Thursday, November 19, 2015
Daily Headlines: November 19, 2015
* Mexico: A new study found that the first year of Mexico’s Southern Border Program has led to a spike in the capture of migrants but also increased violence and “widespread abuse.”
* Honduras: Honduran migration officials affirmed that the six Syrians detained yesterday for carrying stolen Greek passports do not belong to any terrorist or extremist groups.
* Puerto Rico: Legislators will be convened to an emergency session in the first week of December to discuss an $8.2 debt-restructuring proposal for Puerto Rico’s main electric utility.
* Ecuador: President Rafael Correa rejected running for reelection in 2017 but that hasn’t stopped lawmakers from attempting to remove presidential term limits.
YouTube Source – teleSUR English
Online Sources – Reuters, teleSUR English, Bloomberg, CBS News
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Central America,
Daily Headlines,
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Ecuador,
Honduras,
immigration,
Mexico,
Puerto Rico,
Rafael Correa,
refugees,
Syria
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