Five million residents registered for an initial sale, but few had access to reasonably priced tickets: they were either unavailable or cost thousands of dollars
The president’s fall ignited hope. But on the streets, money still isn’t flowing and expectations are outpacing reality
The pontiff’s first major public event in Spain, next to the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, will coincide with one of the Puerto Rican artist’s concerts
The officer, considered a hero in his country, accuses the United States of having succumbed to ‘Russian disinformation’ due to its affinity with Vladimir Putin
For the prominent French photographer, artistic beauty is like a broken mirror: it reflects identity, artifice, vanity and excess. The Picasso Museum in Barcelona is hosting an exhibition of some of her most representative works until September. In the photos, nothing is entirely real; everything is open to interpretation
The country’s oil industry faces limitations as it attempts to make up for the loss of crude, caused by the war in Iran. Meanwhile, rising inflation and gas prices are fueling public discontent
The five-star pile is a daily showcase of American tutelage in the country
In recent years, wearing football shirts in everyday life has become a point of pride, even if it leaves your wallet trembling
The lack of free and universal health care means fans traveling from other countries will be sure to take out multiple policies
The Russian invasion has devastated the Ukrainian economy, and the budget for 2026 anticipates additional borrowing for this year equivalent to 18% of GDP
Manuel Roberto and Fernando Farías Laguna stand accused of steering a lucrative illicit enterprise that cost Mexico billions
President Claudia Sheinbaum is reinforcing her team with technical experts ahead of the review of the USMCA trade treaty and greater demands from Washington
Its on-site lodging, shared kitchen, and six studios filled with vintage instruments make this spot a slow zone where artists can experiment and rediscover the joy of making music
Since September, a rule has begun to cancel commercial driver’s licenses for asylum seekers, refugees and DACA recipients, who have been losing their jobs
A leaked police report reveals abuses and attempts to cover up homicides during the fight against gangs in El Salvador
The years 2024 and 2025 were the deadliest for reporters worldwide since records began. In those two years, Israeli attacks were responsible for 70% of the deaths
Iranians are facing a potentially more critical scenario than what was seen under previous cycles of sanctions
Sánchez asserts that Spain is a ‘loyal partner’ of the Alliance and notes that he relies solely on ‘official documents and government positions’
John Phelan’s departure, coupled with those of three Cabinet secretaries in recent weeks, revives the turbulent memory of the president’s first term in office
Following the aborted meeting in Cúcuta, the Colombian leader will sit down with the acting president to discuss security issues
Military officer Gannon Ken Van Dyke used Polymarket to bet on actions in Venezuela that he helped carry out
More than one million young people have participated in the events promoted by the Mexican Youth Institute to create community awareness
A study describes two species with powerful beaks, and possibly intelligent, that hunted in the Cretaceous seas
The author, who rescued the story of the six wives of Henry VIII and of Queen Victoria, has published an essay on the history of household objects
The capture of two large ships by Revolutionary Guard speedboats serves as a reminder of their crucial role in blocking the strategic maritime passage
The former foreign minister, who brought the Greens into government, points out that Europe must prepare for the end of American protection: ‘We’ll see if NATO survives’
A reporter recounts his experience with a new fraud scheme built on fake enrollments in California’s community colleges, which has stolen at least $11 million
A German foundation is taking the pulse of the region, which has become the main stage for the power struggle between the two superpowers
This 29-year-old Salvadoran man told EL PAÍS that he survived the capsizing of a boat carrying dozens of people. The family of his missing girlfriend, Yosselyn Guerrero, believes he may be part of a trafficking network
The Cuban president has asserted that regime change is not in his government’s plans. ‘Imposing conditions does not allow for negotiation’
Claudia Sheinbaum asserts that she was unaware of the agents’ presence and demands explanations from Washington regarding a possible violation of sovereignty
The founder of Palantir, the data processing company, arrives in Argentina after his visit to Rome to talk about the Antichrist
The coalition urges denying access to bases and halting intelligence sharing with Washington to prevent further violations of international law
John Phelan’s departure comes weeks after the defense secretary removed the army chief of staff from his post
The president’s erratic handling of the war is affecting his approval ratings. His latest retreat undercuts the credibility of his pressure‑driven diplomacy
This is the second similar case in recent weeks. Deisy Rivera Ortega’s defense team claims that authorities have considered deporting her to a third country, such as Mexico
The Kremlin and the Russian public are locked in a cat‑and‑mouse game over the government’s attempts to control the global web. Children and older adults alike now know how to use the tools needed to get around the censorship
The academic argues that the transition to democracy in Venezuela ‘began in July 2024′ and says the population’s break with the regime is irreversible
The Colombian-born content creator, who called the British home secretary a ‘dirty Muslim,’ claims she will reach London by boat to take part in a far‑right demonstration
The former state attorney general and Biden’s health secretary has emerged as a strong contender in the primaries that will shape the race for the governorship after the withdrawal of the frontrunner, who stepped aside following allegations of sexual abuse
The ship, covered by eight meters of sediment, is preserved in ‘excellent condition,’ as is its cargo
The mayor of New York City has broken with tradition and declined the invitation to the major fashion event. Meanwhile, the city is plastered with posters criticizing Jeff Bezos, the main sponsor and guest of honor at this year’s edition
Kaija Saariaho's 'Innocence' triumphs at the Met in New York with its chilling dissection of the aftermath of a tragedy that is painfully familiar in American society
The internationally renowned artists are part of the negotiations between Cuba and the United States
EL PAÍS reconstructs the shooting at the archeological site, which left two dead and 13 wounded, with the account of the authorities and video testimonies from the victims
Trial opens against the leaders of MS-13, accused of rebellion and of ordering a massacre that triggered the country’s state of emergency
Since last weekend, family members and advocates had been denouncing irregularities at the Yare III prison on the outskirts of Caracas
Residents of southern Lebanon’s largest city fear an imminent return to war between Israeli forces and Hezbollah, as the ceasefire is set to expire on Sunday
Tehran is resisting the US by using basic and cheap devices planted on a maritime route through which 20% of the world’s oil flowed before the war
The US president prolonged the truce with Tehran hours before it expired, although Washington will maintain the naval blockade of Hormuz
A judge in Texas will decide whether the conspiracy site — which has been hit with multimillion-dollar defamation judgments — can become a parody of ‘justice’ for the families of Sandy Hook
Residents of Dahieh, a Hezbollah stronghold in Lebanon’s capital, are returning home, uncertain whether the ceasefire will hold
The Health Ministry has published a review of 15 years of studies on a pseudoscience that has been criticized by scientists for decades: ‘Many of these substances are so diluted, it’s like dissolving a packet of sugar in the Mediterranean Sea’
The Spanish researcher at London’s Francis Crick Institute has manipulated a fly’s neurons to make it obsess over an exotic fruit
After a decade of research, the slavery expert has published a book documenting how thousands of ‘liberated’ Africans fell into forced labor systems and faced legal obstacles in their fight for rights
Work on the production began several years ago and the movie covers the career of the legendary artist, omitting the darker episodes of his private life, such as accusations of child sexual abuse
The EU, the UN, and the World Bank estimate the cost of recovery and reconstruction in the Gaza Strip at $71.4 billion. The EU insists that a two-state solution is the only path to a stable and lasting peace
The director of the Madrid Royal Observatory dreams of finding signs of life in space but laments the fact that countries are competing for control of the Moon instead of cooperating
Measures that could put more money into circulation threaten the dynamics of prices, which are accelerating for the tenth consecutive month
Israel has taken advantage of the conflict with Iran to extend its control over large swaths of the Palestinian Authority, while settler attacks are on the rise and strikes in Gaza occur on a daily basis
A group of 15 Latin Americans has arrived in the Central African nation, which for the first time is receiving migrants from third countries sent by the Trump Administration
Authorities in the State of Mexico have identified the assailant as a 27-year-old man from Mexico City
The European space sector faces uncertainty regarding NASA’s new plans to colonize Earth’s satellite. The feeling is one of having been left behind
Walter Marcelino Chau, who was sent back to Peru, awaits the possibility of returning to the US to be with his wife and daughter, who have no one to help them
