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Pipeline Bursts on Indigenous Land in Ecuadorian Amazon

The Kichwa Indigenous community shared video showing contamination on rivers in their territory, contradicting the company’s claims.

Today’s featured artists are Angela Maria and Waldir Calmon from Brazil with the song “Quando Os Astros Se Encontram” (1958).

Thousands of supporters attended Castro’s inauguration ceremony at the national stadium in the capital Tegucigalpa.

The days will be cool, especially on Saturday and Sunday, when there will also be some showers and rains in Havana.

The video was allegedly in retaliation to Grizotti’s report earlier this month on allegations of corruption involving the mayor…

Students in Granbury, Texas, are fighting back against school officials pushing to ban hundreds of books dealing with social inequality.

Margareta Turos from Hungary took our photo of the day: “Other Lights on the Malecon”, in Havana, Cuba.

Jailed Native American activist Leonard Peltier has described prison as a “torture chamber” amid constant coronavirus lockdowns.

The ruling comes after years of advocacy by survivors & supporters. The women weren’t able to file criminal complaints until 2011.

Today’s featured artist is Cuban trumpeter Chappottin with the song “Dejala Que Vuelva” from the album “Ritmo en Sepia” (1959).