Sophia Roe, the kitchen activist: ‘Everything is political, food is political’
The Brooklyn-based chef talks to EL PAÍS about mindful eating, discrimination and why we need systemic changes
Moisés Naím: ‘Democracy was destroyed in the last decade and we didn’t realize it’
The Venezuelan thinker talks to EL PAÍS about how autocracies are maintained by the three P’s: populism, polarization and post-truth propaganda
Who was Salvador Ramos, the young man who sowed terror in a Texas school shooting?
Before carrying out the shooting that left 19 children and two teachers dead in Uvalde, the 18-year-old student argued with his grandmother and shot her
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, 50 years of love and artistic commitment
A new documentary series called ‘The Last Movie Stars,’ which was presented by Ethan Hawkes at Cannes, explores the lives of the Hollywood stars, their passion for acting and off-screen disputes
Gun control, a recurring (and frustrating) debate after every shooting in the US
After each massacre like the one in Uvalde, Texas, the need to change legislation is revisited, but no solution is ever achieved
Biden on Texas shooting: ‘When are we going to stand up to the gun lobby?’
In the wake of Tuesday’s tragic massacre at an elementary school in Uvalde, the US president has called for tougher controls on the sale and use of firearms
Uvalde: School shootings as a US norm
Survivors, families of victims, parents and communities have demanded action on gun violence for years, but they have gone unheard once again
Independent unions in Mexico use the USMCA to stop abuse at multinational plants
New worker representatives push for renewal under the cross-border agreement to punish labor violations
School shooting in Texas leaves at least 21 dead, mostly children
The Uvalde police shot the suspected attacker, an 18-year-old who burst into Robb Elementary School with a handgun and a rifle