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Biden Administration Approves $20 Billion in Additional Weapons Sales to Israel

Michigan Congressmember Rashida Tlaib wrote in reply, “You supported sending more U.S. made bombs being used to commit war crimes.”

Meanwhile, the UN Security Council was set to meet today in the wake of Saturday’s devastating Israeli airstrike on a school in Gaza City.

Cancelling the legal status of the Caritas came just days after the regime abducted and banished several priests from the Matagalpa dioceses.

Today’s featured artist is US percussionist Ray Barretto with the song “Guaji-Rita” from the album “Taboo” (1994).

Rappler and its Nobel Peace Prize co-founder Maria Ressa were persecuted by Duterte for their critical coverage of his authoritarian rule.

Rob O’Neal from the United States took our photo of the day: “Caribbean Sunset”, at Isla de la Juventud, Cuba.

Brazil desired a dialogue, but the Ortega regime confirmed the expulsion of ambassador, Breno de Souza Da Costa, and Brazil responded in kind

The UN High Commissioner calls on the Maduro government to release people arbitrarily detained in Venezuela.

“I’m playing music here today because we are taught that the purpose of music is to sober and quiet the mind…”

Today’s featured artists are Cuban pianist Omar Sosa and Venezuelan percussionist Gustavo Ovalles in a live performance in Paris (2022).