The Antigua and Barbuda Workers’ Union (ABWU) commends the government and its regional counterparts for their unwavering defense of the Cuban Medical Brigade and their continued support of Cuba’s significant contributions to regional healthcare.
El embajador de Cuba en Antigua y Barbuda Sergio Martínez González, acompañado de la Jefa de los Departamentos de Atención Técnica Compensada y del Programa Integral de Salud del MINSAP cubano, Doctora Madelin Hernández Zada, sostuvieron un encuentro con el Ministro de Salud, Medio Ambiente y Bienestar Social de Antigua y Barbuda Sir Molwyn Joseph.
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The Cuban medical brigades are rooted in the internationalist spirit of the Cuban Revolution, which has long been established policy, and its success can be traced right back to the very beginning of the revolutionary process.
When Fidel Castro came to power with the triumph of the Rebel Army, on January 1st 1959, there were dire health conditions in Cuba, especially in rural areas, just as there were widespread poverty and illiteracy.