Is it legal for restaurants to ban entry to ‘influencers’?
There are beginning to be establishments that show their rejection of content creators who turn their rooms into makeshift studios. Experts remind that the right of admission has limits
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The City Council of Móstoles budgets almost one million euros for four years of catering with sushi and ham with slicer
The public company Móstoles Desarrolla will only pay for the services it orders for its events, where it may spend a maximum of 880,000 euros on food
The cheap accessory that helps keep the oven clean for longer
Reusable, cuttable, and non-stick, these sheets are designed to catch anything that may spill on the base of the appliance
Video | Watch the interview with President Lula
The president of Brazil received EL PAÍS last Monday at the Planalto Palace to talk about Trump, the upcoming elections in his country, and democracy
Another witness in the ‘Leire Díez case’ points out that the activist said she was speaking on behalf of “Pedro”
Judge Santiago Pedraz continues with the long round of statements
Man charged with abuse and rapes filmed of about thirty children aged between 3 and 9 years in France
The accused recorded and photographed the minors during the “pajama” parties he organized with his children at his house
PSOE and Sumar agree to freeze the price of rents until July 2028
The text, which the Council of Ministers is expected to approve next Tuesday, still needs to be negotiated with the parliamentary groups
Boric warns in Spain: “Democracy is not a natural state of things. We have to take care of it, it is fragile”
The former Chilean president warns that citizen disaffection is exploited by authoritarian projects and, often, at the expense of freedoms and human dignity
The Migrants’ Church: The Only Refuge Found by a Texas Community Hunted by ICE
The local pastor feels that God called her to found this space of faith to help the families of dozens of detainees and deportees