Here’s what’s standing out on the covers of international media this Tuesday, November 28, 2023.

USA

New York Times

Israel and Hamas agreed to extend the pause and exchange of views

Biden’s challenge: what comes next

Washington Post

A Wyoming mining town is clinging to Bill Gates’ clean energy dream.

The city “was going to dry up and explode, and they had no idea how the hell they were going to save it.”

Europe

Country / Spain

Israel and Hamas extend truce and prisoner exchange

The ceasefire was extended by two days to allow for the release of about 20 Israeli hostages and 60 Palestinian prisoners. Biden: ‘I pushed for a pause’

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The Guardian/UK

Agreement to extend the truce raises hopes for the release of dozens more hostages

Qatar and Egypt are negotiating an agreement that the UN chief hails as a glimmer of humanity

Latin America

Page 12 / Argentina

Land of Madness

The General Inspectorate of Justice demanded the “immediate dissolution and liquidation” of Locura Deportiva SA, the company of former footballer Sebastian Battaglia, linked to Macri and Ibarra in the internal affairs of Boca, which manages more than two hectares of the Sarmiento Park under a concession from the government porteño. The decision was made due to the “absolute inadequacy and falsity of the financial statements.”

El Mercurio / Chile

After the distance is reduced, supporters will insist on direct communications on the strip, and opponents will add new representatives.

According to Kadem, it would be reduced from 17 to 8 percentage points.

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Peruvian trade

Prosecutor Benavidez and congressmen are involved in a corruption network

The nation’s prosecutor is accused of leading a criminal organization