Washington, April 18 (RHC)-- Cuba's solidarity with other countries in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic have eclipsed the United States in the world, the website www.strategic-culture.org underlines today.
The publication of the Strategic Culture Foundation affirms that Washington's coercion is not compatible with Cuba's solidarity and maintains that the coronavirus pandemic pushed the island into the international arena and as a formidable opponent of capitalism.
While Western countries struggle to cope with increasingly deficient health care systems that are responsible for a high mortality rate among coronavirus patients, Cuba faces the situation and, at the same time, maintains its internationalist reach.
The article adds and Cuba is no longer isolated. Its doctors and nurses are in great demand even by the same governments that go along with the aggressive foreign policy of the United States.
At the moment, however, Washington is waging a losing battle. Since 2018, the Trump administration has embarked on a smear campaign against the Cuban government, alleging the exploitation of revolutionary doctors who offer their services worldwide and in remote areas.
Unable to curb the growing need for Cuban doctors in Western countries, the United States retaliates by preventing foreign medical supplies from reaching the island, just as happened with a donation from the Chinese businessman and founder of the Alibaba website.
The publication of the Strategic Culture Foundation highlights that the White House is putting pressure on countries to reject the medical aid that Cuba is offering to combat the pandemic, a call that is finding more and more rejection as more countries seek the expertise of Cuban doctors during times of pandemics or natural disasters.
The United States, the article points out, influences world opinion through state terror and foreign intervention and is no longer a benchmark for the international community. Leading by example instead of coercion, Cuba has eclipsed the United States on the world stage, according to the article published by strategic-culture.org.
