“I am much better and I want to start doing what I have always done: writing and reporting. Thank you very much to all of you for continuing to support this channel in these very delicate weeks. In the next few days I will tell you everything that happened. In the meantime, I leave you below a photo with some of the Cuban doctors who saved my life”. Alessandro Di Battista writes this on Substack, posting a photo with Cuban doctors in the hospital in Havana, where he was admitted and operated on this month.
“Cuban healthcare is excellent and I will never forget everything that Cuba has done for me – he writes -. I left for Havana precisely to talk about the consequences of the US blockade. I remember that ‘El Bloqueo’ was issued for the first time in 1962, when John Fitzgerald Kennedy was in the White House, fresh from the sensational failure of the invasion of Cuba: the infamous Bay of Pigs invasion, or the attempt organized by the CIA to depose the government of Fidel Castro. Sixty-four years later, the USA continues to behave like mafiosi and strangle the Cuban people. The situation in Havana is dramatic. In Cuba there are hospitals without water, there is no fuel to move the ambulances, the streets are empty and in the evening. completely in the dark. But despite everything, the Cubans resist. From the room on the nineteenth floor of the Hospital Clínico Quirúrgico Hermanos Ameijeiras, I experienced firsthand the humanity of the Cuban doctors. I will never forget their affection and their professionalism – continues Di Battista – And it was the Cuban doctors who told me that many of the Palestinian doctors exterminated by Israeli terrorists were trained in Cuba. Here, on Inconvenient Truths, we will continue to talk about all this and connect the dots as we always have.”