Here’s what’s standing out on the covers of international media this Thursday, October 23, 2023:

USA

New York Times

Hope and Fear in the Gaza Agreement

Bombs fall before the planned pause. Families hold their breath as they wait for the hostage to be released

Washington Post

Timing of ceasefire unclear as sides discuss details

The agonizing wait in Israel and Gaza to find out who will be released and when

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Europe

Country / Spain

Israel and Gaza Strip on tension ahead of agreed truce

The Netanyahu government and Hamas agreed to a four-day pause in the exchange of hostages for prisoners, but it is postponed until at least tomorrow

The Guardian/UK

Hunt announces £20bn tax cut as Tories prepare for election

Chancellor announces larger than planned 2p National Insurance cut

Latin America

Page 12 / Argentina

The safety is pressed

The appointment of the future Minister of Economy became hostage to the tug-of-war between Miley and Macri. Until now, the libertarian has left aside the former president’s proposals for the appointments he has already made. To make matters worse, the list is complicated because everyone believes that the chosen one will eventually be the “fuse” for the great adjustment with which he promises to take office.

El Mercurio / Chile

President Boric cancels his participation in COP28 due to the security crisis and economic situation

Next week he will attend an environmental summit in Dubai.

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Peruvian trade

Those close to APP approved in Congress the payment of bonds worth more than S/30 million.

Officials manage the area to which the payments were sent