Cuban nurse criticized Francia Marquez for defending the health system in that country: “We are slaves to the system”

In recent days cum France Marquis It became a trend after some statements he made in the middle of an interview he gave to the Colombian magazine week. On the one hand, he talked about his management, security and some issues of general interest. On the other hand, his conception of dictatorships and democracies made known.

On this last topic, talk about Cuba, one of the longest dictatorships on the continent and praised for its health system. Given this positive perception, many people have spoken out about the issue, including a Cuban nurse Arislady Lopezin the middle of the programme the night to RCN He brought it to the attention of the President, stating that the treatment they are receiving is from the Cuban regime that he is currently leading Miguel Diaz-Canel.

I mention it in an interview with the magazine weekThe Vice President pointed out that the form of government in Cuba is not a dictatorship, and even asked why they always talk about it this way, and she remembered that they are always sent from the island. the doctors to help other countries.

in the journalistic space Vicki Davila He asked her directly if she considered that Cuba was a dictatorship, and he was a government official in it Gustavo Petro He answered evasively at first: “But why? In other words, it was a confined dictatorship, a dictatorship as you say, but don’t send weapons. Send doctors. Isn’t that great?”

However, Dávila insisted: “Is Cuba a dictatorship for you or not?” Marquez replied, “I put the qualifications in, and I don’t put them that way. I don’t put them like that… I respect independence For every people and the sovereignty of every people. Each town decides how to organize itself politically”; and at that moment he blamed the United States for the difficult situations we are witnessing on the Caribbean island: “It was not able to make a decision because it was surrounded by powers. “The United States prevented him from doing so,” he said.

At that moment in the interview, the situation became more tense because the director of the Colombian magazine stated that it was a dictatorship, considering the time when Fidel Castro was in power; And at that moment, the social leader also pointed out that Columbia was also: “Didn’t we have it here, Vicki?” He then added that despite the fact that there are elections in Colombia, “with results in which injustice and inequality are the greatest in the world … the dictatorship and democracy of a country is not measured only by elections.”

In this sense, she developed her idea, commenting that her democracy is measured by guaranteeing the rights of society and she ended by explaining that what she admires most about Cuba is its health system: “I said I admire it, I said . I like the health system, I support professionalism, blockades and thousands of compatriots, including Colombians. Because over a thousand people have trained there and never had the opportunity here, in our nation and in our country. They got it in another embattled or dictatorial country,” she says.