Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Daily Headlines: October 29, 2013
* Venezuela: Venezuelan officials announced the planned installation of tens of thousands of surveillance cameras nationwide including in high-crime areas of several major cites.
* Chile: Patricio Ahumada, the leader of a gang recently convicted of the 2012 murder of gay youth Daniel Zamudio, was sentenced to life in prison by a Chilean court.
* Cuba: The relaxation of travel restrictions may explain why there was a reported 35% boost in the number of Cuban tourists who have left the island.
* Brazil: Brazil’s Bio-Manguinhos biomedical research center in conjunction with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will try to produce a combined measles and rubella vaccine for export to developing countries.
Video Source – YouTube via user brianandrewsntn24 (Video uploaded in March 2012).
Online Sources- El Universal; The Latin Americanist; GlobalPost; ABC News; Reuters
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