Monday, September 15, 2014
Daily Headlines: September 15, 2014
* Mexico: Hurricane Odile swept through parts of the Baja California peninsula early this morning with 125 mile per hour winds and dumping a “mind-boggling” eleven inches of rain in the span of an hour.
* Cuba: Some 165 Cuban medical professionals will be sent to parts of Africa ravaged by a deadly Ebola outbreak.
* Brazil: FIFA admitted that senior officials with the world soccer governing body illegally received Swiss watches worth $25,000 after arriving in Brazil for this year’s World Cup.
* Colombia: The extradition process between Colombia and the U.S. has been called into question when a recently released “humble carpenter” was mistaken for a drug smuggler and held in prison for six months.
Video Source – euronews via YouTube
Online Sources – NBC News; Associated Press; GlobalPost; InSight Crime
Labels:
Africa,
Brazil,
Colombia,
corruption,
Cuba,
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Ebola,
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hurricane,
Mexico,
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