Trump’s candidate to chair the Fed faces Senate scrutiny with a defense of the institution’s independence
Kevin Warsh appears this Tuesday before the Senate banking committee, which must approve his appointment
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More than 3,000 victims in eight years of investigation: “We can’t keep up with the cases in Spain”
Leo XIV receives the report before his visit to the country in June
Living between four walls: the emerging shelter against the housing crisis
The offer of rooms for rent has grown by 17% in one year. Access difficulties drive businesses that even offer to buy stays in a flat
A low-income household in Extremadura benefits almost three times more from public intervention than one in the Balearic Islands
More than half of Spanish families receive more in benefits and public services than they pay in taxes
Strike days soared in 2025 among civil servants and fell in private companies
Educational strikes explain the acceleration in the public sector, while in the private sector, a drop in conflict in the manufacturing industry is noted. Unions anticipate an increase in protests in 2026
Brussels resists pushing for a European mechanism to tax energy companies’ extraordinary profits due to the Iran crisis
The European Commission is finalizing its action plan in response to the conflict in the Middle East
El tiroteo en la joya arqueológica de Teotihuacán golpea de nuevo la imagen de México
El ataque causa una turista canadiense muerta y 13 heridos, dos de ellos menores, en uno de los complejos de pirámides prehispánicas más visitados
The pitfalls of a debate amidst distrust
There is still no clear path to achieve a presidential debate. Iván Cepeda finally opens up to the possibility of attending, but sets conditions for moderation and the setting
The López Aliaga phenomenon: blind faith in times of evidence
Despite criticism from his own camp, of a municipal administration without notable achievements, of a conduct that his allies describe as psychologically concerning, there is a mass that continues to support Peru’s ultra candidate
De la Espriella resorts to Bukele’s iron fist and Milei’s chainsaw to bolster his government program
The far-right candidate proposes to recover “the miracle homeland”, as he calls Colombia, with a more business-oriented than political approach