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Cuba’s Customs Extends Exemption on Food & Medicines

Cuba has once again extended the date for importing non-commercial food, hygiene products, and medicines without customs duties.

Today we feature US band leader Tito Puente of Puerto Rican heritage with the TropiJazz All Stars, performing “Five Beat Mambo” (1998).

“Get ready to leave, especially if you’re criminals,” threatened the Republican candidate for the US presidency.

Rami Abdul-Nabi: “Where are these people supposed to go? They are not here for leisure or fun.”

Family members continue to demand justice and accountability from the members of Mexico’s armed forces and police.

Over the next few days, rain will continue in the capital, which could become heavy and intense in some areas.

Today we feature the band Juaneco y su combo from Peru with the song “Vacilando con Ayahuasca” (2017).

President Gabriel Boric: “I refuse to choose between Hamas’s terrorism or the massacre and genocidal behavior of Netanyahu’s Israel…”

Entering the Gulf of Mexico, Helene is expected to rapidly gain strength and become a major hurricane before it reaches land in Florida.

Her family has repeatedly visited the prison system, asking about her, but they are always told that “she’s not here.”