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'Could he be US President one day?'

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INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Wednesday 5th September: We look at what the Spanish-language US press is saying about the Democrats' new Mexican-American poster boy, Julian Castro; the Jerusalem Post appeals to US politicians to leave Israel out of their election campaign; and the International Herald Tribune recounts the shocking testimonies of Syrian children in refugee camps in Jordan.

IN THE PAPERS
By Katerina VITTOZZI

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Some articles from today’s international press review:
 
Africa Nations Cup marred by tragedy
11/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

Africa Nations Cup marred by tragedy

Tragedy before even a ball was kicked in the Africa Cup of Nations dominates the international headlines, from Burkina Faso to Australia.
It's cold outside: Britain is covered in ice
08/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

It's cold outside: Britain is covered in ice

Britain's roads are frozen over and there is no more salt to keep them clear. But the recent cold weather doesn't mean global warming is history.
The only known survivor of both atomic bombings has died
07/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

The only known survivor of both atomic bombings has died

In today's international press review: the only know survivor of both atomic bombings on Japan has died at age 93. Also in the news: a picture of US President Barack Obama is being used to sell coats.
A quarter of German bank cards are out of commission
07/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

A quarter of German bank cards are out of commission

30 million bank cards have been blocked in Germany since January 1st, because of a technical problem linked to the new year. French maker Gemalto, that produces the chips in the cards, says that German banks are to blame and not the cards.
The Millennium bug hits ... 10 years late
06/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

The Millennium bug hits ... 10 years late

In today's press review: a software error meant more than 20 million German credit and debit card holders were left unable to use their cards - a major nuisance in the middle of the winter sale period.

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