Society

Urbagestión has agreed to allow the 87-year-old woman to return to her apartment in Retiro following a lengthy conversation with its representatives. The tenant must now approve the agreement

The running shoe segment seemed completely saturated — until On arrived and upended certainties. EL PAÍS traveled to the brand’s headquarters in Zurich and spoke with its founders to analyze and explain the interest

Several studies put a face to the women who were denied the right to end a pregnancy after ‘Roe v. Wade’ was overturned

The way couples walk together reveals a lot about the power dynamics in their relationship

Experts believe that the initiative approved by Barcelona helps to discourage car use while promoting sustainable mobility, but supporting measures are vital

The venerable professor, on the eve of his 80th birthday, discusses God, Jesus, Christianity’s betrayals and politics with EL PAÍS: ‘A new religion has arisen with an increasing number of followers: christoneofascism’

Residents across the country are mobilizing to claim back their cities by sitting down to dinner in streets and squares

The Log Cabin Republicans organization excludes transsexual rights from their field of action

Federations, clubs, and unions are beginning to cover treatments to preserve the fertility of their players, who are torn between becoming mothers at the peak of their careers or postponing the decision

After fulfilling her dream of having a daughter, the 27-year-old English teacher hopes to use social media to show what life with a disability really looks like

The sex industry continues to expand. Across Europe, the debate over whether to regulate or abolish it has returned to the political spotlight

Having children reduces day-to-day satisfaction but increases the sense that life has meaning

The programming features sermons, personal testimonies, quiz shows, Christian ballads and countless ways for believers to donate

The online presence of US senatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed sparks a broader debate about the relationship between appearance and political success

Prediction markets are courting female audiences via social media and empowerment messaging. What happens when betting is packaged as a lifestyle product?

Nineteen years later, police from several countries are still investigating what happened to the British child who vanished while sleeping in a tourist apartment in the Algarve region of Portugal

In the Sahrawi refugee camps in Tindouf, set up after the 1975 exodus, about 173,000 people live trapped in a limbo that has now lasted five decades. Their lives are increasingly dependent on precarious humanitarian aid

The major sporting event put gambling addicts on alert, many of whom now have new profiles linked to online betting

For over two decades, she has researched the evolution of the French language from the Middle Ages to the present, with a focus on verbal violence. Her book ‘Whore: History of a word and a stigma’ has just been published in Spanish

Denigrating remarks made to a famous guest actress have once again placed a profitable and popular format under scrutiny

Delft University of Technology aims to increase female enrollment in the program and ultimately boost the number of women in teaching and research roles

It’s a national pioneer in adapting its streets, but residents criticize the impacts of mass tourism on a paradise from which other cities look to learn

The couple, who became engaged in 2024, are seeking the same rights as any heterosexual married couple. Their case could make Botswana the second country in Africa, after South Africa, to legalize same-sex marriage

In 1939 a couple from A Coruña, Spain opened a bar that soothed the homesickness of sailors and enlivened the nights of the Spanish cultural diaspora. Now in his eighties, Pepe, the founders’ son, has just sold this piece of living history