Rethinking the U.S.-Cuban Embargo

In 2001, a group of American minority students defied their home country’s law and entered Cuba to begin a medical school education. The Latin American School of Medicine in Havana (ELAM) was founded by Castro to educate foreign students, but did not accept U.S. nationals until 2001, when U.S. polit...

The International Journal of the Humanities: Annual Review

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