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1 month ago | 
english.elpais.com | Almudena Barragán |Joan Royo Gual |Carlos Maldonado
Gabriela Salas is a 28-year-old Mexican scientist, originally from Puerto del Caballo, Hidalgo, a small locality of some 20 inhabitants. Her story is not only an example of dedication and effort, it is also proof of the importance of the right to education for women and their need to train in scientific careers.
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1 month ago | 
english.elpais.com | Mar Centenera |Maye Primera |Carlos Maldonado |Almudena Barragán
The struggle of Latin American women is more urgent than ever in the face of setbacks across the continent. These eight women are at the forefront of the resistance: defending their threatened rights and fighting for those they have yet to secureMar CenteneraMaye PrimeraCarlos S.
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1 month ago | 
elpais.com | Mar Centenera |Maye Primera |Carlos Maldonado |Almudena Barragán
La lucha de las latinoamericanas es más urgente que nunca ante los retrocesos del continente. Estas ocho mujeres protagonizan la resistencia: protegen sus derechos amenazados y pelean por los que aún no han logrado conquistarMar CenteneraMaye PrimeraCarlos S. MaldonadoAlmudena BarragánLucas ReynosoCarolina MellaJoan Royo GualAntonia LabordeBuenos Aires / Los Ángeles / México / Bogotá / Quito / Río de Janeiro / Santiago - América llega a este 8 de marzo con un sentido de urgencia.
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2 months ago | 
english.elpais.com | Almudena Barragán |Iker Seisdedos |Naiara Galarraga Gortázar |Carmen Morán Breña
Donald Trump’s latest move in the global tariff war deals an unprecedented blow to the USMCA, the treaty in force since 2020 that regulates trade relations between the United States, Mexico and Canada.
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2 months ago | 
elpais.com | Almudena Barragán |Iker Seisdedos |Naiara Galarraga Gortázar
El último paso de Donald Trump en la guerra arancelaria ya emprendida a escala global asesta un golpe sin precedentes al T-MEC, el tratado en vigor desde 2020 que regula las relaciones comerciales entre Estados Unidos, México y Canadá.
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2 months ago | 
english.elpais.com | Almudena Barragán |Elías Camhaji |María Antonia Sánchez-Vallejo
“Promises made, promises kept. Deportation flights have begun.” This is how the White House announced the beginning of mass expulsions of immigrants by air on January 24, just four days after Donald Trump took office, along with a photograph of a line of people, handcuffed and shackled, boarding a plane. These images were at the center of the diplomatic crisis between the United States and Colombia two days later, amid complaints about the conditions of the transfers and trade threats.
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2 months ago | 
elpais.com | Almudena Barragán |Elías Camhaji
“Promesas hechas, promesas cumplidas. Los vuelos de deportación han comenzado”. Así anunció la Casa Blanca el inicio de las expulsiones masivas de inmigrantes por aire el pasado 24 de enero, apenas cuatro días después de la llegada de Donald Trump, junto a la fotografía de una fila de personas esposadas de pies y manos abordando un avión.
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Jan 21, 2025 | 
english.elpais.com | Almudena Barragán |Beatriz Guillén |Luis Pablo Beauregard
For just one day, Odalys Fundicheli and her granddaughter Lía have been trapped in a limbo from which almost no one yet knows how to escape. Fundicheli, 62, comes from Cuba and had an appointment to cross the border into the United States through Tijuana this Tuesday. On the other side, her family was waiting for her. But CBP One, the application that the U.S. government opened to manage entries in a regulated manner, has ceased to exist after the inauguration of Donald Trump.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
english.elpais.com | Almudena Barragán |Miguel Jiménez
Luis and Alejandro, aged 19 and 21, have just arrived in Tijuana. They come from Honduras, and arrived in Mexico a month ago. Their journey is one shared by thousands of others. Like them, thousands of people have crossed Mexico in the past year, driven by the hope of reaching the United States for a better life. Now, just hours before Donald Trump assumes the presidency and enacts his hard-line policies on migration, Luis and Alejandro are rushing to make their appointment at the border.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
elpais.com | Almudena Barragán
La amenaza de Donald Trump de deportar a 11 millones de personas indocumentadas de Estados Unidos ha hecho saltar las alarmas del Gobierno mexicano y en concreto de los Estados del norte del país. Varias ciudades fronterizas como Tijuana, Ciudad Juárez, Piedras Negras, Nuevo Laredo o Reynosa resienten esa presión y trabajan a marchas forzadas desde hace semanas para ampliar su red de albergues con la que atender a los migrantes deportados.
