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Attacks on 3 media sites involved services of US, UK firms

Cyberattackers used services of technology companies based in the US and UK to target media sites.

Since 2022 the IACHR cautioned that persecution of the Catholic Church continues to worsen in a context of closure of civic spaces.

The baby’s father has declared that the only one responsible for the death of his son is the “Nicaraguan government.”

B of A is one of the largest funders of oil, gas & coal across the globe, and are a leading financial backer of the Mountain Valley Pipeline.

“Díaz-Canel took the light to New York,” added one reader, alluding to the Cuban president’s trip to the United States just a few hours ago.

Fabiola Gonzalez Diaz from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Dawn on the Havana-Pinar del Rio Highway.”

She dismissed the charges against them “in the interests of justice,” concluding, “To criminalize their behavior would be the crime.”

Hundreds of thousands of protesters around the globe took to the streets over the weekend calling for an end to the burning of fossil fuels.

Today’s featured artist is Cuban trumpeter Chocolate Armenteros with his band the Cuban Soul and the song “Sunny Ray” (1997).

Agreements on minor issues, but not on “the primary issue”: the embargo and the designation of the Island as a state sponsor of terrorism.