The sinking of Mexico City, a slow but steady phenomenon: “NASA is not reporting a drastic change”
While the US agency tests its new satellite, Mexican scientists estimate that the process will continue at the same pace as in recent decades
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Juan Jesús Vivas, president of Ceuta: “Morocco has shown that it is not reliable, respect must be demanded”
The leader trusts in the strength of belonging to Europe and remains steadfast in defending Muslims and in the legal distribution of minors on the Peninsula
Spain experiences the largest increase in sudden death in Europe
A European study warns of an upward trend in this type of death in the last decade
At least nine dead, eight of them children, in a shooting at a school in southern Turkey
Another similar attack left 16 injured on Tuesday at an institute in the Eurasian country
Arrested in Chile, the last fugitive for the murder of singer-songwriter Víctor Jara, former soldier Nelson Haase Mazzei
The retired army colonel was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the crime and remained hidden in the Los Lagos region. In September 1973, he became a trusted man of Manuel Contreras, head of Pinochet’s secret police
Nirmal Purja, the controversial record-breaking Himalayan climber, disappears along with nine more mountaineers on Broad Peak
Four bodies have been found lifeless after the avalanche that swept away the group of the Nepali mountaineer from the mountain on Thursday, famous for climbing the 14 eight-thousanders in six months, and who had left the base camp seeking the summit a few hours earlier
Alejandro Burillo dies, businessman and influential football executive in Mexico
El Güero, as he was also known, was a man close to Emilio Azcárraga and responsible for Javier Aguirre’s first arrival to the Mexican National Team
The Popular Party attacks Pedro Sánchez’s “insulting triumphalism”
Alberto Núñez Feijóo attends the inauguration of the elected president of Peru, Keiko Fujimori, in Lima
15 days of traffic cuts between Cibeles and Bernabéu due to the Pope’s visit: “We are all going to be affected”
The square will be completely sealed off starting June 4th and vehicles will have to go around it to circulate. The mayor asks companies to telework and announces that urban buses will be free between the 3rd and 9th of next month
Adrián de la Garza: “The World Cup should be more than just football”
The mayor of Monterrey assures that the four teams in the tournament will turn his city into an international showcase that cannot be missed