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Columbia Tuscalum in Cincinnati, USA – Photo of the Day

Gilberto Ramírez Pinheiro from the United States took our photo of the day: “Columbia Tuscalum” in Cincinnati, USA.

The preliminary count from Bolivia’s Electoral Tribunal shows a commanding lead for senator Rodrigo Paz in Sunday’s presidential election.

Today’s featured artist is David Bryne (USA) with the song “Independence Day” from his 1989 album “Rei Momo”.

Oscar Perez-Oliva heads the strategic Ministry of Foreign Trade, a technocrat who combines family legacy, Party discipline and continuity.

As usually happens when people protest, within minutes, uniformed police and plainclothes agents began arriving on the block.

Satoshi Okayasu from Japan took our photo of the day:.”Changing Colors of Autumn Leaves”, in Miyako, Japan.

Today’s featured artist is Brazilian vocalist Flora Purim with the song “This Is Me” from her 2005 album “Flora’s Song”.

In a country with great scarcities of dollars and fuel, with inflation over 23%, voters buried Evo Morales’ Movement toward Socialism (MAS).

What happened “adds another chapter to the history of the application of political commissioner methods within Cuban culture.”

We bring you some of the top international news stories compiled by Democracy Now on Friday, October 17, 2025.