Only USA Narratives Disparage It!!
Cuba's renowned Dr. Augustin Lage Davila is famed for his work at Havana's BioCubaFarma and the Center for Molecular Immunology. While U. S. news agencies apparently must get permission from anti-Cuban zealots in Little Havana, in Congress, and in the Trump White House to mention Dr. Davila, that is not the case with other news agencies...such as London-based Reuters, Paris-based AFP, and Ankara-based Anadolu. This week Reuters and AFP have told their international audiences that a key factor in Cuba's "exceptional leadership in the worldwide Coronavirus pandemic relates to its universal and totally free health for all Cubans." Today -- July 10th, 2020 -- the Anadolu News Agency featured the above photo of Dr. Davila to illustrate a major article to highlight this fact: "Cuba has stood out as one of the most capable countries in the world to fight the deadly coronavirus pandemic with only 86 reported deaths so far and slightly over 2,400 cases. The U. S. state of Florida alone, which is a stone's throw from the Caribbean nation, has registered over 4,000 deaths and at least 223,000 infections. The statistics are confirmed by Johns Hopkins University in the United States."
Today the Anadolu New Agency used the above video that features Dr. Augustin Lage Davila explaining in English how Cuba's universal health system buttressed with certain proven drugs has curtailed Covid-19 on the island. He said, "We use hydroxychloroquine in the framework of the protocol for managing coronavirus patients. But we incorporate five other drugs, such as Recombinant Human Interferon Alpha 2b, as a basis for our treatments."
Turkey is the latest nation that is depending on the expertise of renowned Cuban doctors and scientists such as Dr. Davila to fight the Coronavirus pandemic. More than 30 other nations -- from Italy to Spain to Southern Africa to Qatar, etc. -- have called on Cuba's help to battle COVID-19 and many of them have joined organizations in Portugal and the UK to nominate Cuban doctors for the Nobel Peace Prize because of "their selfless and herculean devotion to help other nations navigate through the Coronavirus pandemic." Such publicity seems to encourage Little Havana and the Trump administration to escalate their expensive denunciations and attacks on Cuban doctors like Dr. Davila. Meanwhile in the United States, especially in Florida, the work of Dr. Davila and other Cuban doctors and health superstars are mocked and demeaned by the unchecked purveyors of anti-Cuban propaganda...much of it dispensed on a daily basis by sources such as the Miami-based Radio-TV Marti outfit that has been lavishly funded by tax dollars from Washington for decades...supposedly to pump Counter Revolutionary propaganda to the Cubans on the island.
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With Cuba in Phase I of its Recovery from the Coronavirus, the island's tourist centers are beginning to cautiously open.
The five popular Keys just off mainland Cuba's north-central coast are among the first tourist areas to reopen.
Open-air dining, such as at the Coppelia Ice Cream Parlor, will be reopening for both locals and tourists although the capital city of Havana is still closely monitored.
Meanwhile, the Radio-TV Marti "news" operation in Miami continues to soak up millions of tax dollars to supposedly tell Cubans on the island how fantastic things will be when Little Havana resumes control of Havana for the first time since December 30th, 1958.
And meanwhile, Cubans on the island know first-hand why they appreciate their medical scientists and there universal and free healthcare...and don't wait for one of the unblocked signals from Radio-TV Marti to inform them that their free healthcare and their free educations thorough college are jokes.
Cubans, now less afraid of Covid-9m are also hoping that tourists...especially from Europe...will begin returning to the island as they were in 2016 and 2017 before the Obama-to-Trump transition in the United States dampered things.
And even with the Little Havana-ruled Trump presidency having 116 days left in his 4-year term, Cubans on the island will continue to punch back.
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