That’s so lovely to hear. Thank you for sharing.

Sounds great, but why did she not stay in Cuba to practice...seeing that it was such a great experience?

@@alrobinson261 they expect you to go back to your country of origin. And they train many physicians

@@Arun71150 And that is all well and good, however there are some inherent problems with that approach. Don’t ignore the fact that most of the students are NOT Cuban. Second, Cuba is not interested in training doctors for other countries. Yes, they can return to their native country, except for the U.S., where they must take the FMG test, which the overwhelming majority CANNOT pass! I notice that no one wants to talk about that.

@@alrobinson261 could it be that we make it difficult for Cuban trained doctors to work in US? By the way, just look at Russia/USSR! They were the first to go to space, sent Laika the dog as the first living being into space, Yuri Gagarin the first human into space first built Mir the space Center before ISS(our Universal International Space Station), transported our NASA scientists to space for 20 years but their space scientists and astrophysicists weren’t/aren’t still qualified enough to work in US(and almost all western countries). It’s all about politics and political games on both sides but not the reality!! Do you know that this small isolated island nation developed its own vaccines for Coronavirus( 3 vaccines) that work perfectly? Again the first vaccine by Pfizer/BioNtech was developed by a Turkish couple that naturalised in Germany? In fact the man was about 8 years when he arrived in Germany with his parents! There are lots of Cuban doctors in Western Europe that I have met personally that turn out to be excellent doctors with exceptional knowledge of science and technology! By the way I have never been to Cuba and don’t intend to go there but I truly believe that its doctors and as such its educational standard is as good as any western country!

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Muchas gracias 😘😘

What makes u so sure? Just asking from curiosity and medical point👋

You’re most welcome Abigail 😊

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I wish they would minimize doing that. Students attend to learn and focus on their course of studies, it is sometimes unsettling feeling like you’re forced to participate in political events you barely understand.

​@@ChanellaNisbett I'm glad you knew how to maneuver around our shitty political situation. You were there to study medicine. Smart

Both are wrong, Cuba trying to politice from the communist side, and in your example of doing it from the conservative side. Medicine helps humanity: left/right/non-political

What does this have to do with Cuba. Cuba is a non religious country due mainly to it's history and totally not right wing capitalist

@@lorrainekellerw7090 OP is just highlighting how in his school (mexico) they too had a politically-oriented curriculum where students were subjected to political indoctrination. In this case, it was anti-communist views, whereas in Cuba, its pro-communist, both of which are problematic in the spirit of medicine which is supposed to be free of affiliations including politics

The place sounds a bit scary and beautiful at the same time!! 😅 but then again I’m scared of every where!! 😂

I’m happy you enjoyed the video Jason 😊

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qsWbeJOTsbSuo4k.html&pp=ygURY3ViYW4gc2Nob2xhcnNoaXA%3D complete detail and application process.

The US students that were in my year got in through Pastors for Peace. Hopefully that can give you a nudge in the right direction

Thank you Ava!

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Triggered hahaha

Another have you ever asked yourself the question why so many Cubans live in Florida?

@@hdj7626 , yeah. They were all the bitches of Fulgencio Batista who made Cuba a whore house of US. It was as a result of the Cuban revolution Cubans were able to regain their dignity as a nation?

@@ajeythomas2762 Dignity? as it is now...... debatible.

@@dragnell1348 , it may be debatable for you people, but for those who know about reality don't need any debates at all. All you need to study about and know is what is US and what a cancer that country is for the rest of the world.

Yes you can get a scholarship past the age of 25, the link is in the description and I’m not certain whether you cab stay after or not.

@@ChanellaNisbett THANK YOU SO. MUCH!!

US students 18-25 years old for scholarship

I’m not sure they do that but let me ask and get back to you

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The good thing in Cuba thing is that anybody can study medicine. The bad thing in Cuba is that anybody can study medicine. A lot of males enter med school to avoid military services or as a way of free visa. So they study for benefits instead of passion.

Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I’m from St. Kitts

Hey, thanks for the question . They also offer scholarships for residency programs if one chooses to do that. Cuba’s (and the rest of the Caribbean’s) system is a bit different from the US in that you don’t technically have to do residency. The General Practitioner is still an important part of the medical system in this region.

Yes I did. 🙂

No, there are no medical courses in English..

Yes they also have nursing scholarships

Hey! Yes you can. You would have to do the board exams of that region to be licensed and registered to practice there.

Hey Kenoi, for the scholarship you typically have to apply through your government’s Human Resources or foreign affairs department. So you would hand in your necessary documents to your government officials, they would make the final decision of who would get the scholarship or no, then they transfer the documents to the Cuban government. For a first step, contact your country’s foreign affairs and/or HR department and ask if they have the scholarship available. Hope this helps. *NB in the US the process is a bit different. They go through an organization known as Pastors for Peace.

The process is similar. You can either apply independently and pay tuition which works out to be less expensive than many other places while still giving you great experience and exposure or you apply for a full scholarship through your government. Thank you for your question, I’m glad you enjoyed the video 😊

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Helo bro iam from India I saw ur comment in this video . Have u got any idea abt cuba mbbs. If u have means tell to me bro me aslo trying to study mbbs in cuba ?? U know wt the procedure is there???

Hey. You would have to reach out to your Ministry of Health to find out what their requirements are to be licensed to practice to medicine in your country.

I would think so, the tests tells them if u know the material or not - not the degree. In would assume that if it was the degree they would make more automated?

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I dont think it should be a problem

Do they credit you for the years you've done?

Yes. If you have previous training you can exonerate certain classes by taking an competency exam.

I don't believe they force outsiders to attend political activities that don't concern them, Cubans go because they want to and because they fight and defend their revolutionary achievements. there's a good reason communication is expensive and it's all because of the blockade the u.s. has imposed on Cuba since 1961, also the reason why it's hard to come by medical equipment and medicines. remember that Cuba could not buy components to make covid vaccines but nonetheless their scientists were successfull in making them.

U are missing the point-medicine is outright a political issue. To be a doctor w/o understanding the cause of issues like homelessness/addiction/crime/war/sieges is an incomplete education and a failure by the medical school that trained you…If u turn a blind eye to those issues well, you arent being a healer but just an anesthesiologist who numbs pain for only a while!

@@vitico1630 also, if someone is just there to get the degree and make money. What's the point of being a doctor and the only goal is to make money. Should've given that spot to someone who has a real outlook on humanity rather than someone that takes advantage of a free medical education.

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Hey, there are apartments you can rent on a monthly basis however the length of stay for non cuban nationals is usually only 30 days. The parents would either have to exit and re enter the country every 30 days or talk yo immigration and see what can be worked out.

@@ChanellaNisbett thank you very much for the answer sweety

Hi @sanaelazizi1009, you’re welcome. I’m not sure if they changed the age requirements recently, but I recall having persons in my class well over 30

Thanks for your fast answer. It is my only wish, I hope it will be possible 🙏

Hey! I made a post where I shared a link to the page that’s in charge of coordinating scholarships to cuba for us students Pastors for Peace. I’m also uploading a new video today at 1 pm AST where I answer a lot the questions (including yours) from this video. Links will be the description box.

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Hey. Yes, you can use internet in Cuba. I believe now it’s something like 0.50 usd for 1 hour of internet in the state owned internet cafes. You can also get mobile data. The prices for the various packages that I don’t know.