Here’s what’s highlighted on the covers of international media this Monday, November 25, 2024:

USA

New York Times

Survive in Gaza

Amputations. Deformities. Brain damage. Trauma changes their life

Washington Post

The Commander’s roller coaster goes off the rails

Washington can learn from its loss to the Cowboys, which was full of heroism and suffering.

Europe

Country / Spain

The government will receive budget reserves and avoid adjustments next year

Administrative costs will amount to an additional $8 billion.

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The Guardian/UK

There is no alternative to raising taxes: the Chancellor challenges the Confederation of British Industry

Latin America

Page 12 / Argentina

Ahead, Front

After five years of conspicuous failure, Uruguay voted for a new round of expanded majority rights. Yamandu Orsi exceeded 52 percent, and the streets of Montevideo were dressed in red, blue and white – the colors of the Amplio Front. In front of a crowd of supporters, the president-elect called on the opposition to dialogue and promised a “more integrated society.”

El Mercurio / Chile

A consolidated leadership with official support wins in Santiago and Valparaiso, while the opposition celebrates in six cities, including Concepción.

In the left center, Claudio Orrego wins in the capital region and Rodrigo Mundaca in the port, while his opponent Sergio Jacaman wins in Biobio.

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Trade / Peru

The Ombudsman’s brother is a member of Antauro Humala’s party.

Experts warn about conflict of interest