On June 27, at the National University of Córdoba (UNC) there will be a discussion convened by the Che Guevara Ophthalmological Center. “We are recovering the view of health as a fundamental right of the people,” the organization stated.
This Thursday, June 27, the conversation will be held “Health as a people’s right”, organized by the Che Guevara Ophthalmological Center. It will be at 5:30 p.m. in room A-8 of Batteries A, in Ciudad Universitaria.
“In the month of birth of Ernesto Guevara, who gave our Center its name, we consider it appropriate to put on the table the health perspective that governs our practice. In a convulsed and increasingly unequal world, where health seems a privilege, We recover a view that has health as a fundamental right of the people“, they expressed from the Che Guevara Ophthalmological Center.
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The program Operation Miracle It is a tool that allows access to visual health to historically neglected families and communities in the region. It is an example that allows us to think that another health system is possible: one that puts the human being first, and prevention as a paradigm of action. The Cuban people revolutionized the health model of their country, to reach everyone equally, and proposed to share this perspective with the rest of the people of Latin America.
“In this framework, reflecting on Cuba’s health system and putting it in relation to our local health system – at a time marked by the advance of imperialism on the continent – is a pressing task among those of us who are prepared to fight for a more just and humanitarian world“, they concluded.
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