So true🇸🇱

Cuba was the 1st to send medical team to Jamaica during the plandemic period ............

DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH CUBAN DOCTOR GET PAID?...........DO YOU KNOW IF THEY WANT TO STAY IN YOUR COUNTRY OR ANY OTHER COUNTRY THEY MUST WAIT EIGHT YEARS TO COME BACK HOME TO SEE THEIR FAMILY......DO YOU KNOW AS SOON THEY GET TO YOUR COUNTRY OR ANY OTHER THEIR PASSPORT GET TAKEN AWAY?...DO YOU KNOW CUBAN DOCTOR ARE SLAVES?....DO YOUR RESEARCH.....

Very good job.

Im Doctor Cubans ! I’m work in pandemic Ebola for you country 2012 !!

Cubans paying for your "free" tuition with blood and tears talking about American privilege kids..

@Kimo Karo please can I get a link on how to apply

I dont know for other countries but for us it is a mutual agreement between the cuban government and ours..we send our application through the ministry of health in our country..you should do a research on how to apply in your own country

Can I study medicine in Cuba even if I am over 35? I am from the US. If so, where, how and how much would it be? Cost of living there? Rent for 1 bedroom apt? Food? Internet? Thanks in advance and congrats on what you are doing over there. I think it's awesome.

Would you be open to talking about your experience with me? I am currently starting the application process.

Why do you think they do that they want to have spies

@@alfredoalcantar8691 Cuba was not the only country offering free education. The former Soviet union and China also did OFFERED free education for doctors, engineers and architect's. Some of my relatives benefited from this. The only challenge was learning Russian or Chinese in order to enroll in to their universities

@@alfredoalcantar8691 Oh be quiet with your nonsense!🙄

what european colonialism? cuba is a contry made by colony, and that socialism dictatorship started just in the 60s not before.

@@thesapphirem5469 you must not be fluent in the English language. Read my comment again

Good luck!

@@JanuaryGoat Thank you..

Me too 😢

Good luck. Island descendant. Family member went to grand cayman for med school

Best wishes to you as you pursue your medical career. God Bless your work!

Not just developing countries.....developed countries as well

They do ask about that in mental healthcare, but that has its own problems. "You're depressed because you're poor. You family issues are a result of generational poverty. Your fears and feelings (e.g. extreme distrust of police and other authorities) are completely rational given your situation and experiences, but we're gonna pathologize it anyway. That'll be $200"

I enjoyed Mate's interviews immensely. Definitely need to get hungry ghosts or something

I must say that our family doctor do ask these questions. She's a wonderful doctor, asks about my children, their schools, their interest, etc. We have that bond where we have great conversations about family and life. I'm one of the lucky ones.

When one of the girls mentioned something, I also remembered Dr Gabor Mate🤝😊

@@CapitanNaufrago so, this is your take from the interview? Smh, u r lost

Yet they get pay 💩

@@alfredoalcantar8691 $80~100 a month is what they pay a doctor in Cuba. Wait until they find out a taxi driver makes more money than them. Also, their medical degree doesn't work in the US.

@@straightshots4427 say you have no idea how the Cuban economy works without just saying you don’t know

@@straightshots4427 Americans can return and recertify their MD working in a hospital for two years.

@@fromthemasses_tothemasses jaja I'm Cuban IDIOTA. De pinga los gringos estos que quieren explicar cómo trabaja mi PAIS.

I don’t think so

@@alfredoalcantar8691 why??

That is Good news

No, they won’t.

No they won't be great doctors, it's all big talk.... I wouldn't want them to treat my dog.... they cannot function in the US system.... they went there because it's free and they were unable to meet the entry level for med school in the US... the interviewer should have asked about the accomodations.... the daughter of my friend was there.. she quit after one term....you flush the toilets with a bucket of water... one set of bed linens.. food was terrible...‼‼.. there's more to it......⁉️

Go girlll✨

Nice 👍

Is it free?

How does Cuba benefit from providing a free medical education to people from other countries? This is so wonderful what they are doing!

Is it free?

Why would America want to educate their people about alternatives to their capitalist model?

They will just call it CRT and ban it.

Then your wish is having the new generations brainwashed right...?! Shame on you

@@alejandrocabrera3380 Keep crying. Viva Cuba! 🇨🇺

@@TruckStopLayby Also they might have to mention the Illegal American embargo on Cuba and theft of resources.

In China is also similar a doctor was getting paid about 20% more than her assistant (nurse) how things are now I do Not know

CALLATE COMPAÑERO

But prefer to live in America and not cuba

@@gibson2675

I will take the Boujee doctor any day, because they are the best. Cubans get told what the best is.

There are many humble American physicians.

Yep, paid with the blod of millions of Cubans under the castros regime

@@alejandrocabrera3380 stop projecting your insidious ways on a nation

@@fullsend8738 there is not insidious ways... I am talking based on personal experiences, I am from there, I was born, rised and live there more than half of my life, I know first hand what it is... don't try to sell me a few minutes of a random video with stupid comparisons.... it is ridiculous and idiotic...!!! The communist societies have killed more people than the holocaust. (FACTS) Go with that BS somewhere else.

@@alejandrocabrera3380 you don't have to agree with the government, but that doesn't mean you can lie. Just because you lived there that doesn't mean you are right. The majority of Cubans are proud of Castro the lion. He refused to be a puppet for private companies and the US. He pulled down the US puppet Batista and increased literacy levels and healthcare care standards that rival any country in the world. Maybe you are an ungrateful reactionary pig that doesn't value the education and well being of the oppressed. Sure it came at a price, just like having billionaires comes at a price. However I would rather be paying for the well being of my comrades than Jeff Bezos yacht.

@@fullsend8738 you are so laughable.... if you are barking all that nonsense from the comfort of the capitalism you are such a clown... good try...!!! Where are you actually living as a full resident, in North Korea, in Venezuela or Cuba...?!? try another one!!! You don't have a clue of what you're talking, no one is buying that BS anymore, look at the video how successful it is 🤣 By the way how can you explain the mass emigration from Cuba to the rest of the "capitalist" world that have been happening during 70 years ...?! Are all those millions of Cuban emigrants ungrateful...? It is a broken system, no education, no medicine, a person ther can not even have a decent meal... and more much more... all those failures being justified for the cuban government because the empire... seriously?! Chose your words carefully... Castro has an extensive history of extortion and bribery worldwide pocketing millions of dollars, being the parasite of the entire world lying and scaming every single nation he could, imprisoning and murdering every one who wasn't aligned with his view points (FACTS) If you don't like the capital letters, I do.

Crazy right

That was deep, well said.If Cuba can do it then why can't the US do it

@@fuffygoodaz it's not that they can't. They just wont. Also we're in debt with china. Have been for a while.

There are many countries that invest in their people through free education. One should not have to take on crushing debt to become a doctor, lawyer, teacher, nurse. What is the government for if it's not about developing citizens?

Cubans paying for your "free" tuition with blood and tears talking about American privilege kids..

😂 ok they don’t have The research

@@alfredoalcantar8691 Research of what?

@Dejaun Wright The necessary research That has been limited by the Cuban government. They also need resources that are completely obsolete in Cuba, thanks to the regime. Even something as simple as medicine you can't find that easily or your daily bread. They don't have enough food to feed their families more than one time a day. So, if you want to stick it to capitalism I understand where you may be coming from, but communism is the complete opposite, and it's oppressive. #PatriayVida. #SOSCUBA. #CUBALIBRE

@@vegliany9742 this leftist cannot hold the truth, they are deaf to the Facts

@Alejandro Cabrera what do you mean? In what way, for example?

🤦🏾‍♀️

Not true at all.

Lol. Please enjoy your Cuban healthcare. I’ll take my chances here in the US😂😂😂😂

@@thetruthsayer8347 Is he/she wrong

@@tikdoe7563 greatly over exaggerated our healthcare problems. Our healthcare system is far from perfect but I’ll take it over any healthcare from a third world country.

You really are clueless. I'm guessing you've never lived communism or the reality of the Cuban people. Bullshit propaganda. Think why Cuban doctors defect 24/7 looking for freedom . They can't survive with their earnings . Fidelis children drive BMW squander the pain of the poor of that island educate yourself. I know Because I escaped to freedom. Let them tour local.hospitals no machines no medicines it's disgusting. This is how they sell communism to.ignorant American students

All they have to do is ask for help from China , Russia , north Korea, Iran and the list goes on ,,, where are they???

You're an idiot! You travel to Cuba to do other things I bet. People in Cuba live so well, they would rather take a chance on jump on a raft to get the hell out of there. Sounds like a place you should go live, idiot!

​​@@jonathanbelanger6574hey're the biggest markets for cuban exports. The US regimes alienate this country for choosing to live by communist ideology and with minimum US geopolitical domination. Which is strange for a regime that claims to be about freedom, liberty and the right to choose.

It's a communist They have deals with Russia and China. It's not embargo it's an island stuck in 1959

Que tiene q ver con la raza?

It’s a sjw

@@jaiyaalexandra144 this was in response to what one of the young ladies had said in the video. Did you watch it to the end?

The second part of your comment contradicts the first part .

@@danielcuevas5899 its just the way it works,not all black women have children in prison.

Which country did you go to if I may ask I am a student considering going abroad

@@xxcruiserlove26xx Guadalajara Mexico UAG

@@arlinenivens997 Silly question, but are you saying you're glad that you returned to the US, or glad that you went abroad for your education? Thanks in advance.

@@kc4276 Both, I learned a lot especially seeing patients from day one in the clinic as opposed to US training. But I’m glad to be back home as well.

@@arlinenivens997 Can I attend med school there in Guadalajara if I'm over 50? What is the cost for the whole program? Is it taught in Spanish? If so how did you learn spanish and how long did it take you? Thanks

You didn't go to Cuba if you didn't see all the miserable people without humane resources. If you just stayed in the hotel and walked around Havana a little bit, then you saw what the communist government wanted you to see.

@Agd 😆 verda verda.

Clay you had the privilege of what??? This only mean you are an ignorant rat. God bless your mom for having such a dumb kid

​@@yoantorres1099 Lol, calm down.

​@@vegliany9742 . Coming from the US where we are told our government doesn't have enough resources to guarantee things like health care and higher education as rights to its people, it is very inspiring to see a poor country facing many different crises continue to provide those things to the public. I talked to and saw many people that were not doing well and were upset with their situation. I'm not wearing rose colored glasses here. ​Cuba is facing an assortment of crises, the vast majority of which are a product of the US policy.

Embargo doesn't apply to all countries, companies The U.S. has maintained a comprehensive economic embargo on Cuba since the 1960s, preventing most American companies from doing business on the island and vice versa. The sanctions do not force other countries and non-U.S. companies to cut ties with Cuba.

@@alfredoalcantar8691 But as we see, its not enough, or probably beyond too expensive, which as the young lady said, when it don't have to be. Things like this happens when the little, or smaller kid stands up to the bigger bully, which is bvllshit in every category. But no tear is alone, this is how the USA does it own citizen in some systematic form that don't fits its narrative. And that cannot be white washed, because its happening today, which data to back it up.

@@alfredoalcantar8691 yeah go try and do business and have your company blacklisted by the US

@@alfredoalcantar8691 Not true.. The US sanctions other countries that try to have economic relations with Cuba

@@CapitanNaufrago yes, it's the chlorine chicken that they cannot distribute in other countries because it makes you sick

No most colleges are garbage

Well if you ever want to practice in the USA it’s a bitch to come in as a foreign medical doctor. To practice in the USA it’s best to get your education in the USA.

@@Pcarnevaaa Actually they can take the relevant exam, pass and practice in the US just fine.

This video doesn't include everything you'd need to know. It should also include you can only study for free in Cuba, if you sign a contract stating you sympathize with the Communist party AND will do 2 years of free labor after school.

@@k.e.m4731 That is not true.

why do you think that there are so many cuban doctors in the US and europe? think about it for a second. why arent they staying in the perfect utopia that cuba is and are leaving it for the capitalist ditches, where profits are above people and all?

@@Duck-wc9de Cuba has had to operate for 60 years with her hands tied by American bullying and hedgemony arrogance and interference She has a great record in training doctors so there would be to many if they all stayed Of course they would make more money in America with its woeful expensive healthcare system

@@Duck-wc9de Some of them just want to earn a lot of money, many of them want to help people outside of their home country. There's also a boatload of Cuban doctors in Africa, Asia and South America, because Cuba simply has some of the best doctors in the world and as you saw in the video, their education is focused on helping others, so it's logical they would go all over the world to help people.

@@Duck-wc9de who said it was perfect?

@@maxsweetman6341 Are you sure they don’t have to be like that they can just leave Socialism and become a free market

Totally agree !! TRUTH + WISDOM = PEACE ✌ 🙏.

Exactly

Bullseye! You said it, I agree

Agreed

While they let their own people die without giving them care. Unbelievable the fantasy people have about a system they have no I idea because they don’t have to live it. Very easy now days to google the truth.

Congrats. Where are you practicing now? Could I study medicine there if I am over 35 and from the US? Costs? How did you learn spanish and where and how long did it take you to learn?

How many years is the return of service?

what city is ELAM school?

Any trouble w ECFMG and acquiring rotations?

@@gregaiken1725 In located in the outskirts of Havana City, (Baracoa)but they have some other "sisters faculties" in others cuban provinces ,outside of Havana.

can't thrive in communism it's not possible

China, yes. Russia, no (or, at least, only in a limited capacity). Even if it's not as bad the US empire, current Russia is very much capitalistic and has fascist tendencies, it's no Soviet Union.

While I'm against Imperialism with Russia, Cuba and China are currently the only communist represented nations that should collab along with Vietnam and Laos, Russia is not Communist or Socialist by any means anymore. So no Cuba should not work with Russia on that end, as they gave up the Soviet Union. Russia should've been patient with reforms rather than give up the USSR, then you can say this.

Political ignorance!! Truth + Wisdom = Peace ✌ 🙏.

I think France too, although the government is very neoliberal the people have good left wing history.

Russia sends cuba aids once in a while. They recently sent them masks and food. I only think that Cuba should be a bit careful with the Russians given their controversy with Americans. Democrats are gonna exaggerate Russian partnership with Cuba and next thing we know, we got Bay of Pigs 2

Not ingratiate, it's integrate

We wouldn't have a shortage of anything (that we can't do without) if the entire planet was more like Cuba...

@@robertstan298 unfortunatly, I, and most people, enjoy the things that "we can do without", like democracy, variety of food, quality of life, a good salary. etc... you can ask all cuban imigrants in the US and in europe.

@@robertstan298 You clearly barely know anything about Cuba, just because the medical system is great perhaps ask yourself at what cost?

@@pheonic3665 Yes...because the last 2 years have definitely shown how superior the US medical system is. Your jingoism is absolutely exhausting to live with. We have the most COVID-19 deaths, THE MOST, of the entire world and our political system allowed over a million excess deaths due to COVID-19. Our supposed "independence" is just a cover for how much our government has failed us and sold us to corporations. The democracy that you claim to be so proud of has been bought by corporate lobbyist. I'm not proud of that and you shouldn't be either.

@@Duck-wc9de Cuba is a small island that has been under world-wide US-initiated trade blockade for 70 years. Its last big trade partner was the USSR, which supplied vital materials. When it fell, Cuba was left with nothing. No petrol, no steel, no copper, no concrete, no food, no medicine, no textile, NOTHING could get in or out of Cuba. Can you imagine what would happen if it was your own country that was sanctioned like that? You would also lose all of the things you can do without, and some more. Unsurprisingly (and completely by design), quality of life in Cuba plummeted in the 90's, and many people left (also by design). There were times when all one could get was rice and sugar. Yet even in the bleakest of times, when there weren't even fresh bandages, healthcare stayed free for everyone, and to this day it remains one of the best in the world, despite the sanction-induced shortages. P. S. Cuba is a democracy. You may not be able to recognize it because it has more than 2 parties, but it's a democracy all the same.

The most dangerous voice on the English language I am from the government and I’m here to help

@@alfredoalcantar8691 haha...excellent one!

So you want to live in La La Land they try that so many times and it fails

Embargo doesn't apply to all countries, companies The U.S. has maintained a comprehensive economic embargo on Cuba since the 1960s, preventing most American companies from doing business on the island and vice versa. The sanctions do not force other countries and non-U.S. companies to cut ties with Cuba.

@@alfredoalcantar8691 You need to do a bit more research. If other countries do business with Cuba, they can face sanctions from America, or fines that amount to more than the value of whatever transaction they're doing.

@@TruckStopLayby are sanctions the reason people in Venezuela are starving to death?

@@angieluvzyou1 yes!

@@TruckStopLayby so how come the sanctions in Cuba aren’t making people starve to death but the sanctions in Venezuela are?

No they haven’t a lot of countries trade with Cuba still

@@alfredoalcantar8691 Kid, get out of the comments section. You have a wild number of comments here, but you really should be studying.

@@Attica_Rises Alejandro Alcantara can be one of those Cuban getting paid by the USA to spread American propaganda against Cuba.

Well the embargo still in place because the Cuban government haven't paid yet the properties they stole from US companies and Cuban citizens in 1959... billions of dollars in properties...Cubans paying for your "free" tuition with blood and tears talking about American privilege kids..

@@erellozano1518 Yes, let's ask former plantation workers to pay back the plantation owners who previously owned an entire country's economy from across the sea dating back to a colonialist war. They are too convenient a scapegoat for our own unwillingness to fund our students, and in doing so we can forget our problems with our own ruling exploiters who profit off of this arrangement, and sabre rattle instead against a tiny island nation powerless to change that exploitative arrangement. Holding our oligarchs accountable for the Second Gilded Age they've created is just too hard and mean for our loyal peasants, our homeless cities, and our happy slaves who don't need to be distracted from pulling themselves up by their bootless bootstraps.

Embargo doesn't apply to all countries, companies The U.S. has maintained a comprehensive economic embargo on Cuba since the 1960s, preventing most American companies from doing business on the island and vice versa. The sanctions do not force other countries and non-U.S. companies.

To add to what Alfredo said. Cuba has import more food and medicine from US than from any other country. Also go and learn the reason of that embargo and the conditions for it to be lifted. Please educate yourself before making opinions that can be taken as true by other people

The embargo had nothing to do with Cuba’s oppression on its people. I’m cuban and I would love to educate you on the oppression and impoverishment.

@@Daniela-mn6cw their oppression? You just sound like a standard American to me. One second while we vote for one of two parties that represent the oligarchs that never serve the interests of the people again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, on and on and on and on…

@Daniela you look like that people in Cuba that the USA are paying to opposed the Cuban government and spread fake and bad news about Cuba.why you are not saying about the free education,sport,health care etc.. and what the Cuban government do to help Cuban and others people around the world every day.you are not talking about the social benefits programs the Cuban government have for example the construction of houses for Cuban etc.

So why don't you live there?

@@jaiyaalexandra144 I don't live in the US even though I was born there. I LEFT and live in Rome. And I don't live in Cuba because the US has spent 60 years making our island unbearable to live on. I go EVERY year to visit family it is a crime against humanity the way the EMBARGO has blocked FOOD, Medicine and Fuel from our island. America has no Democracy to speak of oppressing it's black population for 400 years yet it preaches to the rest of the world what their systems should be. It's bullied other countries who are helping Cuba, placing actual fines on them if they trade with my island. America is a MALIGNANT cancer that the whole world sees as a bully that is destined to fall. I dream of living on my beautiful island when it's free from the demon that is America 💯

@@jaiyaalexandra144 you sound like a Miami Cubans, criticizing other Cubans for being positive about Cuba

@@ericktwelve11 Maybe they are like that because they suffered, much like I have, you don't know what it's like not to have toilet paper, having to stand in a queue for nappies and chicken. What about the potatoes that Cubans can't even sell freely while growing them themselves? I went to a restaurant in La Habana, extremely fancy. Guess who I ran into there? Fidel Castro 's son, I didn't know that it was him. I love babies so I started playing with his one year old, turns out he was Fidel' s grandson. I am not a Cuban but I spent 6-7 years there. A great deal of my identity has been formed by the island. I love Cubans. The issue isn't just the U. S though. Do you guys know what MLC is? I also gave birth in Cuba. My point is just that the politicians and their families are not living like the average Cuban. You have no idea what it feels like to be in a guagua, squashed like a sardine. I'm sorry, forgive me for being emotional because I know what it's like to eat only spaghetti everyday porque no hay nada para comer...

The pain of not having pads, thankfully I could afford to buy them from an international pharmacy. Sorry, but there is more to this than just the US embargo. Why are they throwing people in jail for so much as speaking about protesting?

Why should you show something that is 10 percent true and the other 90 percent all a fabricated lie?

@Alejandro Cabrera You are the only spreading lies.American people should get more information about Cuba and stop believing in bad American advertising lies just to implement the inhumane blockade against Cuba.

@@DiosMariaJesus could you please explain how you get to the brilliant conclusion that I am "spreading lies"...??? What information do you suggest about Cuba...? The one of your convenience...? The one that the totalitarian regime of Cuba manipulate and give out to the world...? Or, do you prefer the information about what the cuban people live every day, having lack of everything, while the regimen lives in full luxury like true capitalists billionaires...???? Tell me please wish information do you prefer...?!? I'll wait...

@Alejandro Cabrera you are only seeing and spreading American bad Advertisements about Cuba.Everyone knows about the money American government are paying to some people to spread fake news about Cuba and others countries they don't like it.USA imposed the blockade to Cuba for over 60 years just because Cuba are not one of their puppet s and Cuba chooses to be independent from USA.

@@DiosMariaJesus are you yelling all that BS from the comfort and abundance of the capitalism...??? Where do you live...???

They're lying; there's no such thing as free. My parents are Cuban & were never allow to attend "free schools" You have to sign a contract before you start school as a foreigner that you identify as a Communist & will have to do TWO years of free labor, after graduating. If you're already a Cuban, you need to have a strong Communist family record to even enroll in "free" college. Most medications and supplies in Cuba, now cause bidding wars anyway. After the USSR collapsed Cuba, started allowing its people to accept & carry foreign money. Most doctors in Cuba, won't even give you their last supply of medicine unless you pay them in U.S dollars or in expensive gifts.

Wish her the best. Awesome accomplishment.

Not too late

Please don’t. I study at this school and this is just the surface of it. We struggle A LOT with food availability, living conditions, transportation etc. Your child’s mental and physical health will suffer greatly

Cuban doctors have long been in the US.

The fact that hospitals in the US put patients on the street if they don’t have insurance is so 💔

What hospital you good in Cuba?

@@uniqueone8928 Cira Garcia.

That sounds like a great plan, I live in a small town in Mexico where there a cuban doctor has had his practice for 2 decades, he does so much good in the town and provides excellent treatment. Mexico needs doctors

No, please, stay there. Practice there. Live there. Let me know in a year once you’re sick of the shortages, lack of food, lack of medicine and repression of speech and thought. 🙂 - an actual Cuban.

@@Daniela-mn6cw The blockades aren't this Mexican person's fault. Besides, Cuba would seem like paradise for many poor people, from Mexico or elsewhere. I get that it doesn't feel that way to you, with the enduring shortages, but good healthcare, a social safety net and above all, a free education of such high quality is more than the vast, vast majority of people get. Not even people in rich countries like America, England, Germany etc. could dream of getting a doctor's degree for free as a foreigner, with room and board paid for.

@@Daniela-mn6cw I did live there, back in the 00's, and yes the lacks are patent and we well know why and it must stop. That is why it is great to cut past the anti-Cuba propaganda, people from other countries living there do help with that once they go back to their home countries.

@@Daniela-mn6cw they literally addressed your dumbass talking points in the video lmao. You're falling into the trap the US set. what do you think the purpose for sanctions are? It's to make the populations discontent with their government.

Cuba it is a beautiful place if you’re a Taurus but if you lived there is not a beautiful place

I'm a libra.

@@N238E lol 😆. I think she meant to say a "tourist"

@@alfredoalcantar8691 it’s beautiful for Geminis too 💛

You guys are really funny. I know you know that he/she is not talking about horoscope. 😂😂

American doctors have the lower success and efficacy for their patients. Their patients are the most unhealthy and the least educated(about their health) patients compared to their Cuban counterparts. It is a fact that Cuba provides more doctors to the developing world than all G8 countries combine. Cuba's infectious disease program is arguably the best in the world. Cuba is 95% vaccinated. So I'm not sure what American MDs would actually be able to sneer about. Lastly America battles with Mexico as most obese country. And most chronic diseases like diabetes linked to being overweight.

These students have to take US exams when they get back. So far there s a very high number who ace those exams !

The process of taking the USMLE exams and applying for the residency programs for the junior doctors are the same wether they graduated from Cuba or UK, Germany, Japan, Burundi, etc… The process if fair and equal for everyone.. The success depend how well you do on those exams, and generally the Cuban graduates do very well!

That will depend on what you define as 'quality'. Is is the number of patients attended to or actual amount of effort spent on difficult cases

I think she answered this question when she said "They learn to prevent diseases instead of patching it up with big pharma drugs companies who have an army of lobbyists". Personally, I like the Canadian healthcare system, tax me more and I get free health care.

Also African countries, Russian, Caribbean, Europeans...

too bad Cuban don't have the same experience this is only for the elite. These students are the most stupidest people I've ever heard . Why do Cuban doctors flee for their lives defect 24/7

Right 👍

Good luck!