US EditionA US shipment of medicine to Venezuela signals a new era of cooperation
The donation aims to stabilize Venezuela's collapsed health system, with officials calling it the first of many shipments totaling 6 metric tons of medical supplies.
- On Friday, a shipment from the United States arrived at Maiquetía airport, where Laura Dogu and Félix Plasencia received the cargo, reflecting a new spirit of cooperation.
- Because the health system collapsed, hospitals in Venezuela face shortages and patients are asked to supply supplies like syringes and surgical screws.
- Loaded with medicines, the cargo aimed to help stabilize Venezuela's health system, with Laura Dogu saying it is very important. The shipment contained 6 metric tons of medicine and medical supplies.
- Officials said the delivery was `the first of many donations` expected in the coming days, while Félix Plasencia called the donation `a message of cooperation among two sovereign countries`.
- Observers noted the delivery follows last month's capture of then-President Nicolás Maduro and reflects new cooperation, with supplies aimed to stabilize Venezuela's collapsed health system.
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US sends medicine and supplies to Venezuela in sign of renewed cooperation
A shipment from the United States of medicine and medical supplies arrived in Venezuela on Friday, reflecting a new spirit of cooperation between the two countries following the stunning capture last month of then-President Nicols Maduro.Laura Dogu, the U.S. top diplomat in the South American country, and Venezuelan diplomat Flix Plasencia, received the shipment containing 6 metric tons of supply at the airport outside Venezuela's capital, Carac…
This Friday, a shipment that exceeds six tons of medicines and medical supplies arrived from the United States to Venezuela. The operation represents a concrete step in the process of rapprochement between the two countries after years of tensionRead more
The U.S. Department of State announced this Friday that it has sent more than 6,000 kilos of priority medical supplies, an action framed in Washington's program for the transition in the Caribbean country after the overthrow of Nicolás Maduro. "By order of President (Donald) Trump, the U.S. today sent by plane the first 25 pallets (more than 6,000 kilograms) of priority medical supplies to the Venezuelan people as part of the three-phase plan of…
A U.S. shipment of medicine to Venezuela signals a new era of co-operation
A shipment from the United States of medicine and medical supplies arrived in Venezuela on Friday, reflecting a new spirit of cooperation between the two countries following the stunning capture last month of then-President Nicolás Maduro.
The United States deposed President Nicolás Maduro on January 3 and then announced it would closely monitor his oil exports.
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