Rockefeller visit and anti-government unrest ripple through Brazil
Security officials in Sao Paulo brace for possible anti-Rockefeller protests as President Costa Silva’s policies draw opposition. Bombings and bank robberies tied to extremist groups raise fears for the New York governor’s arrival. Rockefeller to Paraguay then Uruguay with Uruguay banning downtown demonstrations. Meanwhile a school closure in Jackson cited an epidemic, and a National Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers speaker highlighted ongoing education concerns.
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Mexico City opens first official subway test run next month
The Mexico City subway, Latin America's second after Buenos Aires, will begin its first official test on Thursday. The 26 mile line, built with French aid, can carry up to 1.8 million riders daily and cost 320 million. The route runs from the airport to Chapultepec Park ahead of inauguration.
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