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THE GUARDIAN West Africa needs what Cuba has: a well-trained, coordinated healthcare system. Anything less and Ebola wins Guardian Professional, Thursday 23 October 2014 17.43 BST What can the governments […]

By ERNESTO LONDOÑO A little-known former American ambassador on Tuesday addressed the General Assembly to perform a dreaded task: defending the issue that has isolated the United States diplomatically like no […]

(Reuters) – The U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday voted overwhelmingly for the 23rd time to condemn the decades-long U.S. economic embargo against Cuba, with many nations praising the island state […]

By August H. Nimtz | 10/24/14   Modern African history teaches, often tragically, the need to distinguish between what might be called natural phenomena from those that are essentially socio-economic-political. The […]

By   THE EDITORIAL BOARD New York Times, October 25, 2014 There was a time, not too long ago, when any mainstream politician running for statewide or national office in Florida […]

By Jane Franklin HAVANA, Cuba, Oct 24 (acn) US directives with the Florida Aquarium paid a working visit this week to Cuba to consider joint efforts with the island´s National […]

by Guest Blogger, Dr. Michael Erisman, Indiana State University on July 02, 2013 When John Kirk and I were researching a book on Cuba’s medical aid programs (Cuban Medical Internationalism:  Origins, Evolution. […]

Oct 21, 2014 – AP – MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN HAVANA (AP) — Every few years Dr. Leonardo Fernandez flies to a nation shaken by natural disaster, political turmoil or disease, leaving […]

HAVANA, Cuba, Oct 22 (acn) The United States is willing to cooperate with Cuba in the international al struggle against Ebola in Western Africa, as confirmed on Wednesday to EFE […]