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Medical Workers of Conviction: Speaking to Cuban Doctors Who Heal the World

By Vijay Prashad

Tags: Africa/Burkina Faso, Africa/Namibia, Africa/South Africa, Asia/Vietnam, Central America/Belize, Economy, Health Care, History, Human Rights, Labor, Middle East/Israel, News, North America/Antigua, North America/Barbados, North America/Cuba, North America/United States of America, Opinion, Politics, Social Justice, South America/Brazil, Time-Sensitive, Trade, War

Released for Syndication: 09/23/2020

In 2004, Dr. José Armando Arronte Villamarín was posted to head a Cuban medical brigade in Namibia. Cuban medical personnel first came to southwest...

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