UN Humanitarian Chief Calls for Relaxation of Sanctions in Venezuela to Not Affect Aid · Global Voices
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Noticias al Día y a la Hora | Últimas Noticias del día de hoy…UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher told EFE that sanctions on Venezuela should be relaxed so that they do not affect the arrival of aid and recovery plans following the double earthquake. “For us it is always important that we have humanitarian exceptions, that nothing we need for humanitarian support is subject to sanctions,” said the UN Assistant Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs in an interview from Playa Grande, one of the areas mos…
DOBLE LLAVE – UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher told EFE that sanctions on Venezuela should be relaxed so that they do not affect the arrival of aid and recovery plans following the double earthquake. “For us it is always important that we have humanitarian exceptions, that nothing we need for humanitarian support is subject to sanctions,” said the UN Assistant Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs in an interview from Playa Grande, one of…
The US announces a humanitarian aid bridge and over $385 million in direct aid for the victims of the Venezuela earthquakes. Delcy Rodríguez uses the disaster to demand the release of funds belonging to the Chavista regime in international banks.
Tom Fletcher stressed the urgency of delinking assistance from political tensions. "For us it is always important that we have humanitarian exceptions, that nothing we need for humanitarian support is subject to sanctions," he said. He insisted that they will maintain international pressure to ensure that "no aid" ends up blocked. The post UN Humanitarian Chief asks to relax sanctions on Venezuela after earthquakes occurred first on THE NATIONAL.
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