💨 Abstract
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights requested details from OAS member states about Cuban medical missions, raising concerns about labor rights and potential violations. Cuba has over 22,000 doctors in more than 50 countries, crucial for many impoverished nations. The inquiry follows U.S. visa restrictions on officials involved in these missions. Caribbean leaders defend the missions, asserting the importance of Cuban medical professionals despite potential personal costs like visa restrictions. Cuba accuses the U.S.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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