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  1. Diplomatic talks are underway between Cuba, Belize, and Honduras regarding various matters, including the recruitment of healthcare professionals for local workforces.
  2. A Cuban medical brigade is working across Belize's health system while Kevin Bernard seeks medical expertise in Honduras.

Belize Government Explores Individual Contracts to Retain Cuban Medical Brigade Doctors

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The government of Belize is exploring the possibility of providing individual contracts to doctors and nurses from the Cuban Medical Brigade. Kevin Bernard, Minister of Health and Wellness, stated that the administration is currently working through the necessary mechanisms to evaluate the proposition. The government hopes for a positive response regarding these potential arrangements.

From 7newsbelize.com

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The initiative involves the potential integration of foreign medical personnel into the Belizean health system. The government is seeking to resolve the status of the brigade members while balancing international cooperation with national health strategy.

From 7newsbelize.com

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    The government of Cuba could see its medical personnel potentially employed under new contracts in Belize.

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