Worries of columnists: “My dream is to write a column that ends columnism”
Juan José Millás, Rosa Montero, Martín Caparrós, Manuel Jabois and Elvira Lindo tell the stories behind their columns at the EL PAÍS Festival
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Alma Guillermoprieto, at EL PAÍS Festival: “We are living the failure of the utopia of capitalism”
The great Mexican chronicler reflects on the profession of reporting and the situation in Latin America: “Nicaragua and Cuba hurt me and it is not enough to blame the gringos”
The shadows of the “Andalusian economic miracle”: the lowest per capita income and the highest poverty rate
The president of the Board boasts raw data on growth and employment, but there are key indicators that contradict his triumphalist discourse
José María Cruz Novillo dies, the man who designed the great logos of democratic Spain
His work features images of companies such as Correos, Repsol, Endesa, or Renfe, and entities such as the Public Treasury or the National Police, as well as the fist and rose of the PSOE or the flag and coat of arms of the Community of Madrid
A man fatally stabs a woman in the street in Esplugues de Llobregat
The Mossos d’Esquadra have arrested the attacker, who also lightly injured a man, in the Les Corts neighborhood of Barcelona
Life under the fragile ceasefire in Tehran: “The war was terrifying, but what worries me today is surviving”
The ceasefire in effect since early April has given the population a respite, now suffocated by an exorbitant rise in prices and fearful of a possible resumption of the conflict
The Bezos take the Met Gala in their eager and controversial quest to become the new kings of the social and cultural scene
After a six million dollar donation, the founder of Amazon and his wife seek to be the stars of an event that is opening its doors to Silicon Valley magnates
Women fighting against sexist digital violence: “It has become normalized to access a partner’s phone, but no one should have your password”
The creators of Fembloc, the only organization in Spain providing support to victims of this type of violence, explain how to organize against it
Julio Sánchez, the former seminarian who sends flowers to Queen Letizia every Tuesday: “I am not a monarchist, I am a ‘letizist”
Called to be a priest, he hung up the cassock to become a floral artist. In that transition, he also worked in banking and tried his luck in politics. “With all he suffered, this is the least he deserves,” he says about his gesture with the wife of Felipe VI
Housing enters a new phase: fewer sales and more moderate price increases
After several years of frenetic activity, the sector is heading towards a phase with fewer transactions and more moderate increases in house prices