Here’s what’s standing out on the covers of international media this Wednesday, October 22, 2023:

USA

New York Times

Israel and Hamas agreed to suspend the war and exchange hostages for prisoners

The agreement calls for the release of 50 prisoners in the Gaza Strip instead of 150 imprisoned Palestinians.

Washington Post

Israel and Hamas reach agreement on hostage release

4-day break in exchange for 50 people. Allies hope agreement will lead to new negotiations

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Europe

Country / Spain

Israel and Hamas close to truce to free hostages

The principle of the agreement provides for the exchange of 50 kidnapped Israelis for 150 Palestinian prisoners. Netanyahu supports pact but says war will continue

The Guardian/UK

Hunt gives in to Conservative demands for tax cuts to revive economy

Chancellor to announce ‘growth measures’ in autumn statement today

Latin America

Page 12 / Argentina

Miley effect

Miley’s idea of ​​free prices was embodied in new lists sent by manufacturers of food, cleaning products and medicines, which showed price increases of up to 50 percent the day after the election. Businessmen argue that the president-elect has already foreseen that there will be no controls and that he will not even continue to enforce fair prices.

El Mercurio / Chile

FII suspends the director of large taxpayers, who testifies in the prosecutor’s office along with other suspended officials

Consequences after the release of the controversial audio recording

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Peruvian trade

Israel accepts agreement with Hamas to release hostages and begin truce

After 45 days of deaths, the war is paused