Thursday, April 3, 2014
Daily Headlines: April 3, 2014
* Chile: No major damages or casualties have been reported as a result of several strong aftershocks following a magnitude-8.2 earthquake on Tuesday off the northern Chilean coast that caused six deaths.
* Argentina: Argentine President Cristina Kirchner introduced a new currency note featuring a map of the Falkland Islands and accused Britain of trying to turn the disputed archipelago into a “North Atlantic Treaty Organization military base.”
* Cuba: A new report alleged that the U.S. government helped create a now-defunct “Cuban Twitter” social network with the goal of causing unrest against the ruling Castro regime.
* U.S.: The U.S. and Mexico shared the spoils in a 2-2 tie in the latest chapter of the bitter soccer rivalry between the neighboring countries.
Video Source – euronews via YouTube
Online Sources- Bernama; TIME; The Huffington Post; ABC News
Labels:
Argentina,
Britain,
Chile,
Cuba,
Daily Headlines,
earthquake,
Falkland Islands,
Mexico,
soccer,
social networking,
technology,
Twitter,
U.S.
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