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Reports indicate that the United States has sent its first shipments of humanitarian aid to Havana valued at $100 million, including food supplies and hygiene products. This aid is being delivered through the "Catholic Relief Services" organization, which will later distribute it to approximately 700,000 households in Cuba. These efforts come as part of direct support to the population, despite ongoing restrictions on oil supplies and the imposition of financial sanctions on the Cuban government. Washington is using church networks to avoid government interference in the distribution of the aid. The journey on a Boeing 737 from Miami to Havana took about 55 minutes and was repeated along the same route prior to the launch of this new aid package. This step highlights a clear contrast between the humanitarian relief policy and the economic pressures imposed by the U.S. administration on Cuba, which include reducing fuel supplies and limiting its ability to import basic goods.
تنويه: هذا ملخص تم إنشاؤه بواسطة الذكاء الاصطناعي
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