Here’s what stands out on the front pages of the international media this Tuesday, July 4, 2023:

USA

New York Times

Israel launches major airstrike on West Bank, biggest in two decades

Jerusalem. On Monday, Israel launched its heaviest airstrikes in the occupied West Bank in nearly two decades, sending hundreds of ground troops into the narrow streets and alleys of the overcrowded Jenin refugee camp, saying it is trying to root out armed militants after a year of escalation. , violence in the area.

Washington Post

Israeli soldiers and drones attack West Bank camp

Thousands of soldiers attack the militants; in the largest attack in recent years, 8 people were killed and dozens were injured.

Europe

Country / Spain

Feijoo admits he’ll rule with Vox if he needs their votes

The leader of the NP (People’s Party) considers the creation of a joint government “logical” in exchange for the consent of Abascal; He claims that the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party) forces him to agree with the extreme right.

The Guardian / UK

Labor wants graduate nurseries to fight inequality

Bridget Phillipson, Secretary of State for Education, says early childhood education is the key to better opportunities in life.

Latin America

Clarin / Argentina

The government accuses the Court of covering up its defeat in San Juan.

Chief of Staff and Vice Presidential Candidate Agustín Rossi believes that “no doubt the court’s decision had some influence” on the electoral defeat at the hands of Marcelo Orrego of the Junta por el Cambio.

Mercury / Chile

The new fall in the economy reinforces the expectation that the Central Bank will cut interest rates more intensively

Most of the market expects the monetary policy rate cut to exceed 50 basis points this month, although this will depend on how unemployment changes. A decrease in this indicator would contribute to the expansion of the country in the second half of the year, analysts agree.

Peru Commerce

MINEDU (Ministry of Education of Peru) will review the titles of all teachers for impostors

The Ministry of Education guarantees that it will verify that school teachers have been trained and graduated from universities or institutions of higher education. Management stated that the audit would be carried out in public sector schools; Persons involved in illegal activities will be separated.