Saiks and Bambalaye
  My long time friends I know since many years ago, I am following your interesting discussion on Cuban Medical diplomacy with interest. As both of you knows I visited that country in 1987. Since that time I am really impress with the progress in that nation. Cuban is a model for many developing countries in term of education and access to health care which is the foundation which the Cuban revolution was build on. The country has the highest level of human development with vast majority of the population access universal child education, better life expectancy and other social welfare which they try to export to other developing countries. Recently what I am not happy with the country is its human rights records but sometime with the western control media some of the stories is manufacture conscience which is the political economy of the western media in its crusade for global domination. Democracy buld on the fundamentals of social justice and social responsibility but
 not corporate take overs while the masses cannot live a decent life style.

samateh saikou <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
  Bambalaye,
Thank you,I agree with your points.
For Freedom
Saiks


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>Subject: Re: Fw: Cuban Medical Diplomacy: When the Left Has Got It Right
>Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2006 07:26:38 -0600
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>Saiks:
>
>Yes, the decrease in infant mortality has been at a steady rate over the
>years but no significant jump has been registered as one would expect with
>supposed improvement of the doctor to patient ratio. The point I was
>trying to make is that increasing the number of doctors (from Cuba) does
>not necessarily translate into improved health condition as indicated by
>the markers, when all the other complimentary sectors are in virtual
>ruins.
>
>Thanks,
>
>
>-BambaLaye
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