Monday, January 13, 2014
Daily Headlines: January 13, 2014
* Mexico: Alfonso Cuarôn of Mexico was named Best Director at the 2014 Golden Globe Awards and, thus, could be the favorite to capture top director honors at the upcoming Oscars.
* Brazil: Daniel Ellsberg, the former military analyst who leaked the Pentagon Papers in 1971, claimed in an interview that the Brazilian government should grant asylum to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
* Venezuela: Interior Minister Miguel Rodriguez gave out his personal phone number as part of a campaign to combat corruption launched after the murder of ex-beauty queen and actress Monica Spear and her husband.
* Chile: President Sebastián Piñera vowed that the constructors of Chile’s first drawbridge will “fix…the mistake” after it was discovered that one of the stricture’s road decks was built upside down.
Video Source – WIRED via YouTube
Online Sources- UPI; Sky News; ZDNet; Huffington Post
Labels:
Alfonso Cuarôn,
Brazil,
bridges,
Chile,
construction,
Daniel Ellsberg,
Edward Snowden,
film,
Golden Globes,
Monica Spear,
Venezuela,
violence
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