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After more than a century of ironclad Democratic control, Starr County in Texas has voted for a Republican president for the first time due to economic discontent and the immigration crisis. We visited the county and talked to local leaders to find out why they feel that Donald Trump best represents their interests.
As Spain continues to grapple with the fallout of the flash floods that killed over 200 people two weeks ago, we focused on one street in Catarroja, Valencia, whose story encapsulates all the problems faced by thousands of people as they struggle with grief, cleanup, and rebuilding efforts.
Our correspondents also traveled to Akkar, a poor and forgotten region of Lebanon that is the breeding ground for the only popular institution of the nearly absent government: the Lebanese Armed Forces. And they were in Naples, where the death of a 19-year-old at the hands of another youth highlights the worsening problem of armed teenage gangs.
We also took a private tour of Pompeii to uncover some of its darkest secrets, and explored what science reveals about our natural tendency to corruption.
We hope you enjoy this selection of articles from EL PAÍS USA Edition
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We hope you enjoy this selection of articles from EL PAÍS USA Edition
You can also read:
- Flooding in Spain: The homes that became death traps in a small Valencia town
- Readers prefer ChatGPT poems over Shakespeare and Sylvia Plath
- ‘Gladiator II’: Sequels are almost never better. Confirmed
- ‘X doesn’t offer me anything anymore’: Trump’s win triggers mass exodus to other platforms
- Alice Schwarzer, journalist: ‘We are facing profound changes in the relationship between the sexes. It’s dangerous’
- All the drama of Spain’s flash floods, contained in one street: ‘Deaths could have been avoided’
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