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El País Englishby Jordi Alonso Martínez Yañez31 Aug 2026
The danger did not end when the waters began to recede. The Grand Canyon is bracing for more storms after a flash flood swept through Bright Angel Canyon and the area around Phantom Ranch on...
El País Englishby Inma Bonet Bailén31 Aug 2026
Four days after the catastrophic flood in Gyirong, known in Tibetan as Kyirong, China has for the first time released a breakdown of the nationalities of those still missing in Tibet.
El País Englishby Ángeles Lucas31 Aug 2026
The question is: why does the United States refuse to attend the U.N. climate summit but shows up at the one on land degradation and drought?
El País Englishby Antonio Jimenez Barca Barca31 Aug 2026
A pair of residents of Ceuta were this week refusing to leave their home, which faces Benítez beach, because they feared that some of the thousands of migrants who sleep on the sand each night...
El País Englishby Naiara Galarraga Gortázar31 Aug 2026
The presence of Cubans in Brazil surged starting in 2025, alongside the relentless deterioration of living conditions on the Caribbean island.
El País Englishby Carla Gloria Colomé31 Aug 2026
On the cover of issue number 304 of The Indypendent, a “free and progressive” paper printed on gray stock that New Yorkers pick up in libraries, laundromats, conference rooms and subway stations...
El País Englishby Javier González Cuesta31 Aug 2026
Amid a surge of Russian acts of sabotage across Europe, CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s meeting last week with the heads of the Kremlin’s intelligence agencies has sparked all manner of speculation...
El País Englishby Macarena Vidal Liy,María Martín31 Aug 2026
U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday defended the pact under which his country will have majority control of one-fifth of Venezuela’s oil reserves, calling it a gift from Venezuela to the people...
El País Englishby Luis Doncel31 Aug 2026
Six months after the Iran war began, the United States appears more focused on economically choking the regime than on direct strikes.
El País Englishby Ferrer Ferrer30 Aug 2026
“Vincent.” That’s how Van Gogh signed his works, using only his first name. But the famous Dutch artist didn’t always do so.
El País Englishby Lidia A. Costa30 Aug 2026
Twenty-six years ago, her story of environmental activism and advocacy for community rights became the basis for one of Hollywood’s biggest box-office successes.
El País Englishby Lorena Pacho30 Aug 2026
Italy has nearly 4,900 miles of coastline, but enjoying it is not always free. While elsewhere, going to the beach means looking for a space on the sand, in Italy the experience is often quite...
El País Englishby Chema Caballero30 Aug 2026
When Angélique Kidjo knelt on the Hollywood Walk of Fame this past August 18 to unveil her star, the scene felt like a historical moment of redress.
El País Englishby Boris Muñoz30 Aug 2026
Many of the historic figures of Chavismo, the political movement founded by former Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez, backed Delcy Rodríguez’s interim government after Nicolás Maduro was extracted...
El País Englishby Isaías Alvarado30 Aug 2026
The sound of hammers, drills and Mexican music herald the rising from the ashes of Altadena. Just over a year ago, only the charred remains of homes blasted by the Eaton wildfires were in evidence.
El País Englishby Cora Cervantes30 Aug 2026
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El País Englishby Carlos Torralba30 Aug 2026
The Narsarsuaq Museum no longer has set opening hours. Since the airport closed in the spring, few visitors come to this remote settlement in southern Greenland.
El País Englishby Carla Gloria Colomé30 Aug 2026
She is slender, dressed in a blue linen shirt, high-waisted jeans and Veja sneakers. Her curls are neatly arranged, she wears white-framed glasses and a nose piercing.
El País Englishby Carlos Megía29 Aug 2026
There are faces that seem familiar even before we know where we have seen them. That’s the case with Ella Rubin, the actress who plays Annie Jacobson, the lead character in Sterling Point, Prime...
El País Englishby Joaquín Gil29 Aug 2026
They call themselves the “Angels of the Night.” On paper, they present themselves as a grassroots neighborhood group alarmed by rising crime in Valencia.
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