Dear readers,
This week we spoke to Venezuelan prisoners who did not find out about Maduro's arrest until a week later. Without access to telephones, radios, televisions, or newspapers, they had no idea that the U.S. had captured the Venezuelan leader.
In other Venezuela-related news, we talked with Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares about EU sanctions on Delcy Rodriguez, the release of political prisoners, and the need for a democratic solution. "We can’t allow a civil conflict to erupt in Venezuela," he said.
Meanwhile, in Mexico, authorities warn that a new “Chapo” is emerging: Fausto Isidro Meza Flores. “He exports more drugs than everyone else,” one source told EL PAÍS.
And finally, one of our most-read stories this week examined the legacy of China's one-child policy, which has left the country scrambling to find new ways to increase birth rates.
We hope you enjoy this selection of stories from EL PAÍS USA Edition.
You can also read:
- Steve Ramirez, neuroscientist: ‘We have been able to restore memories that were thought to be lost’
- US begins countdown to return to the Moon amid doubts over the risks faced by its astronauts
- Alissumoye Diedhiou, a Senegalese queen 2.0: ‘I recognize that I was a victim of early and, in a way, forced marriage’
- The ‘McAtlas’ guide: A global chain with local flavor
- A visual guide to Venezuela’s oil and why Trump wants it
- Julio Iglesias ‘always requested young, Latina women with a physique to his liking,’ says group that filed complaint against singer
- From Borges to Jennifer Aniston: Science begins to illuminate the mysteries of memory
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