Hundreds of thousands of people protest amnesty deal between Spain’s PM and Catalan separatists
The conservative Popular Party called the rally on Sunday to demonstrate against the agreement that paves the way for Pedro Sánchez to return to power
The new gastronomic aesthetic from Korea: Between disgust and appetite
Do these images fascinate or cause rejection? This new visual trend seeks to show the rawest, most visceral reality
The secret life of far-right gunman José Ignacio Fernández, killer of left-wing student Arturo Ruiz
EL PAÍS tracks down the perpetrator of a fatal attack during a demonstration for amnesty for political prisoners that marked the Spanish Transition in 1977
President of Spanish Episcopal Conference rejects report on pedophilia: ‘The figures extrapolated by some media outlets are lies’
Cardinal Omella took 24 hours to react to the report that was commissioned by Spain’s ombudsman. He dismissed the study that estimates that 1.13% of the country’s population — approximately 440,000 people — have suffered childhood sexual abuse in religious environments
Investigation estimates that there are more than 440,000 living victims of sexual abuse that took place within the Spanish Catholic Church
The historic report released by Spain’s ombudsman details the abuses committed by clergy members, calling out the religious institution in harsh terms. According to the figures released, Spain is the country with the highest official projection of victims
Daniel Sancho’s murder hearing in Thailand postponed due to lack of a Spanish translator
The court on the island of Samui has assigned a public defender to the Spaniard, who is accused of premeditated murder after confessing to killing and dismembering Colombian surgeon Edwin Arrieta
Antonio Alonso, geneticist: ‘I do not believe that there was a plot to abduct newborns from Spanish public hospitals during democracy’
The director of the National Institute of Toxicology and Forensic Sciences denies the existence of an abduction ring involving 300,000 newborns in Spain after investigating hundreds of cases
A Spanish Civil War grave under a school in downtown Madrid
The Miguel de Unamuno high school, next to the old Yeserías prison, was turned into a concentration camp for Republican prisoners after the conflict. To date, no excavations have been permitted
Does your child snore? Why this happens and how it can be alleviated
Genetics, obesity, respiratory diseases or environmental issues, such as passive smoking, influence whether a child snores, a problem that affects their quality of rest and their daily lives
The largest burial ground of primitive elephants in Spain unearthed in Madrid
Eight pachyderms that lived 14 million years ago died at the same time due to an extended drought
Spain arrests man for sexually assaulting his baby girl and offering her to strangers for sex
The mother was also arrested for exchanging child pornography files with the father
Han Kang, the star author of South Korean literature, returns: ‘I stopped writing for a year and forgot how to do it’
The writer, after the success of ‘The Vegetarian,’ returns with ‘Greek Lessons,’ a novel about how, even amidst silence, language can help fight against isolation
The last Monet: Almost blind, abstract and undervalued
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Late in life and suffering from cataracts, the French painter took his painting to gestural, non-figurative extremes
Kuss secures Spanish Vuelta victory to become first American to win a Grand Tour race in a decade
It was a surprising victory for Kuss, who entered the race in a supporting role to his Jumbo-Visma teammates Jonas Vingegaard and Primoz Roglic
Digital nomads embrace their unique way of life
Three years after they relocated during the pandemic, this lifestyle still brings joy to the young and restless despite its challenges
Storm leaves trail of destruction in parts of Spain: ‘People screamed they were drowning’
A 10-year-old boy survived by clinging to a tree branch after the car he was traveling in with his family was dragged away as it attempted to cross a bridge
Where will the tourists go? Europe’s winning and losing destinations due to the climate crisis
Analysis by European Commission experts places parts of Spain among those regions where the number of overnight stays will fall the most with the advance of global warming. Cyprus and Greece will suffer the largest drop
The great families of the history of art: Is talent hereditary?
From Gentileschi to Roldán and Sorolla, the passion for painting, sculpture and design has been passed from fathers to sons and daughters
Buck Meek: from street musician to indie star
The guitarist of the folk-rock band Big Thief released his third solo album, ‘Haunted Mountain,’ which reflects on the fullness of love
Daniel Sancho: What happens next in Thailand murder and dismemberment case?
The Spaniard, accused of killing Colombian plastic surgeon Edwin Arrieta, could serve a sentence in Spain under a 1987 agreement if he is not given the death penalty
The journey of drug mules from Peru to Spain: ‘Remember that I can have your family killed’
A Spanish judicial investigation to which EL PAÍS has had access reveals how a criminal gang in Barcelona recruits and exploits young women with the collusion of officials at Lima airport
Spaniard confesses to killing and dismembering Colombian plastic surgeon in Thailand
The case of Daniel Sancho, who has admitted to the murder of Edwin Arrieta, has shaken the paradisiacal island of Kho Pha-ngan
‘Young people don’t read because the phone is a much more affordable form of leisure’
Literature professor Miguel Salas highlights the importance of ensuring teenagers don’t abandon the pleasure of reading in the age of TikTok and YouTube
Alcohol in the city: It’s everywhere, all the time
We have normalized the availability and advertising of alcoholic beverages in urban environments to such an extent that we no longer see them
UN global heat officer: ‘It’s criminal to build squares that do not have shade or cooling elements’
Eleni Myrivili talks to EL PAÍS about what can be done to cool down cities, the importance of taking action and how heat waves affect the most vulnerable
Europe’s last train to Latin America and the Caribbean
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The Spanish presidency of the European Union offers an opportunity to write the history of the coming decade
Mikhail Chesnokov, Russian cancer expert: ‘There was a chance I’d be sent to the front’
After the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, the biochemist escaped Russia and joined the National Cancer Research Center in Madrid to find a cure for pancreatic cancer
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