Here’s what’s standing out on the covers of international media this Wednesday, May 29, 2024.

USA

New York Times

Unusual voices in the fight for abortion rights

Medical complications have caused some to change their minds

Washington Post

There are ‘huge disparities’ for people of color with long Covid

In addition to the debilitating illness, many feel they are being erased from the record and political debts. Some struggle to even get a diagnosis.

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Europe

Country / Spain

Spain recognizes Palestine.

The government is taking a historic step along with Ireland and Norway. Sanchez refers to the 1967 borders if there is no agreement between the two sides. He assures that no one will count on this decision and that Israel is a “friendly people.” A group of Islamic countries will support this initiative today in Madrid.

The Guardian/UK

Israeli intelligence chief ‘threatens’ ICC official over war crimes probe

According to sources, the sole director of the Mossad tried to convince the chief prosecutor to stop the investigation.

Latin America

Page 12 / Argentina

Monkey with a knife

With the dismissal of Posse, Sturzenegger’s arrival in the cabinet was accelerated with the goal of dismantling the state. His present and his past make us fear the worst. He is responsible for the mega-decree of necessity and urgency and the omnibus law, now transformed into a combi. He also played a decisive role in the failed governments of De la Rua and Macri, where he fought Caputo, which foreshadows further problems in the government.

El Mercurio / Chile

Government steps up gestures to support its support base ahead of presidential bill

Signs sweeping agreement with CUT following heightened dialogue over pensions and renewed cessation of government-guaranteed loan.

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Peruvian trade

Seven out of ten homes are self-built in urban areas of Peru.

Houses are built by master builders without studying the soil.