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Cuba Receives Humanitarian Aid from Spain After Gustav HAVANA
A humanitarian shipment arrived to the Jose Marti International Airport from the Spanish Cooperation for International Development Agency to palliate the damages caused to Cuba by Hurricane Gustav.
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A humanitarian shipment arrived to the Jose Marti International Airport from the Spanish Cooperation for International Development Agency to palliate the damages caused to Cuba by Hurricane Gustav.
Meant for the affected areas of westernmost Pinar del Rio province and the special municipality Isle of Youth, the shipment weighs 15.8 tons and it is made up by hygienic material, tents, water collecting tanks, small power generators and mosquito nets.
The flight arrived from the Spanish Humanitarian Logistic Center for Cooperation for Latin America, based in Panama.
Spain’s ambassador to Havana, Carlos Alonso Zaldivar and Ricardo Guerrero Blanco, Cuban Foreign Investment and Economic Collaboration deputy Minister, along Juan Diego Ruiz Cumplido, general coordinator of the Spanish Cooperation were at the airport to receive the humanitarian aid.
Meant for the affected areas of westernmost Pinar del Rio province and the special municipality Isle of Youth, the shipment weighs 15.8 tons and it is made up by hygienic material, tents, water collecting tanks, small power generators and mosquito nets.
The flight arrived from the Spanish Humanitarian Logistic Center for Cooperation for Latin America, based in Panama.
Spain’s ambassador to Havana, Carlos Alonso Zaldivar and Ricardo Guerrero Blanco, Cuban Foreign Investment and Economic Collaboration deputy Minister, along Juan Diego Ruiz Cumplido, general coordinator of the Spanish Cooperation were at the airport to receive the humanitarian aid.