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IN THE WORLD PAPERS, 03/01/13: Venezuelan papers focus on Hugo Chavez's waning health. Meanwhile, El Pais predicts the army would follow the "Egyptian scenario" in a post-Chavez Venezuela. International papers also react to North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un's New Year's address.

IN THE PAPERS
By Florence VILLEMINOT
Irish papers reflect anger over Thierry Henry’s handball
19/11/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

Irish papers reflect anger over Thierry Henry’s handball

Papers in Ireland this morning are poring over the details of last night’s nail-biting clash between France and Ireland. The most contentious moment was Thierry Henry’s handball which led to France equalizing and thus qualifying for the World Cup.
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Thierry Henry’s “hand of god” sends France to World Cup
19/11/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

Thierry Henry’s “hand of god” sends France to World Cup

IThe French papers breathe a sigh of relief this morning after France narrowly defeated Ireland to qualify for the World Cup. Several front pages lead with the photo of Thierry Henry’s contentious handball.
‘Wave after wave’ of Ireland fans descend on Paris
18/11/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

‘Wave after wave’ of Ireland fans descend on Paris

IN THEThe Irish papers have all sent correspondents to Paris to cover tonight’s key clash between Ireland and France to decide who goes to South Africa for next summer’s FIFA World Cup.
France confident of victory in tonight’s clash with Ireland
18/11/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

France confident of victory in tonight’s clash with Ireland

Most French papers lead with the second leg of the France-Ireland playoff for World Cup qualification. The match takes place at Stade de France tonight at 9pm, Paris time.
Is Steve Jobs trying to force us to watch adverts?
17/11/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

Is Steve Jobs trying to force us to watch adverts?

The Independent reports on a new patent application in the US which reveals that Apple is in the process of copyrighting software which would force consumers to watch or listen to adverts on its products.

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