* Venezuela: Venezuelan-owned oil firm Citgo resumed shipments of free heating oil in the U.S. yesterday with a delivery to a shelter.
* Mexico: More bad news for the Mexican economy – Volkswagen will lay off 800 workers at its Puebla plant.
* Bolivia: The last Drug Enforcement Administration agent departed Bolivia months after the entire operation was ordered to leave.
* Chilean: A local appeals court upheld the life sentences against Manuel Contreras- the intelligence chief under the Pinochet dictatorship who was convicted in June 2008.
Image- daylife.com (“Felix Rodriguez, CITGO president and CEO climbs out of a heating oil truck during a ceremony in which a homeowner receives discounted heating oil as part of the CITGO-Venezuela heating oil program, in partnership with Citizens Energy Corporation, Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2006.”)
Online Sources- MSNBC, Los Angeles Times, IHT, BBC News, The Latin Americanist
Friday, January 30, 2009
Daily Headlines: January 30, 2009
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