Friday, April 17, 2015
Daily Headlines: April 17, 2015
* Chile: Tens of thousands of university students marched in Chile yesterday to protest against growing corruption scandals and to call for stronger education reform.
* Brazil: Police in Rio de Janeiro evicted 100 squatters from a building that was supposed to be converted into a luxury hotel for the 2016 Olympics.
* Argentina: Argentine minister Daniel Filmus announced that the government started legal proceedings to prevent British firms from oil drilling near the disputed Falkland Islands.
* Mexico: Approximately 2.5 million children reportedly work in Mexico including nearly one out of every five farmworkers.
YouTube Source – euronews
Online Sources – Bloomberg, The Globe and Mail, Latin American Herald Tribune, BBC News
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Britain,
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Chile,
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Mexico,
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Rio de Janeiro
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