Monday, July 20, 2015
Daily Headlines: July 20, 2015
* Cuba: After fifty-four years the embassies of Cuba and the U.S. reopened in their respective countries and, hence, officially reestablished bilateral diplomatic relations.
* Colombia: On Colombian Independence Day the FARC commenced their latest unilateral ceasefire that could jump start troubled peace negotiations between the rebels and the government.
* U.S.: A report published last week found that immigration authorities did not properly document 93% of deported, unaccompanied migrant children from Canada and Mexico between 2009 and 2014.
* Brazil: Brazilian swimmer Thiago Pereira became the most decorated athlete in Pan American Games history after winning his 23rd medal in Toronto.
YouTube Source – Associated Press (“After fifty years of frosty relations the United States and Cuba restore full diplomatic relations Monday.”)
Online Sources – ABC News, The Guardian, Colombia Reports, Swimming World
Labels:
armed conflict,
Brazil,
children,
Colombia,
Cuba,
diplomacy,
FARC,
immigration,
Pan American Games,
swimming,
Thiago Pereira,
U.S.
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