Friday, January 31, 2014
Daily Headlines: January 31, 2014
* Central America: Presidential elections are set to take place this Sunday in El Salvador and Costa Rica yet recent polls indicated that a runoff is likely in both countries.
* Argentina: In the latest sign of Argentina’s financial woes, the government reported yesterday that the countries foreign reserves fell by $2.1 billion in January alone.
* U.S.: A new poll found that most Latinos believe diabetes as the most serious health risk to their families even though cancer is the primary killer of Latinos.
* Panama: Authorities in Panama released thirty-two members of a ship bound for North Korea that was intercepted last July with a hidden cargo of Cuban weapons.
Video Source – teleSUR via YouTube
Online Sources- Reuters; Bloomberg; GlobalPost; Al Jazeera; Huffington Post
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1 comment:
the article from Reuter;s was a joke, even the byline, I posted on the site
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