Feed MRSS-S Noticias, english.elpais.com, eps en-us https://english.elpais.com Thu, 17 Sep 2026 13:03:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-09-17/patrick-baty-the-paint-detective-who-has-traced-the-hues-of-the-past-for-windsor-castle-and-10-downing-street.html Thu, 17 Sep 2026 13:03:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-09-17/patrick-baty-the-paint-detective-who-has-traced-the-hues-of-the-past-for-windsor-castle-and-10-downing-street.html Rafa De Miguel The British expert has played a role in the restoration of historic landmarks, specializing in the recovery of long-lost color schemes The British expert has played a role in the restoration of historic landmarks, specializing in the recovery of long-lost color schemes BBC Manuel Vázquez (EL PAÍS) EPS 2607 PLACERES PERFIL PATRICK BATY HISTORIADOR COLOR COLORES Patrick Baty, the “paint guru,” in his shop in the Chelsea neighborhood of London. Patrick Baty, the “paint guru,” in his shop in the Chelsea neighborhood of London. <p>Patrick Baty, 70, thought the greatest adventure of his life would culminate in the fight against the communist insurgency in the Dhofar region of southern Oman in the 1970s. Britain’s elite Special Air Service, the feared SAS, was involved in the covert operation, and the young Baty, then a captain in the 9th/12th Royal Lancers, had already begun learning Arabic and was preparing to emulate <a href="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2025-06-08/i-didnt-understand-it-at-all-nine-actors-who-had-no-idea-what-they-were-filming.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2025-06-08/i-didnt-understand-it-at-all-nine-actors-who-had-no-idea-what-they-were-filming.html">Lawrence of Arabia</a>.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-09-17/patrick-baty-the-paint-detective-who-has-traced-the-hues-of-the-past-for-windsor-castle-and-10-downing-street.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-09-13/zohran-mamdani-democracy-doesnt-work-if-people-cant-afford-their-basic-needs.html Sun, 13 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-09-13/zohran-mamdani-democracy-doesnt-work-if-people-cant-afford-their-basic-needs.html Paola Nagovitch,Luis Doncel Eight months ago, he became New York’s first socialist mayor on the promise that another way of doing politics is possible. Though he has no shortage of critics, the energy of the Mamdani effect can be felt across the city and within the Democratic Party nationwide. His guiding principle is that politics should improve the lives of working-class people Eight months ago, he became New York’s first socialist mayor on the promise that another way of doing politics is possible. Though he has no shortage of critics, the energy of the Mamdani effect can be felt across the city and within the Democratic Party nationwide. His guiding principle is that politics should improve the lives of working-class people Zohran Mamdani Donald Trump ICE Washington D.C. Latinos <p>“All that’s standing between me and my vacation is you guys,” Zohran Kwame Mamdani jokes as he welcomes EL PAÍS on a Friday afternoon. He is about to take a week off, his first break since becoming mayor of New York at the beginning of the year.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-09-13/zohran-mamdani-democracy-doesnt-work-if-people-cant-afford-their-basic-needs.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-09-04/benjamin-moser-many-countries-opposed-nazism-who-is-opposing-netanyahu-only-pedro-sanchez.html Fri, 04 Sep 2026 12:07:13 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-09-04/benjamin-moser-many-countries-opposed-nazism-who-is-opposing-netanyahu-only-pedro-sanchez.html Anatxu Zabalbeascoa After publishing acclaimed biographies of writers Clarice Lispector and Susan Sontag, the latter of which won a Pulitzer Prize, the author turns in ‘The Upside-Down World’ to the lives and the misconceptions surrounding the painters of the Dutch Golden Age After publishing acclaimed biographies of writers Clarice Lispector and Susan Sontag, the latter of which won a Pulitzer Prize, the author turns in ‘The Upside-Down World’ to the lives and the misconceptions surrounding the painters of the Dutch Golden Age Susan Sontag Benjamin Netanyahu Israel Pedro Sánchez Clarice Lispector Markel Redondo (EL PAÍS) Benjamin Moser Writer Benjamin Moser, beside his dog at his home in the Périgord, France. Writer Benjamin Moser, beside his dog at his home in the Périgord, France. <p>Benjamin Moser, 49, lives in a house near the <a href="https://english.elpais.com/opinion/2023-03-30/the-enigma-of-the-lascaux-bird-man-the-erection-that-embodies-the-mysteries-of-prehistoric-art.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/opinion/2023-03-30/the-enigma-of-the-lascaux-bird-man-the-erection-that-embodies-the-mysteries-of-prehistoric-art.html">caves of Lascaux</a> that is quite literally lost in France’s Périgord region. For the past 20 years, he and his partner have spent months there, surrounded by wisteria, olive trees, pines, oleanders, a swimming pool and the Ravel-like song of the cicadas.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-09-04/benjamin-moser-many-countries-opposed-nazism-who-is-opposing-netanyahu-only-pedro-sanchez.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-08-29/edi-rama-albanias-prime-minister-and-an-artist-exhibiting-in-paris-and-new-york.html Sat, 29 Aug 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-08-29/edi-rama-albanias-prime-minister-and-an-artist-exhibiting-in-paris-and-new-york.html Igor López The leader of the European country has just unveiled an exhibition in Berlin featuring bronze sculptures created from 3D-printed designs The leader of the European country has just unveiled an exhibition in Berlin featuring bronze sculptures created from 3D-printed designs Albania Donald Trump Enver Hoxha Samuel Aranda (EL PAÍS) EPS 2604 CENTRAL PERFIL EDI RAMA Edvin Kristaq Rama, better known as Edi Rama, prime minister of Albania and artist, photographed at the Société gallery in Berlin. Edvin Kristaq Rama, better known as Edi Rama, prime minister of Albania and artist, photographed at the Société gallery in Berlin. <p>“Art is an attempt not to become totally insane. Because politics can be insane. And the risk of becoming totally stupid is really very imminent when you do politics.”</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-08-29/edi-rama-albanias-prime-minister-and-an-artist-exhibiting-in-paris-and-new-york.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-25/victoria-bodean-the-mother-with-cerebral-palsy-showing-the-world-how-to-overcome-disability-barriers.html Tue, 25 Aug 2026 17:08:15 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-25/victoria-bodean-the-mother-with-cerebral-palsy-showing-the-world-how-to-overcome-disability-barriers.html Luisa Arditi After fulfilling her dream of having a daughter, the 27-year-old English teacher hopes to use social media to show what life with a disability really looks like After fulfilling her dream of having a daughter, the 27-year-old English teacher hopes to use social media to show what life with a disability really looks like EPS América Influencers Jacobo Medrano (EL PAÍS) EPS 2604 INTRO AUDAZ VICTORIA BODEAN Victoria Bodean, at a hotel in Madrid. Victoria Bodean, at a hotel in Madrid. <p>For many women, not having children is a form of emancipation. Ultimately, that emancipation lies in the ability to choose, a choice made possible by material circumstances, physical factors and access to education and opportunity. </p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-25/victoria-bodean-the-mother-with-cerebral-palsy-showing-the-world-how-to-overcome-disability-barriers.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-24/the-boundless-ocean-set-into-a-rage-why-shipwrecks-still-fascinate-us.html Mon, 24 Aug 2026 16:38:53 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-24/the-boundless-ocean-set-into-a-rage-why-shipwrecks-still-fascinate-us.html Enrique Rey From ‘The Odyssey’ to William Turner’s painting or disaster cinema, the sinking of a ship is a perfect existential metaphor. But such catastrophes do not belong only to the past or to literature: they remain tragically current in the migration drama From ‘The Odyssey’ to William Turner’s painting or disaster cinema, the sinking of a ship is a perfect existential metaphor. But such catastrophes do not belong only to the past or to literature: they remain tragically current in the migration drama William Turner Christopher Nolan Charlize Theron Matt Damon Immanuel Kant Ai Weiwei Landmark Media, LANDMARK MEDIA (Alamy) Scylla, the most famous whirlpool in classical literature, recreated by Christopher Nolan in 'The Odyssey.' Scylla, the most famous whirlpool in classical literature, recreated by Christopher Nolan in 'The Odyssey.' <p>Legend has it that the painter William Turner — born in London in 1775 and obsessed with depicting the fury of the sea — had himself tied to the mast of the <i>Ariel </i>(a small sail-and-steam vessel) during a harrowing storm that lasted several hours, an ordeal he would turn into his famous painting <i>Snow Storm</i> (1842). Art historians such as James Hall debunk this anecdote, which nonetheless echoes the stories circulating online about the filming of <a href="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-07-16/christopher-nolans-long-journey-to-the-odyssey.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-07-16/christopher-nolans-long-journey-to-the-odyssey.html">Christopher Nolan’s <i>The Odyssey</i></a>. In fact, Instagram is full of reels about the difficulty of mounting heavy IMAX cameras on the unstable boats used in the film (the main one is actually a replica of a Viking ship) and some actors recall that motion-sickness pills ran out during the shooting of the shipwreck scene on the island of Ogigia, where Calypso (Charlize Theron) detains Odysseus (<a href="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-02-15/why-ben-affleck-and-matt-damon-are-working-together-in-their-50s-together-again-for-the-most-challenging-phase-of-their-careers.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-02-15/why-ben-affleck-and-matt-damon-are-working-together-in-their-50s-together-again-for-the-most-challenging-phase-of-their-careers.html">Matt Damon</a>) after his crew’s death. Again, Nolan’s aim was to capture the sea’s wrath with the highest level of detail and realism, exposing his crew to actual storms.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-24/the-boundless-ocean-set-into-a-rage-why-shipwrecks-still-fascinate-us.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-22/from-capri-to-biarritz-a-photographic-journey-capturing-the-carefree-life-of-the-beach.html Sat, 22 Aug 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-22/from-capri-to-biarritz-a-photographic-journey-capturing-the-carefree-life-of-the-beach.html Claude Nori For four decades, photographer Claude Nori traveled the French and Italian coasts, seeking to document the everyday scenes and rituals that unfold along their shores For four decades, photographer Claude Nori traveled the French and Italian coasts, seeking to document the everyday scenes and rituals that unfold along their shores Biarritz Claude Nori (EL PAÍS) A woman opens an umbrella in Biarritz in 2007. A woman opens an umbrella in Biarritz in 2007. <p>In 1982, I decided to begin photographing the Italian coast, the places where I had been happy with my parents. Most were small holiday towns, built without pretension, with buildings in the purest 1960s architectural style, vacant lots, a shopping mall and an open-air nightclub. There was nothing particularly noteworthy about them, nothing that would earn them a place in a <a href="https://english.elpais.com/elpais/2017/08/04/album/1501844092_866523.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/elpais/2017/08/04/album/1501844092_866523.html">travel guide</a>. </p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-22/from-capri-to-biarritz-a-photographic-journey-capturing-the-carefree-life-of-the-beach.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-08-02/alain-de-botton-the-hardest-part-about-being-single-is-that-you-never-stop-thinking-about-love.html Sun, 02 Aug 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-08-02/alain-de-botton-the-hardest-part-about-being-single-is-that-you-never-stop-thinking-about-love.html Anatxu Zabalbeascoa A Swiss writer based in London and trained as a philosopher at Cambridge, he has sold millions of books on subjects such as relationships, painting and architecture — and in 2008, the therapist founded The School of Life, which helps its attendees to explore self-awareness A Swiss writer based in London and trained as a philosopher at Cambridge, he has sold millions of books on subjects such as relationships, painting and architecture — and in 2008, the therapist founded The School of Life, which helps its attendees to explore self-awareness Alain de Botton Marcel Proust Naomi Klein Paul McCartney John Lennon The Beatles Sigmund Freud Arthur Schopenhauer Gustave Flaubert Michel de Montaigne Manuel Vázquez (EL PAÍS) EPS 2599 CENTRAL ENTREVISTA ALAIN DE BOTTON Swiss author and therapist Alain de Botton poses in his London home. Swiss author and therapist Alain de Botton poses in his London home. <p>Alain de Botton, 56, welcomes EL PAIS in a home undergoing renovation. He gives meticulous instructions to the builders with a smile. He explains that his former partner lives four doors down. Both of their buildings stick out among the Victorian homes in their London neighborhood of Camden. He says he’s finishing work on another home in Mallorca. He fell in love with the Spanish island 15 years ago. “It will be strange to live there. I’ve never spent time by a tree,” he says. “But I’m getting ready for the journey.” In the foyer, there are vases of flowers. Also, a <a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2023-06-01/practicing-stoicism-to-confront-uncomfortable-situations-how-to-embrace-the-thought-of-seneca-epictetus-and-marcus-aurelius-to-survive-daily-life.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2023-06-01/practicing-stoicism-to-confront-uncomfortable-situations-how-to-embrace-the-thought-of-seneca-epictetus-and-marcus-aurelius-to-survive-daily-life.html">Seneca quote</a> carved into stone: “What need is there to weep over parts of life? The whole of it calls for tears.” He sees me reading it and offers an interpretation: “If your expectations are realistic, you won’t need to cry.” </p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-08-02/alain-de-botton-the-hardest-part-about-being-single-is-that-you-never-stop-thinking-about-love.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-01/on-horseback-against-the-patriarchy-mexican-women-conquer-charreria.html Sat, 01 Aug 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-01/on-horseback-against-the-patriarchy-mexican-women-conquer-charreria.html Nuria López Torres In Mexico’s national sport, gender roles have long been rigidly defined. This year, the first all-female charro team was officially formed, creating a path that girls and young women will now be able to follow. It is a step toward equality in a society that remains, in many respects, conservative and sexist In Mexico’s national sport, gender roles have long been rigidly defined. This year, the first all-female charro team was officially formed, creating a path that girls and young women will now be able to follow. It is a step toward equality in a society that remains, in many respects, conservative and sexist México Unesco Nuria López Torres (EL PAÍS) EPS 2600 CENTRAL FOTOENSAYO CHARRAS ESCARAMUZAS Some of the women who will be part of the first women’s charro team, from Lienzo Charro del Pedregal, which will compete in the men’s categories. Some of the women who will be part of the first women’s charro team, from Lienzo Charro del Pedregal, which will compete in the men’s categories. <p>“It’s because you can’t, because you’re a woman... If my mother doesn’t tell me I can’t do something, no one else is going to tell me I can’t do it.” These are the powerful words that inspired Paola García, a 30-year-old <i>escaramuza</i> rider (a member of a women’s precision horseback-riding team) and <i>charra </i>(a female practitioner of charrería), to found the platform Más Mujeres Charreando (More Women Practising Charrería), an initiative that has promoted <a href="https://english.elpais.com/international/2024-06-03/mexican-womens-long-journey-to-win-political-rights.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/international/2024-06-03/mexican-womens-long-journey-to-win-political-rights.html">gender equality</a> within charrería, Mexico’s national sport, since 2022. The tradition was recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2016.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-08-01/on-horseback-against-the-patriarchy-mexican-women-conquer-charreria.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/lifestyle/2026-07-19/no-advertising-no-clearance-sales-just-clothes-for-the-stars-husbands-the-paris-boutique-where-jarvis-cocker-and-alex-turner-shop.html Sun, 19 Jul 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/lifestyle/2026-07-19/no-advertising-no-clearance-sales-just-clothes-for-the-stars-husbands-the-paris-boutique-where-jarvis-cocker-and-alex-turner-shop.html María D. Valderrama Nicolas Gabard, a lawyer-turned-designer, has a small shop in Paris where television personalities like Alexa Chung get their clothes custom-made Nicolas Gabard, a lawyer-turned-designer, has a small shop in Paris where television personalities like Alexa Chung get their clothes custom-made Alexa Chung Jarvis Cocker Baz Luhrmann Michel Foucault James Joyce David Bowie Michael Caine Ed Alcock (EL PAÍS) Ahead of the opening of a new store in Paris in September 2026, Gabard is focusing on Husbands’ development with the ambition of opening his own boutiques in the United States and Japan. Ahead of the opening of a new store in Paris in September 2026, Gabard is focusing on Husbands’ development with the ambition of opening his own boutiques in the United States and Japan. <p>Nicolas Gabard’s clients include <a href="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2024-01-15/jarvis-cocker-the-cursed-poet-of-britpop-the-past-is-a-lie-we-all-have-a-completely-false-official-autobiography.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2024-01-15/jarvis-cocker-the-cursed-poet-of-britpop-the-past-is-a-lie-we-all-have-a-completely-false-official-autobiography.html">Jarvis Cocker</a>, the lead singer of the British band Pulp; photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin; film director Baz Luhrmann; conceptual artist Philippe Parreno; and fashion designers like Guillaume Henry and Virginie Viard. Alex Turner, Arctic Monkeys’ frontman, once told him: “People used to stop me in the street for my music. Now, they want to know where my clothes are from.” </p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/lifestyle/2026-07-19/no-advertising-no-clearance-sales-just-clothes-for-the-stars-husbands-the-paris-boutique-where-jarvis-cocker-and-alex-turner-shop.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-06-28/photo-essay-the-beauty-in-small-things.html Sun, 28 Jun 2026 04:30:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-06-28/photo-essay-the-beauty-in-small-things.html Ana Valiño,Belita Gracia Belita Gracia was one of the many women photographers who seemed condemned to oblivion until Ana Valiño discovered her story. From that fortunate encounter came an exhibition, the first major public recognition the León native received a few days before she died at 101 Belita Gracia was one of the many women photographers who seemed condemned to oblivion until Ana Valiño discovered her story. From that fortunate encounter came an exhibition, the first major public recognition the León native received a few days before she died at 101 Barcelona León Lugo Belita Gracia (EL PAÍS) The cattleman, in front of the Ribadeo lighthouse (Lugo), 1955. The cattleman, in front of the Ribadeo lighthouse (Lugo), 1955. <p>Virginia Woolf once wrote that “for most of history, Anonymous was a woman.” The work of Belita Gracia remained hidden throughout her life in albums she kept at her home in Barcelona. A few months <a href="https://english.elpais.com/lifestyle/2025-08-10/hard-lives-with-days-of-wine-and-roses-the-secrets-of-centenarians-in-spain.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/lifestyle/2025-08-10/hard-lives-with-days-of-wine-and-roses-the-secrets-of-centenarians-in-spain.html">after turning 101</a>, much of her photography came to light in an exhibition in her hometown. </p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-06-28/photo-essay-the-beauty-in-small-things.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-06-09/leo-xiv-the-peacemaker.html Tue, 09 Jun 2026 13:58:09 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-06-09/leo-xiv-the-peacemaker.html Íñigo Domínguez Robert Prevost has gone from being an enigma, someone who seemed timid, to becoming a revelation in just two months. A calm man whose primary concern is bridging divides, he has emerged as a surprising antagonist to Trump and has lashed out against Silicon Valley’s techno-fascism. What is this pope thinking, and why has he been so disconcerting? Robert Prevost has gone from being an enigma, someone who seemed timid, to becoming a revelation in just two months. A calm man whose primary concern is bridging divides, he has emerged as a surprising antagonist to Trump and has lashed out against Silicon Valley’s techno-fascism. What is this pope thinking, and why has he been so disconcerting? Robert Francis Prevost Donald Trump J. D. Vance Israel Jorge Mario Bergoglio Alberto Fujimori Javier Milei Opus Dei Carlos Rodríguez Casado (EL PAÍS) <img src="https://images.english.elpais.com/resizer/v2/NTWVT3A7NZDP7F744RHV4EQKMI.jpg?auth=e8d8c7c9282a970af7f3b598174aae6863bc738ba5578027531918d8dbce192e" width="5446" height="3063" alt="."></img><p>Spaniards are currently getting a close look at a pope the world still knows little about. He has gone from being a mystery, a man who seemed feeble, to becoming, in the space of two months, a startling revelation after he clashed with Donald Trump in mid-April and, two weeks ago, published a far-reaching encyclical; an argument against the <a href="https://english.elpais.com/technology/2026-06-07/enshittification-reaches-social-media-for-zuckerberg-and-musk-your-friends-are-a-burden-they-just-want-you-to-see-ads.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/technology/2026-06-07/enshittification-reaches-social-media-for-zuckerberg-and-musk-your-friends-are-a-burden-they-just-want-you-to-see-ads.html">techno-fascism of Silicon Valley</a>. His visit to Spain will culminate in the definitive discovery of Prevost, since it is his first major trip to Europe and he will speak to the entire Western world. But what does this pope think and why has he been so disconcerting?</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-06-09/leo-xiv-the-peacemaker.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-06-06/pious-lions-innocents-what-does-culture-tell-us-about-popes.html Sat, 06 Jun 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-06-06/pious-lions-innocents-what-does-culture-tell-us-about-popes.html Ignacio Peyró From Dante to Gide, from Velázquez to Bacon, or from Dan Brown to Sorrentino, with Leo XIV arriving in Spain, we review the critical and historical imaginary surrounding the papal figure From Dante to Gide, from Velázquez to Bacon, or from Dan Brown to Sorrentino, with Leo XIV arriving in Spain, we review the critical and historical imaginary surrounding the papal figure Robert Francis Prevost Francisco de Quevedo Jorge Luis Borges Jorge Mario Bergoglio Federico García Lorca Benito Mussolini Evelyn Waugh Galileo Galilei Dante Alighieri Kingsley Amis Graham Greene Francis Bacon Diego Velázquez Prudence Cuming Associates Ltd (Bacon Francis) BABELIA 30/05/2026 PAPA ‘Study for portrait II’ (1956). Francis Bacon. ‘Study for portrait II’ (1956). Francis Bacon. <p>Urban VIII corresponded with Francisco de Quevedo, Alexander VII spent his leisure time as pope writing little poems in Latin, and <a href="https://english.elpais.com/international/2025-04-22/the-vatican-heads-toward-a-conclave-with-15-papal-candidates-already-emerging.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/international/2025-04-22/the-vatican-heads-toward-a-conclave-with-15-papal-candidates-already-emerging.html">John Paul II</a> — who had studied St. John of the Cross in his youth — even published a collection of poems, <i>Roman Triptych </i>(2003), while still occupying the Chair of Saint Peter. </p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-06-06/pious-lions-innocents-what-does-culture-tell-us-about-popes.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-05-24/nuevayol-the-puerto-rican-new-york-that-bad-bunny-sings-about.html Sun, 24 May 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-05-24/nuevayol-the-puerto-rican-new-york-that-bad-bunny-sings-about.html Paola Nagovitch In the 1970s, Puerto Ricans came to represent 10% of New York City’s population. But while the diaspora searched for its roots, pejorative terms such as Nuyorican also took hold. Today, the city continues to bear a strong Puerto Rican influence, visible in its restaurants, music venues, and celebrations In the 1970s, Puerto Ricans came to represent 10% of New York City’s population. But while the diaspora searched for its roots, pejorative terms such as Nuyorican also took hold. Today, the city continues to bear a strong Puerto Rican influence, visible in its restaurants, music venues, and celebrations Bad Bunny Puerto Rico Zohran Mamdani Sonia Sotomayor Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Jennifer López Camila Falquez (EL PAÍS) EPS 2590 SPECIAL BAD BUNNY PUERTO RICO IN NEW YORK Ángel Jiménez’s La Lechonera La Piraña is one of the few places outside of Puerto Rico where you can eat an authentic plate of lechón boricua. For the last 20 years in a trailer in the Bronx, Jiménez begins cooking pork before dawn and opens at midday on Saturdays and Sundays for those who snag a place in line before he sells out. He runs the business on his own, cooking, serving and chatting with clientele, always with a beer in hand. Ángel Jiménez’s La Lechonera La Piraña is one of the few places outside of Puerto Rico where you can eat an authentic plate of lechón boricua. For the last 20 years in a trailer in the Bronx, Jiménez begins cooking pork before dawn and opens at midday on Saturdays and Sundays for those who snag a place in line before he sells out. He runs the business on his own, cooking, serving and chatting with clientele, always with a beer in hand. <p>LeAna López’s hips cue the musician, who, in a direct and improvised exchange, mirrors her movements on the <i>primo</i>, the lead drum of <a href="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2025-09-15/bad-bunny-a-multimillion-dollar-charm-for-puerto-ricos-economy.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2025-09-15/bad-bunny-a-multimillion-dollar-charm-for-puerto-ricos-economy.html">Puerto Rican bomba</a>. The rhythm — born on Puerto Rico’s slave plantations in the 17th century — reverberates on this occasion inside a church in East Harlem, the Manhattan neighborhood known as El Barrio. The roar of the barrel drums builds, and, as the music reaches its peak, the scene seems to shift to the northeastern coast of the Caribbean island, to Loíza, the cradle of Afro–Puerto Rican culture. But in an instant, the traffic on Lexington Avenue breaks the spell, serving as a reminder: this is New York.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-05-24/nuevayol-the-puerto-rican-new-york-that-bad-bunny-sings-about.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p><h3>Styling: </h3><p>Lorena Maza @lorenamazastyling </p><h3>Photography assistant: </h3><p>Ana Aizersztein @fotosdeana_ </p><h3>Makeup: </h3><p>Kaiya Carlin @kaiyacarlin </p><h3>Casting:</h3><p>Güerxs Casting @guerxs </p><h3>Studio:</h3><p>Delicia Studio @deliciastudio_ </p><h3>Production:</h3><p> The LTC - @the__ltc</p> https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-05-23/luis-rafael-sanchez-republicans-cant-stand-the-idea-of-puerto-rico-becoming-a-us-state.html Sat, 23 May 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-05-23/luis-rafael-sanchez-republicans-cant-stand-the-idea-of-puerto-rico-becoming-a-us-state.html Eduardo Lago He overcame class and racial prejudices to become a leading figure in Puerto Rican literature, championing the hybrid Spanish of the Caribbean. His novel, ‘La guaracha del Macho Camacho,’ is now 50 years old, highlighting music and a festive, transgressive language He overcame class and racial prejudices to become a leading figure in Puerto Rican literature, championing the hybrid Spanish of the Caribbean. His novel, ‘La guaracha del Macho Camacho,’ is now 50 years old, highlighting music and a festive, transgressive language Puerto Rico Luis Rafael Sánchez Bad Bunny James Joyce Miguel de Cervantes Gabriel García Márquez Mario Vargas Llosa Steph Segarra (EL PAÍS) Luis Rafael Sánchez. Luis Rafael Sánchez. <p>April 23, World Book Day. A morning of brilliant Caribbean sunshine in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, and across the island. Luis Rafael Sánchez, 89, <a href="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-05-12/from-the-prince-of-puerto-rican-letters-to-bad-bunny-the-urgency-of-reclaiming-puerto-rico-as-a-linguistic-and-cultural-affirmation.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-05-12/from-the-prince-of-puerto-rican-letters-to-bad-bunny-the-urgency-of-reclaiming-puerto-rico-as-a-linguistic-and-cultural-affirmation.html">the most important living writer in Puerto Rico</a>, who will turn 90 next November, suggests beginning the conversation — later to continue on the cozy terrace‑balcony of his home — at a discreet and elegant restaurant, where everything seems to pause when the staff catch sight of “Wico,” the affectionate nickname by which the writer is known on the island.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-05-23/luis-rafael-sanchez-republicans-cant-stand-the-idea-of-puerto-rico-becoming-a-us-state.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-05-23/mi-casa-es-su-casa-the-architecture-that-explains-puerto-rico.html Sat, 23 May 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-05-23/mi-casa-es-su-casa-the-architecture-that-explains-puerto-rico.html Ana Teresa Toro ,Fotografía de Steph Segarra Bad Bunny’s casita is at the center of his concerts on the ‘DebÍ Tirar Más Fotos’ world tour. It’s a symbol of home, but also of an entire community Bad Bunny’s casita is at the center of his concerts on the ‘DebÍ Tirar Más Fotos’ world tour. It’s a symbol of home, but also of an entire community Bad Bunny Puerto Rico Latinos Steph Segarra (EL PAÍS) EPS 2590 CENTRAL BAD BUNNY CASITAS CRIOLLAS PUERTO RICO The traditional Puerto Rican home belongs to the kind of architecture that defines the island. This style reflects the territory’s history from the mid-19th century to the 1930s. This small house is located in the Certenejas neighborhood, in the town of Cidra, Puerto Rico. The traditional Puerto Rican home belongs to the kind of architecture that defines the island. This style reflects the territory’s history from the mid-19th century to the 1930s. This small house is located in the Certenejas neighborhood, in the town of Cidra, Puerto Rico. <p>It’s not a house: it’s a <i>casita</i>. The diminutive of <i>casa</i> — Spanish for “house” — is important. Not because it minimizes or diminishes what it describes, but because it implies affection, intimacy, and family. In the Caribbean, diminutives have the ability to smooth over complex topics. </p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2026-05-23/mi-casa-es-su-casa-the-architecture-that-explains-puerto-rico.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-05-08/the-organ-is-back-how-a-fiendishly-complex-baroque-instrument-has-become-fashionable-again.html Fri, 08 May 2026 13:45:37 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-05-08/the-organ-is-back-how-a-fiendishly-complex-baroque-instrument-has-become-fashionable-again.html Carlos Primo It is the most modern of early instruments. Mastering it requires effort and a great deal of passion. Five organists —ranging in age from 26 to 100 — reveal the secrets of a machine capable of producing both Bach and a film soundtrack It is the most modern of early instruments. Mastering it requires effort and a great deal of passion. Five organists —ranging in age from 26 to 100 — reveal the secrets of a machine capable of producing both Bach and a film soundtrack Barcelona Sagrada Familia Johann Sebastian Bach Benjamin Britten Milán Vicens Gimenez (EL PAÍS) The organ is back Juan de la Rubia, organist of the Sagrada Familia, before the Blancafort organ of the basilica. Juan de la Rubia, organist of the Sagrada Familia, before the Blancafort organ of the basilica. <p>The first organ Montserrat Torrent ever played, at age 18, was in a chapel in Santa Coloma de Farners in the Spanish city of Girona, where her family spent their summers. “It was a simple organ, without pedal stops, but it was good,” she says. “I tried to play absurd things, like Chopin’s nocturnes, but there was no way to make them sound right.” </p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-05-08/the-organ-is-back-how-a-fiendishly-complex-baroque-instrument-has-become-fashionable-again.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-05-02/estel-blay-carreras-the-scientist-who-will-lead-an-arctic-expedition-simulating-a-mission-to-mars.html Sat, 02 May 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-05-02/estel-blay-carreras-the-scientist-who-will-lead-an-arctic-expedition-simulating-a-mission-to-mars.html Luisa Arditi The goal is to recreate the conditions of a future colony on the red planet in the place on Earth that most closely resembles it The goal is to recreate the conditions of a future colony on the red planet in the place on Earth that most closely resembles it NASA Sitges Elon Musk Lupe de la Vallina (EL PAÍS) EPS 2587 INTRO AUDAZ Estel Blay Carreras tries on her astronaut suit at home in Sitges. Estel Blay Carreras tries on her astronaut suit at home in Sitges. <p>Estel Blay Carreras, 39, has dreamed of becoming an astronaut since childhood. More than half of girls who <a href="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2024-01-20/the-forgotten-women-scientists-who-studied-dinosaurs-and-rocks.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/culture/2024-01-20/the-forgotten-women-scientists-who-studied-dinosaurs-and-rocks.html">aspire to a career in science</a> give up in adolescence, but that wasn’t the case for her. She turned a fantasy into a professional future. She studied aerospace science, earned a doctorate, and held several jobs. Today, Blay Carreras — who lives in a residential neighborhood of Spain’s Sitges with her family and two hamsters — greets us with a smile and wearing socks. She leads a seemingly conventional life, but in just over a year, she will be the next commander of a mission that will simulate an expedition to Mars on a remote Arctic island.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-05-02/estel-blay-carreras-the-scientist-who-will-lead-an-arctic-expedition-simulating-a-mission-to-mars.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-18/micah-p-hinson-the-united-states-is-full-of-nationalists-and-christian-fanatics-trying-to-kick-everyone-out.html Sat, 18 Apr 2026 04:30:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-18/micah-p-hinson-the-united-states-is-full-of-nationalists-and-christian-fanatics-trying-to-kick-everyone-out.html Fernando Navarro Raised in a religious sect in Texas, he drifted, becoming addicted to drugs, alcohol and fentanyl, while falling into a deep depression. He was going to quit music, but made a ‘cosmic’ decision: to break away from his family and leave the US, a country he no longer recognizes. He settled in Madrid, where he was reborn Raised in a religious sect in Texas, he drifted, becoming addicted to drugs, alcohol and fentanyl, while falling into a deep depression. He was going to quit music, but made a ‘cosmic’ decision: to break away from his family and leave the US, a country he no longer recognizes. He settled in Madrid, where he was reborn Micah P. Hinson Rock Madrid Rosalía Jacobo Medrano (EL PAÍS) Micah P. Hinson Micah P. Hinson says he is “content” to be living in Madrid. Micah P. Hinson says he is “content” to be living in Madrid. <p>Micah P. Hinson, 44, has become a good neighbor in the Madrid district of Carabanchel. And, perhaps for him — a U.S. musician born in Tennessee and raised in Texas, who has traveled the world and survived more than one existential battle — that’s quite an achievement. </p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-18/micah-p-hinson-the-united-states-is-full-of-nationalists-and-christian-fanatics-trying-to-kick-everyone-out.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-11/hot-guys-clean-their-homes-at-least-on-tiktok.html Sat, 11 Apr 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-11/hot-guys-clean-their-homes-at-least-on-tiktok.html Álex Serrano A man vacuuming shouldn’t be news in 2026, but when he’s got a gym-honed physique, the algorithm goes wild. Welcome to the new TikTok craze: CleanTok A man vacuuming shouldn’t be news in 2026, but when he’s got a gym-honed physique, the algorithm goes wild. Welcome to the new TikTok craze: CleanTok TikTok Instagram Internet Marie Kondo EPS 2584 INTRO PULSO PUSLSOS Screenshot from Drew Hallgrimson's TikTok account. Screenshot from Drew Hallgrimson's TikTok account. <p>Drew Hallgrimson appears on TikTok cleaning his Vancouver apartment, with 360,800 followers watching his every move. In one of his most popular videos, he cleans until the floor is “clean enough to eat off,” and then proceeds to literally eat off the floor. He has amassed <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@drew.hallgrimson" target="_blank" rel="" title="https://www.tiktok.com/@drew.hallgrimson">441,000 followers on Instagram</a>. Comments range from admiration (“Where can I find a man like that?”) to genuine astonishment at the novelty of the spectacle.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-11/hot-guys-clean-their-homes-at-least-on-tiktok.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-09/sara-flores-the-peruvian-indigenous-artist-bringing-amazonian-traditions-into-contemporary-art.html Thu, 09 Apr 2026 14:03:26 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-09/sara-flores-the-peruvian-indigenous-artist-bringing-amazonian-traditions-into-contemporary-art.html Ianko López For the first time, Peru’s pavilion at the Venice Biennale will be occupied by someone from the Shipibo-Conibo community. In her studio in the jungle, she designs and paints ‘kené’ on fabric For the first time, Peru’s pavilion at the Venice Biennale will be occupied by someone from the Shipibo-Conibo community. In her studio in the jungle, she designs and paints ‘kené’ on fabric Amazonas Perú Musuk Nolte (The Shipibo-Conibo Center) EPS 2585 CENTRAL SARA FLORES Sara Flores outside her Bakish Mai studio. Sara Flores outside her Bakish Mai studio. <p>Everywhere you look in Pucallpa, in the Peruvian Amazon, there are geometric patterns that resemble fractals or expanding labyrinths. They are on the walls of houses, on shop signs, on posts and pillars, in the city center, and also on the roads. These are the <i>kené</i>, the ancestral designs of the Shipibo-Conibo people, who live along the Ucayali River, a tributary of the Amazon. </p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-09/sara-flores-the-peruvian-indigenous-artist-bringing-amazonian-traditions-into-contemporary-art.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-05/portraits-of-the-magic-of-serra-grande-the-bastion-of-brazils-atlantic-forest.html Sun, 05 Apr 2026 03:30:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-05/portraits-of-the-magic-of-serra-grande-the-bastion-of-brazils-atlantic-forest.html Luisa Dörr ,El País Semanal Neither the threat of industrial projects nor the loss of certain ancestral traditions can diminish the wonder of this region of Brazil. Photographer Luisa Dörr, who traded the big city for this unique land, captures its nature and people Neither the threat of industrial projects nor the loss of certain ancestral traditions can diminish the wonder of this region of Brazil. Photographer Luisa Dörr, who traded the big city for this unique land, captures its nature and people Bahia (Brasil) Luisa Dörr (EL PAÍS) Leticia Santos, 13, at her aunt Nana's house, who runs an organic farm. Leticia Santos, 13, at her aunt Nana's house, who runs an organic farm. <p>Serra Grande, in the Brazilian state of Bahia, surrounded by tropical beaches and an Atlantic Forest now reduced to just 10% of its original size, is home to exceptional biodiversity. I left São Paulo eight years ago in search of a place with a better quality of life. I made a list of the 20 <a href="https://english.elpais.com/international/2025-07-30/ancestral-tourism-on-the-brazilian-coast-where-indigenous-and-afro-colombians-can-tell-their-own-stories.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/international/2025-07-30/ancestral-tourism-on-the-brazilian-coast-where-indigenous-and-afro-colombians-can-tell-their-own-stories.html">most pleasant places to live in Brazil</a>. One of those places was Itacaré, right next to Serra Grande. What started as an extended vacation turned into a permanent destination. Gradually, I became involved in the region and its dynamics, documenting the small struggles and triumphs of its communities: from elderly women collecting shellfish to <a href="https://english.elpais.com/sports/2025-03-09/this-wave-is-for-her-how-women-have-conquered-their-space-in-surfing.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/sports/2025-03-09/this-wave-is-for-her-how-women-have-conquered-their-space-in-surfing.html">young surfers</a> noticing the subtle and worrying changes in the ocean. The stories I’ve captured are part of a much larger, often overlooked narrative of survival and resilience.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-04-05/portraits-of-the-magic-of-serra-grande-the-bastion-of-brazils-atlantic-forest.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-03-22/julia-fullertonbattens-photographs-revive-the-sets-of-hollywoods-golden-age.html Sun, 22 Mar 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-03-22/julia-fullertonbattens-photographs-revive-the-sets-of-hollywoods-golden-age.html Julia Fullerton-Batten The artist gives new life to the hand‑painted backdrops that, before the digital era, served as scenery in films The artist gives new life to the hand‑painted backdrops that, before the digital era, served as scenery in films Hollywood Los Ángeles California Julia Fullerton-Batten (Institute) Julia Fullerton‑Batten’s photographs "'The Art of Hollywood' is a return to the era of hand-painted movie backdrops, images that promised everything in a single frame,” explains the photographer. Pictured: 'Palm Springs.' "'The Art of Hollywood' is a return to the era of hand-painted movie backdrops, images that promised everything in a single frame,” explains the photographer. Pictured: 'Palm Springs.' <p>Golden‑light sunsets, pools surrounded by lush palm trees, entire neighborhoods of well‑kept villas, and curtains in the windows behind which the glimmers of domestic joy — but also the most secret family miseries — remain hidden… The whole world is nothing more than a giant canvas painted by an artist in a Hollywood studio. It exists because someone first turned it into a movie set.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-03-22/julia-fullertonbattens-photographs-revive-the-sets-of-hollywoods-golden-age.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-03-11/the-dadcore-phenomenon-or-why-we-now-like-to-dress-like-our-fathers.html Wed, 11 Mar 2026 20:36:08 GMT https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-03-11/the-dadcore-phenomenon-or-why-we-now-like-to-dress-like-our-fathers.html Rafa Rodríguez Nearly a decade after its arrival in style manuals, the trend is characterized by the sloppiness that serves as its statement of principle Nearly a decade after its arrival in style manuals, the trend is characterized by the sloppiness that serves as its statement of principle Harry Styles Benson Boone Jacob Elordi Pedro Pascal Kevin Cummins (Getty Images) EPS 2581 PLACERES ANALISIS Harry Styles, wearing sensible trainers and a sweatshirt, at the Glastonbury festival last summer. Harry Styles, wearing sensible trainers and a sweatshirt, at the Glastonbury festival last summer. <p>“Dad, lend me your jeans,” said no child ever. And yet here we are, almost a decade after someone decided that such a request sounded plausible and turned it into a stylistic urban legend. It’s 2026, and dadcore —the style of the suburban paterfamilias, as endearing as it is bland, defined by the wardrobe clichés of old sitcoms — now strides down runways and permeates collections of every kind, confirming itself as the most resilient look since Gen Z took over fashion to shape its visual identity in a specific, clear, instantly recognizable way. </p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/eps/2026-03-11/the-dadcore-phenomenon-or-why-we-now-like-to-dress-like-our-fathers.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p> https://english.elpais.com/usa/2026-02-23/donald-trumps-broken-families.html Mon, 23 Feb 2026 17:21:43 GMT https://english.elpais.com/usa/2026-02-23/donald-trumps-broken-families.html Paola Nagovitch,Photographs by Carol Guzy American photographer Carol Guzy, a four-time Pulitzer Prize winner, asserts that, in light of the brutal anti-immigration crusade being waged by the US government, the work of photojournalists ‘is more important than ever’ American photographer Carol Guzy, a four-time Pulitzer Prize winner, asserts that, in light of the brutal anti-immigration crusade being waged by the US government, the work of photojournalists ‘is more important than ever’ Donald Trump ICE Kosovo Haití Minneapolis Carol Guzy (Zuma Press / Contacto) August 26, 2025: A typical scene at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York: three Ecuadorian immigrants desperately cling to a family member to prevent their arrest. August 26, 2025: A typical scene at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York: three Ecuadorian immigrants desperately cling to a family member to prevent their arrest. Carol Guzy (Zuma Press / Contacto) EPS 2578 CENTRAL FOTOENSAYO ICE Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Carol Guzy (Zuma Press / Contacto) EPS 2578 CENTRAL FOTOENSAYO ICE Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Carol Guzy (Zuma Press / Contacto) EPS 2578 CENTRAL FOTOENSAYO ICE Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Carol Guzy (Zuma Press / Contacto) EPS 2578 CENTRAL FOTOENSAYO ICE Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Carol Guzy (Zuma Press / Contacto) EPS 2578 CENTRAL FOTOENSAYO ICE Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Carol Guzy (Zuma Press / Contacto) EPS 2578 CENTRAL FOTOENSAYO ICE Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Carol Guzy (Zuma Press / Contacto) EPS 2578 CENTRAL FOTOENSAYO ICE Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Carol Guzy (Zuma Press / Contacto) EPS 2578 CENTRAL FOTOENSAYO ICE Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Carol Guzy (Zuma Press / Contacto) EPS 2578 CENTRAL FOTOENSAYO ICE Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Carol Guzy (Zuma Press / Contacto) EPS 2578 CENTRAL FOTOENSAYO ICE Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. Portraits of various ICE agents and other officials at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York, where many immigrants go for court appearances, photographed between July 7 and November 7, 2025. <p>It was an unexpected flash of empathy. The woman’s husband had just been detained by immigration agents in a federal courthouse in Lower Manhattan, which has become the epicenter of the <a href="https://english.elpais.com/usa/2025-11-15/26-federal-plaza-inside-new-yorks-immigration-hell.html" target="_self" rel="" title="https://english.elpais.com/usa/2025-11-15/26-federal-plaza-inside-new-yorks-immigration-hell.html">Donald Trump administration’s immigration crackdown</a> in New York. Photographer Carol Guzy (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 69) saw the agents take the man away as his wife shouted, “Please, help me!” and their two children cried. Guzy decided to accompany the family to the exit. There, the woman realized she didn’t have her keys; with no way to return home, she broke down in tears again. A court security officer approached her to offer help and, faced with the scene, also began to cry. Through her own tears, Guzy captured the moment with her camera.</p><p><a href="https://english.elpais.com/usa/2026-02-23/donald-trumps-broken-families.html" target="_blank">Seguir leyendo</a></p>