Washington has restricted A-2 visas and put the residency of hundreds of workers at the 53 Mexican consulates in the country at risk
The Democratic primary victory of the physician, son of Egyptian immigrants and a staunch critic of Israel, displays the growing strength of the party’s progressive wing
Critical of Israel and a proponent of universal public healthcare, the contender scored a narrow victory in the swing state after an all‑night count
Spanish journalist, formerly senior editor for digital narratives at ‘The New York Times,’ joins as deputy editor
The Republican administration’s hardline immigration policies are burying the founders’ vision of a country that welcomes newcomers from abroad
In his latest book, the scientist explores paradoxes of human identity, such as people who not only look alike, but also share similar tastes and attitudes. He also discusses the dangers of defining who we are solely by our genes
It is important to resist the temptation to think that the deal between the United States and Iran is the end of the conflict. Its most intricate element is the sanctions and how to lift them
The author and activist has filed two lawsuits to block the transfer of the land the Republican intends to use for the construction of the 47-story building in south Florida
The president of Cuba, in Raúl Castro’s shadow, has barely been able to push through reforms on the island, which is bordering on collapse
The Miami prosecutor’s office is preparing an indictment against the former Cuban president for ordering the downing of two NGO aircraft, killing the four people on board
The opposition party expands the list of swing districts under Republican control, where it hopes to win with candidates who are relative newcomers to politics and have moderate views
Israel has taken advantage of the conflict with Iran to extend its control over large swaths of the Palestinian Authority, while settler attacks are on the rise and strikes in Gaza occur on a daily basis
In a secret meeting in Havana on April 10, Washington pressured for the release of artist Luis Manuel Otero and rapper Maykel Osorbo, as well as the rest of the prisoners
The Johns Hopkins University professor believes the conflict has revealed the limits of Trump’s assumption that everything can be achieved by force
The testimonies of several women who say they are victims of sexual assault brought down the congressman who was leading the Democratic race for governor of California
The professor and director of Harvard’s Cuba Program, who is dedicated to unraveling the history of slavery and racism on the island, believes that ‘repression became part of Castroism’s DNA’
The move underscores the unlawfulness of Trump’s persecution of DACA recipients as part of his immigration offensive
The White House is trying to cut investment in science, including 23% in funding for the space agency, which would have to cancel 40 missions
Barack and Michelle Obama are producing ‘Proof’ in New York, but they have behind them a powerful machine that has won Oscars and continues to generate enormous amounts of interest (and money)
The former advisor to Barack Obama and Joe Biden warns of the similarities between the ‘hate speech’ of Spanish far-right party Vox and Donald Trump
The blooms adorning the Vatican during Easter and the tulips in the White House gardens come from the Netherlands. But this cultural symbol is also used extensively by other countries in their international relations
The first play about the life of the Dominican lawyer and US ambassador can be seen at the Public Theatre in New York until April 12
The Trump administration has deported 86 DACA recipients and another 174 applicants
The author, a voice of racial consciousness in the United States, speaks of his 2024 book ‘The Message’ and how language can make violence presentable
The political scientist, who worked in national security and diplomacy for two Democratic presidents, encourages Europeans to stand up to Trump’s authoritarianism
While the world is focused on whether the Cuban government will survive, it is critically important to understand what is happening to ordinary people on the island
Between 2019 and 2023, 500,000 migrants fleeing the island were released with a I-220A document, which does not provide a path to legal status and now puts them at risk of deportation. Lawyers argue they should have received parole papers instead