Monday, March 9, 2015
Daily Headlines: March 9, 2015
* Mexico: “Torture and abuse are widespread in Mexico,” according to a report that will be published today from U.N. Special Rapporteur Juan Mendez of Argentina.
* Brazil: President Dilma Rousseff urged Brazilians to back new austerity measures she claimed are needed in order to “rebalance our economy.”
* South America: Peru recalled its ambassador to Chile amid a growing scandal over Peruvian military officials supposedly paid to spy for their southern neighbor.
* Cuba: The New York Cosmos soccer squad will allegedly become the first U.S. professional sports team in sixteen years to play a game in Cuba.
Video Source – YouTube user Amnesty International (Video published in 2013).
Online Sources – teleSUR English; Reuters; The New York Times; Deutsche Welle
Labels:
Brazil,
Chile,
Cuba,
Daily Headlines,
Dilma Rousseff,
diplomacy,
economy,
human rights,
Mexico,
New York Cosmos,
Peru,
soccer,
spying,
torture
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