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Jesuit Universities Open for Former Nicaraguan UCA students

Over 3,000 Nicaraguan university students asked to continue their studies on the campuses of Jesuit-run universities in Central America.

Kim Vargas from Puerto Rico took our photo of the day: “On The Bus”, in Havana, Cuba

Two more attempts at the UN Security Council to halt Israel’s assault on Gaza both failed Wednesday, vetoed by Russia & China and then the US

Hurricane Tammy will maintain a similar course and little change in its speed, it does not represent a danger to Cuba.

“…we all skipped work 48 years ago, and we are doing it again today because the gap is still there and we are fighting against it.”

Rosalia Bohorquez avoided responding to questions about the abuses committed against women human rights advocates in Nicaragua.

The occupation of the building occurred hours after the government canceled the legal status of the Company of the Friars Minor Franciscans.

The ex legislator has been mocked for years by the Socialist Party (PSUV), whose leaders call her “crazy” and a “traitor” to Venezuela.

“You are going to create a culture of fear and distrust where you set neighbor against neighbor. It’s going to have a chilling effect.”

Today’s featured artist is Aquiles Baez from Venezuela with the song “Goajira” from the album “La Patilla (feat. Anat Cohen)” (2007).