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The Impact of Barrio Adentro in 2003 The Impact of Barrio Adentro in 2003
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Misión Milagro Misión Milagro
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Training Doctors: A Radically New Approach Training Doctors: A Radically New Approach
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Looking Back on Bilateral Medical Cooperation Looking Back on Bilateral Medical Cooperation
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7 The Cuba-Venezuela Medical Partnership: The Castro-Chávez Dream Lives On
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Published:October 2015
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Abstract
Cuba’s largest trading partner and closest ally is Venezuela. When Venezuelan physicians refused to work in the barrios of Caracas, the mayor approached Cuban family doctors, and soon there were thousands of Cuban physicians there in the Barrio Adentro program. Cuba has some 30,000 medical personnel in Venezuela, whose services are paid for by oil exports. Cuba’s medical role in various stages is examined, as are the various modalities of medical cooperation in which it is engaged nowadays—from the level of family doctor to medical specialist, from training medical students to assisting in a nationwide Operation Miracle program. The results of this longstanding medical cooperation are assessed.
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