Dear readers,
With resounding victories in New York, New Jersey, Virginia and California, Democrats woke up Wednesday with the feeling that their inability to connect with voters and win elections like the one they lost exactly a year ago to Donald Trump may be coming to an end.
In light of that anniversary, we interviewed Latinos in Florida who voted for Trump a year ago but are now feeling betrayed. Across the state, the disillusionment of residents, business owners, and community activists is palpable.
Elsewhere in the world, we looked at the growing cocaine flows from Latin America to Europe via Spain, even as Trump continues to raise the pressure against Colombia's president for his alleged drug ties. And following the assassination of a Mexican mayor at a public event, our reporters explored how parts of Mexico are caught between mafias.
In the midst of all this turmoil, we turned to Alberto Casas, a theoretical physicist and writer whose latest book explores time, free will, and whether all our decisions are merely an illusion created by our brains.
We hope you enjoy this selection of stories from EL PAÍS USA Edition
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