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lol do you know how Chavez support education project and "free" health care to his own people?
Dude, bear in mind he done that in 2006 when petrol dollar is 80 to 100 per barrel, do you even know the Health Care system in venezuela is all but wipe out during the petrol dollar crisis? Now you are lucky to find a functioning hospital to treat you if you are sick. Its fine and dandy when the money come flushing in, what if the money ran dry? Even the russian look the other way, just look at how venezuela ask the Russian for second batch of Su-30...
I understand you or some people here harbor anti US setiment, but dude, not all anti US president or pm are great, you do know there are more venezuelan hate their current government than American, well, the american, they simply dont care...
The wealth of Venezuela is being hoarded or ship out by the rich. Cuba is still having on par healtcare with USA FOC. 1% of USA controls closer to 30-50% of wealth, you can imagine how much wealth 1% of Venezuela control?
During the Cuba revolution, Che Guevara, though a monster who killed a lot, in fact is a saint who save a lot of life. First thing he do is to tell Cuba medical cartel to go fcuk yourselves.
Now USA people die or go bankrupt by doctor. In Cuba, every life is precious.
Health care in Cuba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Following the Revolution and the subsequent United States embargo against Cuba, an increase in disease and infant mortality worsened in the 1960s.[2] The new Cuban government asserted that universal healthcare was to become a priority of state planning. In 1960 revolutionary and physician Che Guevara outlined his aims for the future of Cuban healthcare in an essay entitled On Revolutionary Medicine, stating: "The work that today is entrusted to the Ministry of Health and similar organizations is to provide public health services for the greatest possible number of persons, institute a program of preventive medicine, and orient the public to the performance of hygienic practices."[13] These aims were hampered almost immediately by an exodus of almost half of Cuba’s physicians to the United States, leaving the country with only 3,000 doctors and 16 professors in the University of Havana’s medical college.[14] Beginning in 1960, the Ministry of Public Health began a program of nationalization and regionalization of medical services.[14]