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Fidel
Castro Sends Greetings to Members of Henry Reeve Medical Brigade
HAVANA, Cuba.- The leader of the Cuban Revolution, Commander in
Chief Fidel Castro, sent greetings to the first contingent of the
Henry Reeve International Medical Brigade for Emergency Situations,
comprised of 200 professionals from 24 countries, that traveled
this morning to Haiti.
Message
of Congratulations from Fidel to the Henry Reeve International Medical
Brigade
Fidel
Castro´s Reflections
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Fidel
Castro: We
send Doctors, not Soldiers
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Spirit is put to the test in Haiti
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Haiti’s Lesson
Devastating
earthquake in Haiti (Photos)
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Cuban
President Raul Castro Signs Condolence Book for Earthquake Victims
in Haiti
Juventud Rebelde.- Cuban President Raúl Castro visited
the Haitian Embassy on Tuesday afternoon to express, in the name
of the Cuban people, his deepest sympathy and solidarity with the
victims of the 7.2 earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12.
Cuban
President Sends Condolences to Haiti Peer
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Quake
Hit Haitian Medicine
Port-au-Prince, Mar 24 (Prensa Latina) The earthquake of
January 12 strongly hit Haiti, causing the death of 73 doctors or
nurses among others, according to the website of Haiti Press Network.
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Chucho
Valdes Releases Song for Haiti
Juventud Rebelde, March 18.- Cuban composer and pianist
Chucho Valdes recorded the song Haiti volverá whose royalties
will go towards rebuilding Haiti after the devastating January earthquake.
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Rains
Scare Haitians and International Organizations
Port-au-Prince, March 16 (Prensa Latina) Haitians know that rains
can begin any day and are worried about it consequences.The United
Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) is also worries about the damages
than rains could cause and diseases it could bring. |
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Cuba
Presents Film on Haiti in Geneva
Geneva, Mar 3 (Prensa Latina) A documentary film about the medical
assistance of Cuba and other Latin American countries to Haiti that
is a testimony of solidarity with that Caribbean nation devastated
by a quake last January was welcomed today in Geneva with a standing
ovation. |
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Doctors
Trained in Cuba Vaccinate Haitians
Port au Prince, Feb 17 (Prensa Latina) A group of physician graduates
of the Latin American School of Medicine in Cuba (ELAM) joined the
vaccination campaign developed by the island´s collaborators
in devastated Haiti. |
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Cuba-Trained
Doctors in Haiti
Port-au-Prince, Feb 14 (Prensa Latina) The second international
group of physicians trained at the Latin American School of Medicine
(ELAM) in Cuba are putting Sunday the final touches in their camp
at the Haitian locality of Leoganne, to start assisting people on
February 15. |
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ELAM
Doctors Leave for Haiti
Havana, Feb 11 (Prensa Latina) A new contingent grouping doctors graduated
from the Latin American School of Medicine in Cuba (ELAM) left for
Haiti very early Thursday, to support tasks there by Cuban specialists. |
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UNASUR
Summit Pleases Haiti President
Quito, Feb 10 (Prensa Latina) Haiti's President Rene Preval returned
to his country, satisfied with the accords in the Union of South
American Nations (UNASUR) Summit, to create a $100 million fund
and an action strategy to support the country's reconstruction. |
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Cuba
Vice President Continues Visiting Haiti
Port-au-Prince, Feb 9 (Prensa Latina) Cuban Vice President Esteban
Lazo continues on Tuesday his visit to devastated Haiti, where more
than 1,000 collaborators from his country have been working in the
health sphere for over a decade. |
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Fifth
Cuban Field Hospital Opens in Haiti
Port of Prince, Feb 7 (Prensa Latina) The fifth field hospital
of the Cuban mission in Haiti is ready in Arcahaie locality on Sunday,
as part of the aid given by Cuba to the Caribbean country after
the earthquake. |
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Sarkozy
to Visit Haiti
Paris, Feb 4 (Prensa Latina) Radio France station assured that President
Nicolas Sarkozy will make a tour to Martinique and Guyana and is expected
to visit Haiti on February 17. |
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Haiti:
Number of Deaths Confirms Tragedy Magnitude
Port-au-Prince, Feb 3 (Prensa Latina) The high number of dead people,
more than 200 000, confirms the impressive magnitude of the tragedy
taking place in Haiti due to the earthquake that devastated its
capital on January 12. |
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Cuba
Doctors in Haiti Boost Integral Assistance
Port au Prince, Feb 2 (Prensa Latina) The Cuban medical
mission in Haiti has assisted to date more than 50.000 people after
the devastating earthquake and is expanding its areas of operations,
while professionals from other countries that arrived after the
disaster are preparing to leave. |
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Six
Cuban Rehabilitation Wards Offer their Services in Haiti
Port-au-Prince, Feb 1 (acn) The first six Cuban Rehabilitation wards
came into operation on
Monday in this capital, devastated on January 12 by an earthquake
of great intensity. |
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Cuba
Fights Epidemics in Haiti
Port au Prince, Jan 29 (Prensa Latina) Possible outbreaks are among
the greatest risks hanging over the Haitian capital after the quake,
something Cuban workers try to avoid with their vast experience
and resources. |
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Cuba-US
Exchanges on Cooperation in Haiti
Havana, Jan 28 (Prensa Latina) Cuban Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodríguez,
stated Thursday that exchanges between his country and the United
States have been carried out for a possible cooperation in the humanitarian
operations in Haiti. |
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Cuban
Grammy Winner Chucho Valdes Composes for Haiti
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan 28 (acn) Cuban musician and Goodwill Ambassador
of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Jesus ‘Chucho’
Valdes, announced on Wednesday that he is composing a musical piece
for the people of Haiti. |
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Fleeing
Port au Prince, Anti-quake Choice
Port au Prince, Jan 28 (Prensa Latina) Many Haitians flee to other
departments or want to travel abroad to try to avoid the consequences
of the devastating quake in that capital and other localities, on
January12. |
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Food
Distribution Stirs up Haiti Streets
Port au Prince, Jan 27 (Prensa Latina) Though some signs of recovery
are seen in that capital, commotion is still present on streets when
trucks unexpectedly park to distribute donated food. |
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Rays
of Hope in Haiti
Port au Prince, Jan 26 (Prensa Latina) Amid real hardships, more
activities have resumed in the Haitian capital, with most citizens
looking for jobs or in lines outside banks waiting for good news. |
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Canada
for Sustained Assistance to Haiti
Ottawa, Jan 26 (Prensa Latina) The international community, including
Canada, should prepare a broad, sustained aid line for Haiti, Canadian
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said. |
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Arab
Ambassadors Defend Food Aid for Haiti
Cairo, Jan 26 (Prensa Latina) Two Arab artists demanded from the World
Food Program (WFP) 279 million dollars to aid the two million survivors
of the earthquake that hit Haiti las week. |
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Cuban
FM Praises ALBA’s Role in Haiti Crisis
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan 25 (acn) Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez
Parrilla praised the role of and the assistance provided by the Bolivarian
Alliance for the Peoples of the Americas (ALBA) to the people of Haiti
after the devastation caused in this Caribbean nation by an earthquake
almost two weeks ago. |
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Cuban
Medical Cooperation in Haiti: Excellent, Says PAHO
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan 25 (acn) The Director of the Pan American Health
Organization (PAHO), Mirta Roses, said Cuba’s medical cooperation
in Haiti is excellent and wonderful. |
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Cuba
Extends Health in South Haiti
Port-au-Prince, Jan 22 (Prensa Latina) Cuban medical
mission in Haiti set its second field hospital in motion after the
earthquake that devastated the poor nation. This service is added
to the more than 10 hospitals in which Cuban doctors work. |
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UN
General Assembly Analyzes Haiti Catastrophe
United Nations, Jan 22 (Prensa Latina) The UN General Assembly
will call on Friday on the international community demanding immediate,
sustainable and adequate aid for Haiti, after an earthquake devastated
that country on January 12. |
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Haiti
under US Occupation Threat
Port au Prince, Jan 20 (Prensa Latina) Hunger and illnesses
have gripped Haiti in the wake of a devastating 7.3-degree quake
that hit the country last Tuesday, but the situation has been compounded
by occupation threats by US troops. |
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Second
Quake Hit Haiti
Port-au-Prince, January 20 (Prensa Latina) A 6,1 magnitude
earthquake shook Haiti on Wednesday morning, eight days after a
devastating 7,3 tremor caused thousand of dead and injured people
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Haiti:
Devastating Panorama a Week after the Quake
Port-au-Prince, Jan 19 (Prensa Latina) A heartbreaking
panorama of death and destruction continues in Haiti on Tuesday
after a week of the devastating earthquake that destroyed the capital,
while the massive arrival of international aid carries on. |
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World
Summit for Haiti in Dom Rep
Santo Domingo, Jan 18 (Prensa Latina) Haiti's President Rene Preval
and Dominican Republic's Leonel Fernandez, as well as representatives
from other countries carry out on Monday in this capital a preparatory
meeting for a World Summit on Haiti. |
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Race
Vs. Time for Life Continues in Haiti
Puerto Principe, Jan 15 (Prensa Latina) First-aiders and health
staff are still on a race against time to save lives in Haiti in
the middle of chaos and devastation, which were caused by the earthquake
that destroyed this city on Tuesday. |
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Cuban
Cooperating In Education In Intensive Care Unit of Santiago de Cuba
Santiago de Cuba, Jan 14.- Joel Melo Torres, Cuban Cooperating in
Education who was seriously wounded in the earthquake in Haiti,
arrived to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Hospital Juan Bruno
Zayas of this city at 10:30 am this morning. |
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Santiago
de Cuba: the Tremor, the Terror and the Cold
Santiago de Cuba, Jan 14 (Prensa Latina) Even today, nearly 48 hours
after the earthquake struck Haiti and its aftershocks in the region,
apprehension dominates me at the computer, it was precisely there
where I experienced a strange sick feeling before the balancing
of my desk that afternoon. |
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Henry
Reeve Cuban Medical Brigade in Haiti
Havana, Jan 14 (Prensa Latina) Members of the Henry Reeve Contingent
of Doctors Specialized in Disaster Situations and Serious Epidemics
are in some Haitian localities to take care of the victims of the
earthquake that took place on Tuesday. |
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Second
Tragic Day in Haiti after Quake
Port-au-Prince, Jan 14 (Prensa Latina) The people of Haiti is living
on Thursday a second day of anguish and chaos after an earthquake
collapsed a great part of this city. |
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International
Aid Flows to Haiti
Havana, Jan 14 (Prensa LAtina) The international community has given
a fast response to Haiti's aid request, sending tons of foods, medicine,
medical equipment and rescue workers. |
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Cuba
FM: Cuban Doctors Are Assisting Haitians
Havana, Jan 13 (Prensa Latina) The Cuban medical personnel
in Haiti has assisted 676 wounded people after the earthquake that
rocked that Caribbean nation on Tuesday afternoon, Cuba''s Foreign
Minister Bruno Rodriguez confirmed on Wednesday. |
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Heavy
Rescue in Haiti After Devastating Tremor
Puerto Principe, Jan 13 (Prensa Latina) Rescue teams are searching
on Wednesday thousands of people that are buried under the rubble
after the 7-degree earthquake that devastated Haiti and brought
about a high number of victims. |
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UN
Confirms Severe Damages to its Facilities in Haiti
United Nations, Jan 13 (Prensa Latina) UN general headquarters in
Haiti and other facilities of the world organization suffered severe
damage due to the earthquake registered Tuesday in that Caribbean
nation. |
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Tragedy
in Haiti for Devastating Earthquake
Santo Domingo, Jan 13 (Prensa Latina) The devastating earthquake
that shook Haiti caused a tragedy to this nation that is still unknown
at present by the international community due to the collapse of
communication systems. |
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Haiti
devastated by massive earthquake
A massive 7.0-magnitude earthquake has struck the Caribbean nation
of Haiti.
The extent of the devastation is still unclear but there are fears
thousands of people may have died. |
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Venezuela
Sends First Aid Airplane to Haiti
Venezuela sent the first airplane with humanitarian aid to Haiti
on Wednesday. The help consists on doctors, medicines, water, search
and rescue experts and damage assessment specialists. |
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Cuba
Maintains Watch after Seism
Cuban authorities maintain watch over the possible aftershocks or
sea-level rises in the eastern end of the country, after the 7.3
degree –quake in the Richter scale that hit Haiti. |
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Baracoa
was quickly evacuated
Quickness, discipline, and cooperation characterized the actions
of about 30 thousand people evacuated today by the Municipal Defense
Council (MDC) in Baracoa, before the possible tsunami danger. |
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