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CARICOM PMs UNITE AGAINST U.S. POLICY | The Bahama Journal - Jones Communications Network

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A decision by the new U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to restrict U.S. visas of government officials whose countries employ Cuban health-care workers is being condemned by heads of governments throughout the Caribbean. CARICOM leaders have agreed to adopt a measured, strategic, and proactive approach in engaging relevant stakeholders from the United States, as well as Cuba. They are formulating a balanced Community response in view of the p…

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U.S. Threats Against Cuban International Medical Program - Community Alliance

For many years, Cuba has been providing both disaster-related and not-quite-routine medical care to many countries in the world, almost all in the Global South. This is often focused on post-colonial countries that have an inadequate number of health workers, primarily doctors and nurses, and where those that do exist are not interested in working in remote areas or with poor patient populations. More than 24,000 Cuban doctors currently serve in…

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