June 3, 2015

On Wednesday, a lot of front pages included images of former FIFA president Sepp Blatter walking from the podium toward an opening door. Blatter announced his resignation Tuesday, just a few days after being reelected as Fifa’s head, and that was just a few days after the FBI arrested a number of top FIFA officials on charges of corruption. Versions of this image ran on The New York Times, the Miami Herald, The Guardian and many others.

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Not every paper that led with the news went with that photo-as-perfect-metaphor, though. Here are five newspapers that did something different, via Kiosko and Newseum.

Metro in Brazil led with a Star Wars homage in versions all over the country. This one’s from Rio de Janeiro:

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Lance! in São Paulo, Brazil led with the domino effect:

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Hoy in Chicago led with Blatter’s empty chair:

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nrc.next in the Netherlands went with a sunny farewell:

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And Diario 2001 in Venezuela led with a cartoon showing FIFA literally losing it’s head:

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