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Bolivia Breaks Off Diplomatic Relations with Cuba

Bolivia’s interim government on Friday broke off diplomatic relations with Cuba, accusing it of having shown “permanent hostility” towards it.

Today’s featured band is Versos que Compomos na Estrada from Brazil with the song “Que Nem Kalu” (2014).

A two-centimeter adult frog, Havana. By Andres Dovale Borjas (Cuba). Camera: Nikon Coolpix

In Mexico, soldiers in riot gear used batons and pepper spray Thursday to beat back a caravan of hundreds of Central American migrants…

Today’s featured artist is Alberto Beltran from the Dominican Republic with the song “Ven Guajira” from the album “El Negrito del Batey” (1970).

Making sure it doesn’t get erased, Havana, Cuba. By Amr Soliman (Canada). Camera: Samsung Note 9

If found guilty, Zapete could face up to six months in prison and a fine of up to 20,000 Dominican pesos ($375).

Brazilian authorities should immediately drop charges against Intercept Brasil editor Glenn Greenwald and refrain from prosecuting journalists…

The San Pedro River runs north from Sonora, Mexico, into the US state of Arizona. It is the last free-flowing river in the western United States.

Today’s featured artists are Jorge Ben and Caetano Veloso from Brazil with the song “Ive Brussel” from the album “Salve Simpatia” (1979).