The Government aims to simplify more than 210 procedures with its plan against bureaucracy and more digitalization
The Illa Executive estimates that this entire process has saved citizens six million hours annually
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Conchita Barredo, four years after her heart transplant: “I am better than 20 years ago”
The woman, 68 years old, says that the operation that saved her life also changed the way she sees the world: “I am more sensitive, I value things more”
Why Jon Bernthal is Hollywood’s perfect tough guy: a Russian background, two overly model-like brothers, and 15 broken noses
The Emmy winner has just shown his warrior streak in ‘The Odyssey’ and the new ‘Spider-Man’. His convincing bad boy aura is forged in a thousand battles on and off set, almost ending up in jail. A teacher, his family, and anger management courses helped him choose a less troublesome path
The pills have made your test results come out well, but are you really healthy?
A study shows that medications have helped people with obesity achieve healthy cholesterol and blood pressure levels
Why are we (almost all) right-handed? Two million years of evolutionary mystery
There is not a single cause, but several of them, intertwined. The strongest hypothesis points to the development of our brain and the origin of language: gestures
‘Anfetas’ para trabajar, saludos nazis y un compañero muerto: así fue el “Erasmus” de los Beatles en Hamburgo
Un libro y un nuevo documental exploran los turbulentos años que la banda de Liverpool pasó ganándose la vida en Alemania antes de alcanzar la fama, donde conformaron su imagen y estilo
The unknown life of the workers who lived in the Royal Palace: “I beg that the room left by the maid Antonia be granted to me”
EL PAÍS accesses the documentation, plans, and letters that detail the daily life of the palace employees, from when the building was erected in the mid-18th century until the end of Franco’s regime
The head of the UME: “Large forest fires cannot be attacked, we can only defend ourselves”
“A fire advancing at 15 meters per minute is out of control. The one in Ávila and Madrid was running at 60,” explains Lieutenant General Francisco Javier Marcos
Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo: “I still haven’t understood the thing about Ayuso and the penthouse”
The PP deputy admits that she does not read the party’s talking points much and that she would like to be a minister: “I am here to be a great politician, not a spectator”
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