Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Daily Headlines: October 4, 2011
* Peru: Nearly three hundred women including at least five minors were rescued after having been forced into prostitution in the Amazon state of Madre de Dios.
* Puerto Rico: The commonwealth joined a lawsuit with seven states and the Department of Justice seeking to prevent the proposed merger between AT&T and T-Mobile.
* Latin America: U.S. President Barack Obama formally submitted free trade pacts with Colombia and Panama to Congress for approval.
* Cuba: Officials claimed that U.S.-government-run Radio/TV Marti is breaking Cuban law by sending SMS messages to the island’s cell phone users.
Video Source – NTN24 via YouTube (Five people were arrested and charged with human trafficking due to there suspected role behind a Peruvian prostitution ring).
Online Sources - MSNBC, MiamiHerald.com, Reuters, PC Magazine
Labels:
Colombia,
Cuba,
Daily Headlines,
free trade,
media,
Panama,
Peru,
prostitution,
Puerto Rico,
Radio Marti,
TV Marti,
U.S. economy
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