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Cuba: Police Threaten Reporter Ahead of July 11 Anniversary

After the 2021 protests over a lack of food, electricity & restrictions on rights, over 1,400 people were detained & hundreds were prosecuted.

Thousands of patients and medical workers were seen evacuating the Friends Benevolent Society Hospital and the al-Ahli Arab Baptist Hospital.

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The Israeli group Peace Now says this will result in the largest single Israeli land grab since the Oslo Accords.

Today’s featured artists are La Muchacha y Briela Ojeda from Colombia with the song “Ronca” premiered in Bogota in 2022.

The US company is appealing under the Central American Free Trade Agreement for the invasion of its property in Jinotega, Nicaragua.

Ricardo Martinelli has been granted asylum in the Nicaraguan embassy in Panama since last February.

Bars have now been installed over the ceiling of her cell, further isolating the political prisoner, 52, who has been jailed twice.

The letter states that, “the use of force, the criminalization of dissent, and imprisonment do not solve the real problems of Cubans.”

The powerful Hurricane Beryl is only hours away from reaching the Yucatan Peninsula. At 8 p.m. (ET) winds were clocked at 110 mph (175 kph).