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Cuba's Vice Prime Minister announced that over <strong>100,000</strong> citizens, including <strong>11,000</strong> children, are awaiting surgeries due to a persistent energy crisis. This situation arises from the ongoing blockade affecting all aspects of life in the country.
The Mexican Navy has found two sailing boats that lost contact while transporting humanitarian aid from Mexico to Cuba. Both crews are safe, and the convoy continues its mission towards Havana.
Cuba has announced its commitment to locate humanitarian aid boats that went missing while traveling from Mexico. The boats were carrying food and medicine as part of an international mission to counter the American blockade.
The Mexican Navy has initiated a search and rescue operation for two missing ships carrying humanitarian aid in the Caribbean. The vessels, Friendship and Tigger Moth, were en route to Cuba, which is facing severe shortages of food and fuel due to the American blockade.
The Director-General of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, has raised alarms over the troubling health situation in Cuba, where the country faces severe energy shortages due to the American blockade, adversely affecting health services.