Here’s what stands out on the front pages of the international media this Friday, July 21, 2023:

USA

New York Times

Bipartisan Air Travel Initiative Approved

Consumer protection. Barriers to FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) re-authorization have been cleared, but the Senate is waiting.

Washington Post

Trump adviser’s lawyer fights with judge

The grand jury hearing took a turn when the lawyer was asked why he was late.

Europe

Country / Spain

Mass voting by mail debunks conspiracy theory

Last day of the general election campaign. 93% of requests were processed, a high percentage. Correspondence requests are multiplied by three.

The Guardian / UK

Taxpayers to Fund Royals’ 45% Pay Raise Despite Cost of Living Crisis

“Royals always say that any change in agreements is beneficial to the taxpayer. They never do it.”

Latin America

Clarin / Argentina

Proposal to close with the IMF: another dollar for agriculture and more expensive imports

Theme of the day. Tough negotiations in Washington. A delegation from the Ministry of Economy is pressing for Fund officials to unfreeze transfers needed by Argentina to pay off debt to the agency.

Mercury / Chile

After an unusual theft of 23 computers, the police arrive at Social Development to confirm records related to the Convenios case.

Portfolio assignments run until midnight. Gross deception of the combatants. On the phone, the thieves impersonate Minister Jackson and persuade the guards to hand over the devices and the safe. There is a detainee.

Peru Commerce

Chats confirm that Geiner Alvarado paid off the debt with a bribe from Goray

Proof. Bribes from businesswomen during Castillo’s rule. Figure. According to WhatsApp conversations, former adviser Salatiel Marrufo managed to pay off a debt of 70,000 soles that Alvarado has had since 2017. The money given by the defendant went to good use.