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Iran’s Morality Police Resume Patrols 10 Months After Mahsa Amini’s Death Sparked Protests

The morality police had largely been pulled back after Amini’s death, which triggered massive nationwide protests.

Meyvis Rega de Cuba took our photo of the day: “The Color of Rain”, in Villa Clara, Cuba.

“If you don’t hear from me again on Friday, you know what happened: in a cell, with my mouth sewn up.” said Maykel Osorbo.

A judge cleared a school employee of groping a student, arguing the assault didn’t constitute a crime because it lasted less than 10 seconds.

Of the 6,708 cases presented between January 2018 and May 2023, 3,844 have been denied by immigration judges and 2,680 approved.

Guatemala is facing deepening political turmoil as the August runoff presidential election nears in the Central American country.

The highs will be between 32 & 34ºC (90 and 93 F) & the lows between 24 & 26ºC (75 and 79 F). The sea surface temperature will be 30ºC (86 F)

Greta Thunberg: “We demand that the MEPs do not reject this law and vote for the strongest law possible.”

Today’s featured artist is guitarist Robertinho de Recife from Brazil with the song “So Para Voce Ver” (1981).

Yamila Fresnada from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Prison”, in Holguin, Cuba.