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Jenny Johnson, one of Wall Street’s most powerful women: ‘It’s a huge risk to the US if China controls the key minerals’

1 day ago | english.elpais.com | David Fernandez |David Fernández

Franklin Templeton’s president and CEO has doubled the investment management organization’s assets in five years through a frenetic acquisition campaign targeting its rivalsMadrid - Jenny Johnson was at the movies with her kids when her telephone rang. She left the screening room and amid the scent of freshly made popcorn, took the call. “What’s your final offer?” said Nelson Peltz on the other end of the line, according to the Financial Times.
Trump’s ‘complete and total ceasefire’ between Israel and Iran goes into effect

4 days ago | english.elpais.com | Iker Seisdedos

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday morning said that a ceasefire between Israel and Iran was going into effect, according to a message posted on his social network, Truth. “PLEASE DO NOT VIOLATE IT!” he urged. Late on Monday, he had announced through the same channel a “complete and total ceasefire” to end what he has dubbed “the 12-day war.” Early on Tuesday Israel confirmed it had agreed to the ceasefire, hours after Iranian state television had done the same.
Iran attacks major US base in Qatar in response to Washington’s strikes on nuclear sites

5 days ago | english.elpais.com | Luis de Vega |Iker Seisdedos

Iran delivered its first blow to the United States on Monday, following the attack on its territory in the early hours of Sunday. Tehran had already responded to Israel after the offensive it launched on Friday, June 13, and has done so again — this time targeting the largest U.S. military base in the Middle East — after Washington bombed several of its nuclear facilities on Sunday.
Two billionaires, two very different weddings: Soros and Abedin vs Bezos and Sanchez

5 days ago | english.elpais.com | María Porcel |Kenny Holston

Anyone who dismisses weddings as superficial or trivial is in dire need of a good anthropological scolding. Like any celebration — a union of diverse groups of people from different backgrounds and generations — a wedding is always an event worth observing. That’s why human beings, naturally curious creatures, can’t help but gawk at weddings, whether outside a small town hall or in the glossy pages of a magazine.
Political violence spreads fear in the United States

5 days ago | english.elpais.com | Inés Santaeulalia

An attack on two Minnesota state legislators cost the life of former speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives, Democrat Melissa Hortman, and her husband; a man set fire to the home of Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, a Democrat, while he was sleeping; two employees of the Israeli Embassy were shot and killed in Washington; a Molotov bomb attack left eight injured during a march in Colorado calling for the release of Israeli hostages; a Tesla Cybertruck exploded — with the driver...
Social media is fueling conflict in the most bellicose era since World War II

5 days ago | english.elpais.com | Raúl Limón

The advent of social media promised a global democratization of information. But the benefits of this increased access to data have been diluted by a tsunami of misinformation, which in turn has increased social division and conflict. The tools that should have been a fundamental pillar of a new society have become just another weapon.
Lawyers for drug lords and sexual abuse suspects are one step away from becoming judges in Mexico

5 days ago | english.elpais.com | Elia Castillo Jimenez |Christian Chavez

The results of the judicial election in Mexico have sparked controversy due to a handful of highly questionable winners. At least 13 candidates who were chosen in a direct vote by citizens have backgrounds that could jeopardize their victory. The candidates in question have been exposed by experts, electoral advisors and social organizations for their ties to organized crime, fuel theft, trafficking, torture, harassment, femicide, sexual violence and malpractice in public service.
Trump shows off support for what he calls ‘a display of peace through strength’

5 days ago | english.elpais.com | Inés Santaeulalia

Most Republicans rushed to rally around President Donald Trump as soon as news broke that the United States had attacked Iran. While most of them likely learned about the strikes the same as the rest of the world, once they were over, 135 congressmembers and senators rushed to show their support on social media. The White House compiled all the messages in a statement released Sunday under the heading What They’re Saying: President Trump’s Demonstration of Peace Through Strength.
Trump raises world tension with his strikes against Iran

5 days ago | english.elpais.com | Iker Seisdedos |Romeo Gacad |Jose Luis Magana

Washington woke up on Sunday to a few additional details about the planning that went into the strikes against three nuclear facilities in Iran the previous night, but it is still immersed in an ocean of uncertainty about what led to this unprecedented attack and, more importantly, about the unforeseeable consequences of Donald Trump’s sudden militaristic conversion.
Trump warns Iran of more strikes if ‘peace does not come quickly’

6 days ago | english.elpais.com | Inés Santaeulalia

In a speech lasting barely four minutes from the White House, Donald Trump on Saturday night hailed the U.S. attack on Iran in the way he tends to celebrate everything. He described the U.S. intervention in the Middle East conflict as the greatest and most “spectacular” strike ever remembered. “There’s no military in the world that could have done what we did tonight,” said the president.