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If Twitter owner truly wants to foster a platform that allows free speech for all, it makes no sense to remove journalists from the platform

It also provides paid medical leave for people suffering from painful menstrual cramps. Spain’s equality minister championed the legislation.

The Unival was founded 25 years ago and had campuses in Managua, Juigalpa, Jinotega, Matagalpa and Ocotal.

The legislation would allow Netanyahu to make good on his pledge to head the interior & health ministries with people convicted of tax fraud.

Today’s featured artist is Cheo Feliciano from Puerto Rico with the song “Si Te Dicen” from the album “Romantico” (2007).

The days will be cool with isolated cloudiness. The highs will be 28 and 29°C (82 and 84 F), and the lows between 18 and 20°C (64 and 68 F).

In a blunt open letter, priests and religious leaders demanded that Brenes “Stop being a propagandist that behaves like a politician…

Human rights groups say over 14,000 people have been arrested across Iran since mobilizations began in mid-September.

After more than 110 days incomunicado under house arrest, the Ortega dictatorship showed the religious leader, with evident weight loss.

Lieter Delgado from Cuba took our photo of the day “On the Prado in Havana, Cuba.”