we watch for good care we prove. our point and. refrain so. we have a big problem we. doctors resume and i think someone would agree with you this is thiago. received several comments from people in brazil and we've translated them from portuguese the other says i was serviced by a cuban doctor today one of the few doctors i've seen be really worried about the patient i hope you can stay here the other side of that though we got this comment from yes me who says people complain about mace medicos and forget their medicine is super elitist and that the people who get this degree they don't want to work in a public hospital with bad infrastructure so she seems to be louise there pointing to the idea that brazil couldn't find qualified resilient doctors to work in some of these rural communities. oh yeah this is

a good challenge of our team part challenging. for our progress and particularly the cuban doctors play a crucial role in the brazil health system universal health system in brazil improving their cottage of prime health go car age improving their access to medical consultation especially in remote areas especially in poorer areas in the forehead able people reduced in hospitalization part primary care sensitive conditions. he has seen the feral to a specialist their services paid their request off for medical tests done last and this is the early part. problem in brasil the president doctors that are going to mark dr program.

general idea are the new really. degree the doctor or the early date the doctors and their they have. less experience and party very late that compared to the cuban doctors and this is the reality i would problem we need to improve the quality also by my health got in brazil. put in a role all the octave it is related to mark dr program related to the improving the court he will rule in the medical schools improving they are as if then else instrument cuts. and especially the technical support of usual. all the days in the primary health care are so. until that happens so that is the wish list

but that is pretty long and unfortunately some say not anywhere near happening until that happens we're going to further complicate matters system a little bit take a look at my screen here this from the miami herald cuban doctors who worked in brazil sue international organization alleging force laborers i'll tell you a little bit about that now on friday board cuban doctors who defected from brazil to the united states took legal action against the u.n. agency that brokered the more doctors program here's what local media in miami reported and that's why we're going to take them to court and the civil rights organization cuban doctors human rights team filed a federal lawsuit friday morning seeking damages on behalf of cuban doctors who say they were forced to provide health care in brazil the target of the lawsuit an organization affiliated with the united nations called pato of every dollar that brazil pays for their services follow the pan american health organization since

eighty percent of that money back to cuba the doctors get less than ten percent in the pan american health organization itself keeps five percent of that money from brazil as the feed. eleanor he wrote that first piece that i showed on my laptop here from miami herald talked to us about this lawsuit why is this program so controversial. but well i mean this for doctors are still in open house or pa in english their primary in health organization which is an un agency because they believe that they're going to say asian traffic it in human labor and benefited from who are what they deem is in a scheme of force labeled the problem is and this is the most controversial issue here is. according to official documents the receive the government was paying four thousand dollars to the cuban government for each doctor's but from dad doctors

would only get our one thousand dollars but then they even get the complete amount they will get a part in brazil an employer would be returning cuba and they would get access to that money only if they returned to the island so basically they're saying that they were in been paid what the government was paying doctors from all their nationalities that were part of the program and also they were complaining that they were curfew they were on their civilians by cuban agents that they could not travel freely and we heard sound mit testimony is in the in that press conference of doctors one of the doctors said. the government was hard outing her because she couldn't get his terse son to live with her in brazil all the time despite the fact that the brazilian government issue a visa for our her son so i afterwards the queue after she the fact from

or abandoned at the met the program the cuban government retaliated against her family and a big her family from a house she belts. it's her money so there are many issues which are really controversial but specifically i've been putting this question to the cuban government several times if day i agreed to be more transparent say more about why that. great difference between what they get and what they pay to doctors and i haven't being successful day don't want to talk to me. and of course that is exactly what everyone else wants to talk about go ahead arthur mollica i seen that it's important to put this in context because although i will not dispute any of the arguments the has been made by mrs garments i think that it will be helpful if even in this program but also in her newspaper if we make some

differences this intuition of the hill care of the global liver. dawlish told him to sell something. even house to sign it bloomed thirty called about the international recruitment of health personnel and it is a reality that if you looked up to what you need to do your article contacts in the context of the caribbean three quarters of all the nurses dug i'll wait at the university of west indies that provide hill care for six mediums only angle for caribbean three quarters of these nurses and we get eight door what are vacant are they on they do not use immunity that are recruited by the united kingdom the united states and canada so the reality is that in my view there are song evidence that are clear that the cuban government relations with these

doctors has been bury us the medical unsung are useless it looks that happen at the same time you cannot look at this issue of the call. to rex the. value of a good even with problems with our own taking into account the critical problem that hill care providers the lower level we are facing could be because it was just like the one in the democratic republic of congo because home owner seeing all the things it is it that it meant just putting the dream from developing countries to leave in a countries this conflict is important on the international me the current is well no doubt but expressed the ethics of our old health care provision in there will be realities that the cuban doctors in brazil when they are us part of

a kentucky piece i mean sort of call b.s. it's legal sure i mean just because they don't want to ask the medical we don't we don't question so i hear you there listen i intend to respond here her recommendation of what should be in her article that her paper got her and it's dr gamma as our daughter mrs chemist but anyway so i think no one is doubting the first equality of the cuban doctors and also you know like the international our needs to provide health care i think they each show here and that's what the cuban government needs to do answer and particularly why it was keeping almost eighty percent of wired depressed ill and government was paying the cuban doctors the other question that they would need to us it's where the money goes they have said that part of their money goes to the cuban health system which is public but then there's no really oversight on fiscal budgeting hubert's so instead

it's doing hard to find out if they're really investing that sort of money on the island and the total and not before you get back and i just wanted to do. share with our audience that the that the the binary that we find you to end it is also online because nothing can hear brings up a point that you raise are two and that's it one says cuban doctors and cuba's health care happen to be the envy of most developed nations another person writes in on you tube coming to us live they say that they've done amazing work throughout latin america and even here in portugal we had many human doctors working here in private hospitals but on the flip side of that coin you have people like e.g. who says it's still an example of slave labor yes we understand that they have to be taxed back in cuba which is fine but not seventy percent the new brazilian government should block that deal and one more until row as we go here says this is a way for the cuban regime to use foreign resources the government pays almost

nothing to the doctors that go abroad but it charges a price for first world services and it's not free or thorough. i think the local governments i mean in the european turn when i call her mrs gum's. which once i think the local government is right when she called for more transparency on the grounds of the q one goldman i personally believe the us i said before the agreement is very similar but not least what president bush will not will say on the percent of this salary but first the only he's integration us but it is this is not the middle order in fact it's more than twenty percent or thirty percent on seventy one hundred percent are you seeing these difficult to argue that. in reality we need to take into account their meaning. we need to rethink your book

on the conceptual but we don't look to see where sent to us in order to have it will sort of state. that are you meet that has been good to. see since. lease monthly well for the state. but the only piece that you do need to explore short of these services and with them only that you receive from the out group why strong help for tolls who remain at home and they are the ones that are making this same amount of money or list of only done their notice in the army got or the notices. the it is. that the libertarian people try to promote their realities for the quarter of least norse's. know you're going to. take into account their profession or the

rights of the hill. sure but i found that the call with us of the. refused to take into account their realities that already isn't in every single general assembly so i think all. i hear you there and i do want us to redirect a little bit because of course this is not a discussion about my hat miami herald's work or any journalist work and i will say also that we reach out to the un agency in charge of this program and we asked for a statement and they did not respond but of course the temptation is still open i want to move here though charge immunity in what they're saying because we got this week just now from cheikh who says the brazilian government isn't doing much to tackle the situation and if these doctors leave what's next so i will refer you to this tweet from the president elect again i am both so narrow who says that almost one hundred percent of the he can see it already. has.

forced from the ministry of health and brazil thirty percent of physicians that. please. i will give this one to you do you see these roles he's vacancies actually being filmed and still long term not just as a stopgap solution. it seems very difficult that all the lock on is will be filled by doctors especially quickly. all the. walk around see is that. got about ninety seven percent false inscriptions but the generally brazilian doctor run through this clip jones and that there are sometimes they don't present to the lord this is the evidence that we have collected from genesis two thousand and

thirteen. and now nowadays up the does not seven percent of description about the damn percent or even less are still. doctors are dworkin today in the. family help to start their youth teams are the ones to bali just what they are located then it seems that is very difficult. feel all devout consist in a quick way and in the form in woodward related the challenges regarding the activities that they need to do in each ministry polythene vulnerable population. indigenous that is and the reasons you're talking i could see apollo trying to get in one if you want to add. yes that fact consists

probably won't be fueled by brazilian doctors at the moment just seven per cent off the back and says. feel it by brazilian doctors just think big c.d.'s the major c.d.'s you remote areas ini deja news system off the shelf repairing area and shantytowns off the c.d.'s we don't have doctors in displeases presence to restart their work so i'm very cultured because i was a brazilian government putting on the media owned a prayer zoe we effect insists. it's it by ninety percent off doctors present but their reality it's not just seven percent off years ago doctors go to this east village and then when you see that it

just starts to work so we need another all this is true result of this problem off meant and fixation will follow no there's no i bash what i carry there and looking forward to a solution of course we will continue to keep our eye on both story that's all the time we happened today that the thought police keep your comments coming get twitter you tube now they're on dot com board flashed the stream by. singapore is being accused of expanding its coastline in the dredged satins of some of the islands off the coast of indonesia and that tree vanished it's a big business smuggling the sand when they go to take the sand there in fill in the sand is there you see this beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so pleasant the tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological

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