ICE, another product of the 9/11 attacks
El País Englishby Patricia Caro11 Sept 2026
The September 11, 2001 attacks brought about major social, political, and judicial changes in the United States.
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top 69%Fires in migrant settlements in Ceuta destroy tents after threats to ‘burn you’
El País Englishby Bárbara Ayuso11 Sept 2026
Ceuta awoke Friday to the aftermath of a night of fires in various parts of the Spanish city amid rising anti-immigrant sentiment.
Peru strengthens its security alliance with the US and joins Trump’s Shield of the Americas
El País Englishby Renzo Gómez Vega11 Sept 2026
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday drew to a close a three-country tour of South America to strengthen Donald Trump’s alliances in the region by visiting Peru.
Gaza prepares for return to school amid destruction and without books: ‘The Strip resists death through education’
El País Englishby Mohamed Solaimane11 Sept 2026
Fatigue shows on Israa Yasin’s face as she hand-washes the clothes of her four children in a large plastic basin inside an old tent in Al Mawasi, in southern Gaza.
John Hiatt: the colossus in the shadow of Americana
El País Englishby Fernando Navarro11 Sept 2026
It’s always better to pay tributes before the honoree kicks the bucket. However, more often than not it happens the other way around: you have to wait until someone is six feet under for them to...
Perpetrator of one of Spain’s largest real estate frauds found hiding under kitchen sink in his mother’s house
El País Englishby Lucía Bohórquez11 Sept 2026
Hiding in a cabinet beneath the kitchen sink at his mother’s house. That is where Spanish Civil Guard officers found Carlos García Roldán, known as Charly, who had been sentenced to nearly 15 years...
Vance speech at ‘Trumpapalooza’ provides calling card for 2028 presidential run: ‘If you love Mexico so much, get your ass over there’
El País Englishby Iker Seisdedos García,Patricia Clarembaux11 Sept 2026
U.S. Vice President J. D. Vance delivered a speech Thursday at the Republican convention in Dallas as a prelude to the midterm elections.
New York: from post‑9/11 suspicion of Islam to its first Muslim mayor
El País Englishby Luis Doncel11 Sept 2026
In addition to the 2,977 dead, the fear that swept across the United States and the wars that spread through the Middle East, the September 11, 2001 attacks had another side effect in New York, the...
Trump administration keeps El Salvador’s TPS in place for now, but offers no guarantee of its future
El País Englishby Patricia Caro10 Sept 2026
The 170,000 Salvadorans living in the United States under the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program get to keep their protection for now.
Living next door to the narcos: Southern Spain’s invisible war
El País Englishby Patricia Ortega Dolz10 Sept 2026
Among police officers and Civil Guard personnel stationed along southern Spain’s coast, what they call the “Northern Syndrome” is spreading.
A year of work by two Spanish mathematicians versus 88 hours and €15 million by OpenAI: ‘Without our idea, AI wouldn’t have solved it’
El País Englishby Patricia Fernández de Lis10 Sept 2026
Mathematician Diego Córdoba had been awake for two days when he answered EL PAÍS’ call on Wednesday morning: “I’m still in shock, honestly,” he says, and admits he can’t say how he’s feeling when...
Feather trapped in dinosaur droppings provides new clues about why some birds survived extinction
El País Englishby Andrés Pineda Pérez10 Sept 2026
One day in 2016, paleontologist David DeMar got very lucky. While examining the ground at Hell Creek in the U.S. state of Montana, he found a fossil the size of a golf ball.
Mike Madrid, electoral strategist: ‘Latinos are the only voter group acting rationally in a broken system’
El País Englishby Boris Muñoz10 Sept 2026
In 1980, Ronald Reagan arrived at the White House promising to restore the confidence of a country battered by Vietnam, the Iran hostage crisis, and the pessimism of the 1970s.
An intact tomb preserved for 600 years opens a window onto the world of the Chimú elite in Peru
El País Englishby Renzo Gómez Vega10 Sept 2026
For more than six centuries, a compact mass of stone kept looters and treasure hunters away from a tomb at Chan Chan, the largest adobe city in the Americas.
Fear and rejection of the migrant, or fear and rejection of ‘the other’?
El País Englishby Patricia Fernández Martín10 Sept 2026
“We are all children of immigrants,” sings Marilia Monzón. More than a metaphor, it is a historical fact.
Delsa Solórzano, Venezuelan opposition figure: ‘The person who must explain these oil agreements is Delcy Rodríguez, not Donald Trump’
El País Englishby Alonso Moleiro10 Sept 2026
Opposition leader Delsa Solórzano (Caracas, 54) has a long record of defending human rights and the fate of political prisoners in Venezuela.
One month since the earthquake in Colombia: solidarity, government controversies and the titanic task of reconstruction
El País Englishby Diego Stacey10 Sept 2026
The 7.4-magnitude earthquake that left more than 300 dead and 4,500 injured in Colombia a month ago has marked a before and after in the recent history of the South American country.
Red caps, MAGA fervor and a Democratic senator at Trumpapalooza
El País Englishby Iker Seisdedos García,Patricia Clarembaux10 Sept 2026
An inevitable air of family filled the Dallas Mavericks basketball arena this Wednesday at the start of the “historic” Republican convention convened by U.S.
A year after Charlie Kirk’s death, his movement points to JD Vance as his political successor
El País Englishby Isaías Alvarado,Patricia Vélez Santiago10 Sept 2026
An empty chair at the American Airlines Center recalled Charlie Kirk on Wednesday during the first Republican midterm convention in Dallas, Texas. “Charlie!
New Yorkers born after 9/11: ‘I know it was tragic, but I don’t have many more details’
El País Englishby Luis Doncel10 Sept 2026
“What were you doing when the planes crashed into the Twin Towers?” It is a question that has marked several generations.