By Jaime Díaz
Haiti is in ruins. Many countries ran to offer help, including Cuba which increased its number of doctors in Haiti from 300 to 450 and set up hospitals and clinics to tend to the injured and dying. Haiti also had 400 of its own medics to offer support … who were trained at Cuban medical schools. Doctors and nurses from around the world came to help a nation in need after the terrible earthquakes suffered there. More importantly, it was a moment for nations to look at the causes that led up to the tragedy and learn more about themselves and the consequences of greed and of coveting a neighbor’s resources.
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