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1 of 18The Times (U.K.) -
2 of 18Reforma (Mexico) -
3 of 18Politiken (Denmark) -
4 of 18The Maei Business Newspaper (South Korea) -
5 of 18The Washington Post -
6 of 18Kuwait Times -
7 of 18New York Post -
8 of 18National Post (Canada) -
9 of 18United Daily News (Taiwan) -
10 of 18Folha de S.Paulo (Brazil) -
11 of 18The Star (Malaysia) -
12 of 18Frettabladid (Iceland) -
13 of 18The Witness (South Africa) -
14 of 18The Independent (U.K.) -
15 of 18El Pais (Spain) -
16 of 18NY Daily News -
17 of 18Bremer Nachrichten (Germany) -
18 of 18The Guardian (U.K.)
Newspapers all over the world, from Kuwait to Spain to Iceland, have marked Donald Trump’s inauguration on their front pages.
A number of newspapers based their headlines on Trump’s promise to make “America First,” a phrase he repeated during his inauguration speech yesterday. “Primero Estados Unidos,” is Brazilian publication El Pais’ headline, and Danish paper Politiken’s reads: “Amerika Først.”
Trump’s speech, which latest less than 20 minutes, stressed a policy focused on America and working people. “From mountain to mountain, from ocean to ocean, hear these words: you will never be ignored again,” he told the spectators. “Your voice, your hopes and your dreams will define our American destiny.”
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