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Russian Missile Attacks Pummel Ukrainian Cities, Causing Fresh Power Outages

On Wednesday, two explosions rattled a maternity hospital in Kherson where at least five people were recovering from childbirth.

Today’s featured artists are Eddie Palmieri & Cal Tjader from the US, with the song “Samba do Sueño” (1967).

In other flight news, United Airlines is expected to return to Nicaragua next week with the first flight on January 4th

Title 42 has been used to expel over 2 million migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border since March 2020, blocking them from seeking asylum.

Today’s featured artist is Venezuelan violinist Eddy Marcano with the song “Plaza Libre” from the album “Venezuela en Violin Vol.1” (2004).

Police say the suspect confessed he intended to “start chaos” ahead of Lula’s inauguration to “prevent the establishment of communism…”

Likewise, between January and October, some 147,277 Nicaraguans were detained by the United States Border Patrol.

President Gabriel Boric made the announcement Wednesday during a ceremony in the capital Santiago hosted by the Palestinian community.

It’s the most far-right government in Israeli history. Russian President Putin called Netanyahu earlier today to congratulate him.

The move comes after Mexico granted asylum to the family of ousted former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo, detained earlier this month.