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Xiomara Alfaro – Song of the Day

Today’s featured artist is Xiomara Alfaro from Cuba with the song “Brisa Tropical” from the album “Latin Nightingale” (1958).

Dania Adas was 19. Her 16-year-old sister Iman was also killed in the attack, which had targeted the building next to theirs.

Some of the demonstrators shouted threats, including “Gorriti, your days are numbered” and “Gorriti: you will die.”

The Ortega legislators accuse the Red Cross Association of violating its statutes by assisting the wounded during the 2018 civic protests.

In the coming days the probability of rain will increase, occurring mainly in the afternoon, with possible electrical storms.

Zamora has worked as a journalist for 16 years, covering the Caribbean coastal region for privately owned TV broadcaster Canal 10.

Rep. Barbara Lee: “Reparations are not a luxury for our people but a human right long overdue for millions of Americans”

Today’s featured band is Rumbata Big Band from Cuba with the song “El Pescador” from the album “… Goes to Colombia” (2004).

“They will be deployed to hot spots along the border to intercept, to repel and to turn back migrants who are trying to enter Texas illegally”

At least one witness reported the driver gestured at and insulted the migrants as his car plowed into them.