Here’s what stands out on the front pages of the international media this Wednesday, July 12, 2023:

USA

New York Times

No details, NATO promises one day to include Ukraine

He resists the urgent call. Support for the Biden plan has alarmed some Eastern European allies.

Washington Post

Zelensky condemns the NATO calendar

Controversy overshadows the summit in Lithuania. The bloc states that Kyiv can join when “conditions are met.”

Europe

Country / Spain

PP moves up two places after debate between Sanchez and Feijoo

The right is strengthened without reaching an absolute majority. A popular leader warns against euphoria and the desire to capture Vox votes. The president says Feihoo pushed him into a “mountain of lies.”

The Guardian / UK

There will be no surcharges in the public sector, Hunt warns

Jeremy Hunt has warned ministers there will be no extra money to give millions of public sector workers a 6% pay rise on average, which could force ministries to choose between pay increases or cuts in essential services.

Latin America

Clarin / Argentina

Kristina seeks to keep a key judge in her cases on appeal

Handling Kirchnerism in Justice. The nation’s vice president has called a meeting in the Senate to reaffirm the characterization of maid Ana Maria Figueroa, who turns 75 on August 9 and is due to retire or be reappointed.

Mercury / Chile

Government makes emergency appointment after first failure of pension reform

Chile Vamos still rejects the “mirror rules” of the DL. 3500, which establish the foundations of the temporary system. The House Labor Committee votes on only four of the 16 articles it was about to submit.

Peru Commerce

Boluarte demands President Essalud’s resignation after Ionia’s irregular payments.

accusations. A replacement for Aurelio Orellana was not known at the time of publication. The president demanded yesterday a letter of resignation from Aurelio Orellana. El Comercio reports denounce the $41 million payment. legal entities of this company.