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Ortega’s Paramilitary Kidnap a Choir Musician & Seven Others

Neighbors of Olesia Muñoz confirmed that a group of civilians arrived at her home, when she was rehearsing for the mass of this Holy Thursday

Demonstrations took place in Gaza, Turkey, Jordan & elsewhere as international officials condemned the Israeli attacks on the Al-Aqsaf mosque

The person wishing to immigrate may enter through the humanitarian parole program or with a legal appointment scheduled on the CBP One app.

The High temperatures will be between 27 and 31ºC (81 and 88 F) and the Lows between 19 and 21ºC (66 and 70 F).

Witnesses say police used stun grenades and tear gas, and beat worshipers with batons and rifles. The Al-Aqsa medical clinic was destroyed.

Donancio Alarcon was in charge of a church belonging to the diocese administered by the imprisoned bishop Rolando Alvarez.

“Most women don’t even know they’re pregnant by the time they’re in the sixth week.”

The extension of the group’s mandate was approved on April 3rd, via a resolution that received 21 votes in favor, 5 against and 21 abstentions

The journalist and former Black Panther has maintained his innocence for the four decades he’s been in prison

The money will be used to pay Pleatex’s debt to Blue Capital Partners, two foreign companies that have operated in Cuba