Which camera do you sugest for taking pictures in newspaper?

Do you that a newspaper regularly publishes you pictures? Or are you talking about a newsletter? Anyway, the way that the paper is printed, the quality of the paper and the size the picture will be printed at influence the choice of camera. You already have enough megapixels, although 4Mp is very little for current cameras, unless you are using a cell phone camera. In an ordinary camera, A 4Mp sensor can print up to 10x8 with good quality; more than enough for newsprint. Typically this would be scanned and printed on coarse paper using a press. Newsletters are more likely to use laser or even inkjet printers, but would not be set up to optimise a photograph. Professional news photographers would want a full-frame DSLR; many use standard DSLR cameras which are lighter, faster and a fraction of the cost.

I worked for our local newspaper for nearly two years and I use the Nikon D50. It seems to take good pictures. Just be sure to edit your photos appropriately. You need something like Photoshop to lighten and darken the images as needed. Although I use a nice camera I still edit the photos in Photoshop. Sometimes it is the printer that makes the photos look not so good. If you have someone working the press that doesn't really know what they are doing the photos won't turn out well.