Daily Headlines: October 2, 2007

* New rules for traveling out of the U.S. started yesterday; air travelers flying to Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean now need a passport to reenter the U.S.

* Peeved over the “arrogant treatment” received during last week’s U.N. General Assembly session, Bolivian president Evo Morales proposed moving the U.N. headquarters elsewhere.

* The Dominican Republic is preparing for a 24-hour-strike today in several industries.

* Cuba and Spain signed an agreement that would continue strengthening political and economic relations between the two countries.

* Follow-up: A Miami judge ruled in favor of the biological father in the custody case of a girl who fled Cuba only to be adopted after the mother was declared unfit to overlook her.

Sources (English)- Reuters UK, Voice of America, Associated Press, The Latin Americanist, Dominican Today

Sources (Spanish)- El Diario/La Prensa

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