How did Cuba become a humanitarian power?
22 September 2014image source, Getty"Actually we had a nice experience, we were able to treat diseases that are not seen in Cuba. You study them or read them in a book but you don't see them in practice, for that part it was nice. But there was also intense fear, for example of AIDS".Cuban Marisol Díaz Rodríguez spent two years (2006-2008) in Zimbabwe as part of a medical brigade sent by the Cuban government to the African country."We were younger and we did it partly as an adventure. In Cuba there is no way to go anywhere, and we wanted…
