Friday, January 15, 2016
Daily Headlines: January 15, 2016
* Brazil: Police charged officials with companies including Vale SA and BHP Billiton over a November 2015 dam collapse that caused major environmental damage in southeast Brazil.
* Mexico: Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez and U.S. Justice Department officials supposedly met on Tuesday in order to advance the possible extradition of reprehended drug capo Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman.
* Cuba: Cuba allegedly received over 3.5 million tourists last year including a 76% increase in visitors from the U.S.
* Colombia: World Bank President Jim Yong Kim called on the international community to guarantee greater financial assistance to Colombia as it tries to reach a peace deal and end decades of armed conflict.
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Online Sources – Yahoo News, Bloomberg, Reuters, The Latin Americanist, Jamaica Observer
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