Santeria in Miami draws scrutiny and fear across community
A Miami article details Santeria, Cuban voodoo, as police arrest Miguel Cardenas for murder amid claims the rite influenced the crime. It depicts local practices, shrines, and shops, with officials and residents debating tolerance, legality, and the religion’s place in South Florida life.
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Mystery West Bank epidemic in Arraba hospitalizes 800 girls
In Arraba, Palestine, a mysterious illness struck a girls high school at 5 a.m. on March 21, sending 68 to hospital. By March 28, outbreaks spread to Jenin area schools, with about 320 affected. Israeli officials cite hydrogen sulfide. Palestinians blame poisoning rumors. Investigations by CDC and WHO await findings.
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Mahmoud al-Fatah al-Arda
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