Here’s what’s highlighted on international media covers this Tuesday, June 25, 2024:

USA

New York Times

Hajj deaths reveal sorrows of spiritual quest

Without permission, many did not protect themselves from the stifling heat

Washington Post

Assange is expected to plead guilty to a serious crime

A long legal saga may be drawing to a close. Wikileaks founder plans to return to Australia

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Europe

Country / Spain

Grignan and his number two are one step away from acquittal for embezzlement

The court is preparing to grant protection to former adviser Martínez Aguayo and will set a criterion that will benefit the former Andalusian president. This decision marks a setback for the Supreme Court.

The Guardian/UK

Low wage growth has pushed 900,000 children into poverty

Average weekly wages are now just £16 higher in real terms than in 2010.

Latin America

Clarin / Argentina

GDP fell 5.1% and unemployment jumped to 7.7% in the first quarter

This is a consequence of sharp cuts in spending in order to eliminate the budget deficit.

El Mercurio / Chile

The government encourages fishing companies to compete with foreign fleets and seize resources outside the exclusive economic zone

To avoid contesting places for artisanal fishing

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Peruvian trade

Petro-Perú will leave the San Isidro building and employees will move to Talara.

Interview with Oliver Stark, President of the company