Italian Activist Alessandro Di Battista Says He's Recovering, Will Return Soon
Di Battista credited Cuban doctors with saving his life and said he wants to speak out against the US embargo on Cuba.
Italian left-wing activist and former lawmaker Alessandro Di Battista said he is feeling increasingly better and expects to return to public life soon, according to Italy's ANSA news agency.
Di Battista credited Cuban doctors with saving his life, saying he wants to speak out publicly against the US embargo on Cuba once he has recovered. The report did not specify details of the illness or medical treatment he underwent.
Di Battista, a former member of Italy's Five Star Movement and a prominent voice on the Italian political left, has been known for his outspoken positions on foreign policy issues, including criticism of US sanctions policy toward Cuba.
The circumstances that led Di Battista to receive medical treatment in Cuba, and the timeline for any further public appearances or statements, were not detailed in the available report.
Further updates on Di Battista's recovery and his planned return to public commentary are expected as more information becomes available.
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- Di Battista says feeling better and better, be back soon — ANSA (Italy)
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