When Cádiz was the gateway to the United States
The Provincial Historical Archive reconstructs 250 years of relations between the USA and the southern Spanish city, where it opened one of its first consulates
Nancy Cartwright, philosopher: ‘People distrust science because they feel the system has abandoned them’
The thinker reflects on evidence-based science and advocates for combining methods to put research to good use in economics or public health
Spain, a country in arms: How the Civil War was reported in US newsreels
On the 90th anniversary of the coup d’état against the Second Republic, EL PAÍS explores one of the largest audiovisual archives on the war and analyzes how the conflict was covered on the big screen
Spain, the first reigning champion to host a World Cup amid many uncertainties
The 2030 World Cup, which will be held on the Iberian Peninsula and in Morocco, still has many mysteries to resolve: the venues, the stadium for the final and how many teams will compete
Robbie Williams: ‘I am who I am because I drank and did drugs. I don’t know, if I had a time machine, that I would change anything’
One of the UK’s biggest pop stars performs on Friday at the Bilbao BBK Live festival. We talked with him about his new album ‘Britpop’ and his favorite subject: himself
Guggenheim Bilbao showcases Ruth Asawa, the artist who turned the barbed wire of her concentration camp into art
The Spanish museum hosts the first European retrospective of the Japanese-American creative, on the 100th anniversary of her birth and after the show’s stay at the MoMA
Spain’s excommunicated nuns of Belorado: ‘We have enough to deal with just getting through life’
Of the 16 Poor Clares who were in the monastery when they split from the Church, only seven remain, awaiting an eviction scheduled for March 12. It is the latest chapter in a struggle involving real estate, restaurants and schismatic leaders
Authorities dismantle Jalisco New Generation Cartel’s ‘office’ in Spain
Police arrested 20 people, including high-priority DEA targets and members of the Italian Camorra
The story behind the Basque Country-Palestine soccer match
Some 50,000 fans are expected to attend a historic game on November 15 in Bilbao
Paul Pfeiffer, artist: ‘Gender-wise, Baby Jesus is quite fluid, super androgynous’
An exhibition by the Hawaiian artist, ‘Prologue to the Story of the Birth of Freedom,’ will be shown at Guggenheim Museum Bilbao through March 16
Maduro accuses two Spaniards detained in Venezuela of being ‘terrorists’ without providing evidence
The families of José María Basoa and Andrés Martínez Adasme say the men were visiting as tourists. Diplomatic tension between Madrid and Caracas is at a high following the contentious presidential election
Gabriel Byrne: ‘The Catholic Church has left a black mark’
The Irish actor, who plays Nobel Prize-winning author Samuel Beckett in ‘Dance First,’ discusses the perils of fame
Colorimetry: The art of finding the colors that suit you best
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Not everything works the same for everyone; factors such as tones, undertones and ‘seasons’ are relevant when looking for your perfect wardrobe
Dominique Lapierre, author of bestsellers ‘The City of Joy’ and ‘O Jerusalem!’, dies at 91
The French writer sold millions of copies of his books, some of which were co-written with Larry Collins and made into movies
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