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Why Cuban Doctors Deserve the Nobel Peace Prize

By Vijay Prashad

Tags: Activism, Africa/Sierra Leone, Health Care, Human Rights, Indigenous Resistance, North America/Cuba, North America/United States of America, Politics, Social Justice, South America/Bolivia, South America/Brazil, South America/Ecuador, Time-Sensitive, War

Released for Syndication: 08/24/2020

Five years ago, I read the story of Dr. Félix Báez, a Cuban doctor who had worked in West Africa to stop the spread...

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