At least 50 Venezuelans deported to El Salvador legally entered the United States
A report contradicts the government’s claim that it has only expelled undocumented immigrants
Trump takes aim at Ivy League universities
The president’s threat to withdraw funding from the country’s leading educational institutions is already jeopardizing their research work
Take it Down Act, the law that criminalizes deepfakes and ‘revenge porn’
New tools make it easy to create ‘deepfakes’ - images or videos that convincingly show someone naked or in a sexual situation
Peace for minerals: Negotiations between the US and Democratic Republic of the Congo raise alarm bells
Civil society and experts call for an end to the enrichment of foreign countries and the Congolese elite at the expense of the population
Texas aims to become the most restrictive state for social media use by minors
The state legislature has passed a bill requiring age verification for app downloads and is debating another bill to completely ban access for anyone under 18
A meeting with Sheinbaum, dinner with the far right, and a photo with Our Lady of Guadalupe: Trump’s new ambassador arrives in Mexico
Ronald Johnson, a CIA veteran and former Green Beret, is bringing a tough new style that favors military action against the cartels
Collateral damage from the war on immigration: Trump administration admits to third mistaken deportation
A Guatemalan man was sent to Mexico on the strength of an unverified statement by an unknown ICE agent, despite having judicial protection
Russia and Ukraine to immediately open ceasefire talks, Trump says
The warring nations ‘are on the right track,’ Vladimir Putin stated
Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal take on Trump’s Wild West
The two actors star in Ari Aster’s corrosive political satire ‘Eddington’, in competition at Cannes, which reveals the conspiratorial tendencies of the United States
Nayib Bukele consolidates his authoritarian style in El Salvador
The president’s approval ratings remain high as he nears six years in power, but both his image and leadership have evolved significantly
He Lifeng, the trusted aide to Xi Jinping who broke the trade deadlock
China’s vice premier has been leading negotiations with the US to ease trade tensions. What he lacks in charisma he makes up for in loyalty and discipline
United States pressures Mexican banks to curb cartel money laundering
The DEA has raised concerns about increasingly diversified schemes involving Chinese criminal networks, cryptocurrencies, and international trade. The Mexican financial system has expressed its willingness to collaborate
The White House, LLC
Donald Trump is taking advantage of his presidency to promote his and his family’s businesses, disregarding conflicts of interest or ethical considerations
Assata Shakur, the ‘fugitive’ the United States has been demanding from Cuba for over half a century
The former member of the Black Panthers, accused 52 years ago of the murder of a police officer and given refuge by Fidel Castro, is now 77 years old, living in Havana, and considers herself a former political prisoner
Chapter 3: The charismatic messiah
The leadership exercised by the president is based on the belief that he possesses extraordinary, almost supernatural qualities, and is the only one capable of guiding his nation toward a promised destiny
Welfare checks on unaccompanied young migrants leave 100 children homeless
US government defends unannounced visits from ICE and FBI agents as an anti-trafficking measure, but critics warn that their true objective is deportation
Fiona Hill, former Trump adviser: ‘The president wants to be an autocrat; he sees himself as an emperor’
The Russia expert analyzes the US president’s relationship with Putin and warns that Europe must strengthen its infrastructure security in light of sabotage risks
The US, the country with which Mexico has co-produced the most films in the last year
For three decades, the Latin American nation has offered foreign productions a 0% tax rate
An artist learned to draw comics to understand her family’s trauma. She has now made Pulitzer Prize history
With her graphic memoir ‘Feeding Ghosts,’ Tessa Hulls is only the second author to win the prestigious award for a comic, 33 years after ‘Maus.’ ‘I won’t write any more books,’ she warns
Jane Goodall: ‘The worse it gets, the harder I fight’
The illustrious British ethologist and conservationist extols hope as the main force for the global defense of nature
Even Alcatraz isn’t exempt from Trump’s antics
EL PAÍS paid a visit to the world’s most famous prison. It closed 62 years ago, but now, the US president wants to reopen it as a symbol of his tough-on-crime policies
Nancy Knowlton, marine biologist: ‘Scientists have to speak out against Trump’
The US researcher has studied the effects of climate change on the coral reefs for 50 years
Pope Leo XIV’s friend and ‘big brother’: “I think he didn’t call himself ‘Francis II’ so as not to upset the conservative cardinals”
Pedro Vásquez is one of the religious figures closest to Robert Prevost, and has even seen him cry. The two friends frequently text each other
The 5% remittance tax threat: A new flashpoint between Mexico and the US
Congress is moving forward with a proposal to tax money sent abroad. Analysts estimate the decision could cost Mexico at least $3.25 billion annually
‘We just want to be treated like human beings’: Serious abuses reported in El Paso migrant detention center
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According to Amnesty International, Venezuelans detained in Central Texas ‘are disproportionately physically abused’ because of their nationality
The safest and most at-risk states for immigrants: A map of U.S. immigration laws
From California to Florida, the majority of states have anti-immigrant legal frameworks. However, about 20 of them lack laws regulating the issue
Russia and Ukraine agree to prisoner swap and further truce talks
The first direct negotiation between the two countries in the last three years concludes with slight progress
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