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The Cuban energy sector is facing the most complex situation in recent decades as a direct consequence of the unprecedented intensification of the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States. Despite this, the fundamental objective has been to seek alternatives to minimize the impact and maintain production levels.
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“We sailed for a month toward Gaza, but in the end, we couldn’t reach it: we were intercepted, and the Israeli occupation forces seized us and took us to prison. The helplessness of not being able to get there was terrible.”
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Donation from the Hatuey Project to Juan Manuel Márquez Hospital.
The “Good morning” needle prick has become routine for Lisnatali and Anyeli. They are 17 and 16 years old, respectively, and although they’ve known each other for only a short time, they’re united by a “horribly painful” experience that they nevertheless endure with as much courage as joy. And those are, without a doubt, their most effective treatments.
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They are fighting a monster; that is why they brought with them I don’t know how many boxes of food, medicine, personal hygiene products, and more than 70 solar panels.
This Tuesday, the tuna boat “Maguro” docked in the port of Havana with more than 30 tons of solidarity aid.
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Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla cited a YouGov survey showing that 40 percent of Americans oppose the more than 60-year-old embargo against Cuba, compared to 32 percent in favor. He also highlighted official Cuban data documenting severe humanitarian consequences of the policy, including restricted access to essential medicines and medical technologies.
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