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MINSAP in Las Tunas blames the “criminal blockade” for lack of equipment to operate on injured young people

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The Provincial Health Directorate of Las Tunas attributes to the "criminal blockade" the lack of equipment to operate on an injured young woman. Her family denounces delays in her transfer to Havana, while her health worsens.
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MINSAP in Las Tunas blames the “criminal blockade” for lack of equipment to operate on injured young people

The Provincial Health Directorate of Las Tunas attributes to the "criminal blockade" the lack of equipment to operate on an injured young woman. Her family denounces delays in her transfer to Havana, while her health worsens.

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CiberCuba broke the news in on Monday, February 3, 2025.
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