Bulgaria heads to the polls with pro-Russian former president Rumen Radev as favorite
This Sunday’s early parliamentary elections will decide whether the country moves closer to Moscow or strengthens its position on the European path
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The footprint of destruction in southern Beirut: “I fear Israel will return to war”
The population of Dahiye, Hezbollah’s stronghold in the Lebanese capital, returns without knowing if the truce will last
Everything adults can learn from youth culture
We review and are surprised by the youth productions this April
Without nostalgia or resignation: a new multilateralism for a world in distress
Never has strong multilateralism been so necessary, and never has it been so weakened. Latin America has a historic opportunity to lead the change
‘Son de la Selva’: Indigenous Murui rap in the Amazon triple frontier
A group of six young people in their twenties compose and rap in their language and in Spanish about the history of their peoples. They are part of a community in Leticia, Colombia
El nuevo juicio por la muerte de Maradona: ¿asesinato, negligencia o un desenlace inevitable?
Después de la escandalosa anulación del proceso iniciado el año pasado, siete profesionales de la salud son juzgados en Buenos Aires por el presunto homicidio del exfutbolista argentino
The Spring Meetings 2026: the world under the shadow of war
The outcome of the meetings leaves Mexico at a turning point: multilateral organizations recognize its macroeconomic strengths and fiscal discipline, but growth will continue to be insufficient
‘Let the people decide: democracy according to the Fourth Transformation’, a preview of Ernesto Núñez’s book
The author and journalist of EL PAÍS narrates in this fragment how the renewal of the National Electoral Institute’s counselors was in 2023, who were chosen by a raffle
The adventures of Papá Marcelo
The Secretary of Economy was furious, surprised by the news that one of his sons lived for six months in the residence of the Mexican embassy in London
Marcelo Ebrard: his hedonic adaptation
The use of London’s diplomatic residence for family purposes exemplifies how politicians who remain in power for too long become blind to their privileges