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A new television guide spotlights an intimate documentary about renowned Argentine singer-songwriter Fito Páez, exploring his life and music through the lens of his hit song.
The director of Birmex has reportedly bought two apartments for 22 million pesos in cash, adding to questions surrounding his extensive international travel.
In his new book "Iluminismo das Trevas," French political scientist Arnaud Miranda examines the theoretical foundations currently driving neoractionary movements and right-wing intellectual shifts within the United States.
Internationally renowned Spanish writer Arturo Pérez-Reverte begins publishing weekly columns in EL MUNDO, stating the newspaper challenges him to maintain greater clarity and awareness.
Veteran Spanish journalist Cristina Pardo has been appointed to host a new prime-time current affairs show, pledging to deliver news coverage without apocalyptic framing.
El Mundo has published a curated ranking of the most popular and highest-selling items on Amazon in Spain during August, highlighting trending deals across multiple retail categories.
After ten years without new ordinations, the local church has appointed priests from Portugal, Colombia, and the Philippines to address staffing needs.
A fashion editorial showcases ten stylish long-sleeve blouses from Zara, positioning them as effortless yet chic options for returning to the workplace.
An analysis of President Putin's potential military provocations targeting NATO's northern flank, particularly the Baltic region, amid ongoing hybrid warfare tactics.
Consular services across multiple countries have temporarily halted visa booking slots, causing widespread disruption for applicants worldwide.
El Mundo warns that illegal treasure hunting and amateur archaeologists are severely damaging Turkey's historical sites, with experts cautioning that unchecked looting could overwhelm museum collections with illicit finds.
Amid persistent diplomatic tensions with the United States, Iran and Oman are advancing talks to establish a temporary shipping corridor through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.
A collection of daily photographs captures various global events, including the migration situation in Ceuta, Ukraine's independence anniversary, humanoid robots in Beijing, and wildfires in Colombia.
Canada has announced retaliatory tariffs against the United States, escalating a trade dispute after the US imposed new levies. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused the Trump administration of an 'attack' and vowed to respond 'dollar-for-dollar'.
TikTok has agreed to a $400 million settlement to resolve litigation in the United States concerning children's privacy. This development occurred while other significant events unfolded, including US-Canada trade negotiations and new sanctions against Cuba.
Olga Casado states that the world of bullfighting belongs to the people, is neither right nor left-wing, and should not be politicized.
Ramón Caudevila, former head of Ceuta's immigration department for 32 years, claims to EL MUNDO that the government knows the asylum system promotes 'covert illegal immigration' and highlights unaccompanied minors ('mena') as key due to subsequent family reunification.
El Mundo publishes a guide to seven unique restaurants in Madrid for August, highlighting diverse cuisines focused on product, technique, and flavor.
An article from El Mundo discusses whether Spain requires more tourists, suggesting a debate or an opinion on the country's tourism policy and capacity.
National populism is exploiting fears in rural areas, with an analysis suggesting it might garner more votes in Catalan rural regions than in Spanish ones.
The cost of living in Spain is analyzed in comparison to other countries, revealing that activities like going to the cinema and dining out cost half as much as in Switzerland but double that of India. This provides a global perspective on Spain's affordability.
The total solar eclipse captivated observers across Iceland and Spain, with various locations offering spectacular views of the celestial event.
Renowned chef Ferran Adrià expresses his strong admiration for Spain, declaring it the 'most wonderful country in the world' and refuting claims of better living conditions elsewhere.
An opinion piece from El Mundo explores the increasing ease of separating words from responsibility in public discourse, observing how insult has evolved from a passionate act into a common format.
Ferran Torres, the goal-scorer who secured the World Cup for Spain in New York, was celebrated by dozens of fans in Valencia. He also signed an agreement with the Valencian regional government to become its new ambassador.
A journalist from EL MUNDO undertakes an experiment to live solely with 1990s technology, abstaining from modern apps like WhatsApp, ChatGPT, Google Maps, and smartphones, to explore the challenges and experiences of a Gen Z individual in a retro-tech environment.
An article from El Mundo shares a simple trick for individuals with curly hair to maintain curl definition and hydration, addressing a common challenge for those with curly locks.
A Spanish article reflects on the sentiment of an era ending, drawing parallels to Stefan Zweig's lament about his own time, suggesting a similar juncture in contemporary society.
Karol G has teamed up with Reebok for a new collaboration, adding fuel to the sweeping marketing efforts for her 'Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour.'
UEFA is threatening to boycott tournaments and held an emergency meeting to discuss FIFA's proposed World Cup investment plan. FIFA President Gianni Infantino defended the plan as a "golden opportunity" despite opposition from various football bodies.
Researchers have successfully extracted the genome from 1,800-year-old human remains found in the Spider Grandmother Cave, leading to the discovery of a previously unknown ancient village in the world's highest mountains.
An article explores the reasons why societies worldwide have largely ceased the practice of burying deceased family members at home, highlighting the impact of organized religions and colonization on funerary rituals.
An article from El Mundo details the transformation of the "Juventudes Canillejas" group, originally associated with football, into a neo-Nazi core. The piece quotes members describing the group's diverse origins before its ideological shift.
Karol G has kicked off her highly anticipated 2026 Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour at Soldier Field in Chicago, with the full setlist revealed.
Colombian superstar Karol G has launched her new song 'Matadora' as she kicks off her 'Viajando Por El Mundo' global stadium tour, starting in Chicago.
Following a defeat against Spain in a final, Argentine President Javier Milei and other libertarian leaders are reportedly deepening a victimist narrative, expressing surprise and pain over a wave of rejection.
Colombian singer-songwriter Karol G is set to begin her 'Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour' across the United States starting July 24, with last-minute tickets still available online.
This article explores the significant commercial failures experienced in the publishing industry, highlighting the high-risk nature of investing in new book titles.
Spain defeated Argentina in the World Cup final, securing their second title, which was followed by a post-match brawl between players from both teams. Celebrations in Spain were marred by the death of a 13-year-old boy, while Lionel Messi faced criticism for his conduct during Argentina's defeat.
This article from El Mundo, titled "La alegría en casa del pobre" (The Joy in the Poor Man's House), appears to be a commentary or story reflecting on social conditions or a general sentiment.
Russia conducted one of its most severe ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv since the war began, resulting in at least one death and 16 injuries, prompting Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to urgently call for more air defense systems.
Anticipation is high for the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, featuring stars like Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal, with ticket prices soaring. Both teams are preparing for the historic match, though Spain's final training session was suspended.
Junts has stated that the amnesty law does not pave the way for reconciliation with the PSOE, demanding compliance with Catalan interests. Meanwhile, former Prime Minister Zapatero has publicly defended the amnesty, asserting it strengthens Spain's rule of law.
An archaeological project, a finalist for the National Palarq Award, is searching for the remains of 17th-century Spanish Jesuit missions on the Chiloé islands, where solitary and impoverished priests successfully established themselves.
This article explores the essential connection between body, mind, and nature for overall well-being, advocating for 'renaturalizing the psyche' and developing an 'ecological unconscious' for healing.
A T-Rex fossil named "Gus" has been sold for 50.1 million euros at an auction in New York, setting a new record for the highest price ever paid for a dinosaur skeleton.
Fans are surprised by Tom Cruise's appearance, as he has seemingly aged twenty years for his new role portraying the world's most powerful man.
No hay otro lugar donde la fosilización del mundo sea tan nefasta como en la política
A former Renfe employee, who grew up in a railway colony and spent his career in trains, now enjoys his retirement at the Vilanova railway museum, sharing his passion for the unique world of trains.
An opinion piece from El Mundo titled 'Blood and Soil' delves into the historical and ideological implications of the phrase, often associated with nationalist movements.
The small Ukrainian village of Mala Tokmachka in Zaporizhzhia has resisted Russian siege for 1,600 days, symbolizing the stalled Russian advance in the southeast and becoming a point of mockery for Putin's critics.
Located in the Svalbard archipelago, a church is situated closer to the North Pole than to Oslo, earning it the moniker 'the church at the end of the world'.
A report from El Mundo questions Spain's position within NATO, with implications or connections drawn to Begoña Gómez.
Régis Marques, director of the Parque Dos Sonhos school in São Paulo, which was recognized as the world's best, recounts how he transformed the institution. He reduced violence and absenteeism, and now aims to improve student grades, stating that drug trafficking was threatening to 'devour the school'.
Spanish brand Olimpro, created by brothers Álvaro and Pablo Valladares, is revolutionizing the ice cream sector with a product containing less sugar and fat, and more protein and fiber.
The World Cup Round of 16 is underway, with Egypt advancing after a penalty shootout victory against Australia. Meanwhile, France is preparing for an extreme heat threat in their match against Paraguay, prompting calls for FIFA to address player safety.
A general interest article titled 'The Yellows of the World'.
Thylane Blondeau, dubbed 'the most beautiful girl in the world', married French DJ Ben Attal, grandson of Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg, in a minimalist wedding dress with a special detail.
A secret document obtained by EL MUNDO reveals details of the contract for the sale of Sepi's headquarters, indicating an attempt to distribute €50 million in commissions. The document outlines payments from a Hong Kong fund to Aldama if Montero sold six buildings for €250 million.
EL MUNDO reports from the Donbas region of Ukraine, highlighting the work of 'drone hunters' who organize patrols to shoot down the numerous drones used in the conflict, amidst the ruins of cities like Druzhkivka.
An analysis piece explores how modern cultural creations have become darker, reflecting widespread uncertainty and anxiety, leading to a proliferation of dystopian themes.
An El Mundo article recounts the vibrant musical history of a room in Moncloa Palace, where bands like Green Day and Pearl Jam performed and Lenny Kravitz enjoyed flamenco.
A 1 m² bookstore, touted as the world's smallest, is set to open this weekend next to the historic Lello bookstore in Porto.
Volkswagen is reportedly considering cutting up to 100,000 jobs and closing four German factories amid increased competition from China and tariff pressures. This potential restructuring has sparked concern among employees and in Germany.
A new episode of 'El mundo de ayer' features Màrius Carol revisiting the Berlin Wall, reconstructing its significance as a city-dividing border and a symbol of the Cold War through La Vanguardia's archives and expert voices.
Twin earthquakes have devastated Venezuela, resulting in at least 188 fatalities and leaving thousands missing under rubble. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with international aid being offered as survivors recount harrowing experiences.
The 2026 NBA Draft saw significant selections and trades, with teams like the OKC Thunder and Sacramento Kings making key picks. Several top prospects were drafted, and some teams made multiple trades to acquire desired players.
A Spanish opinion column argues that while raising children is costly, the growing cultural acceptance of remaining childless reflects a fashionable form of selfishness.
The 83rd Venice International Film Festival kicked off with Danny Boyle’s tabloid drama “Ink” receiving a lengthy standing ovation, while George Clooney was honored with the Golden Lion for lifetime achievement during a politically resonant acceptance speech.
Italian gaming operator Lottomatica will merge with Spanish competitor Cirsa in an all-share transaction valued at approximately $3.7 billion. The combination aims to create one of the world’s largest publicly traded gaming groups.
The young man remains detained in the Punta Blanca juvenile detention center. Sources from the center tell EL MUNDO: 'We have to talk about what is happening, the authorities are keeping quiet about it' Read
Fashion designer John Galliano has withdrawn from a planned 2027 Met Gala exhibition in his honor following renewed public outcry over his past antisemitic remarks. The Metropolitan Museum of Art subsequently canceled the showcase, halting all preparations for the retrospective.
The iconic 2018 Mexican internet phenomenon has been rediscovered and translated by Japanese netizens, sparking a new wave of viral popularity across Asian social media platforms.
An analysis piece explores how Elon Musk's most publicized business setbacks and his consistent ability to recover from them have paradoxically cemented his status as the wealthiest individual globally.
King Oyo II Kyabarama, recognized as the world’s youngest reigning traditional monarch, has died at the age of 34. His passing marks the end of a historic reign over the Bagisu people in eastern Uganda.
Renowned Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, widely known as the “queen of polka dots,” has died at the age of 97. Her psychedelic, surrealist works and immersive installations left a lasting impact on contemporary art and global popular culture.
Brazilian anthropologist Hanna Limulja is working to protect the Yanomami people, emphasizing that preserving indigenous cultures and their unique worldviews is essential for global nature conservation.
Consular offices are pausing scheduling operations while staff undergo training on revised migration protocols, aiming to streamline processing and enhance compliance standards.
El Mundo investigates rumors of high-profile tech magnates constructing underground survival bunkers in Queenstown, New Zealand, positioning the region as a potential refuge for global elites amid global instability.
An invasive Asian algae species is causing an 'unprecedented' socioeconomic impact on Spanish coasts. Experts state that reversing the situation would be impossible, even with unlimited resources.
The international literary 'rentrée' presents new works from twenty voices, including Peter Handke, Tatiana Tîbuleac, Theodor Kallifatides, Éric Vuillard, Ali Smith, and Jon Fosse, offering insights into the world and ourselves.
Ethel Caterham, recognized as the world's oldest living person, celebrated her 117th birthday. She was born before the Titanic sank and reportedly drove a car until she was 97.
The world's largest holographic mural, 'Apoteosis,' has been unveiled at Metro Auditorio in Mexico City, transforming the station into a work of art with its special viewing technique.
Claudia Sheinbaum highlighted Omar García Harfuch's dialogue with the DEA, emphasizing the importance of the world knowing Mexico's actions in security matters.
Twenty-five years after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the largest in history, the event is remembered for eroding US global leadership, triggering the 'war on terror,' fracturing the UN, and altering geopolitical balances.
A complex 'choreography' involving 19 cranes is underway for the construction of Madrid's City of Justice in Valdebebas, described as the world's largest judicial construction project, requiring airport control coordination and a 'steel jungle' of structures.
A magnitude-5 earthquake struck near Granada, Spain, causing minor damage to homes and cars and unsettling hundreds of residents. While other seismic events occurred globally, this specific earthquake in Granada was a notable event.
The foremost global expert on deepfakes has expressed uncertainty about the ability to reliably identify them, noting that deepfakes are rapidly created and difficult to detect, eroding trust in visual media.
Global youth unemployment increased last year, with artificial intelligence and geopolitical crises cited as contributing factors. The rise highlights growing challenges for young people entering the workforce worldwide.
Pioneering chef and sommelier Lucas Bustos, known for transforming winery restaurants into gastronomic destinations, has brought his revolutionary pairing concept to Madrid, emphasizing Spanish wine's quality-price ratio.
Hiroshima remembers the horror of the atomic bomb, with the commemoration taking place as the world faces new crises including migratory pressure in Ceuta, ongoing European wildfires, and extreme heat exacerbating drought.
Spanish author Solla Sobral converses with molecular biologist and astronaut Sara García about books, feminism, and science as part of an El Mundo interview series.
Inditex brand Massimo Dutti has climbed into the top 10 of the Lyst Index's most desired brands worldwide, marking a significant rise in the fashion ranking.
The public entity Red.es has assured that it maintains a 'total record' of all changes made to the Barrabés file, following information published by EL MUNDO, without denying that data may have been altered.
An article from El Mundo investigates the common belief that one must wait two hours after eating before swimming, explaining the medical reality and identifying hydrocution as the real danger.
UEFA has threatened to boycott the World Cup and other FIFA tournaments if FIFA proceeds with its plan to sell stakes in its competitions to private investors. European nations and government ministers have backed UEFA's stance, accusing FIFA of 'blackmail' over the proposed $20 billion deal.
Kanye West, also known as Ye, reportedly broke records with his performance in Madrid, attracting 40,000 foreign attendees and generating 50 million euros.
International financial magazine Euromoney recognized Banco Santander as the "Best Bank in the World in 2026," highlighting its solidity, innovation, and global transformation as it serves over 182 million clients.
Aston Martin has designed an impressive off-road vehicle named 'Dreadnought' capable of overcoming all obstacles, but it is exclusively for virtual driving experiences and will never be produced for the real world.
Beatriz de los Mozos, creator of Flabelus, has transformed her Spanish-made Venetian shoe brand into a global phenomenon in six years, with plans to open 25 new stores and double turnover this year.
Philosopher and editor Silvia Bardelás reflects on the current state of the world, describing it as functioning 'on autopilot,' and discusses overcoming a convulsive and exhausted global state in her new work, 'Una nueva conciencia'.
An article from El Mundo titled 'El asombro vence a la costumbre' (Astonishment overcomes habit), likely a commentary or opinion piece on a general topic.
Spanish World Cup hero Ferran Torres sparked political controversy by wearing a 'Make Spain Great Again' hat during the team's title parade. He later doubled down on his choice, posting another picture with the hat despite criticism.
España pierde reputación internacional como destino de la educación superior por "limitaciones" como sus "caros" alquileres Leer
De la vuelta de los bicampeones del mundo a la incertidumbre de los incendios y crisis del resto del planeta.
An article from El Mundo titled 'Acércame las palomitas...' suggests a piece of cultural commentary or opinion, likely inviting readers to engage with a topic as if watching a show.
A singular Bugatti EB110 SS, distinguished by its lightweight design, 705 HP engine, and special bodywork, is described as a highly sought-after item for collectors.
El abandono del campo ha dejado los trabajos de prevención en manos de altos funcionarios nombrados a dedo por intereses partidistas que toman decisiones desde la más absoluta ignorancia
A review of the 'Brel' performance highlights how the show, presented last Thursday, challenged performers to reflect on love in the style of the French singer-songwriter Jacques Brel.
El Mundo explores the aspiration to maintain a rules-based world order while noting the perceived weakness of 'The West' stemming from its reluctance to intellectually defend itself, suggesting a shift towards 'Middle Powers'.
An article from El Mundo revisits a period over a decade ago when Anne Hathaway was widely disliked on the internet, noting how that widespread rejection now seems almost incomprehensible.
Christopher Nolan's new IMAX epic, 'The Odyssey,' has premiered to a range of critical responses, with some praising it as a 'colossal piece of cinema' and visually stunning, while others found it emotionally adrift and struggling to match Homer's original work. The film explores the human aspects of the king's return and the effects of war.
A profile of Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, who discusses his 25-year career, his approach to architecture, and his new book 'BIG Atlas'.
An opinion piece from El Mundo titled 'Anti-macho repellent' metaphorically describes how elements like critical thinking, books, and feminist friendships can deter undesirable men.
Christopher Nolan has responded to critics of his film 'Odyssey,' stating that their opinions are irrelevant if they haven't even watched it. He emphasized the ambitious nature of the film, describing it as a global journey with thousands of actors, a scale rarely seen in cinema today.
An opinion piece from El Mundo, titled 'La doble máscara del señor de la paz,' delves into a critical analysis of a figure referred to as the 'lord of peace.' The article likely explores themes of hypocrisy or complex motivations.
The Albanian government is facing widespread criticism and accusations of misusing emergency funds after allocating €4 million for a Kanye West concert, sparking public outrage and calls for investigation into the controversial expenditure.
Lorde, Zara Larsson, and Reneé Rapp were among the pop singers who captivated audiences on the second day of the Mad Cool festival in Spain.
An article from El Mundo offers advice on selecting the appropriate ceiling fan based on room size, types, sizes, and styles to ensure a cool and comfortable environment.
A collection of daily images showcases contrasting events around the world, including relentless fires, the San Fermín festival, and various global crises, inviting solidarity among communities.
Morgan has introduced the elegant, retro-styled Midsummer Coupé, a new model with a rigid roof, marking the firm's return to such designs after more than a decade. Only nine units of this exclusive vehicle will be manufactured globally.
An opinion piece from El Mundo discusses the complex and often contradictory nature of economic and social inequality.
With tickets now reaching up to 3,000 euros, this World Cup has become the most expensive in history, though the atmosphere in the stands tells another story.
Biotechnology company Tebrio has inaugurated the first phase of its gigafactory in Salamanca, which will be the world's largest insect farm and a reference for the agro-industry.
The United States and Iran concluded a round of indirect talks in Doha, Qatar, with Qatari mediators reporting positive progress despite an inconclusive end. Discussions centered on the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran asserting its right to control the strategic waterway, and further negotiations are expected after the funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
An article from El Mundo discusses Íñigo Errejón, suggesting that some men, including him, could benefit from emotional introspection.
A new work explores the complex alliance between Winston Churchill and Charles de Gaulle during World War II, detailing how these leaders overcame national differences to combat Nazi Germany and the origins of the failed Franco-British Union.
Barcelona is gathering 10,000 architects from around the world for a significant congress. Professionals will discuss the housing crisis, climate emergency, and urban challenges.
Ukraine has claimed responsibility for a missile strike on a Russian military factory in Volgograd, using what it described as 'Flamingo' rockets. The attack has reportedly caused panic among residents in Crimea and disrupted life on the peninsula, with Ukrainian officials stating that the strike hit a key target deep within Russia.
Spanish newspaper El Mundo has published an opinion column titled 'Los posos del café' (The Coffee Grounds).
The death toll from twin earthquakes in Venezuela has more than doubled to 589, with thousands reported missing. International rescue teams and aid are being dispatched to the affected region.
American molecular biologist and Nobel laureate Gary Ruvkun has strongly criticized Elon Musk's proposal to colonize Mars as an escape from the end of the world, calling it "the biggest nonsense" he has ever heard. Ruvkun also expressed skepticism about tripling human life expectancy.
This article explores the idea that there are still places in the world where love is practiced clandestinely, suggesting a romantic or secretive aspect to relationships in certain hidden corners.
China has surpassed the United States to claim the top spot in the ranking of the world's fastest supercomputers for the first time since 2017. This achievement marks a significant shift in global technological leadership.
According to the WTTC, Mexico leads Latin America in direct tourism contribution and leisure travel spending, generating $149 million in traveler expenditures.
A curated list of affordable laptops offering strong performance for work and study, with prices staying below the 500-euro threshold.
The veteran journalist assumes leadership of the new prime-time current affairs program 'La mesa,' aiming to deliver daily news without apocalyptic framing.
Nepalese emergency teams remain overwhelmed after the floods, while the return to schools begins and London celebrates the magic of Harry Potter.
The entertainment industry is mourning the sudden passing of veteran actor Francesc Garrido, known for his roles in over thirty films and television series, who died from a heart attack.
The publication curates a selection of affordable Rioja and Garnacha rosés, suggesting them as ideal pairings for late-summer dining.
Originating from a passion sparked fifty years ago, the family has built a premier training center and consistently produced championship-winning athletes across multiple generations of competitive watersports.
The 34-year-old King of Toro in Uganda has passed away unmarried, leaving behind a crown prince whose existence was previously kept secret and whose identity will be revealed according to traditional protocols.
A retail feature highlights discounted over-ear noise-canceling headphones, including models from Sony, Apple, and Baseus, aimed at reducing stress during work or study routines.
Investigation into the status of two Spanish nationals, Omar El Harchi and Zuhair Ahmed, who joined ISIS and remain imprisoned in Iraq and Syria, facing potential execution or delayed return to Spain.
Club president Joan Laporta announced the replacement of an official ceremony honoring Spanish national team champions with a stadium display of independentist estelada flags, following a police-fan clash in Elche.
An El Mundo report explores the rigorous academic and practical training programs at prestigious Swiss hospitality institutions like Les Roches and Glion, highlighting their growing appeal to Spanish students.
El Mundo highlights the eight best remunerated savings accounts available in August, offering an excellent alternative for individuals to earn returns on their deposited money.
Acclaimed 88-year-old director Ridley Scott is set to direct a new film exploring life after a deadly flu pandemic. The project signifies his continued prolific career, tackling a story about the aftermath of a global health crisis.
After spending much of their lives on screens, young people are discovering a revolutionary activity: using their hands to create. TikTok is now teaching users traditional crafts like knitting, sewing, and embroidery, reminiscent of their grandparents' generation, as a way to disconnect.
Juan Pablo Dos Santos, a young man without legs, is supporting child amputees affected by earthquakes in Venezuela and Colombia through his foundation, aiming to provide prosthetics and demonstrate that disability is not the end of life.
Biel Duran, an actor who began his career at age 9, reflects at 42 on the unique challenges and experiences of starting work as a child.
An article from El Mundo discusses the situation in Ceuta, emphasizing that merely being right is not enough; one must also effectively explain their reasoning to both allies and adversaries, especially when strategic partnerships face divergences.
Colombian singer-songwriter Karol G brought her vibrant 'Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour' to Los Angeles, performing to a sold-out crowd at SoFi Stadium for the first of three nights.
The Gregorio Marañón Hospital in Spain successfully implanted the world's first personalized metamaterial bone prosthesis, enabling a patient named Pierre to walk again after a sarcoma removal surgery.
Finland's cool summer weather is gaining international media attention, with National Geographic highlighting Saimaa as a trendy holiday destination and El Mundo exploring Finnish happiness.
A powerful earthquake in Colombia has resulted in at least 181 deaths and over 1,300 injuries, with thousands still missing. Rescuers are racing against time to find survivors trapped under collapsed buildings, as the EU provides financial aid to support relief efforts.
Barcelona has reaffirmed its position as a top destination for combining work and vacation, being ranked the third-best city globally for remote work by 2026, behind only Bangkok and Tokyo.
The annual 'white night' party hosted by Club Náutico during the Copa del Rey Mapfre regattas in Palma brought together over eight hundred people, blending the worlds of sailing, Spanish football, and Nino Bravo's music.
For thousands of years, solar eclipses were interpreted as omens, divine punishments, or celestial battles, with ancient beliefs often depicting a dragon devouring the Sun and announcing the end of the world.
Polarbox, a company based in Lepe, Spain, plans to manufacture one million coolers this year and aims to reach two million by 2032, selling its products from the US to Afghanistan.
Munich RE's general director in Spain states that the question is not if a cyberattack will occur, but when, emphasizing increased climate risks and the need for prevention.
A new book collects a series of articles by journalist Víctor de la Serna, originally published in EL MUNDO's GRAN MADRID supplement, offering a living memory of Madrid's streets.
The economic and civil world bid farewell to Josep Vilarasau, the former president of La Caixa, at his funeral held this afternoon in Barcelona.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino's plan to sell a stake in the World Cup has sparked widespread shock and anger across European football, with UEFA considering a boycott in response to the controversial proposal.
The energy sector is calling on the Catalan government to establish "acceleration zones" for renewable energy projects. This request aims to align with a European directive that mandates a fast-track process for quick approvals in non-conflictive areas.
The United States has paused strikes against Iran for a second night, reportedly due to concerns about depleting its Patriot missile inventory. This decision comes as Red Sea tensions rise and Iran warns that any nation assisting the US will be considered a legitimate target.
Colombian superstar Karol G launched her 'Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour' in Chicago with a nearly three-hour show, celebrating Latina power and her roots.
The World Cup trophy has reportedly made an appearance in Damascus, Syria.
An opinion piece from El Mundo reflects on former Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero's perceived innocence, drawing parallels to World War II and the works of Borges, suggesting a detachment from current realities.
Baby Íñigo, born without kidneys, has defied odds with only seven known survival cases globally, now 11 months old and awaiting a transplant after multiple life-threatening incidents.
UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin boycotted the FIFA World Cup final in protest against FIFA. This decision highlighted ongoing tensions between the two football governing bodies.
Kate Tolo, Bryan Johnson's 30-year-old girlfriend, is publicly sharing her personal health journey, distinct from her partner's pursuit of eternal youth.
King Felipe and Queen Letizia, along with Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía, welcomed the World Cup-winning Spanish football team at Zarzuela Palace after congratulating them in New Jersey.
Linda Evangelista, known for having the world's most expensive haircut and famously not getting out of bed for less than 10,000 euros, is remembered as a supermodel who embodied an unforgettable era of glamour and professionalism.
Nicola Gratteri, a prosecutor from the heartland of the 'Ndrangheta mafia, lives under constant security due to his fight against the organization, stating that 'Spain is of great interest to our bosses'.
Excitement is growing for the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, with discussions focusing on player records, team strategies, and the potential impact on Lionel Messi's future. Preparations for the match are underway, including pitch readiness and logistical arrangements.
An opinion piece from El Mundo reflects on a contemporary issue, titled 'Por ser quien sos' (For Being Who You Are).
In an interview with El Mundo, actor Carlos Cuevas reflects on his 'spirit age' being around 40 or 50, expressing a growing appreciation for life and confidence in his work beyond his teen idol phase.
Prominent Moroccan journalist Ali Lmrabet has been released from custody, where he was held pending an investigation into alleged defamation charges, though he remains a suspect in the ongoing probe. His release comes as Moroccan activists warn of an intensifying crackdown on regime critics following the arrests of a journalist and a rapper.
Karol G is set to launch her 'Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour' with Venezuelan singer Elena Rose opening shows. The tour will visit major cities including Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and New York.
The article discusses whether China has gained control over the world's most important chip manufacturing machine, with its Dutch manufacturer attempting to refute claims made by the United States.
From Ibiza to Bangkok, the world's most exclusive beach clubs are adopting high fashion trends, featuring elegantly decorated sun loungers, umbrellas, and pools.
Three Mexican cities have been named among the top 10 worldwide in Travel + Leisure's 2026 edition of the 'World's Best Awards'.
A Spanish article from El Mundo provides a critical review of the new club 'Vega' opened by Íñigo Onieva, detailing the dining experience in its accessible sections.
The Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona (MACBA) has opened a triple exhibition featuring videos and films from its collection that explore how images explain the world.
The infertility rate among women aged 35 to 49 is increasing globally, affecting approximately 53.6 million people in advanced reproductive age in 2023.
An article showcases some of the world's most spectacular swimming pools, inviting readers to imagine an eternal summer by diving into their waters.
A guide to the offerings of major capital cities, featuring exhibitions ranging from Henry Moore to Calder, Ovid, and American independence.
Narcís Serra, a resident of Costa Brava, has been voluntarily cleaning the Palamós coastline for four years, emphasizing that environmental care doesn't require special qualifications.
An article discussing the best melons globally.
Madrid's Pride celebrations have commenced, with the film industry showing its support. The main parade is scheduled for Saturday, running from Glorieta de Atocha to Plaza de Colón.
En 1976, en el referéndum de la Reforma Política, el Gobierno de Suárez ya utilizó al elector de la diáspora, especialmente de Europa y de América Latina como reserva electoral
Images capture the 'Strawberry Moon' as the full lunar phenomenon was observed and admired from various locations around the world between Monday night and early Tuesday morning.
Apocalyptic and visionary, Hungarian Nobel Literature laureate László Krasznahorkai expresses hope for the defeat of Viktor Orbán and political change in his country, stating that 'the entire world of literature is lost forever, it will disappear.'
An article from El Mundo provides a list of indispensable items for children attending summer camp, catering to family reconciliation needs.
Climate shelters in Barcelona are recognized as global pioneers, but a team of experts suggests they must evolve. The proposal is for these spaces to move beyond emergency-only use for heat relief.
Volkswagen is reportedly planning a massive global workforce reduction, with intentions to eliminate up to 100,000 jobs. This move is part of a sweeping cost-cutting initiative by the German automaker.
Norway plans to begin construction in 2027 on the world's first maritime tunnel, which will traverse 1,700 meters of mountain on the Stad peninsula, allowing large vessels to pass and reducing environmental pollution.
This article from El Mundo discusses the importance of learning to say 'no' to avoid constantly trying to please everyone, emphasizing that setting boundaries with empathy can lead to greater personal tranquility and self-esteem.
An opinion piece reflecting on the importance of making life's journey worthwhile, emphasizing the lack of a second chance.