Thursday, October 18, 2012
Daily Headlines: October 18, 2012
* Chile: The Supreme Court allegedly approved the extradition an ex-U.S. Navy Captain accused of the 1973 deaths of journalist Charles Horman and student Frank Teruggi,
* Cuba: Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro congratulated a Cuban medical clinic in his first public statement in almost four months.
* Brazil: 104-year-old architect Oscar Niemeyer, renown for his designs of several futuristic buildings in Brasilia, was hospitalized and is reportedly in stable condition.
* Argentina: The Senate passed a bill supported by President Cristina Fernandez to lower the age of voting from 18 to 16.
Video Source – YouTube via user Antoniopost (Clip from “Missing,” a 1981 film on the 1973 disappearance of U.S. journalist Charles Horman during the Chilean dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet).
Online Sources- Huston Chronicle, Businessweek, Huffington Post, euronews
Labels:
Argentina,
Augusto Pinochet,
Brazil,
Chile,
Cuba,
Daily Headlines,
Fidel Castro,
Oscar Niemeyer,
voting rights,
youth
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