Here’s what’s highlighted on the covers of international media this Monday, December 18, 2023:

USA

New York Times

War erases entire branches of Gaza’s family tree

The Klan loses more than 100 members, including dozens of children.

Washington Post

Smithsonian Institution Targets Vulnerable DC Residents by Harvesting Brains

Michelle Farris and her husband Tim Farris walk through Mount Zion Cemetery in Washington, D.C., where their missing distant relative Moses Boone is buried. After the boy’s death in 1904, anthropologist Aleš Hrdlicka collected his brain.

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Europe

Country / Spain

Groups discuss technical changes to amnesty law

Government and allies seek to defend terrorism language

The Guardian/UK

Monet admitted that he lied to the media about his ties to the company involved in the personal protective equipment scandal.

Colleague says ‘it’s not a crime’ to repeatedly deny Guardian investigations

Latin America

Page 12 / Argentina

Romance

Macri continues to lose elections. Boca also turned around and welcomed current club leader and historical icon Juan Roman Riquelme, who won 65% of the vote in a record election for Argentine sport. All the legal operations carried out by the former president did not bring any benefit, as did the voice of Miley himself, which was met with enthusiastic exclamations.

El Mercurio / Chile

A majority of 55.8% rejects the second proposal of the new Constitution, which receives 44.2% approval, and the current text is consolidated.

Chile’s unique post-outbreak case is coming to an end after five elections and four years of intense debate.