
Alessandro Di Battista, in a video broadcast to DiMartedì on La7, thanks the Cuban doctors for saving his life, announces his imminent return and criticizes the US embargo against Cuba, calling it a 'medieval siege' and criticizes Trump's statements.
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Alessandro Di Battista was hospitalized in Cuba for health reasons and attributes his recovery to Cuban doctors. The US embargo against Cuba has lasted for over sixty years and seriously limits economic and humanitarian exchanges with the island.
Cuban doctors saved my life. I'll be back soon, I feel better and stronger every day.
We will have time to talk about many topics that are not lacking. I wanted to greet all of you and thank the entire Di Tuesday community because you wrote me thousands of messages. I have all this affection, I have felt it" and I want to thank Giovanni (Floris, ed.) for the space he has always given me and will give me and for the total freedom he has always allowed me to say everything I have always considered appropriate and necessary to say". Alessandro Di Battista said this in a video to DiMartedì on La7.
"I would have liked to be there this evening, maybe it's a little early, in any case I'll be back very soon - Di Battista began -. Also because I feel like telling what happened to me and also what is happening in Cuba. You know, I'm aiming to exploit, in the good sense of the term, the media spaces that are kindly granted to me and the freedom, among other things, that Giovanni has always granted me, to make complaints. It's part of my life" and for this reason I want to "tell what is happening, this medieval siege that Cuba and the Cuban people are undergoing at the hands of the United States of America. Even today, Trump spoke like an unseemly bully," he continued.
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Alessandro Di Battista will return to Italy in the coming weeks to participate in television broadcasts and public events.
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Alessandro Di Battista appears in a video broadcast on diTuesday after the illness he suffered in Cuba, where he underwent head surgery. He claims to be feeling better and wants to talk about the siege suffered by Cuba by the United States, criticizing Trump's statements and thanking the Cuban doctors and the La7 community for the support received.

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