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Israeli Military Won’t Investigate Killing of Al Jazeera Journalist Shireen Abu Akleh

Witnesses say the Palestinian American journalist was killed by an Israeli soldier while reporting on an Israeli military raid in Jenin…

Since 2018, 267 organizations, associations, foundations, centers, institutes of civil society have been forced to cease operating.

For the coming days, partly cloudy skies are expected over Havana, with some afternoon showers, The highs will be between 32 & 35°C (90-95 F)

Today’s featured band is Los Cojolites from Mexico with the song “Sembrando Flores” from the album of the same name (2012).

The US Treasury Department has eased some sanctions on Venezuela’s oil industry as part of an effort to increase oil supplies to Europe.

Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Toy Bicycle” in Havana, Cuba.

Dozens of Palestinians were injured Monday as Israeli forces attacked a funeral procession of a Palestinian man killed by Israeli soldiers.

“We are alarmed by the passage of Cuba’s new penal code, which further criminalizes the work of independent journalists on the island”

After a long internal review, the US president reversed some of the toughest measures on Cuba taken by Donald Trump.

Annalena Baerbock: “Russia has deliberately decided to extend the military war against Ukraine into a war of grains, a so-called wheat war”