The Economist: U.S. rejection of Cuban doctors puts Caribbean islands in trouble

Recently Marco Rubio said that it is an atrocious practice how the regime exploits the members of the medical brigades

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a Cuban asset with a high demand in every corner of the world: its exported doctors. For decades, Cuba has sent them abroad to polish its international reputation and fill its coffers. Although the number of Cuban medical professionals working abroad has been reduced to more than half in the last decade, about 24,000 continue to work in more than 50 countries, including up to 1,500 in the Caribbea…