International News: Spanish Aid Vessel Delivers Medical Supplies to Cuba as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

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Havana, a sailboat that transports seven tons of humanitarian aid and donations from European solidarity groups arrived yesterday in the port of Havana, at a time when the island faces a severe crisis in all areas as a result of the strengthening of the oil fence imposed by the United States.

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The Open Arms ship took off from Barcelona in May and sailed 6,200 miles to bring to Cuba a load consisting of solar panels, spare batteries and sanitary material, which was financed thanks to the self-management of more than 4,000 donors that contributed a total of more than 160,000 euros (182,816 US dollars).

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BNG Euro MP Tribune, Ana Miranda, from Havana, where she participates in the international solidarity mission led by Open Arms to break the U.S. blockade on Cuba with the delivery of solar panels, photovoltaic equipment and school material to Cuban society.Main Topics: TribunaRead full article

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Havana. -The director of the NGO Open Arms, Óscar Camps, said this Monday that his mission to take photovoltaic equipment to a pediatric hospital in Havana is worth it because what can be done “to save a life is more than justified.” Camps made these statements to EFE when he arrived at the Juan Manuel Márquez medical center to deliver the donation with seven tons of humanitarian aid, which includes photovoltaic equipment, medical supplies and b…

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Members of the Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Open Arms delivered a shipment of humanitarian aid to the “Juan Manuel Márquez” Paediatric Hospital in Havana on Monday. The donations, sent by more than 20 Spanish political organizations, included solar panels and medical supplies for the Intensive Care Unit. The director of the institution, Araís Consuegra, thanked the work group and the parents of the patients admitted for the gesture. They …