Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Daily Headlines: July 17, 2012
* Mexico: President Felipe Calderon claimed that murders in the first six months this year dropped by as much as 20% though human rights activists claimed that violence against women has “surged” in the state of Mexico.
* Honduras: Remittances to Honduras between January and June of this year increased by 2.2% compared to the same period in 2011.
* Bolivia: India's Jindal Steel cancelled a contract with the Bolivian government to invest in a $2.1 billion mining project.
* Peru: Ollanta Humala's approval rating fell to 40% one year into his presidency according to a recently released poll.
Video Source– YouTube via cmdpdh (A January 2011 report from Televisa Noticias highlighted the growth in femicides in the state of Mexico).
Online Sources- Fox News Latino, Los Angeles Times, Economic Times, Reuters, Honduras Weekly
Labels:
Bolivia,
Honduras,
India,
Mexico,
mining,
Ollanta Humala,
Peru,
remittances,
violence,
violence against women
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