Friday, November 25, 2011
Daily Headlines: November 25, 2011
* Peru: Activity in the Cajamarca region is slowly returning to normal after thousands of demonstrators marched in protest against the proposed Conga gold mine.
* Mexico: A group of Mexican human rights lawyers have filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court against several senior officials including President Felipe Calderon.
* Uruguay: World Health Organization chief Margaret Chan blasted tobacco firms that "harass" countries that have strong anti-smoking laws like Uruguay.
* Venezuela: China and Venezuela signed a series of pacts this week in areas such as energy, telecommunications and agriculture.
Image Source – Flickr user Participatory Learning (The Yanacocha gold mine seen here is owned by the same firm that is behind the proposed Conga mine in Peru’s Cajamarca region). (CC BY 2.0).
Online Sources- Fox News, BBC News, MSNBC, BusinessWeek
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