
Cuba sends healthcare workers to Turkey and Syria, joining a growing group of nations providing rescue and medical aid to the region after a devastating earthquake.
Cuba sends healthcare workers to Turkey and Syria, joining a growing group of nations providing rescue and medical aid to the region after a devastating earthquake.
When Hurricane Ian ravaged much of Western Cuba late September, Cuban Americans mobilized to raise money and send humanitarian aid.
The State Department insists it expedites and even facilitates the delivery of this aid …
Belly of the Beast Cuba When a catastrophic fire in Matanzas threatened Cuba’s fuel supply, other countries rushed to help. What did the world’s most powerful country offer Cuba? A phone call. The lack of […]
Flyer -Spanish | Flyer – English Saturday, June 27, 2015 6pm Potluck Dinner (bring a dish or $ donation), 7pm Program Central United Methodist Church, 25th & Wisc. Ave. Join us Sat., June 27 […]
July 9, 2010 6:30pm potluck dinner, 7:15pm program with speaker Rev. Thomas E. Smith Central United Methodist Church – 639 N. 25th St. (25th Street and Wisconsin Avenue) -Collecting humanitarian donations is […]
Latin America Working Group http://www.lawg.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=464&Itemid=68 Written by Paulo Gusmao & Andy Turner Friday, 24 July 2009 Activist groups nation-wide continue to rally against the travel ban. The Inter-religious Foundation for Community Organization/ […]
Devastated by three “Category 4” Hurricanes by Sept. 2008, and then Paloma in November Despite significant damage and a number of deaths and injuries in the US, our officials have openly expressed relief […]