27 cannons and half a ton of silver found in the waters of the Bay of Cádiz
The armament belonged to a 17th-century French ship and the 18 ingots were smuggled
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Arturo Pérez-Reverte, about his photographs on the front: “In war, the camera was no shield, it put you in danger”
An exhibition showcases the photojournalistic work of the writer and academic, born more out of necessity than vocation and forgotten for 30 years in cardboard boxes
Begoña Gómez tries to stop the trial before a popular jury and accuses Peinado of acting against her “for being the spouse of the president”
The lawyer Antonio Camacho asks the Provincial Court of Madrid to correct the judge’s decision
Xi Jinping warns Donald Trump that relations between China and the US depend on Taiwan
The two leaders state during their meeting in Beijing that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon and that Hormuz must remain open. The Republican leader affirms that the relationship between both countries “is going to be better than ever”
The South Carolina Supreme Court orders a retrial for the Murdaugh murders
The high court rules that a court clerk influenced the jury that sentenced the powerful lawyer to life imprisonment for killing his wife and son
The Viveros de Coyoacán in Mexico City are closed until further notice
La Semarnat and the park administration have closed the natural area while sanitation work is carried out following the heavy rains of recent days
The Mossos locate a Porsche on the AP-7 with a dozen AK-74s in the trunk
The fugitive has gotten into another vehicle and fled
Florentino Pérez, en su entrevista con Pedrerol en La Sexta: “Solo he recibido felicitaciones”
El presidente del Real Madrid ofrece explicaciones tras convocar elecciones y arremeter contra los medios de comunicación este martes en Valdebebas
The IACHR report on disappearances once again pits collectives against the Sheinbaum Government
The international organization recognizes the humanitarian crisis and defines the phenomenon as “widespread” and “indiscriminate” in a presentation that deepens the alienation of the victims from the State
Argentina remembers the banned books of the dictatorship
The Buenos Aires Book Fair bids farewell after commemorating the 50th anniversary of the coup with talks, a reading marathon, and an exhibition