Judge refuses to dismiss narcoterrorism case against Nicolás Maduro and his wife
Venezuela’s deposed president and Cilia Flores appeared for the second time in a New York federal court on Thursday
Trump administration admits it used a ‘flawed’ argument to justify arrests of immigrants in court
The Department of Justice acknowledged that a key ICE memo did not apply to immigration courts, where thousands of detentions have been carried out without a clear legal basis
Israel kills head of Revolutionary Guard’s naval forces as Trump urges Iran to reach a deal ‘before it’s too late’
Alireza Tangsiri was targated as the man responsible for the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz
Eight police officers for 3,000 cases: The challenge of investigating war crimes in Ukraine
The Public Prosecutor’s Office estimates that the country will face more than 216,000 potential cases, while some experts warn of a lack of human and material resources
Noelia Castillo, the young woman who fought her parents for her right to die: ‘I can’t take this family anymore’
After a 601-day delay from the original date caused by her father’s legal challenges, this 25-year-old from Barcelona who is a paraplegic and lives in constant pain, is scheduled to receive euthanasia at 6 pm on Thursday
Questions are piling up ahead of a World Cup overshadowed by Trump
In the United States, there is little talk about the world’s biggest sporting event two and a half months before the opening game
Orphans and crimes: Spielberg’s misunderstood production scared kids but inspired ‘Harry Potter’
‘Young Sherlock Holmes,’ the Hollywood adaptation of the famous detective’s adventures, continues to fascinate viewers 40 years later, and many see it as the origin of many sagas that came after
Paramedics under bombs in southern Lebanon: ‘I’m not leaving here’
Hezbollah promises a battle ‘without limits’ after Israel declared its goal of militarily occupying 10% of the country
The return of extreme thinness disguised as health: ‘They used to tell you you were fat; now they tell you you have inflammation’
Director Chloé Wallace speaks out against the rise of ‘heroin chic’ and opens the debate about the dangers of body worship and the ultraconservative gaze behind the return to that ideal of beauty
Lack of transparency about causes of oil spill in Gulf of Mexico fuels public concern
The government claims the state company Pemex has no responsibility, while experts and environmental groups wonder whether the spill originated from a ship or a failure in the pipe infrastructure
What to know about the ‘No Kings’ protests on March 28
With more than 3,000 events planned across the U.S., this could be the day with the highest number of national political demonstrations in the country’s history
Silvio Rodríguez: ‘The world is run by an authoritarian, warmongering, thieving regime. And it’s not Cuba’
The Cuban singer-songwriter welcomes EL PAÍS to his studio in Havana, days after receiving a replica of the Kalashnikov rifle he requested to repel a potential attack from the United States
Ali Vaez, Iran expert at the International Crisis Group: ‘Trump has started a war he now cannot end’
The exiled analyst and nuclear physicist believes that a US victory narrative will be very fragile and that the Iranian regime has become radicalized
Skepticism in Miami over Delcy Rodríguez’s promises of legal security in Venezuela: ‘We have to wait and see if they do what they say’
Business leaders and investment funds participating in the global forum where the Trump-backed leader spoke believe it is still too early to assess the changes in the Latin American country
Venezuela’s ousted leader Maduro heads back to New York court for key hearing in ‘narco-terrorism’ case
The prosecutor is asking the judge to prevent the defense from accessing evidence that could endanger witnesses and their families
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