The historic inauguration marks the return of Fujimorism after almost 30 years and makes the new leader the first woman elected by popular vote to lead the country

A study suggests heat from fires trapped in the atmosphere wiped out most terrestrial life in a matter of moments 66 million years ago

In July 1936, the four climbers attempting the first ascent of the face lost their lives, giving rise to a horror story that shaped the way mountaineering was portrayed for decades… until Ueli Steck came along

The sociologist and public‑policy expert left his job in the US as an assistant professor to thinker Michael Sandel to join Fundación Avanza, the policy think tank of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE)

Psychologists warn that young people are increasingly turning to tools like ChatGPT for emotional support, a practice they consider highly dangerous

At least 11 people were part of a migrant-smuggling network that had operated on the Texas border since April 2023. They are charged with crimes that could keep them in prison for life

Big Tech invests in women via influencers and ‘empowering’ messages to improve its image and boost revenue from female data

The fraudster, who charged up to €40 to visit a site built without permits on a hill in Vicenza and presented as a historical find, has been sent to prison

As part of America’s 250th anniversary celebrations, the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg brings together a collection covering the artist’s life and work in New York and California

With the deaths of Alberto, Ismael, Gabriel and José Guadalupe, the Adelanto detention center now holds the record for the highest number of migrant deaths in ICE custody along with Krome in Miami

The 10 men killed were businessmen and public officials in small towns suffocated by the presence of cartels and their disputes, which permeate politics

To mark their first collaboration, Pierpaolo Piccioli and Manolo Blahnik speak to EL PAÍS about Cristóbal Balenciaga’s legacy, the liberation of the body through clothing, the enduring value of craftsmanship and the importance of authenticity in the age of AI

The new model, the world’s largest open-source model, puts China back in the race to lead advances in this technology

Denny Adán González died in April at the Stewart Detention Center, two days after an argument with a facility officer. His family is seeking justice for the Cuban national, who is one more among the 54 migrants who have died under similar circumstances

The Israeli writer and philosopher, author of 'Sapiens', warns about the powers, threats and challenges artificial intelligence poses to humanity

Seven journalists have been murdered since January, adding to a series of direct attacks against local media outlets and reporters across the country. Arrests have been made in only one of the cases

Turkey seeks to preserve the shipwrecks from the Gallipoli battle as divers and researchers document their findings in the surrounding deep waters

Christopher Nolan’s decision to shoot in IMAX 70mm pushes cinematic spectacle toward new frontiers and fuels debate over the limitations of standard theaters

Experts believe the US-Saudi nuclear pact has changed nonproliferation rules

On the 90th anniversary of the coup d’état against the Second Republic, EL PAÍS explores one of the largest audiovisual archives on the war and analyzes how the conflict was covered on the big screen

The end of Temporary Protected Status, fear of raids, and mortgage foreclosures corner immigrant families in Miami’s Little Haiti

Fuji TV reports that there are several fatalities. The earthquake has left at least 50 people injured in the southern prefecture of Kumamoto and 300,000 people have been instructed to go to evacuation centers

A new Europe-led observatory could map half the universe where the light comes from galaxies buried behind starlight-dimming dust

Sam Tunick has been accused of destroying evidence after using GrapheneOS to erase the contents of his device, but his defense argues the case is retaliation for his opposition to the construction of a police training center

Colorado becomes the 14th state the government sues for refusing to discriminate against students based on immigration status

In Alexandria, residents refuse to be silenced by the authorities as they push to prevent the facility’s opening

Crews underline the force and anarchy of the Ávila fire and insist on improving response systems

The failed renovation of a public square in the heart of the EU quarter calls current urban planning into question amid climate change

A major retrospective revisits the actress’s films and legacy as a performer, beyond the stereotypes that defined her image

Talks between Chavismo and the opposition are set to begin on August 1 under Washington’s supervision. The goal is to establish a path toward new elections, two years after Nicolás Maduro falsely claimed victory

The British artist, a pioneer of the 1990s and author of some of electronica’s biggest anthems of the last decades, turned club culture into a mass phenomenon

The Australian thinker is a leading voice in animal rights and a pioneer of effective altruism, the idea of helping others in ways that achieve the greatest possible impact. In his latest book, he returns to his signature cause: exposing the suffering endured by the animals we eat

An hour and a half from New York, the island has been a creative haven and playground for the LGBTQ+ community for an entire century. A new book explores its history and influence on artists such as Andy Warhol, David Hockney and Robert Mapplethorpe

For every one-degree Celsius rise in ambient temperature, heat-related mortality increases by 35%. Living with this sweltering climate means that we have to take precautions

The actress has five major releases this year alone. She says she will then take a break from a career she has built through risk-taking, savvy decision-making and the viral impact of her fashion choices

The chairman and chief executive officer of JPMorgan cautions that stock markets are trading at elevated valuations amid a backdrop of multiple risks. ‘No one saw the 1974 crisis, the 1987 crash or the housing bubble, but you must be prepared,’ he says in an exclusive interview with EL PAÍS

Located in the municipality of Calasparra, the find has thrown up coins, scales and weights, and the tomb of a young woman who died during childbirth

The head of government boasts on social media about her devotion to work and her lack of domestic skills. Internet users say it is a smokescreen to mask her low popularity ratings

The actress, a two-time Oscar nominee, wins over critics in her return to Hollywood as Circe in Christopher Nolan’s new movie. But behind one of the most admired performers of her generation is one of the most difficult survival stories in the film industry

With the death toll topping 5,300 and no official count of the missing, residents have taken the search for victims into their own hands as government machinery threatens to clear the ruins before many families have recovered their loved ones

Health authorities are investigating an outbreak detected in 17 states linked to eggs produced in Texas. So far, 98 cases and 26 hospitalizations have been confirmed

Bernarda Vera was 27 in 1973 and a member of the MIR revolutionary movement. Her name was on the official list of victims of the repression in Chile

The head of the Arizona Cancer Evolution Center proposes fighting tumor resistance with adaptive therapy: administering drugs at the lowest effective dose

After five years in prison and now living in exile in Miami, he reflects on the island’s crisis, a possible US intervention, and what he sees as a decisive moment for Cuba

Emergency crews in Ávila and the Madrid region are trying to bring the blazes under control before a new stretch of extreme heat

The decision prevents, for now, the plan to create a federal list of eligible voters from taking effect and places conditions on the implementation of new restrictions on mail-in voting ahead of the November legislative elections

An Ipsos poll reveals that nearly 60% of Americans believe the tournament will increase interest in the sport

Evacuees returning home after fleeing the most devastating blazes in the history of the country find they have lost houses, cars, businesses, gardens and crops

Speaking at the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, the former reporter — who is the first Latina to hold the city’s top position — outlines the challenges of standing up to Trump’s immigration policy

The return to direct confrontation with Tehran underscores the difficulty the United States faces in securing a peace agreement and confronts the president with the kind of seemingly intractable conflict he once promised to leave behind forever

An enthusiastic and hugely entertaining book by Geoff Dyer invites a reappraisal of the iconic war film starring Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood, and the novel by Alistair MacLean

A xenophobic wave, emerging in townships and working-class neighborhoods, has placed immigration at the center of political debate

Five years after the unprecedented mass demonstrations, many Cubans remain behind bars while others have been forced into exile

Back in the 1980s, during the armed conflict that gripped El Salvador, Zacamil was the site of massacres. But today, dozens of artists are restoring the historic neighborhood with murals. The project aims to reclaim public spaces, rebuild the social fabric, and restore dignity to a devastated area

In nine commercial corridors frequented by migrants in that city there were nearly $3.2 million in losses in 2025 due to Trump’s aggressive immigration offensive, a UCLA study reveals

A handful of cases in Brazil reveal how lawyers are trying to influence judges’ decisions through technical manipulation

They argue the federal government is demanding changes to electoral systems and cooperation with immigration authorities in order to release the funds

According to a study in ‘Science,’ Earth reached its greatest linguistic diversity between 1,000 and 3,000 years ago, with a number of languages roughly 10 times higher than today’s 7,500

What began as a rhetorical question from an Indian university student has resulted in brutally-suppressed protests on the streets of New Delhi

One month after the tragedy, thousands of Venezuelans in the U.S. remain at risk of being deported to a devastated country