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The UN, European Commission, and Catholic Church have mobilized humanitarian aid and appeals for affected Cubans.

Steady: 0 in the last 7 days Updated sep 18

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  1. CARITAS distributes aid to vulnerable people in Cuba, while the U.S. government collaborates with the Catholic Church on humanitarian efforts.
  2. Aid flows are bypassing the communist regime in Cuba, and a 21 million euro shortfall was reported for Pope Leo's visit.

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1 report, 1 independent, last reported Aug 1. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The UN, European Commission, and Catholic Church have mobilized humanitarian aid and appeals for affected Cubans.

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United NationsCubaCatholic Church

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  1. CARITAS distributes aid to vulnerable people in Cuba, while the U.S. government collaborates with the Catholic Church on humanitarian efforts.Sub-event
  2. Aid flows are bypassing the communist regime in Cuba, and a 21 million euro shortfall was reported for Pope Leo's visit.Sub-event
  3. UN, EC, and Catholic Church mobilize aid response for the humanitarian crisis in Cuba.1 source

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