Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Daily Headlines: January 2, 2013
* Peru: Over thirty people died in Peru in 2012 as a result of a dengue outbreak that infected approximately 21,000 people last year.
* U.S.: Is the naming of a new California school after bandido Tiburcio Vasquez a fair recognition of a historic Latino or the unnecessary glorification of a criminal?
* Colombia: While peace talks between the Colombian government and FARC rebels are on hold at least thirteen guerillas died in a military assault.
* Haiti: The U.S. State Department upgraded its travel warning to Haiti including advising visitors “medical facilities are particularly weak.”
Video Source – YouTube via Al Jazeera English
Online Sources- Huffington Post, The Global Dispatch, LAHT, CBS Miami
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