I envy my grandmother
Readers write about modern life, the political crisis unleashed by corruption cases, the dependency law, and the closure of the Collserola mountain range
Readers write about modern life, the political crisis unleashed by corruption cases, the dependency law, and the closure of the Collserola mountain range
No one wants immediate elections, but the idea of an early election for the fall is spreading among the socialists
“I am a blabbermouth. I have called myself a blabbermouth a million times,” Leire Díez tells EL PAÍS, picked up in Portugalete, where she lives during the week
Polls predict a runoff between Iván Cepeda, the official candidate, and Abelardo de la Espriella, the far-right outsider
A selection of featured fiction productions this month on platforms
The Madrid Book Fair dedicates this edition to humor, central to the Spanish tradition, although not always well regarded in the world of letters
The head of Romanian diplomacy insists that NATO must increase its deterrence capabilities on its eastern flank
Industrial technology, strategic autonomy, and cutting-edge innovations in the hands of prepared human beings to counteract the malicious or unscrupulous use of digitalization are basic pillars to stay ahead of the rapid emergence of increasingly sophisticated threats
De todo el ‘affaire’ del expresidente español, queda un cuento con moraleja: cuando la oposición se siente de nuevo a negociar, deberá saber para quién realmente trabajan el resto de los actores involucrados
The History Museum is expanding with a new location at Fabra i Coats that should serve as the foundation for a Museum of Work on par with those in other European capitals