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Manos Unidas helps 25,000 people in Asturias in 2025
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Manos Unidas funding from Asturias reached 25,000 people through 12 projects in nine countries across Asia, Africa, and America during 2025. The organization raised 1,091,517 euros in the region to support these development programs in disadvantaged nations, according to Marta Fano, the Manos Unidas delegate for the diocese.
Volunteers carry out the work in Asturias through the Oviedo delegation and ten regional groups located in La Felguera, Avilés, Salinas, Pravia, Luarca, Navia, Puerto de Vega, Tapia, and Vegadeo. Fano noted that these regional groups and their parish-based activities contribute nearly 50% of the total funds raised.
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- Official source@ArchiOviedo25.000 personas beneficiadas directamente gracias a lo aportado por Manos Unidas en Asturias en 2025
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