Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Daily Headlines: March 17, 2015
* Colombia: A new U.N. report named the “bandas criminales” groups of demobilized right-wing paramilitary members and criminal gangs as the primary security threat in Colombia.
* Argentina: Citigroup will pull out of the custodial business in Argentina after a U.S. judge opted not to remove an injunction that prevented the bank from processing $2.3 billion in Argentine bond payments.
* Mexico: Was the recent firing of acclaimed investigative journalist Carmen Aristegui from Mexico’s MVS radio network justifiable or censorship?
* Brazil: A new femicide law was enacted last week in Brazil that includes increased prison time for those convicted of the gender-based killing of women.
Video Source – YouTube via Al Jazeera English
Online Sources –Reuters; euronews; CNN; Voice of America
Labels:
Argentina,
Brazil,
Carmen Aristegui,
Colombia,
Daily Headlines,
debt,
femicides,
finance,
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Mexico,
violence,
violence against women
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