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[Dieter Brand <diebrand@yahoo.com>]

>Cuba also provides trained nurses and perhaps other medical personnel
>to "at-risk", banished, etc. peoples around the world, for example in
>a North African country. An ethnic group was forced out of a region in

Well, that's an improvement then, they used to provide mainly 
  soldiers to that continent.
   
  Dieter
   

       
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Dieter Brand wrote:
>> Cuba also provides trained nurses and perhaps other medical personnel
>> to "at-risk", banished, etc. peoples around the world, for example in
>> a North African country. An ethnic group was forced out of a region in
> 
> Well, that's an improvement then, they used to provide mainly 
>   soldiers to that continent.
>    

   Oh gee, the Cubans now produce more doctors, IIRC, per capita, than
any other country and send them out all over. Quite interesting, I
think, is the fact that health care in Cuba is superior to that in the
US overall. Far less infant deaths, for one.



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Harmon Seaver