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Latin American solidarity aid for Cuba

Overview

Solidarity groups in Mexico and Argentina have launched various initiatives to provide humanitarian aid to Cuba, citing shortages caused by economic restrictions and the United States blockade.

In Mexico, efforts began with an art auction in Mexico City featuring works by Mexican and Cuban artists to fund pediatric cancer care. The proceeds were intended for medicines, supplies, and medical equipment. Additionally, the Colectivo Solidaridad Militante Va por Cuba established a collection center at the Monumento a la Revolución to gather milk and medicine.

In Argentina, the Movimiento Argentino de Solidaridad (MASCuba) relaunched its ‘Estamos con Cuba’ campaign. Following the distribution of solar kits to families, the group shifted focus toward fundraising for high-capacity solar energy systems to support the Enrique Cabrera National Hospital in Havana.

Entities

Colectivo Solidaridad Militante Va por Cuba · Mexico City · Joel Rendón · MASCuba · Casa Cuba

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Timeline

  1. [INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
    Mexico and Argentina groups organize aid for Cuba

    Solidarity groups in Mexico and Argentina are organizing aid for Cuba, including medical supplies in Mexico City and solar energy fundraising for a Havana hospital via Argentina.

  2. [CULTURE] 5 sources
    Mexico City art auction to fund pediatric cancer care in Cuba

    An art auction featuring over 90 works by Mexican and Cuban artists will be held in Mexico City on September 26 to fund pediatric cancer treatment and medical supplies in Cuba.

Sources

cubaenresumen.org · inforse.com.bo · lademajagua.cu · periodicovictoria.cu · prensa-latina.cu · radiobayamo.icrt.cu · radiohc.cu