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Cuba’s Iconic Ice Cream Parlor Coppelia Closes

An ice cream factory worker confirms to this newspaper the dramatic situation in which the industry finds itself.

Israel’s Supreme Court ban came after residents of Arab-majority towns in northern Israel applied for permits to call publicly for a ceasefire.

“Arbitrary express detentions have increased, most of which were carried out by people dressed in civilian clothes & in white pick-up trucks”

The relative humidity will range between 50% and 80%. The highs will be between 28 & 31ºC (82 – 88 F), lows between 22 and 24ºC (72 – 75 F).

Mohammadi recently smuggled a letter out of the notorious Evin Prison in Tehran. Her 17-year-old daughter Kiana Rahmani reads it.

They expressed concern about “systematic patterns of harassment against members of the Catholic Church and other religious denominations.”

“The ambulance came to take us to Egypt for treatment. While on the road, they started firing at us, and the ambulance in front of us was hit”

The New York Times Magazine’s award-winning writer Jazmine Hughes resigned after signing an open letter condemning Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

Nayib Bukele will be able to run for consecutive reelection in February 2024 despite claims of unconstitutionality.

“We do not accept that we are made to choose between one side or the other. We choose humanity,” said Chilean President Gabriel Boric.