Comments on: Help U.S. graduates of medical school in Cuba prepare to serve needy communities at home

By: link2life

link2life — Tue, 07 May 2013 01:08:30 +0000

Its getting demand for medical job that many students graduated each year and how could they balance the job and description?

By: Greyson Marcelo

Greyson Marcelo — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 09:00:17 +0000

Getting this news of IFCO which announces a new partnership to help graduates on the next steps of their journey I am so surprised and can say that it is a good idea for us all. I also have known about the news of IFCO is committed to aiding these young people until their journey is finished and they are finally providing medical care in medically underserved communities across the country. Thanks and inform like this at all…

By: Don Dallimore

Don Dallimore — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 22:14:07 +0000

What do you think of Cuba now, Rubio and iLena Ros (R). I don't think they fit YOUR description of, "a terrorist nation only 90 miles from our shores who is a threat to our society"! Could you see the United States offering a similar gesture, with the only cost to the students, "that they promise to work in under-serviced areas of the countries' they came from".
Cuba sure deserves the 50-plus years of US embargo doesn't it, eh?
Perhaps the REAL terrorist nation lies 90 miles FROM Cuba, in my humble opinion.
Some things never change!
Perhaps the re-election of a kinder, softer, caring, president, will help change things. I Hope!