This summer 2026 is going to be the hottest since records began in mainland Spain
According to Aemet, from January to August, the five hottest years for the entire country since 1961 are the last five
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Doris Salcedo, the artist who melted down the FARC weapons: “Goya takes away the heroic character of war”
‘The Disasters of War’, by the Spanish artist, is exhibited in ‘Fragments’, the counter-monument born from Colombia’s peace agreement
Let the people not decide
For President Sheinbaum, the people should not have to choose someone with dual nationality to assume a governorship or the presidency
The unbearable hypocrisy surrounding AI
Debating the use of artificial intelligence is essential, but it is worth asking how much of that debate is honest and how to disentangle it from the tendency to forge mini-scandals as cancellation weapons
The federal anti-fraud unit sets its sights on ‘The Miracle Lawyer’ after leaving 54,000 immigration cases in limbo
Federal agents have begun interviewing those who were clients of immigration lawyer Alexandra Lozano, as part of an investigation filed in the city of Seattle, sources from EL PAÍS revealed
Contact zones: the future of trees in Mexico City
The city government is developing an urban reforestation program that aims to cover the city with 500,000 trees, for which more precise data and a living census of the existing species are needed
Érase que se Era
El comunicado hablaba de las condiciones de un mercado mancillado e insinuaba la cíclica cloaca del analfabetismo funcional a contrapelo de cientos de mensajes solidarios como plañideras por las portadas invaluables
The reforms that democracy can no longer postpone in Colombia
Altus Baquero, magistrate of the National Electoral Council, assures that this body must consider several reforms, as much of its regulation remains anchored in 20th-century categories that do not take into account either AI or social networks
Mexico City opens Pandora’s box of dispossession: “My daughter took my house”
The Government of Clara Brugada addresses an age-old problem in the capital regarding property conflicts. Hundreds of affected individuals, who multiply and overwhelm the institutions, line up at the service desks in the Zócalo
Video | Healthy taxes return to the debate
Juan Fraile, from Caracol Radio, explains how and why a discussion that mixes ideology, public health, and fiscal needs is reopened