Here’s what’s featured on international media covers this Friday, March 15, 2024:

USA

New York Times

Elusive and sizzling business on the rise

A warming planet keeps Australian snake catchers busy

Washington Post

A police officer took a teenage girl for a rape test. Then he raped her

Hundreds of law enforcement officers have been accused of sexually abusing minors over the past two decades, according to a Post investigation.

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Europe

Country / Spain

Amnesty marks the beginning of the election campaign in Catalonia

Congress approves the law by a vote of 178 to 172. Independence supporters say a referendum is their next goal. Diaz regrets that Sanchez is leaving the budget.

The Guardian/UK

Conservatives must pay Hester another £5m

Latin America

Page 12 / Argentina

The Senate rejected Miley’s proposal for DNU, but it will remain in force

This was the first time that either chamber of Congress voted against a presidential order. For a rule to be abolished, it must also receive a negative vote from deputies.

El Mercurio / Chile

Weak oversight results in more than 70% of Fonasa’s mandatory fee being used to pay for medical licenses.

The phenomenon leaves fewer resources for patient care

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Peruvian trade

Congress only suspends, not disqualifies Cordero for cutting pay

He will leave his place until his case is resolved.