Here’s what stands out on the front pages of the international media this Monday, July 10, 2023:

USA

New York Times

No policy change, but Yellen’s trip opens up dialogue

Economic giants meet. 10 hours of talks to reduce tensions with Beijing. Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen traveled to China in the hope that the United States could rekindle a relationship that had been deteriorating for years.

Washington Post

NATO’s show of solidarity under threat

Two atypical objections to the admission of Sweden overshadow the upcoming summit.

Europe

Country / Spain

Feijoo leads Sanchez by two points ahead of decisive debate

Today, the President needs to change direction in order to participate in the elections again. Popular candidate calls for “free government” in the face of extremism. The parties are promising improvements in waiting lists and mental health until 23-J.

The Guardian / UK

Exclusive. “Secret” holdings of MPs in large British companies

The former prime minister is one of the politicians who has not publicly disclosed his actions, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.

Latin America

Clarin / Argentina

Cristina praised Massa and ignored Fernandez at the opening of the gas pipeline.

A key energy work that comes three years late. The vice-president showed the minister of economy as her candidate.

Mercury / Chile

Investment in the mining industry will fall by 42% and fall to the lowest level in 15 years.

Capital Assets Corporation (CBC) Forecast. Despite the positive outlook for the copper price, the industry indicator is not recovering due to the lack of replacement of new plants.

Peru Commerce

New York court orders international capture of Jose

Perpetrator: You are facing a life sentence in Peru. Subversive. Victor Quispe Palomino, leader of the Sendero Luminoso, is charged with terrorism and drug trafficking. Together with their late brother Jorge, they are responsible for the attacks on the police and military.