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Chron flip-flops on Cuban health care
lonestartimes.com
Jul 20, 2008
        

The editors of the Houston Chronicle, 6/17/08: Heavily sponsored by the Soviet Union, Castro’s Cuba survived, and in some respects thrived, especially in the delivery of education and health care. The editors of the Houston Chronicle, 7/19/08: This rate is one of the baseline indicators of a society’s quality of life. But according to the report, American babies’ life expectancy is on par with those in Croatia, Estonia and Cuba. Which is it, guys? Is Cuban health care something to admire, or something to slam the U.S. with? Hey, let’s... [read full story]                    

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