Cuba – Ukraine: Boundless Solidarity

The Chernobyl accident occurred in this Ukrainian city on April 26th, 1986 has been the most serious nuclear accident of the history, with the highest level reached in INES scale (level 7).
The amount of released radioactive material was estimated to be 500 times bigger than that released by the atomic bomb dropped in Hiroshima in 1945.

Thousands of people affected by the pollution have suffered and will suffer some health effects at any moment of their lif. More

“Villa Amistad in Tarará is for many people a place blessed by time and dreams, a small piece of life, of hopes…. on the east part of the capital, it exhibits not only the nice sight composed by its architectural structure and the sea but also the magnanimity of our solidarity feelings…
Here is the site of the comprehensive medical care program since 1990, created by Cuba for the rehabilitation of Chernobyl nuclear accident victims (…)”. More

“Over 24 000 people, 20 423 of whom were children, have been treated in Cuba as part of the comprehensive medical care program that our country implemented to rehabilitate those persons affected by the accident (…)”. More

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