First anniversary of the Greek initiative for the Nobel Peace Prize to Cuban doctors.

First anniversary of the Greek initiative for the Nobel Peace Prize to Cuban doctors.

(taken from Velisarios Kossivakis). Athens, March 28. Greek solidarity friend Velisarios Kossivakis, coordinator of the Greek initiative to request the Nobel Peace Prize for the Henry Reeve brigades, welcomed the first anniversary of the launch of such a generous and supportive initiative in Greece. Next, text from friend Velissarios: On a day like today, ONE YEAR ago, on MARCH 28, 2020, the Greek initiative that advocates the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to the Cuban International Medical Brigade and other Henry Reeve health personnel had its premiere. The idea was liked, it caught on, and a month later, other countries joined our campaign, which thus spread worldwide. 231,000 people signed our application CUBA / NOBEL YES / EMBARGO NO. The actions of the Cuban Medical Brigades are based on the concept of Revolutionary Medicine, as defined in 1960 by Che Guevara, the same doctor, when he established the duty of the state "to provide public medical service to as many people as possible, to establish a preventive medicine program ... and to direct the creative possibilities of all professional medical and health personnel towards the duties of social medicine. " Now, more than ever, the superiority of the Cuban public and free health system was recognized worldwide, as it saved thousands of human lives from the clutches of the Covid-19 pandemic. THANK YOU CUBA! The fight for the truth of Cuba against the wall of silence and misinformation of the mass media continues and in Greece! The time has come when we cannot be silent! We Have a Voice and It Must Be Heard! Cuba Shares What It Has! Cuba Saves Lives! Cuba sends doctors and not bombs! It is very important to show reality! OUR FB GROUP, 2021 Nobel Prize for Cuban Doctors. We are already more than 21,000 and we continue!

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