The faces of the 15 pioneering women depicted in the artwork, including Rosa Parks and Frida Kahlo, were covered with black spray paint in what was the third act of vandalism in just a few hours
There was a 23% fall in registered newborns in the December-January period compared with the previous year, mirroring similar trends in neighboring countries
On March 11, it will be a year since the World Health Organization designated the coronavirus health crisis as a pandemic. In this essay, writer Siri Hustvedt reflects on what we have learned since then
The movement has come together to call for an end of gender violence and a fairer division of caregiving duties, but events have been scaled back due to the coronavirus pandemic
With the inoculation drive in Mexico hampered by delays, desperate residents of San Pedro Garza García – the wealthiest city in Latin America – are traveling to Texas and Florida to receive the jab
A crate of the citrus will be turned into marmalade at the residence of the British ambassador to Spain and delivered to Elizabeth II
The country is emerging from three months of extremes in line with climate change scenarios, including the snowfall of the century, back-to-back storms and wild temperature swings
In a bid to halt the spread of the coronavirus, perimetral lockdowns of territories will be maintained, a curfew will be set between 10pm and 6am and all large events will be suspended
Galvanized by the ‘Salgado Macedonio’ sexual assault case, the movement is taking center stage in national politics with unprecedented force ahead of a key state election
Debating which inoculation is better does not make sense, say experts, as the drive is a collective – not individual – effort to slow the spread of the virus
Meanwhile, the official Covid-19 death toll has now passed the 70,000 mark. The data across the country, however, continues to improve with the 14-day incidence now at around 160 cases per 100,000 inhabitants
Nearly 20,000 people living in nursing homes died in the first four months of the pandemic with a confirmed diagnosis or compatible symptoms, but thanks to the vaccination drive this number has plummeted
The ‘infantas’ Elena and Cristina are alleged to have been inoculated while visiting their father, emeritus king Juan Carlos in the United Arab Emirates
Most of the country’s regional governments are in favor of perimetral lockdowns during the spring break, with the Health Ministry seeking a countrywide agreement on restrictions
Hospitalizations and intensive care unit occupation rates are also down, with the lowest percentage of Covid patients in regular beds since December 24
The inoculations are moving forward at different speeds from territory to territory, but the objective remains reaching 70% of the population by the summer
EL PAÍS looks at how the country’s Covid-19 inoculation drive will progress under several different scenarios: at the current speed, at the rate of the United States and if first doses are prioritized
The 14-day cumulative number of cases per 100,000 inhabitants has dropped to 175.3, but health authorities warn the speed of the descent is slowing
The former monarch consulted a specialist law firm about the possibility of officially splitting from Queen Sofía, sources say, but his relationship with the Monaco-based business consultant ended badly and both are now facing legal troubles
According to the new document, vulnerable groups under the age of 60 will get the vaccine once the inoculation of older demographics has been completed
Born in modern-day Equatorial Guinea, he caused a national stir when he married a white woman in 1936, went into exile in France after the Spanish Civil War, spent time in several internment camps and ended up leading a local group of the French Resistance. EL PAÍS has reconstructed his extraordinary life based on newly found documents and family accounts
Demonstrators set fire to police vehicle, smashed ATMs and looted a Zara store on the ninth day of unrest in the Catalan capital
Catalonia, Valencia and Madrid are going to ease some restrictions given the improving epidemiological situation, despite the latter having the worst incidence in the country right now
A picture of the aftermath of Spanish Civil War bombings published in 1937 triggered a successful movement to save a crumbling property from demolition and find decent housing for its struggling residents
The immunization of essential workers and the over-80s got going this week with a number of complications over appointments, which are slowing down the campaign. Last week just 75% of received doses were injected
The 14-day cumulative number of infections per 100,000 inhabitants has fallen to 206, but authorities have repeated their warning against relaxing restrictions too far
The South American country’s vaccination campaign has already reached more than three million people, at a pace that is outstripping that of Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Spain