Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Daily Headlines: May 7, 2014
* U.S.: A Pew Research Center report released today found that number of Catholic Latinos in the U.S. has decreased in contrast to the increase in Latinos identifying themselves as evangelical or nonreligious.
* Latin America: Haitian health officials confirmed the spread of the mosquito-borne chikungunya virus to that country while cases of malaria in Venezuela have skyrocketed this year.
* Cuba: Cuban officials claimed that four Cuban exiles from Florida were arrested last month and suspected with “planning attacks on military installations” on the island.
* Chile: Chile could become the next Latin American country to allow the partial decriminalization of abortion according to remarks made by the head of the National Service for Women.
Video Source – Catholic News Service via YouTube (Most U.S. Latinos are Catholic though the percentage has gone down from 67% in 2010 to 55% this year according to the Pew Research Center).
Online Sources – The Guardian; LAHT; ABC News; Reuters; El Universal
Labels:
abortion,
Catholicism,
chikungunya,
Chile,
Cuba,
Daily Headlines,
Haiti,
Latinos,
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religion,
Venezuela,
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