Held at a tortuous moment for the band and a critical juncture for the Spanish democratic transition, the band played at Barcelona’s Plaza de Toros Monumental as part of a hectic European tour
A population boom due to immigration, plus the 100 million tourists who arrive each year, underscore the need to increase spending in numerous sectors for the country to function properly
Dioceses and orders keep the same wall of silence and opacity they have shown for eight years: EL PAÍS asked 211 entities again about the handling of the cases and only three replied
The American Society of Clinical Oncology shows power of molecular alterations in guiding treatment and determining prognosis
Victims of domestic violence are unprotected in the United States. The fear of being deported keeps them from going to the authorities as was the case for two murdered Cuban women
The creator of the cult comedy-docuseries ‘How To with John Wilson’ analyzes the omnipresence of concrete in cities and how it has become a symbol of speculation and decay
The physician says she is worried about the rise in early-onset tumors and laments inequalities between countries in access to cancer treatments
It is the most modern of early instruments. Mastering it requires effort and a great deal of passion. Five organists —ranging in age from 26 to 100 — reveal the secrets of a machine capable of producing both Bach and a film soundtrack
Valencia joins a growing number of Spanish cities revisiting their slave-trading past with guided tours and activities designed to recover the stories of communities long erased from public memory
A study led by ISGlobal shows that the most disadvantaged areas are more vulnerable to extreme weather, especially to the cold
The Argentine scientist, who discovered molecular switches that regulate the immune response, is a senior researcher at the new CaixaResearch Institute in Barcelona
Scientific review highlights the prevalence of major depressive disorders during the period, identifying its most risky stage as two weeks after birth
Numerous studies and experts link exposure to natural environments with a decrease in pain perception: ‘It modulates the autonomic nervous system, improves physical health, strengthens the immune system, and reduces cortisol levels’
The pontiff’s first major public event in Spain, next to the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, will coincide with one of the Puerto Rican artist’s concerts
For the prominent French photographer, artistic beauty is like a broken mirror: it reflects identity, artifice, vanity and excess. The Picasso Museum in Barcelona is hosting an exhibition of some of her most representative works until September. In the photos, nothing is entirely real; everything is open to interpretation
After a decade of research, the slavery expert has published a book documenting how thousands of ‘liberated’ Africans fell into forced labor systems and faced legal obstacles in their fight for rights
The Global Progressive Mobilization forum held in Barcelona sought to regain momentum amid the anger and fear fueled by extremist parties
The American actor presents ‘The Birthday Party’ at the BCN Film Fest in Barcelona and reflects on his career, his craft, and how he contributes to the vision of the filmmakers he works with
In ‘El paisaje es un grito,’ Eduardo Ruiz Sosa uses a generous, feverish style to construct a fascinating story that culminates in the search for a home
The ‘Fraternity of Metaphors’ exhibition brings together more than 300 exhibits at La Virreina in Barcelona on the filmmaker and the influence on his work of armed conflict in places like Spain, Palestine and Bosnia
After a 601-day delay from the original date caused by her father’s legal challenges, the 25-year-old from Barcelona, who was a paraplegic, received euthanasia on Thursday
An autopsy performed on the body this Friday determined that he died by drowning and ruled out any signs of foul play, according to sources familiar with the case
The Barcelona-based engineer participated in the Forensic Architecture report for the case against Israel in The Hague
After learning that they carry a mutated version of the BRCA1 gene, their options were to undergo intensive monitoring every six months or to have preventive surgeries involving profound changes to their bodies and their lives
The secretary general of the UITP advocates in favor of a carrot-and-stick approach: restrictions on private vehicles and good service from subways, trains and buses
Despite a lower population density than other Western European countries, this nation of just under 50 million is struggling with crowded cities, insufficient investment in transportation, high electricity demand and the effects of mass tourism
Scientist Laura Soucek, who removed tumors from rodents almost 20 years ago, invokes the ‘moral duty’ not to generate false expectations after Mariano Barbacid’s announcement
