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The city has received eight proposals to build new casinos. A committee of experts will select three of the candidates, with each license worth $500 million

As the Mexican government considers using this process again to increase dwindling oil reserves, the activist and scientist warns of the social and environmental consequences

The co-founder of an archive on the history of the Dutch colonies speaks about the importance of memory and anti-racism, amid the rise of the far-right in the Netherlands

More than 100,000 former members of the armed forces do not have American citizenship and are at risk of being removed from the country

Roque Sevilla is the first Ecuadorian to receive the International Union for Conservation of Nature award

Panamanian-American Cristina Henríquez portrays the construction of the crossing in a new novel and finds an echo with the current fears of immigrants in the United States

Between nostalgia and the vertigo of the contemporary, the actress who played Jessa on ‘Girls’ narrates her own mystique, radiating indomitable charisma

‘The Smashing Machine’ has put Dwayne Johnson’s name in the Oscars running, but it’s not the first time an actor associated with muscles has displayed thespian talent

Although Claudia Sheinbaum’s government has touted its plan, experts point to declining figures in sectors like manufacturing and construction, as well as weak public and private investment

Wang turned a small mobile battery company into the world’s largest manufacturer of EVs, unseating Tesla as the world’s largest seller by volume

Of the over-65 population in Spain, 24% have sex once a week, a reality that the health system tends to ignore — making it difficult to diagnose sexually transmitted infections in this age bracket

The reporter says that US intelligence is at a crisis point, and warns of the risks of the White House’s operation against Nicolás Maduro

Russian president warns of costly repercussions after China also stops buying his country’s crude — and India may be next

The film ‘Deliver Me From Nowhere,’ which premiered on October 24, tells the painful story of making an album that no one but the artist wanted

The Pentagon’s announcement comes after the 10th extrajudicial attack against an alleged drug-running boat

EU member states have failed to reach consensus on the risks of maintaining time according to geography

The award-winning Gala Hernández’s new short film explores how the ideals of the financial manager have become the new mirage of the good life

Elements of the National Basketball Association are being dragged through the mud as players and coaches are charged with fraud and various illegal gambling activities 

All traces of the 1919 ’Still Life with Guitar’ were lost when it was moved to Granada for an exhibition. Authorities suspect the tiny artwork never left the Spanish capital in the first place

The artist, who made little-known parts of Mexico the setting for her work, receives the prestigious Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts in Spain

Jeison Obando Pérez is recovering in a Bogotá hospital from injuries he sustained in the attack, and will likely be released despite US demands for his arrest

Accused of trafficking the drug for Mexican cartels and laundering millions of dollars, he had fled to Cuba after escaping from Mexico City last summer while on house arrest

At a roundtable on his homeland security task forces, the US president again floated the possibility of land incursions against drugs in Latin America

The project is now expected to cost $300 million, which according to the president will be paid entirely by private donors, including tech companies and wealthy individuals

The US president calls the Colombian leader a ‘thug’ and a ‘bad guy,’ and Petro announces legal action for slander

The victory by the American musician, who already has an established career, came as no surprise. The Polish competition was widely followed on social media and reflects the current Asian dominance in the world of piano

The Spanish singer’s approach to religious imagery and her vindication of the convent connects her with other artists, filmmakers and writers who have long paid attention to the world of nuns

‘We are fulfilling our obligations and commitments,’ says PM Pedro Sánchez, underscoring the missions that Madrid contributes to. Spain will now join the PURL (Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List) program coordinated by NATO

The necklace and earrings that belonged to Marie Louise of Austria, Napoleon Bonaparte’s second wife, contain gems extracted from the municipality of Muzo, in the department of Boyacá

The partial closure, now in its third week, has already become the second-longest in history. Public opinion is on the side of the Democrats, according to polls

The Sheinbaum administration is confident of ‘reaching a very successful conclusion’ in the negotiations with Washington

According to the Dallas Federal Reserve, businesses are increasingly dependent on foreign labor amid the Republican administration’s immigration crusade

The ACLU and other human rights organizations have urged the agency to stop detaining pregnant women, a practice that has been banned since 2021

The cancellation of the summit between the Russian and American leaders demonstrates that Moscow is trying to buy time. Washington wants an agreement at all costs, even by overriding Kyiv’s interests

Caracas expands its military deployment while US attacks against alleged drug boats intensify

At least one of the attacks took place off the coast of Colombia, amid escalating tensions between Donald Trump and Gustavo Petro

Accused of trafficking for cartels and laundering millions of dollars, Brother Wang fled Mexico City for Havana

The recent refusal by Congress to even consider a public initiative to withdraw national cultural protection from bullfighting, aided by a conspicuous abstention by the governing Socialists, has infuriated some and delighted others

Those who lost a loved one to the bacteria detected in the clinical drug demand an investigation into the entire chain of responsibility

The former Colombian president returns to the center of public debate after once again coming close to losing his power

The measure is intended to strengthen state surveillance and ensure that citizens report any incidents to the authorities

President Gustavo Petro suspects that at least one of the US attacks in the Caribbean occurred in Colombian waters

Executives are advocating for passage of the bipartisan Dignity Act, introduced by Republican Maria Elvira Salazar, which rules out a path to citizenship

The program costs approximately $8 billion per month to operate nationwide, and has never missed a monthly payment due to a closure

Residents in the neighborhoods of Roma and Condesa, where he lived until now, mobilized on social media to find him temporary shelter

The lynching, captured on video deep in the jungle, sheds light on the reality of the animals. Females exert power over males, who are larger and stronger, through a matriarchy woven with intense social bonds

The US president is carrying out the biggest change to the presidential residence since Harry S. Truman, and many see his mammoth project as a symbol of his policies

Economic instability deepens and demand for dollars grows, five days before key legislative midterm elections

José Jerí says the government is moving ‘from defense to offense in the fight against crime.’ The decree authorizes the Armed Forces to act against protesters

The right-wing leader has been acquitted on appeal nearly three months after the initial 12-year sentence; victims plan to appeal to the Supreme Court for a final ruling

Russia tells US and EU leaders that it is not interested in a ceasefire in Ukraine

The renowned US chess grandmaster and commentator, who died suddenly on Monday aged 29, was accused without evidence of cheating for over a year by the former Russian champion

The New York singer, composer, and performer received the Golden Lion at the Venice Music Biennale at the age of 82

The government is overhauling a fly production complex in Chiapas to make it the ‘world’s most modern’ facility of its kind, capable of manufacturing millions of sterile specimens as a chemical-free form of pest control

The pilot who pulled off what Kyiv considers a coup tells EL PAÍS his battalion had been pursuing the objective for some time, although a stroke of luck was also involved

The federal agency’s activity has raised concerns about whether spying on undocumented foreigners will be extended to political dissidents in Washington

In an interview with EL PAÍS, the president-elect of the Andean country says that he considers himself a centrist politician