Here’s what’s highlighted on international media covers this Friday, November 24, 2023:

USA

New York Times

Israel and Hamas agreed on a pause and first exchange of views

The diplomatic agreement sets a deadline for the release of a group of 13 hostages

Washington Post

This school tried to keep children safe. But the graduation ended in gunfire.

The Washington Post followed a Richmond high school for a year as it tested a range of strategies to protect children from gun violence. They work?

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Europe

Country / Spain

Sanchez Netanyahu: ‘The number of Palestinian deaths is unbearable’

Qatar announces that a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas comes into force today in the Gaza Strip and will last for at least four days.

The Guardian/UK

Revealed: How the King Secretly Profits from the Assets of Dead Citizens

Latin America

Page 12 / Argentina

From a pure caste

Five days after Miley’s victory, PRO retains two main areas of control. The security service will be taken over by the terrorist Bullrich, who planted bombs in kindergartens. And Caputo, Macri’s minister who took on the biggest debt in history, is the man causing the biggest stir in the economy. Two close friends of the “libertarian” remained on this path: Piparo will not go to Anses, and the “dollarizer” Ocampo remained outside the Central Bank.

El Mercurio / Chile

Withdrawals for home purchases are skyrocketing and mortgage rates are at their highest levels in 14 years.

The average interest rate on these loans is 5.05%, the highest since April 2009.

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Peruvian trade

The prosecutor’s office granted a request for 15 years in prison for Vizcarra for corruption

The prosecutor’s office is assessing the expansion of charges against the former president