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Kenya: Why Cuban Doctors in Kenya Don't Deserve the Treatment They're Getting
analysis By Rich Warner, Anglia Ruskin UniversityCuban medical missions abroad are perhaps one of the most significant legacies of the 1959 Cuban Revolution. The programme involves Cuban doctors offering health care services in host countries, often in impoverished rural communities where there's little access. The programme stemmed from Cuba's foreign policy objectives of anti-colonialism and humanitarianism in the 1960s.
Why Cuban doctors in Kenya don’t deserve the treatment they’re getting
Cuban medical missions abroad are perhaps one of the most significant legacies of the 1959 Cuban Revolution. The programme involves Cuban doctors offering health care services in host countries, often in impoverished rural communities where there’s little access. The programme stemmed from Cuba’s foreign policy objectives of anti-colonialism and humanitarianism in the 1960s.
Why Cuban doctors in Kenya don’t deserve the treatment they’re getting
Cuban medical missions abroad are perhaps one of the most significant legacies of the 1959 Cuban Revolution. The programme involves Cuban doctors offering health care services in host countries, often in impoverished rural communities where there’s little access. The programme stemmed from Cuba’s foreign policy objectives of anti-colonialism and humanitarianism in the 1960s.
Is the Cuban healthcare system really as great as people claim?
Pundits have been discussing the merits (or not) of Fidel Castro’s legacy as his body lies in state. The Cuban healthcare system is often stated as one of El Commandante’s greatest achievements. But how great is the system really? As someone who trained as a doctor in Cuba, I’d like to give you an insider’s view. The Cuban healthcare system, borne out of its revolutionary socialist ideology, regards accessibility to healthcare as a fundamental right of its citizens.
In Castro's Cuba, this is what life as a doctor was really like | New Scientist
Free healthcareBloomberg/GettyBy Rich Warner Pundits have been debating the merits (or not) of Fidel Castro’s legacy amid his funeral and procession of his ashes to the birthplace of the Cuban revolution. The country’s health service is often said to be one of El Comandante’s greatest achievements. But how great is the system really? As someone who trained as a doctor in Cuba, I can provide an insider’s view.
Is the Cuban healthcare system really as great as people claim?
Pundits have been discussing the merits (or not) of Fidel Castro’s legacy as his body lies in state. The Cuban healthcare system is often stated as one of El Commandante’s greatest achievements. But how great is the system really? As someone who trained as a doctor in Cuba, I’d like to give you an insider’s view. The Cuban healthcare system, borne out of its revolutionary socialist ideology, regards accessibility to healthcare as a fundamental right of its citizens.
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