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Israeli Strike on Residential Building Kills 20 in Beirut Suburb

“We were drinking coffee in the living room. These slabs that you see here weigh 100 kilograms. They fell on a 13-kilogram child.”

Maria J. Navarro from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Colonial House”, in Trinidad, Cuba.

Cubans lament that the lack of electricity and water has hindered their preparations for the hurricane at a crucial moment.

Israeli strikes on Lebanon Monday killed 15 people and wounded 90 others, and 70 were killed by attacks on the Gaza Strip in the last 24 hours

Cuba as a whole, and especially Havana, suffer from severely deteriorated infrastructure after decades of little maintenance.

A Hurricane watch is already in effect for the Cuban provinces of Pinar del Rio, Artemisa, Havana, Mayabeque, Matanzas, and the Isle of Youth.

Bad Bunny: “In two days, whether there’s thunder, rain or lightning, nothing will stop us from making history. ..”

Today’s featured artist is Angela Aguilar from Mexico with the song “La Llorona” from her album “Primera Soy Mexicana” (2018).

The new Law empowers the State telecommunications agency to require a license in order to operate local channels or create internet content.

Anielle Franco: “Since the beginning, we said we would not stop until justice was made. It was a lot of nights, days, years…”