EL PAÍS in English

The El Niño phenomenon has not yet reached its peak intensity, which the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) expects to occur at the end of this year, and seawater temperatures in the tropical Pacific area considered the epicenter of the event are alr…

Wilber Garcés Pérez cannot be deported for the moment.

There are two diametrically opposed portrayals of David Eduardo Mejía Martínez: U.S.

The United States is threatening to shut off its diesel exports to curb a surge in energy prices driven by conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine.

California is home to some of the world’s largest fortunes: Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Meta; Jensen Huang, chairman and co-founder of NVIDIA; and Larry Page and Sergey Brin, co-founders of Google.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the first head of state to speak on Tuesday at the United Nations General Assembly, positioned himself as the leading spokesman for those who defend what Donald Trump’s America and other powers have been syst…

Hurricane Polo has become a Category 5 storm—the highest level on the Saffir–Simpson scale—in less than two days.

It was the most anticipated meeting of the day.

The Donald Trump who spoke at the United Nations on Tuesday is the same one as last year, with some big differences.

September is a very special month in Ibiza.

The cost of filling up the tank keeps coming up in conversations.

After nearly two years of waking up to news about the latest economic coercion by U.S. president Donald Trump and his threats of annexation, Canadians last week were greeted with a hopeful invitation from the president of the European Commission, Ursula v…

Explaining the world through images.

The alarms raised by the relationship between a Spanish NATO commander and a woman of Russian origin he met on Tinder, the dating app, are the latest chapter in a new espionage battleground: web applications.

Artificial intelligence will be one of the central subjects at the White House summit on Thursday between U.S.

The Kremlin has turned the parliament produced by last Sunday’s Russian legislative elections into an echo chamber for the war.

Children in Mexico spend up to seven hours a day in front of a screen.

Saying that Cuba is in crisis is hardly news.

Political leaders, civil society representatives and business figures are meeting this week in New York as part of the United Nations General Assembly.

Donald Trump has arrived in New York ready for battle.

Wilber Garcés Pérez has endured more than 24 hours of pain.

The Venezuelan migrant shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Austin, Texas, is being held at a detention center in Pearsall, about a two-hour drive from the state capital, the office of his lawyer, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, said.

In the late 1960s, Italian filmmaker Sergio Leone arrived in the province of Almería to shoot the film Once Upon a Time in the West.

Sally Field, 79, is a discreet, subtle person.

Washington-based media outlets CNN, MS NOW (formerly MSNBC), and Politico announced on Monday that they were filing a lawsuit against the Donald Trump administration in response to the decision — made public last Friday by the president himself — to deny…

The Jamaica–179th Street subway stop in Queens is only about a 10-minute walk from Wareham Place.

Alejandro Betancourt’s tentacles in Spain are long.

A team of directors and researchers from Human Rights Watch, made up of Federico Borello, Juan Papier, Juanita Goebertus, and Marina Rápido, spent last week in Caracas.

Warren Buffett outlined nearly 15 years ago the reasons why his son Howard would, when the time came, serve as the “guardian” of the Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate.

The phrase is exaggerated, but it conveys a shared feeling: “I used to be afraid of the SEBIN [Bolivarian National Intelligence Service] and now I don’t know whether I should fear the CIA.”

In recent months, the Donald Trump administration has been proudly releasing statistics on migrant arrests.

First came the bluster, seasoned with ignorance and the conviction that the U.S. military action in Venezuela could be replicated in Iran: those initial airstrikes coordinated with Israel ended, as we now know, with the Strait of Hormuz closed and the glo…

The sudden ban on covering the White House imposed by Donald Trump against several outlets he considers hostile to him —CNN and MS NOW (formerly, MSNBC) and the digital site Politico— has landed like a cold bucket of water for the journalists who routinely

Colombian Julián Palacios Obregón spent 650 days in immigration detention in the United States.

An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent shot and wounded a Venezuelan man Sunday in Austin, Texas, prompting local authorities to demand an independent investigation into the incident.

Presley Gerber, a 27-year-old model, died on Sunday in Los Angeles, California.

It is around 9:00 p.m. and Karla De Anda’s phone rings.

“Look, with this I can solve the origin of vipers,” a European collector snapped at Argentine paleontologist Federico Agnolín a few years ago.

Every spring, hundreds of cowboys make a pilgrimage to cities across central and northern Mexico to take part in a very particular kind of cowboy convention.

No matter how skeptical we may be about the American dream, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s personal story strains the limits of credibility as much as any of his most over-the-top films.

The world is becoming increasingly aware of the dangers posed by the development of artificial intelligence (AI), ranging from the terrifying risk of human extinction to potential disruption of labor markets, cognitive and mental health impacts, threats to

Just 20 minutes from Denver International Airport, plans are under way for an ambitious project on a stretch of empty land larger than Manhattan’s Central Park.

In just two years, the National Libertarian Party has become the right-wing party with the most members in Chile, slightly exceeding 50,000.

An invisible web of connections links the executives and board members of Spain’s largest companies.

Among so many faces, Roberto Mosquera remembered one in particular the day he arrived in Eswatini, a small country tucked away in southern Africa.

This was an interview designed to avoid mentioning Donald Trump.

Consciously, in what he himself calls “a healthily obsessive way,” Dublin-born Andrew Scott has built a career across film, television and theater by gravitating toward complex characters.

He walked down the prison corridor, guarded by police.

The year is 1960.

For years, Europe grew used to a contradiction that it is only now beginning to see as a risk: being one of the world’s foremost regulatory powers in the digital sphere while remaining dependent on others for much of the technology those rules were design…