Cuban doctors in Italy
Cuba’s doctors to the rescue
The efforts by Cuba’s Henry Reeve International Medical Brigade have been the most significant example of medical internationalism during the COVID-19 pandemic. The brigade was set up in 2005 by Fidel Castro.
Lula and other international personalities join call to give Nobel Peace Prize to Cuban doctors
Among those supporting the call are Dilma Rousseff, Frei Betto, Leonardo Boff and US actors Danny Glover and Mark Ruffalo
Cuban doctors land in Azerbaijan to help fight COVID-19
Over 100 medical professionals from the Henry Reeve Brigade arrived in Azerbaijan on Monday. The brigade, founded by Fidel Castro in 2005, has worked in more than 25 countries during the COVID-19 pandemic
Who deserves the Nobel Peace Prize in a time of pandemic?
The solidarity work of Cuban doctors is a decades-long effort in medical internationalism whose roots go to the Cuban Revolution of 1959
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