Here’s what’s standing out on the covers of international media this Tuesday, December 5, 2023.

USA

New York Times

Israeli soldiers near a major city in southern Gaza

Distraught residents. Many Khan Yunis residents see no way out as attack on Hamas expands

Washington Post

Palestinians leave Israeli prisons with stories of abuse

Several detainees exchanged for hostages describe hardships and, in some cases, physical violence since October 7.

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Europe

Country / Spain

Two out of three Spaniards support changing the Constitution

Ending male preference in the Crown, most supported reform

The Guardian/UK

Sellafield nuclear power station hacked by groups linked to Russia and China

Exclusive. There are concerns that sensitive data was accessed through attacks first discovered in 2015.

Latin America

Page 12 / Argentina

operating saw

Despite the promises of Javier Miley, the powers of his deputy Victoria Villarruel were completely curtailed. From the supposedly responsible for the military and police sphere of the future government, she will continue to simply ring the bell of the Senate. The big beneficiary is Patricia Bullrich, who remained in security and has now put her deputy, Louis Petrie, on defense.

El Mercurio / Chile

Agreements: Montes demands resignation of PS official, but cannot soften criticism for “inaction”

Consequences of the exposure of former Seremi Karios Contreras, who sent a report to the authorities about “Living Democracy”

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Peruvian trade

Prison term for blocking roads increased to 15 years

The government approved a decree on changing legislation