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Below are posts about citizen media in Spanish. Don't miss Global Voices en Español, where Global Voices posts are translated into Spanish! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Най-последните истории за Spanish Puerto Rico (U.S.) Феминисткият блог Mujeres en Puerto Rico (”Жени от Пуерто Рико”, испански) празнува третата си годишнина: “Тази година ще донесе важни моменти за жените на тази страна. Ако животът го позволява, ние ще бъдем тук. С теб.” Куба: Различни мнения за посещението на папа Бенедикт Посещението на Папа Бенедикт XVI в Куба предизвиква много противоречия и дебати на острова. Блоговете и социалните медии са платформа за масивно изразяване на разнообразните мнения. Илейн Диас погледна в някои от тези онлайн разговори.
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Below are posts about citizen media in English. Don't miss Global Voices, where Global Voices posts are translated into English! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Featured stories about English Indonesia: Should Mosques Lower Prayer Volume? Mosques in Indonesia use loudspeakers to broadcast “adzan” five times a day reminding people to pray. Recently, the country's Vice President urged mosques to lower the prayer call volume in order not to disturb people, but the suggestion has sparked a debate. Global Voices Podcast: Food for Thought, Food to Eat In this edition we explore the latest work and events in the Global Voices community. We also speak with some friends about the cross cultural elements of our lives, with a special focus on food: both food for thought, and to eat! May Day Marked Around the Arab World Malawi: Bloggers' Reactions to New President Joyce Banda United States: Indig-Nación, the Spanish Newspaper of Occupy Wall Street A Global Voices Guide to re:publica Berlin 2012 Martinique, Guadeloupe, French Guiana: Is “Miss Black France” Acceptable? Latest stories about English Russia: Crowdsourcing to Solve Local Urban Problems Solving problems at the local level, the kind encountered by inhabitants of big cities and regional centers, is becoming more and more feasible thanks to projects based on crowdsourcing technology. Crowdsourcing is getting groups of people involved in the discussion and resolution of all sorts of different problems, ranging from firefighting to election-monitoring. Liberia: Will Social Media Increase Civic Engagement? Global Voices author Counselor Track talks to Shelby Grossman about the use of social media in Liberia. Shelby is a blogger and a PhD candidate in the Department of Government at Harvard University. She has field experience in Liberia, Nigeria, Ivory Coast and Sierra Leone. Sudan/South Sudan: Voicing Hope for #newSUDANS In the wake of the secession of South Sudan from Sudan in July 2011 and the recent clashes between the two countries over the oil-rich region of Heglig, citizens of both Sudans found themselves in the middle of an ugly upheaval. In her first post for Global Voices, Maha Elsanosi shows us how they are using the hashtag #newSUDANS to give peace a chance. Yemen: Anger at Expansion of US Drone War The United States has recently expanded its campaign of drone strikes in Yemen, to widespread anger and concern. Drone strikes against suspected Al Qaeda operatives have been launched under expanded authority allowing the CIA and military to fire without knowing the targets' identity. Bahamas: Last Thoughts on Elections Bahamians go the polls in the country's general election on Monday. With less than a week left before voting day, bloggers are posting their thoughts about their political choices. Tunisia: TV Station Chief Sued for Broadcasting ‘Persepolis' On May 3 Tunisian courts will announce the verdict in the trial of Nabil Karoui, owner of the private channel Nessma TV, who has been prosecuted for broadcasting the animated film Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi. Palestine: Mass Hunger Strike by Prisoners Palestinian prisoners began an open ended hunger strike on April 17 to protest the conditions within Israeli prisons. What had started earlier as a protest by a few has now increased to thousands of participants. Ethiopia: Netizens Thrilled with PEN Award for Dissident Blogger and Journalist Ethiopians are celebrating online after the jailed Ethiopian dissident blogger and journalist Eskinder Nega won the PEN/Barbara Goldsmith Freedom to Write Award for his defence of freedom of expression in Ethiopia. Cuba: Bloggers Offended by Archbishop's Statements As if the Archbishop of Havana hadn't sufficiently ruffled bloggers' feathers over the recent papal visit to Cuba - specifically his request to have protesters removed from a church and his lack of cooperation in facilitating a meeting between the pontiff and dissident groups - in a recent address at a Harvard University conference, Cardinal Ortega referred to those church protesters as criminals, once again raising the ire of Cuban netizens. United States: Occupy Wall Street Returns Many people were questioning Occupy Wall Street's future after the eviction from Zuccotti Park. However, according to the occupiers themselves, the movement never disappeared and they are now determined to occupy public spaces around the country.