Dear readers,
Starting this Friday, thousands of migrant children in the United States, from infants to teenagers, risk losing the legal assistance that has supported them for years in their immigration cases. Advocacy groups stress the risks children face when they appear in court or are questioned by government officials without a lawyer present.
In Europe, firefighters continued their desperate battle to put out record-breaking blazes in Spain and France. We spoke with a volunteer brigade in Jávea (including a member who took part in rescue operations in New York on 9/11) to see how some towns are trying to prepare for what's being dubbed as the new normal.
This week we bring you interviews with JP Morgan chief Jamie Dimon, reggaeton pioneer Don Omar, Cuban artist and dissident Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, and the influential tech/feminist thinker Donna Haraway, among others.
We hope you enjoy this selection of stories from EL PAÍS USA Edition.
You can also read:
- The cocktail behind the wildfires ravaging Spain: Unprecedented heat waves and a changing relationship with the countryside
- Florida exhibition explores how Salvador Dalí transformed US culture
- Spanish police warn of collapse in Ceuta over mass migrant influx from Morocco: ‘We are overwhelmed’
- Carlo Maley, evolutionary biologist: ‘We became so obsessed with curing cancer that we haven’t thought about how to extend life without a cure’
- A day with a firefighting crew in Madrid: ‘The firefighters can’t keep up; last night there were three new fires’
- The secret weapon mosquitoes are using to win the war against humans: evading insecticides
- Members only: Private clubs for the wealthy take over Madrid
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