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McGill Students Are on Hunger Strike to Demand University Divest from Israel

They demand McGill divest from companies arming Israel over its genocide in Gaza and occupation of Palestinian land.

The court’s decision “has expanded legal avenues for the thousands of migrants”, noted the Biden administration.

A plan to establish a presidential council in Haiti appears to be crumbling after prominent Haitian politicians have refused to participate.

Highs will be between 27 and 32°C (81 and 90°F), and lows 20 to 22°C (68 and 72°F). The sea surface temperature will be 26°C (79°F).

Health officials in Gaza say Ithe death toll since October 7 has now reached 31,200, including more than 12,300 children.

Yamila Lomba from Chile took our photo of the day: “Sunset in Antofagasta, Chile”.

The blackouts continue throughout the country affecting both residential customers and production centers.

Sara Flores: “I worry about my friends. I am worried something might happen to my daughter when she goes out to the street.”

Today’s featured artist is Willie Colon from the US with the song “Camino al Barrio” from the album “El Baquiné de Angelitos Negros” (1977).

For the sixth consecutive year, exiled Nicaraguan feminists united with Costa Rican women in a march, held in San Jose on March 8.