Cuban Medical Mission

The United States is pressuring Italy to cancel the hiring of Cuban doctors in Calabria

Bruno Rodríguez criticizes Hammer's trip to Europe and accuses him of trying to end the medical missions

Coincidence? Mike Hammer is spotted in the Vatican with the Bishop of Guantánamo-Baracoa

"85% of the salary is retained by the regime": accusations regarding Cuban medical missions

The U.S. strikes another key source of income for Cuba: medical missions

Jamaica's Minister says they are renegotiating the medical program with Cuba under pressure from the United States

Guyana and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines sign contracts with Cuban medical brigades

Guatemala will gradually stop renewing the Cuban medical brigade

The U.S. intensifies its diplomatic offensive against Cuba and is now targeting Saint Lucia

“Mission accomplished”: Havana disguises the return of its doctors from Venezuela as a triumph

Cuba repatriates medical personnel from Venezuela amid pressure from the U.S. and political changes in Caracas

Antigua and Barbuda is turning away from Cuban doctors and seeking healthcare personnel from Ghana

Dominica acknowledges its dependence on Cubans and rules out ending collaboration: “9 out of 11 doctors are Cuban.”

Cuban medical brigade resumes its work in Caracas following Maduro's capture

Without Venezuelan oil, how far can the Cuban economy endure? Experts respond

Havana sells calm while its doctors prepare to evacuate Venezuela

Cuban medical brigades could return to the island due to the tense situation in Venezuela

Cuba assures that its collaborators in Venezuela "are protected" after the U.S. military operation.

Antigua and Barbuda ends the medical cooperation agreement with Cuba

220 doctors return to Cuba from Venezuela while official silence persists regarding the situation of the cooperants

The regime claims it has "zero tolerance for human trafficking and slave labor," and Cubans react

Another ally of Castroism falls: Ralph Gonsalves loses power after 24 years in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Cuba replaces its ambassador in Mexico after four key years: Oil and alliances that sustain the regime

New scandal in South Africa: Cuban doctor arrested for stealing medicines in public hospital

Cuban doctor dies in Brazil

Bahamas reveals conditions of the new contract for Cuban doctors: Approval from the U.S. is still pending.

After being called ungrateful, exiled Cuban doctor erupts: “I do not bite the hand that fed me, but the one that stole from me.”

Johana Tablada confirms that the regime confiscates part of the salaries of doctors in "missions": "They have known it since the beginning."

The United States confirms visa denials to Cuban officials and reveals the reasons

Granada announces changes to the program of Cuban doctors following pressures from the U.S.

The U.S. denies travel to Washington for health officials from the Cuban regime

A Cuban doctor unexpectedly passes away in Mexico

Cuba remains at Level 3 in the U.S. Trafficking in Persons Report due to labor exploitation and forced recruitment

Bahamas seeks approval from the U.S. to pay Cuban doctors directly

Government of Antigua and Barbuda denies U.S. visa veto for hiring Cuban doctors

Exiled Cuban doctor dismantles the medical prowess of Cuba: "If exploitation is not understood, nothing is understood."

A brigade doctor in Qatar dies suddenly while on vacation in Cuba

Cuban regime challenges the U.S. and maintains its medical brigade in Timor-Leste

"Eight Years Without Returning to Cuba": Repercussions Against Doctors Who Escape from the Official Mission in Italy

Cuban regime claims at the UN that health is a human right amid accusations of trafficking doctors

The Cuban regime defends its medical missions, and citizens respond: "Help your own people first."

Cuban regime challenges the U.S. and agrees to send more doctors to Italy

Cuba appoints an intelligence officer as the new ambassador to Venezuela

Minister of Finance of Grenada, the first from that country to be without visas to the U.S. due to the issue of Cuban doctors

Cuban doctors in Angola denounce the theft of their salaries and prepare a lawsuit against GAESA

Lula da Silva asks the U.S. to allow Cubans to "live their life."

Leaked information reveals total control and exploitation of Cuban doctors in Angola

Ameijeiras Hospital assures that Cuba today has "excellent medicine."

The Cuban regime claims it will not abandon the export of medical services following U.S. sanctions.

The U.S. announces sanctions against officials from Brazil and the OPS due to the Mais Médicos program

The U.S. imposes visa restrictions on officials from Cuba, Africa, and Grenada for exporting medical services

Independent unions demand the Cuban regime grant freedom of association, economic justice, and democracy

At least five Cuban doctors are said to have abandoned the regime's mission in Italy

The Cuban government confirms that 24,000 healthcare workers are providing services abroad

Italy denies that Cuban doctors are required to hand over their salaries to the state company in Havana

Minister of Health of the Bahamas: “Cuban doctors want to stay, but we depend on what the U.S. says.”

The Cuban government defends international medical missions and compares them to U.S. programs.

More than 105 million USD for the regime: Controversy grows in Mexico over Cuban doctors

The Bahamas will cancel contracts with Cuban medical brigades

The U.S. sanctions Central American officials for hiring Cuban medical personnel