Here’s what’s highlighting the international media covers this Friday, February 9, 2024:

USA

New York Times

Supreme Court Looks Poised to Rule States Can’t Disqualify Trump

Judges are focused on the Constitution, not January 6th

Washington Post

Biden won’t face charges in secret files probe

According to the report, the accusation is unfounded. Special counsel reveals differences with Trump case

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Europe

Country / Spain

The investigation into the Russian conspiracy “trial” has been in court for many years with no result.

The European Parliament demands an investigation into the role of the Kremlin

The Guardian/UK

Starmer reneges on £28bn green investment pledge

Activists, trade unions and energy employers criticize Labor leader’s decision to halve spending

Latin America

Page 12 / Argentina

A little walk and a little walk

Offended by the failure of the Omnibus Law, the government exaggerates its fury towards the governors, but shifts the punishment to the inhabitants of the provinces. He decided to eliminate the Interior Compensation Fund, which subsidized bus fares outside AMBA. The measure “will leave millions of Argentines without transport,” mayors of the hardest-hit cities said.

El Mercurio / Chile

Thousands of people are bidding farewell to former President Piñera ahead of the state funeral, which will be attended by Borich, Bachelet, Lagos and Frey.

Commemorative events will begin today at 9:00 a.m. at Congressional Headquarters.

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Peruvian trade

Vizcarra’s associates elected committees in Provias Nacional.

Alleged criminal network in MTC (Ministry of Transport and Communications)