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US and Allies Reject UN Security Council Resolution on Gaza Ceasefire

The United Nations Security Council has rejected a draft resolution introduced Monday calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.

An unexpected defeat for the ruling Law and Justice party, whose popularity never recovered after it restricted access to abortions.

Henriquez, president and legal representative of the indigenous party Yatama, was arrested on October 1st in Managua.

Today’s featured band is Orquesta Kimbawe from Peru with the song “Me Gusta Asi” from the album “Salsa Pura” (2007).

Columbia University closed its campus to the public in response to separate demonstrations led by pro-Palestine & pro-Israel student groups.

Gaza’s humanitarian crisis is deepening as Israel continues to pummel the besieged Palestinian territory with air and artillery attacks.

The recognition to the film “will greatly bother the Cuban dictatorship,” say its filmmakers.

Tropical Storm Sean does not represent a danger to Cuba, it is only of interest for navigation in the area.

The closure of universities “represents a serious attack on academic freedom and a serious abuse against the university community.”

Riot police clashed with protesters Monday as nationwide demonstrations grow, demanding the resignation of Guatemala’s attorney general.