Monterrey, the world capital of ‘carnita asada’
Grill culture prepares for the World Cup, with a stadium, businesses and families ready to receive thousands of fans
Frankenstein, Jane Eyre and Snow White with a gender-based perspective: ‘The Madwoman in the Attic’ and the beginning of feminist literary criticism
A Spanish publisher has released a new edition of Gilbert and Gubar’s renowned 1979 book, which analyzed the work of Jane Austen, Mary Shelley, the Brontë sisters and Emily Dickinson from a new angle
Three albums in exchange for getting out of jail: 2Pac’s last months before his murder 30 years ago
The album ‘All Eyez On Me’, which kicked off what promised to be a glorious 1996 for the rapper, went down in history first for the visceral nature of its lyrics and then for becoming the last release of the controversial artist during his lifetime
Trump unveils plans for his presidential library as a skyscraper in Miami amid questions about its funding
The project raises doubts about its cost, location, and whether the preview posted on social media reflects a final plan
The ‘Narco-Architect’ who designed tunnels to bring hashish from Morocco into Spain
Police talk about a ‘complex underground infrastructure’ similar to a mine, complete with pulleys, cranes, rails and carts to transport the drug on behalf of ‘a very, very powerful’ organization
The Venezuelan migrants stranded in Miami: ‘We want to leave the US but we can’t’
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Without Venezuelan consulates in the United States, its citizens cannot obtain the documents they need to self-deport, and end up in a limbo
Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock and the most powerful man in finance: ‘The global economy will enter a recession if the war in Iran lasts more than a year’
The head of the world’s largest investment firm, with a total of $14 trillion in assets under management, also noted that ‘Spain is a beacon of hope for Europe’ in an exclusive interview with EL PAÍS
The most beautiful tennis court in the world is hidden in a building in Paris
La Cavalerie, a club located on the seventh floor of a listed building next to the Eiffel Tower, is one of the best-kept secrets of the French capital
Nicaragua and Cuba in the mirror of Venezuela
The alliance of 21st-century dictatorships is crumbling after the US removal of Nicolás Maduro, but a democratic transition is not in sight
The Orion spacecraft’s daring mission: Traveling to the Moon on its first crewed flight
Having never been tested with astronauts, the space capsule’s heat shield and life support system are raising concerns after problems were detected in the unmanned Artemis 1 mission
Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani: ‘Iraq does not want to be a party to this war, which lacks any legal basis’
Following US strikes on national territory, the Iraqi prime minister asserts that the army will defend itself if attacked again: ‘We cannot stand idly by when we have martyrs and wounded’
US says oil deliveries to Cuba will be made on a ‘case-by-case basis’
Claudia Sheinbaum is considering resuming hydrocarbon shipments to the island after a Russian tanker bypassed the energy blockade
US denies entry to Silvia Labayru, a victim of the Argentine dictatorship
Airline staff removed the former guerrilla, the subject of the best-selling book ‘La Llamada,’ from a flight to San Antonio
Trump’s Iran war: A chaotic narrative with threats, contradictions, and onomatopoeia
The US president provides his version of the Middle East offensive daily through press conferences, interviews, and social media posts. ‘I can change my mind in seconds,’ he responds when inconsistencies are pointed out
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