Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Daily Headlines: January 24, 2012
* Haiti: Four months after Uruguayan peacekeepers where accused of raping a Haitian man, investigations have been launched into two new cases of alleged “sexual exploitation of children” by U.N. staff.
* U.S.: Media giant News Corp. and Colombian broadcaster RCN will reportedly cooperate in order to create a new Spanish-language broadcast network to rival Univision and Telemundo.
* Brazil: The computer hacker group Anonymous attacked websites of Brazil's federal district as part of its protest against the closure of the Megaupload website.
* Mexico: Police killed in a gunfight Luis Alberto Cabrera Sarabia, a “high-ranking aide” to waned Sinaloa drug gang leader Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman.
Image Source – Flickr via Embajada de EEUU en Paraguay (CC BY 2.0)
Online Sources- BBC News, Reuters, Times of India, NPR
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drug cartels,
hackers,
Haiti,
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Mexico,
U.S.,
United Nations
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