Monday July 10:-A
-A former aide to ex-Chilean strongman Augusto Pinochet claimed that Pinochet’s youngest son profited from running an illegal drug trade during the 1980s.
-Amnesty International reported that hundreds of women die yearly in
-The spokesman for Vicente Fox, president of
Tuesday July 11:
-
-
-Is the “pink revolution” (shift to the political left) over in
Wednesday July 12:
-The International Monetary Fund says that economic growth in
-State of emergency declared in areas of central
-Citing low sales of gasoline in the U.S., Venezuela-owned Citgo will halt selling gasoline to 1800 independently-owned U.S. stations.
-Colombian president Alvaro Uribe found himself in the middle of a diplomatic crisis after Andres Pastrana resigned as ambassador to the
Thursday July 13:
-The International Court of Justice rules provisionally in favor of
Friday July 14:
-Guerillas in
-Several polls released over the past week revealed overall support of the presidents of
-Chilean president Michelle Bachelet replaced three of her cabinet ministers in response to diminishing popularity.
-Mexican presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador called on supporters to erect “protest camps” outside of electoral offices around
Saturday July 15:
-Thousands of people protested in the capital of
-Murder charges will not be handed against the English policemen who killed a Brazilian citizen mistaking him for a suicide bomber last July.
Sunday July 16:
-Music lovers remember the death of Cuban salsa legend Celia Cruz who passed away three years ago today.
No comments:
Post a Comment