Cuba honors the memory of Norita Cortinas; UN evaluates deployment of electoral experts in Venezuela; Miley will distribute food to social programs; They ask for help for millions of displaced people › Hello Directo › Granma

Cuba honors the memory of Norita Cortinas

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez said yesterday that Cuba will always honor her memory, recalling Argentine Norita Cortinas, the historic founder of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo and human rights activist, who died on Thursday at the age of 94. From his page on the X website, the president remembers how he fought for the 30,000 children who disappeared at the hands of the military junta that terrorized Argentina, and for all just causes in the world. (ACN)

The United Nations evaluates the deployment of the team of electoral experts in Venezuela

The United Nations is considering sending a team of experts to the upcoming elections in Venezuela, in response to an invitation from the National Electoral Council of that South American country, which, unlike election observation missions, does not require a specific mandate from the Security Council. Or the General Assembly. Electoral expert committees do not issue statements evaluating the general conduct of operations or their results, as explained by the spokesman for the United Nations Secretary-General, Stephane Dujarric, in a recent statement. (R L)

MILEI is recovering and will distribute food to social programs

The Argentine government of Javier Miley returned to its previous words and actions, and announced that it would finally distribute 6,000 tons of food stored in warehouses and allocated to social plans. Moreover, they justified the Ministry of Human Capital to stop food deliveries by what they called the poor performance of officials who did not implement the corresponding controls. (Telesur)

They call on the Security Council to help millions of displaced people

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, called on the United Nations Security Council to prevent the displacement of millions of people due to war, violence and persecution. The head of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees explained that the number of refugees in the world reaches 114 million, and warned that the number is expected to rise significantly when the number is updated next month. Grandi warned of “another forced displacement of Palestinians,” saying that this “will only create a more complex problem and make it impossible to find a solution to this decades-long conflict.” (Telesur)