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José Antonio Rodríguez, Head of the Red Cross: "I Don't Know Why the Attack Has Happened in Ceuta, but We Serve Human People, Regardless of Their Nationality or Origin"
The pier of Arguineguín, in Gran Canaria, today remains in active calm as a ship of Salvamento Marítimo waits in the water ready for any warning of help. In this same scenario, where the hardness of the Atlantic route becomes palpable daily, José Antonio Rodríguez Verona works in the first line as responsible for the emergency response of the Red Cross in the Canary Islands. His daily task is to look into the eyes of those who manage to survive …
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The pier of Arguineguín, in Gran Canaria, today remains in active calm as a ship of Salvamento Marítimo waits in the water ready for any warning of help. In this same scenario, where the hardness of the Atlantic route becomes palpable daily, José Antonio Rodríguez Verona works in the first line as responsible for the emergency response of the Red Cross in the Canary Islands. His daily task is to look into the eyes of those who manage to survive …