden has become the first president to officially recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day, against a background of growing rejection of the Genovese explorer’s legacy in the Americas
‘Achtung Baby’ was released 30 years ago. The key album of the Irish group’s long career reinvented rock music and catapulted them to fame, but it was also their last great record
The huge success of ‘No Time to Die’ has marked a post-Covid return to normality for the movie industry and reignited the blossoming career of the Cuban-American actor
The actress speaks to EL PAÍS about her starring role in Pedro Almodóvar’s new film, ‘Parallel Mothers’
The massive leak of documents known as the Pandora Papers shows the key role of tax havens for the wealthy when making property transactions in areas such as the Costa del Sol or Madrid
The German consultant, who was once romantically linked with Spain’s emeritus king Juan Carlos I, sent a €30,000 invoice to one of the Mexican’s companies for reasons that are unclear
In the leaked documents obtained by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists are luxury residences, yachts and offshore companies in the names of various global stars
A small agency created by Andbank, one of the biggest banks in the microstate, liaised with lawyers in Panama to set up structures for the likes of Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola
The Spanish Trade Ministry wanted to find these managers via a transparent public tender, but that request was denied. Spanish firms committed to investing €200m but the financial crisis put paid to the plan
A US investment bank briefly used a firm in the Nobel Prize-winner’s name to manage his assets. The Peruvian author declared his portfolio to the Spanish tax authorities when he became a resident in 2017
The persistence of evasion schemes, as revealed by the Pandora Papers leak, requires greater global action and new rules in Spain
Members of the Roman Catholic religious order operated an offshore scheme that invested at least $18.5m in a portfolio across the country
The Pandora Papers reveal that the German consultant called on the managers of a trust to send part of the income from this vehicle to the then-monarch in the case of her death
