Here’s what’s standing out on the covers of international media this Thursday, September 21, 2023:

USA

New York Times

A dangerous Moroccan road could become a lifeline

Road reopening critical to earthquake recovery

Washington Post

Wage shift at center of UAW (United Auto Workers) strike

Europe

Country / Spain

Spain buries plan to introduce motorway tolls

The government resolves the dispute with an agreement with Brussels.

The Guardian/UK

Green fire: PM backtracks on net zero emissions targets

Sunak’s attempt to heal differences with Labor draws criticism

Latin America

Page 12 / Argentina

Red defects

Five supporters of presidential formulas discussed and exchanged active conversations about the economy, the role of the state and security. Rossi and Villarruel were involved in the most heated exchanges. Petrie focused on criticizing “Kirchnerism”; Randazzo justifying “cordobezismo” and Del Caño highlighting the dangers of denial and the IMF

El Mercurio / Chile

Advice: They endorse the right to life of “those yet to be born” and the immediate expulsion of illegal immigrants

Sharp recriminations in the debate over the new Constitution

Peruvian trade

There is a project on the Congress agenda that jeopardizes the fight against corruption

The plenary session will resume its sessions this morning