Dear readers,
Dominique Pélicot and 50 other men have been found guilty in what is perhaps one of the most high-profile, shocking, and globalized trials of the last decade. We go over the keys to a case that leaves nobody indifferent.
This week we also bring you a one-on-one interview with Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's far-right National Rally, as she faces a make-or-break moment that could soon lead her to the Élysée, or to prison.
EL PAÍS also interviewed the American philosopher Judith Butler and the actor Jude Law. Other featured stories this week include an analysis of the group leading change in Syria, a look at Madrileños who can't afford rent and live in capsules, and a look back at Playgirl magazine's legacy.
We hope you enjoy this selection of articles from EL PAÍS USA Edition
You can also read:
- 2024: A bleak year for hunger and poverty, with an unexpected ray of hope
- Meet the Madrileños who move into Toyko-style capsules when they can’t pay their rent
- Claudia Goldin, 2023 Nobel Prize winner in Economics: ‘Feminism became a very bad word in the United States’
- Travel ideas: A holiday home to relax like a hobbit
- Vintage ‘jamón,’ the foodie luxury fetching up to €80,000
- We haven’t seen you in a while’: Duolingo’s passive-aggressive strategy for keeping users hooked
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