Mario Vargas Llosa

The Spanish-Peruvian author and Nobel laureate spoke with EL PAÍS at his home in Madrid ahead of his induction into the prestigious Académie Française

The Spanish-Peruvian writer is the first to access the hallowed institution without having ever written in French. The ceremony was attended by former Spanish monarch Juan Carlos

The actor and singer’s relationship unfolded over Twitter and Instagram, and the internet is in mourning after their alleged separation. We analyze the reasons why

Last year, Shakira and Gerard Piqué announced their shock separation, while Australian actress Rebel Wilson confirmed her relationship with Ramona Agruma

The businesswoman confirmed the breakup in brief statements to ‘¡Hola!’ magazine: ‘We have decided to end our relationship definitively’

With the exception of a couple of interim presidents who held office briefly, the rest of the country’s modern leaders have suffered tragic fates, including jail terms, exile, or death by suicide

The Nobel Prize winner underscores that the country has a legal framework that the new president, a former guerrilla fighter, must respect

A US investment bank briefly used a firm in the Nobel Prize-winner’s name to manage his assets. The Peruvian author declared his portfolio to the Spanish tax authorities when he became a resident in 2017

Besides writing prize-winning fiction, the Nobel Laureate has fought tirelessly for civil liberties. With his new book, ‘The Call of the Tribe,’ he promotes liberal thought and pays tribute to seven authors who embrace it. We talk to him about liberalism, intellectual blindness and the dangers facing democracy today

The Nobel Prize winner says that the planned Catalan referendum is “illegal, anachronistic and absurd”

Nobel laureate discusses ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ at Spanish open university course in Madrid

In part two of this special report, Nobel literature prizewinner Mario Vargas Llosa describes Israeli defense forces’ system to “prevent terror by sowing panic” among Palestinian children and youths

Nobel literature prizewinner Mario Vargas Llosa offers a first-hand account of life in the Palestinian villages as they struggle against Israeli occupation

Around 400 guests celebrate the Nobel winner’s 80th birthday at a Madrid ceremony

Program host Shirley Varnagy resigns in protest, joining 50 others who have recently left station

“Your dead, your tortured men and women and your battles are ours, too,” the Nobel laureate said during a visit to Venezuela

Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa talks about his latest book, Civilization as Entertainment In it, he examines the way the arts have been reduced to chaos