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Mexico City - 8 May 2025

1. Colombian singer-songwriter Sebastián Yatra looking to camera

2. Various of Yatra during interview

3. Close of Yatra’s hand

4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Sebastián Yatra, singer-songwriter:

++ STARTS ON SHOT 2 ++

"As a child, I viewed happiness as a long-term goal. At the time, it seemed very far away, and now I feel it in everything I do."

5. Yatra speaking during interview, UPSOUND (Spanish): "I was happy only 10% of the time"

6. Yatra during interview, UPSOUND (Spanish): "There are miracles in everything [from] waking up in the morning, or having a cup of coffee. "

7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Sebastián Yatra, singer-songwriter:

++ CONTAINS SHOT CHANGES ++

"What motivates me the most is to share that philosophy of life and that way of seeing things, and ‘Milagro’ is my way of expressing that perspective, that change of perspective that helps me to live everything from a place of gratitude and love."

8. Yatra speaking during interview, UPSOUND (Spanish): "I think (Mexico) is the country I have traveled to the most, apart from Colombia and the United States, where I grew up."

9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Sebastián Yatra, singer-songwriter:

++ CONTAINS SHOT CHANGES ++

"All these albums and these songs have accompanied me in moments of very big growth from 18 or 19 to 30, where you live a lot of things, and you really end up defining much more. Not so much who you are, but at least who you want to be or what you want to achieve, and the way you see life."

10. Yatra speaking to team, seen from behind

11. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Sebastián Yatra, singer-songwriter:

++ ENDS ON SHOT 12 ++

"So, when you see everything as a miracle, you become grateful for every little thing in the universe and you find its magic."

12. Yatra posing for photos

13. Various of Yatra looking to camera

STORYLINE:

For Colombian singer-songwriter Sebastián Yatra, life is full of small miracles that come from dance, family and freedom.

All of these albums and songs have had accompanied me through a lot of growth from 18 to 19 to 30 where I experienced a lot

"I saw happiness as a child as my long-term goal, one day to be happy, but I saw it as something very far away, and now I feel it in everything I do," he said in a recent interview from Mexico City.

"What motivates me the most is to share that philosophy of life and that way of seeing things, and ‘Milagro’ is my way of expressing that perspective, that change of perspective that helps me to live everything from gratitude and love," said the Grammy and Latin Grammy winner.

"Milagro" is his fourth album and comes three years after his previous production, “Dharma.”

"All these albums and these songs have accompanied me in a moment of very big growth that is from 18 or 19 to 30, where you live a lot of things, and you really end up defining much more, I don’t know if who you are, but at least who you want to be," said the artist.

The name of the album came about, in part, from a phrase in a recent book by his brother Andrés who is a novelist: Life denies miracles until one realizes that everything is a miracle.

Yatra stressed that changing his perspective on the world made it easier for him to find more and more miracles, from giving a hug and receiving a call from his parents to having a coffee in the morning.

"So, when you see everything as a miracle, you start to be grateful for every little thing in the universe and you find its magic."

On "Templo de Piceas," he is joined by Mexican artist Humbe, and on "2AM," he performs with the Catalan artist Bad Gyal.

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Genazzano, Italy - 15 May 2025

1. Icon of Virgin Mary inside Sanctuary of Our Mother of Good Counsel

2. Flowers and candles on altar in front of icon of Virgin Mary

3. Writing on church facade reading (Latin): “Virgin Mother of Good Counsel”

4. Tilt down of Sanctuary of Our Mother of Good Counsel

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Rome, Italy - 14 May 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Giovanna Dell’Orto, The Associated Press:

“Pope Leo XIV invoked Our Lady of Pompeii in his very first public appearance after being elected pope on May 8. In his first trip outside of Rome as pope he went to visit an Augustinian church, the same order he belongs to, in the town of Genazzano just south of Rome that is devoted to another title of the Virgin Mary, in this case the Madonna del Buon Consiglio (Madonna of Good Counsel). And on his drive back to Rome he stopped to pray at the tomb of Pope Francis who wanted to be buried next to his favorite Madonna, the Salus Populi Romani in the Basilica of St. Mary Major.”

6. Various of marble statue of the Labor Madonna, sculpted by Jacopo Sansovino in the 16th century

7. Faithful praying in a chapel in front of a painting of the Madonna with child

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Giovanna Dell’Orto, The Associated Press:

“So you might be wondering just how many Virgin Marys are there, and why is this veneration so important to Christians and Catholic in particular, from the popes on down to the ordinary faithful. Well, first of all there is of course only one Mary, she is the mother of Jesus, and the mystery of how she can be both human and the mother of the son of God is absolutely central to Christian dogma. As a matter of fact her oldest historical title is in Greek “Theotokos” which means literally that, the mother of god, and it took centuries of theological debate to establish that. But there are many other titles of veneration to the Virgin Mary, some of them are linked to events in her life, for example the Assumption, which is celebrated on August 15, and in many countries including Italy, Greece and others is still a major holiday, everybody is on vacation on that day, even atheists and secular people. Then there are titles that are connected to specific apparitions, for example in the Americas: the Virgin of Guadalupe, centuries old apparition in modern day Mexico, in Europe: Our Lady of Fatima, in Portugal: Our Lady of Lourdes more recently in France, also Marian apparitions are celebrated. And then there are local events, there are multiple titles, that may be connected to specific places, a specific icon, a specific veneration. For example, to go back to the Augustinians, they also administer the Church of the Basilica of St. Augustine in downtown Rome, and here there are multiple ones, the Madonna dei Pellegrini, a very famous painting by Caravaggio, there is a much venerated Madonna del Parto that many women who are expecting a child come to to pray for a safe labor.”

9. Wide of the Cavalletti Chapel inside the basilica of St. Augustine, Caravaggio’s painting 'Madonna of Loreto' (16th Century), also known as Madonna dei Pellegrini (Madonna of Pilgrims) at the center of the chapel

10. Various of ‘Madonna del Pellegrini’ painting

STORYLINE:

Pope Leo XIV closed his first public blessing as pontiff with a Hail Mary, after invoking the feast day of Our Lady of Pompeii.

On his first papal trip, he went to the Sanctuary of Our Mother of Good Counsel in the medieval village of Genazzano and on the drive back stopped to pray by Pope Francis’ tomb in the Basilica of St. Mary Major in Rome.

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Freedom, Maine – 13 May 2025

1. Waterfall and bridge in Freedom, Maine

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“What could be more different than being in an indie movie that ends up being a blockbuster than helping to run a small main town of less than 800 people?”

3. Downtown Freedom, Maine

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“And yet, what did they use when they really wanted to discredit me? Well, they called the newspaper and said, “Hey, the girl from 'The Blair Witch Project' is being recalled.” And it worked.”

5. Freedom general store

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“I ended up winning the select board seat after only living in town for two years at that time. The animosity that led toward my recall, it certainly isn't because of an orange mark like this. That was what was in the petition, but the gossip and the lies that went around along with the petition.”

7. Heather Donahue walking on disputed roadway

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“They said basically this marking meant that I had no regard for the rule of law and should not be allowed to be on the select board.”

9. Donahue walking on disputed road with windmill in background

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“This road is absolutely a town road. There's private property on either side, but this has always been a town easement. And then a family moved here who decided it was their private property.”

11. Posted sign stating private property

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“I just wanted to be able to show for the court where the center of that 66-foot easement is.”

13. Donahue walking on disputed roadway through the woods

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“To me protecting public access is a hill I will die on, have died on, will die again.”

15. Tulips swaying in the breeze

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“Seeing the birds, seeing the plants, like having a relationship with what makes this state so incredible and so rare.”

17. Wide of waterfall with bridge

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“Even where there is private property, I feel like part of what I fell in love with about Maine was that people still allowed people to use their land for recreational purposes to really appreciate how beautiful this place is.”

19. Donahue walking through the woods

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“I love this place beyond reason. I would do anything to protect it, actually, which is sort of how I ended up in this situation.”

21. Donahue walking through the woods on disputed roadway with windmill in the background

STORYLINE:

Heather Donahue is walking through the woods once again. The star of the successful low-budget horror movie “The Blair Witch Project” has an on-screen history of getting into scary situations in a forest.

But this time she's merely picking up an old soda can someone carelessly left on a trail. And she wouldn't want to be anywhere else.

“For me, reading fairy tales, I always wanted to live in the forest,” said Donahue, 51, who moved on from acting long ago and now lives in rural Maine. “It is absolutely as magical as it seemed in those storybooks.”

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Freedom, Maine, US – 13 May 2025

1. Waterfall and bridge in Freedom, Maine

2. Downtown Freedom, Maine

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“What could be more different than being in an indie movie that ends up being a blockbuster than helping to run a small Maine town of less than 800 people?”

4. Freedom general store

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“And yet, what did they use when they really wanted to discredit me? Well, they called the newspaper and said, “Hey, the girl from The Blair Witch Project's being recalled" and it worked.”

6. Heather Donahue walking on disputed roadway

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“I ended up winning the select board seat after only living in town for two years at that time.”

8. Downtown Freedom, Maine

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“The animosity that led toward my recall, it wasn't, it certainly isn't because of an orange mark like this. That was what was in the petition, but the, the gossip and the lies that went around along with the petition.”

10. Donahue walking through woods

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“They said basically this marking meant that I had no regard for the rule of law and should not be allowed to be on the select board.”

12. Donahue walking through woods with windmill in background

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“This road is absolutely a town road. There's private property on either side, but this has always been a town easement.”

14. Donahue walking on disputed roadway

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“And then a family moved here who decided it was their private property.”

16. Posted sign stating private property

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“I just wanted to be able to show for the court where the centre of that 66-foot easement is.”

18. Donahue walking on disputed roadway through the woods

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“To me protecting public access is a hill I will die on, have died on, will die on again.”

20. Scenic shot of Freedom, Maine

21. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“Seeing the birds, seeing the plants, like having a relationship with what makes this state so incredible and so rare.”

22. Tulips swaying in the breeze

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“Even where there is private property, I feel like part of what I fell in love with about Maine was that people still allowed people to use their land for recreational purposes to really appreciate how beautiful this place is.”

24. Donahue looking out onto field with a wind turbine in the background

25. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, actor, The Blair Witch Project:

“I love this place beyond reason. I would do anything to protect it, actually, which is sort of how I ended up in this situation.”

26. Donahue walking through the woods on disputed roadway

STORYLINE:

LEADIN:

An actor from the blockbuster horror, "The Blair Witch Project" has found herself embroiled in another woodland drama in her small town American home.

Heather Donahue, who was removed from the governing body of a town in Maine, is disputing with local landowners whether a woodland path alongside their property is private or public.

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Freedom, Maine – 13 May 2025

1. Waterfall and bridge in Freedom, Maine

2. Downtown Freedom, Maine

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“What could be more different than being in an indie movie that ends up being a blockbuster than helping to run a small main town of less than 800 people?”

4. Freedom general store

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“And yet, what did they use when they really wanted to discredit me? Well, they called the newspaper and said, “Hey, the girl from The Blair Witch Project's being recalled.” And it worked.”

6. Heather Donahue walking on disputed roadway

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“I ended up winning the select board seat after only living in town for two years at that time.”

8. Downtown Freedom, Maine

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“The animosity that led toward my recall, it wasn't, it certainly isn't because of an orange mark like this. That was what was in the petition, but the, the gossip and the lies that went around along with the petition.”

10. Donahue walking through woods

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“They said basically this marking meant that I had no regard for the rule of law and should not be allowed to be on the select board.”

12. Donahue walking through woods with windmill in background

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“This road is absolutely a town road. There's private property on either side, but this has always been a town easement.”

14. Donahue walking on disputed roadway

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“And then a family moved here who decided it was their private property.”

16. Posted sign stating private property

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“I just wanted to be able to show for the court where the center of that 66-foot easement is.”

18. Donahue walking on disputed roadway through the woods

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“To me protecting public access is a hill I will die on, have died on, will die on again.”

20. Scenic shot of Freedom, Maine

21. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“Seeing the birds, seeing the plants, like having a relationship with what makes this state so incredible and so rare.”

22. Tulips swaying in the breeze

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“Even where there is private property, I feel like part of what I fell in love with about Maine was that people still allowed people to use their land for recreational purposes to really appreciate how beautiful this place is.”

24. Donahue looking out onto field with windmill in the background

25. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Donahue, Actor, "The Blair Witch Project":

“I love this place beyond reason. I would do anything to protect it, actually, which is sort of how I ended up in this situation.”

26. Donahue walking through the woods on disputed roadway

STORYLINE:

Heather Donahue is walking through the woods once again. The star of the runaway success horror movie “The Blair Witch Project” has an on-screen history with wandering through dense forest that might scare most people away.

But this time she's merely picking up an old soda can someone carelessly left on a trail. And she wouldn't want to be anywhere else.

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Nairobi, Kenya - 5 April 2025

1. Various of Mathare slums in Nairobi

2. Various of Mathare pig farm, worker

3. Various setup shots of former criminal and urban farmer Joseph Kariaga

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Joseph Kariaga, former criminal and urban farmer:

"We were many boys here, of which we have grown with them here. They started engaging them in bad things like robbery, stealing people's phones."

5. Various of Kariaga looking at photos of his deceased friend on smartphone

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Joseph Kariaga, former criminal and urban farmer:

"We changed after many died, my friends, so many. Even my brother. We decided to change to be the young ones' ambassadors."

7. Various of Mathare slums in Nairobi

8. Various setup shots of former criminal and urban farmer Ben Njoki walking through slums

9. Tilt up of Njoki speaking

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben Njoki, former criminal and urban farmer:

"The types of crimes I was involved in were going and mugging people. We would go in gangs, like four people, and go and hide somewhere in some hotspot area."

11. Cutaway of Njoki

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben Njoki, former criminal and urban farmer:

"Vision Bearerz was an escape plan for me because we lost so many of us on the way. We were going through ups and downs like lacking money so we had to get it from wherever we could."

13. Various of man preparing food, Njoki watching on

14. Cutaway of Njoki speaking during interview

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben Njoki, former criminal and urban farmer:

"The life I was living was a lie. It didn't add anything, it just lost more people. But right now, we are winning more people in the community, the parents, the kids around here."

16. Various of fish pond

17. Various of woman preparing food

18. Setup shot of urban farmer and founder of Vision Bearerz Moses Nyoike giving food to man to try

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Moses Nyoike, urban farmer and founder of Vision Bearerz:

"Our mission is to reduce crime, that is our aim. Because in Mathare, sometimes you will find there is chaos, but when youths are busy, they cannot engage in crime, that is why we decided to do something."

20. Various of Noyike looking at TIktok videos on smartphone

21. Various setup shots of Jeffrey Okoro, executive director, CFK Africa, walking through Mathare

22. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeffrey Okoro, executive director, CFK Africa:

"One of the major challenges affecting young people in slums is gangs and the lure of making it rich or getting a quick buck and that is mostly because of the environment that exists. We have not done enough to provide opportunities for these young people. The question is, for young people coming from high schools, young people leaving primary school, what is there for them? What is there for them mostly is bleak. A lot of them end up joining these gangs who then provide an opportunity either for them to become a man, for them to earn a living, and it is so luring."

23. Various of food being prepared

24. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeffrey Okoro, executive director, CFK Africa:

"In light of the current development cuts, localisation is the way to go. The idea of locals taking charge of the change that they want is the way to go. I think it's great that we've had large organizations, such as USAID, providing support, but locals understand and can maintain what is going on."

25. Various of young people being served food

26. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeffrey Okoro, executive director, CFK Africa:

27. Various of young people being served food

28. Various of Mathare slums in Nairobi

STORYLINE:

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Jakarta, Indonesia - 14 May 2025

1. Various of basketball player Jarred Shaw handcuffed, wearing an orange prison jumpsuit, walking towards stage

2. News conference, Shaw standing with his back to the camera

3. Shaw standing

4. Close of handcuffed hands

5. Shaw on stage, handcuffed during news conference

6. Close of seized United States passport and phone in plastic bag

7. Various of bags with items seized by police, reading (Indonesian) "evidence: drug-laced candy"

8. Various of police officers holding up evidence

9. SOUNDBITE (Indonesian) Joko Sulistiono, deputy chief of Soekarno Hatta airport police:

"The modus operandi was to ship goods from Thailand to Indonesia. From our investigation, we finally arrested the perpetrator at his apartment in the Bumi Serpong Damai area with evidence of category 1 drugs D9THC."

10. Shaw walking into police station with officers

STORYLINE:

An American basketball player for the Indonesian league was arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle illegal drugs to the country, police said Thursday.

The Southeast Asian country has extremely strict drug laws, and convicted smugglers are sometimes executed by firing squad.

Jarred Dwayne Shaw, 34, from Dallas, Texas, was arrested May 7, after police raided his apartment in Tangerang regency, just outside the capital, Jakarta, and seized 132 pieces of cannabis candies, said Ronald Sipayung, the Soekarno-Hatta Airport police chief.

The arrest followed a tip from the airport’s customs that reported Shaw had received a suspicious airway package from Thailand, Sipayung said.

Cannabis has been decriminalized in Thailand since November 2024.

Under Indonesia’s anti-drug laws, Shaw faces up to life sentence or death penalty if found guilty, Sipayung said.

A video circulating on social media purportedly showed Shaw, wearing a black T-shirt and shorts, resisting as he's being pushed away by police and shouting “Help … help!” when he was about to be arrested.

Shaw has played for several clubs in the Indonesian Basketball League since 2022, and signed a contract with Tangerang Hawk last year.

He told police during interrogation that he wanted to share the cannabis candy with fellow basketball players, according to Sipayung.

He said the candy contained a total gross weight of 869 grams (30.6 ounces) of illegal cannabinoid inside a package.

“We are still running the investigation to uncover the international drugs network behind this case and to stop its distribution,” Sipayung said.

Shaw did not make any statement when he was presented by the authorities at a news conference Wednesday wearing a detainee orange T-shirt and a mask with his hands tied.

Tangerang Hawks' manager, Tikky Suwantikno, told reporters on Thursday that they regretted what had been done by Shaw and the club had immediately fired him as he has breached the contract.

The Indonesian Basketball League banned Shaw from playing for life, said its chair, Budisatrio Djiwandono.

“We don’t tolerate players, administrators or anyone in the field involved in drugs. There is no room for drug users in the basketball world,” Djiwandono said.

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime says Indonesia is a major drug-smuggling hub despite having some of the strictest drug laws in the world, in part because international drug syndicates target its young population.

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Havana, Cuba - 16 May 2025

1. Various of Les Ballets of Monte Carlo performance at the National Theatre of Cuba

2. Choreography by the company's artistic director, Jean-Christophe Maillot on stage with dancers

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Jean-Christophe Maillot, Artistic Director of Les Ballets de Monte Carlo:

“Cuba - its music, its dance, its smile. It's this wonderful energy. I was walking in the street, although I know it is a country that is having a lot of difficulty and I know how people are suffering in this situation.”

4. Various of Princess Caroline of Monaco arriving at theatre

5. Princess Caroline greeting dancers and government officials

6. Various of Les Ballets of Monte Carlo performance on stage with music composed by Antonio Castrignanò

7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alvaro Prieto, dancer with Les Ballets de Monte Carlo:

“At the stage, we have a lot of energy, from the first minute to the last - we radiate energy. We hope that we can transmit it to the audience so that they can feel it too.”

8. Various of Les Ballets of Monte Carlo performance walking off stage into audience

STORYLINE:

Her Royal Highness Princess of Hanover, better known as Princess Caroline of Monaco, attended the Les Ballets of Monte Carlo performance at the National Theatre of Cuba in Havana on Friday.

The Princess is the president of the ballet company she established in 1985 in honor of her mother, Princess Grace.

The Ballet of Monte Carlo returned to Cuba for the second time after 10 years, featuring the entire company of 50 dancers and eight musicians who performed in the tour de force ballet "Core Meu."

The ballet has music composed by Antonio Castrignanò, who plays it on stage with the dancers, and choreography by the company's artistic director, Jean-Christophe Maillot.

Maillot explained that he chose this particular ballet because he was sure the vibrant music of Puglia, southeastern Italy, and the powerful energy of the dance “It is about the pleasure of dancing on stage and hoping the Cuban audience will dance with us.”

Princess Caroline arrived at the theatre and was immediately surrounded by journalists and curious members of the public who wanted to see her and take photos.

The city of Monte Carlo in Monaco is famous for its extravagance, upscale casinos, and Formula One race. However, it also boasts a significant tradition in the ballet world as the home of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo in the early 20th century.

The ballet was supported throughout the years by the royal family of Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco and has been carried on by the new royal generation with Princess Caroline of Hanover.

Dancer Alvaro Prieto says the ballet “radiates energy” and hopes it will transmit that energy to the audience.

The show met all expectations, and the audience responded with roaring applause and joined in the dance.

Les Ballets de Monte Carlo will perform this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. With tickets costing less than a dollar in Cuba, all performances are sold out.

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St. Louis - 16 May 2025

1. Wide of storm damage with uprooted trees and debris in St. Louis neighborhood

2. Fallen tree blocking entrance to J.E. Crummie building after storm

3. Various of emergency responders and residents clearing fallen trees

STORYLINE:

At least four people died and authorities were searching from building to building for people who were trapped or hurt after severe storms including a possible tornado swept through St. Louis.

The storms Friday afternoon tore roofs off buildings, ripped bricks off of siding and downed trees and power lines as residents were urged to take cover.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer confirmed the deaths at a media briefing.

National Weather Service radar indicated that a tornado touched down between 2:30 p.m. and 2:50 p.m. in Clayton, Missouri, in the St. Louis area.

The apparent tornado touched down in the area of Forest Park, home to the St. Louis Zoo and the site of the 1904 World’s Fair and Olympic Games the same year.

At Centennial Christian Church, City of St. Louis Fire Department Battalion Chief William Pollihan told The Associated Press that three people had to be rescued after part of the church crumbled. One of those people died.

Downed trees and stop lights also caused traffic gridlock during the Friday afternoon commute, and officials urged people to stay home if possible.

The storms were part of a severe weather system that spawned tornadoes in Wisconsin, downed trees, left thousands without power in the Great Lakes region and brought a punishing heat wave to Texas.

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La Paz, Bolivia - 16 May 2025

1. Demonstrators marching after breaking police line, police officers in riot gear walk alongside them

2. Various of police firing several tear gas canisters and spraying gas towards protesters

3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Eduardo Ticona, demonstrator:

"Where have this traitor government left us? This is why we want to support Evo Morales in the ballot as our representative. He is the only one, because he is a revolutionary leader, not an imposed one."

4. Woman crying on her knees in front of police with riot shields

5. Various of demonstrators chanting (Spanish): "If we are not the people, then where are they!" "Companions what do we want?" "For Evo to come back!"

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of supporters of Bolivia's former president Evo Morales marched toward the country's top electoral court on Friday to push for their leader's candidacy in presidential elections later this year.

The rally later descended into street clashes as police tried to clear out a group of demonstrators.

The confrontations come in response to a ruling by Bolivia’s Constitutional Court that blocks Morales, the nation's first Indigenous president who governed from 2006 until his ouster in 2019, from running again in August elections.

As the march arrived in Bolivia's capital of La Paz, protesters seeking to register Morales’ candidacy surged toward the Supreme Electoral Tribunal. Security forces barricading a road to the court held them back.

Police reported two officers, a journalist and a local merchant were injured in the clashes.

Footage showed police using tear gas to disperse the crowd and moving to detain some of the protest's organizers.

The court's unanimous decision Wednesday upheld an earlier ruling that bans presidents from serving more than two terms.

Morales has already served three, and, in 2019, resigned under pressure from the military and went into exile as protests erupted over his bid for an unprecedented fourth term.

Morales returned to Bolivia a year later as the 2020 elections vaulted to power his preferred candidate, President Luis Arce, from his long-dominant Movement Toward Socialism party.

Arce, who announced earlier this week that he would not seek re-election, insisted that the Constitutional Court had disqualified Morales, his mentor-turned-rival, from running in 2025.

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