Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Daily Headlines: December 21, 2011
* Uruguay: The English Football Association suspended striker Luis Suarez over alleged racial abuse against an opposing player during a match last October.
* Peru: Julio Galindo, Peru’s “anti-terrorist attorney general”, was none too pleased that paroled activist Lori Berenson was allowed to leave the country in order to spend the holidays with her family.
* U.S.: The number of National Guard troops along the U.S.-Mexico will be reduced starting next month in order to put a greater emphasis on “aerial surveillance missions.”
* Argentina: The political tensions between the government and the Clarin media group are expected to worsen after police raided the offices of a Clarin-owned cable TV firm.
Image Source – Flickr via jikatu (#9 Luis Suarez celebrates with his teammates after scoring all four goals in Uruguay’s victory over Chile in World Cup qualifiers last month). (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Online Sources- USA TODAY, Reuters, Christian Science Monitor
Labels:
Argentina,
Daily Headlines,
immigration,
journalism,
Lori Berenson,
Luis Suarez,
Mexico,
National Guard,
Peru,
racism,
soccer
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