ABC News’ Maggie Rulli reports on the divisive presidential election in Brazil, with voters in Latin America’s largest democracy heading to the polls this weekend.
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Despite the current economic downturn, there are several other headline-grabbing stories in current news. President Putin’s illegal seizure of Ukraine has led to a diplomatic row between the US and Russia. A UN expert has said water-boarding is torture. Meanwhile, a large group of mercenaries in Huixtla, Mexico, forced past armed guards and sabotaged a nuclear plant. In the US, the government is also dealing with high inflation, as evidenced by the recent hike in interest rates.
SIUE has also announced a new assistant director for Student Conduct, Mindy Kinnaman. Kinnaman has more than 20 years of experience in higher education. She previously served as director of Student Life at Front Range Community College in Westminster, Colo., where she oversaw day-to-day operations for the department. In May, Kinnaman competed in a Baja SAE event hosted by Tennessee Tech University.
In the past month, the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has also announced the opening of the application period for the Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program, which will allocate transportation funds to the communities that need them most. In addition, Pace, a utility company, has opened a new maintenance and storage garage near the Plainfield Park-n-Ride. The new facility, which cost $52 million, was made possible thanks to the governor’s Rebuild Illinois capital program.
