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Cuba Contracts Out MDs to Panama to Fight Covid-19

A brigade of 220 Cuban doctors arrived in Panama last week to take part in that country’s effort to mitigate the Covid-19 health crisis.

Being a primary school teacher helped Martha Gonzalez understand her nephew: a child with language learning difficulties.

What on many occasions appeared as clumsiness or frank inefficiency, has been nothing more than a bipartisan project destined to fail.

Our photo of the day: “Flower Vendor” in Havana, Cuba was taken by Mike Duprez (USA) using his iPhone 8 Plus camera.

Cuba’s Ministry of Public Health informs that as of January 10, 2021, “all visitors must have a PCR-RT negative result certification.

The number infected with the Covid-19 virus is on the rise in Cuba. A record number of 217 registered on December 24th has us concerned.

The Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) organized a hate rally against journalist Iliana Hernandez. It took place in front of her family’s home.

On Friday a new change of weather is expected with the arrival of a cold front to the west of the country. Rains are expected during the day.

“As I am in the habit of not discussing politics with the police, I limited myself to thanking them for their insults…”

Being born with a disability can be a great reason for sadness in a family, not everybody is able to accept it. Here the Omara Durand story.