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A Once Elegant 19th Century Home Collapses in Havana

Despite the deterioration and the hole in the facade exposing part of the building’s interior, some of its grandeur can still be appreciated.

The Judge said the sentence sends a message “to the educated and well-dressed that they should not believe they will escape accusations.”

Today’s featured band is Sergio Mendes & Brazil 66 with a live performance of the song “Mas que nada” (1967).

Each “tree of life”, a whim of VP Rosario Murillo, had a price tag of $20,000 in 2017, not including electricity and maintenance costs.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange could be just hours away from freedom, after he accepted a plea deal with the US government…

Hadas Kalderon: “I’m here to demonstrate and ask my government and all the governments in the whole world, please, please, do sign the deal.”

The incident, part of a wave of collapses that is now impacting even one of the capital’s most solidly-built neighborhoods…

Today’s featured artists are the Colombian band Monsieur Periné with an NPR Tiny Desk Concert from 2016.

Severe damage to Gaza’s water, sanitation & hygiene, the destruction of solar panels & the dispersal of heavy metals & explosive chemicals.

Jaime Navarrete remains imprisoned despite completing his sentence, Brooklyn Rivera continues to be forcibly disappeared, and 30 new arrests.