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Legislative Elections in Cuba: What happened on March 26th?

Cuba’s election authorities reported that all of the 470 candidates, running unopposed for the legislature, were elected on March 26th.

In Tel Aviv, police used water cannons against protesters Sunday as they blocked a major highway. Fires were set in at least two major roads.

Steven Certilman from the USA took our photo of the day: “A Serene Sunset”, in Long Island, The Bahamas.

Visibly thin and pale, Alvarez received a family visit for the first time since he was transferred to that prison from house arrest.

Before releasing and banishing her from Nicaragua, the regime charged her with invented undisclosed crimes.

“It is not acceptable for us to remain silent before the family dictatorship of Ortega and Murillo in Nicaragua,” said the president.

The Spanish Foreign Minister confirms the number of applications and signs document that will allow them to obtain the Spanish citizenship

Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: “A Peaceful Place”, in Georgia, USA.

Israel passed a law Thursday to shield Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from removal as he faces a corruption trial.

Today’s featured band is Los Papines from Cuba with the song “Para que Niegas” from the album “Salsa” (1982).