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Gustavo Santaolalla (Argentina) – Song of the Day

Today’s featured artist is Gustavo Santaolalla from Argentina with the song “Alma” from the album “Camino” (2014).

Groups Document Rampant Police Violence Against Journalists in Protests

International press freedom groups are expressing alarm over the rampant mistreatment of journalists covering the protests over the past 10 days.

Marriott Hotels Told by Trump to Exit Cuba

Marriott Hotels was told by the Trump administration to cease operations in Cuba in a further effort to pressure the Castro government.

Teleamazonas Broadcaster Attacked with Dynamite in Ecuador

In security footage aired by the broadcaster, a person is seen exiting a white car, tossing an object, and then driving away; then an explosion rocks the building.

Nicaragua Approaches a Thousand Suspected Covid-19 Deaths

The latest report from Nicaragua’s Citizen’s Observatory registers 4,217 suspected cases and 980 deaths from the pandemic.

Murillo Reads Off a Confusing List of Deceased

Murillo intermingled the names of 19 guerrilla fighters who died in 1979 with the names of three prominent Sandinistas who died recently from Covid-19.

Geno Exilie (Martinique) – Song of the Day

Today’s featured artist is Geno Exilie from Martinique with the song “Lan Mise” (1960s).

Colors, Trinidad, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Colors, Trinidad, Cuba. By Christine McQuillan (Ireland). Camera: Samsung cell phone

Pablo Reyes (Chile) – Song of the Day

Today’s featured artist is Chilean tres player Pablo Reyes, a member of the son trio “Cuba Ilé”.

US Moves to Shut Down Family Remittances to Cuba

Trump chose the 89th birthday of Cuba’s supreme leader, Raul Castro, to further tighten the screws on the Havana regime and the Cuban population.