Tramping through the Himalayan snows to treat patients after the 2005 Pakistan earthquake, internist Félix Báez could never have imagined he would be on the front lines of Ebola in Sierra Leone […]
Time Magazine November 5, 2014 By Alexandra Sifferlin It’s the only country besides the U.S. to send substantial human resources to West Africa As the first nation to dedicate hundreds of health […]
LATIN AMERICAN HERALD TRIBUNE By Walter Lippmann Caracas, Sunday, November 23, 2014 Cuban Doctor with Ebola in Stable Yet Worrying Condition GENEVA – The health of Cuban doctor Felix Baez Sarria, who […]
[From Peace Action – WI’s Oct. – Nov. MOBILIZER, by Art Heitzer, Steering Committee Member] The Ebola health crisis has given U.S. mass media another basis to scare the American people, but […]
By Conner Gorry, The Guardian October 23, 2014 Guatemala, Pakistan, Indonesia, Haiti. Four different nations that share a common experience: in the past decade, they were all struck by natural disasters which […]
The specter of the Ebola epidemic is trumping politics and bringing countries together. Patrick Oppmann from CNN reports in the video here.
By: Daniel Trotta October 21, 2014 HAVANA (Reuters) – Cuban doctors and nurses departing for West Africa to combat Ebola consider themselves lucky. Among the 15,000 who volunteered, they are among only […]
By the Editorial Board of the NYT October 20, 2014 Cuba is an impoverished island that remains largely cut off from the world and lies about 4,500 miles from the West African nations […]
From the Wall Street Journal | By Drew Hinshaw | October 9, 2014 With risks growing that Ebola could flare on foreign shores, the U.S. is calling for nations to dispatch doctors […]
Written by Seth Galinsky Shared from Repeating Islands – Posted on September 21, 2014 The revolutionary government of Cuba is sending a 165-member medical team to Sierra Leone to combat the outbreak of […]
Wisconsin Coalition to Normalize Relations with Cuba 
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