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After two years, Doctors United for Ukraine continues its work - Vimarsana News

After two years, Doctors United for Ukraine continues its work

Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Doctors at Yale have started an non-governmental organization to work send supplies to Ukrainian Doctors.

New Haven Symphony Orchestra raises money for medical supplies for Ukraine - Vimarsana News

New Haven Symphony Orchestra raises money for medical supplies for Ukraine

NHSO performed a candlelight concert on the two-year anniversary of the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine to raise money for Doctors United for Ukraine.

Ukrainian American veterans sit with Courtney on eve of second anniversary of Russian invasion - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian American veterans sit with Courtney on eve of second anniversary of Russian invasion

Norwich ― U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney on Friday sat down at his district office with Ukrainian-American veterans he credited with successfully advocating for their home country amid declining levels of sup...

Source: theday.com
Ukrainian veterans in Connecticut mark 2 years since Russian invasion began - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian veterans in Connecticut mark 2 years since Russian invasion began

Rep. Joe Courtney (D-Conn.) spoke to the Ukrainian American Veterans one day before the two-year mark of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Source: wtnh.com
Venezuelan Doctors Blame Maduro for Exodus of Health Professionals - Vimarsana News

Venezuelan Doctors Blame Maduro for Exodus of Health Professionals

The health care workers’ situation in Venezuela is precarious and has a direct impact on the care these professionals provide to the population. According to the Venezuelan Medical Federation (FMV), at least 42,000 health workers have left the country in recent years due to the economic crisis, miserable salaries, and the lack of response to their socioeconomic demands.