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French Government Narrowly Survives No Confidence Vote After Macron Slashes Pensions

The failure of the no-confidence votes sparked fresh protests across France, with police firing tear gas at demonstrators in Lille & Bordeaux

Today’s featured artist is Robin Jones and his band King Salsa from the UK with the song “Amor verdadero” from the album “Chango” (1999).

The Cuban team said goodbye to the tournament after a resounding 14-2 loss to Team USA in the semifinal game played in Miami.

Hundreds of farmworkers and their supporters led a five-day, 50-mile march demanding humane working conditions and better protections.

Press freedom groups are condemning the 12-year jail sentence of two Belarusian journalists after a closed-doors trial.

The Palestinian Authority & Israel will hold security talks in Egypt over the weekend, including officials from Egypt, Jordan & the US.

Maria Jose Da Costa seeks to get a meeting with Lula to present the case of her daughter murdered in Managua in July 2018.

Assad welcomed a Russian proposal to set up new military bases in Syria, and recognized Russia’s annexation of occupied parts of Ukraine.

Today’s featured artist is Guillermo Portabales from Cuba with the song “Lamento Cubano” (1972).

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast for the rest of the week, increasing the chances of rain and wind speeds on Friday afternoon