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Rita Payes – Song of the Day

Today’s featured artist is Rita Payes from Spain on vocals and trombone, in an NPR Tiny Desk concert earlier this month.

However, “even though we are protecting them and vaccinating them against polio, the occupation is still bombing them.”

On October 15, 2008 this daily publication was born. Thanks to all of you that have made it possible and those of you faithful readers.

Claude Rioux from Canada took our photo of the day: “Friends”, in Gros-Morne National Park in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

“We Spaniards cannot live in our cities. We are being driven out of the cities, not just out of the center.”

The political prisoners were victims of cruel and degrading treatment, the IACHR condemns the persistence of serious human rights violations.

Today’s featured artists are Ana Carolina and Maria Bethania from Brazil performing the song “Eu que não sei quase nada do mar” (2009).

The minimum monthly salary for public employees is 7,134 cordobas [US $197], which covers barely 34% of the cost of a family’s basic needs.

By Democracy Now HAVANA TIMES – Al Jazeera says its camera operator Fadi al-Wahidi remains in critical condition after he

Merna Gill from the United States took our photo of the day: “Vedado at Dusk”, in Havana, Cuba.