Japan Delivers 425 Tons of Rice to Cuba for the East of the Country - News Press
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Minister Óscar Pérez-Oliva claims that this aid was detained in Jamaica because of the U.S.
New donations from Russia, Japan and China came to the island, including 750 tons of oil, rice, grains and bicycle parts.
In order to strengthen food security and support the most vulnerable sectors of the population, Cuba received donations from the Government of Japan and the Russian Federation Carmen Maturell Senon Granma Photo:...
Japan donated $1 million to Cuba after Hurricane Melissa, but the government blames the embargo for delays. Aid includes 425 tons of rice, grain and oil for 190,000 people.
#Russia sends oil, #Japan donates rice, #Bahamas medicines and #China delivers bicycle parts. #Donations try to alleviate the shortage of basic products in a #Cuba plunged into the total crisis.
Japan provided Cuba with a $1 million food donation, implemented through the World Food Programme, for those affected by Hurricane Melissa. The post Highlights are the strength of links between Cuba and Japan with food donations first appeared on Cubadebate.
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