2024-03-07 05:10:01
In a gesture of solidarity and commitment to global health, the organization Solidaridad Sin Fronteras has presented an ambitious international medical aid program that promises to revolutionize the way Cuban health professionals provide their services to the world. This unprecedented initiative seeks to put an end to the slave system imposed by the Havana regime and open new horizons for those doctors who have decided to embark on a different path.
The project, conceived from the very heart of South Florida, will include health professionals of Cuban origin, residing in the United States, who wish to provide their valuable medical services to regions of Central and Latin America. In this new dynamic, their economic remuneration will be far from the restrictions imposed by the Castro regime, allowing them to exercise their noble profession with dignity and justice.
Alexei López, specialist in technical medicine and intensive care, explained enthusiastically: “What we are going to do is communicate the doctor directly with the health entities of those countries.” This direct connection promises a significant impact on communities in need, providing them with access to highly qualified professionals committed to their well-being.
Julio César Alfonso, president of Solidaridad Sin Fronteras, highlighted the importance of this initiative by stating: “We are going to give these countries an alternative to obtain professionals without having to fall into this type of programs that only enrich the coffers of the Havana regime”. With these words, a new era of medical cooperation opens, free of the ties imposed by the Cuban system.
But the scope of this project is not limited to just providing quality healthcare. It also seeks to provide a decent source of employment for those doctors who have arrived in the United States from Cuba and other countries, and who have not yet been able to revalidate their degrees. “This will help a lot with possible changes in the revalidation exam policy in Florida,” said Alfonso, envisioning a more promising future for these professionals.
State Senator Daphne Campbell has endorsed this initiative, stating: “I am closely monitoring and supporting the bill that would allow doctors who graduated outside the United States to practice as doctors.” Her commitment reflects the importance of creating opportunities for those who have dedicated their lives to the service of health.
Alexei López, excited by the potential of this program, highlighted: “They are highly qualified doctors with many possibilities of providing the population, sick people, including this country, another vision, another way of life and improvement in their health.” .
Javier Larrondo, president of Prisoners Defenders, captured the essence of this initiative by stating: “Replacing the slave system of the Cuban regime with a system that also gives rights and work to the same professionals who suffered slavery, is a perfect situation to end the slave system of medical missions, while giving it public health that so many countries need so much.
The program will go into practice in the coming months, and the first groups of 5 to 12 doctors will offer their services for 21 days in countries such as El Salvador, Haiti, Colombia and Honduras, among others. This concrete action represents a significant step towards the liberation of Cuban health professionals and the strengthening of health care systems in regions in need.
In a world where health transcends borders, Solidaridad Sin Fronteras has taken on the challenge of building bridges of hope and healing. Through this initiative, a new era opens for Cuban medicine, an era in which the talent and compassion of these professionals will shine without restrictions, bringing relief and well-being to those who need it most.
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