The Complicity of the ILO in Cuba’s Slave Trade.
Cuba's cleverly devised slave trafficking and human exploitation operations and the International Labor Organization (ILO) are closely intertangled. Since 1963, the Cuban communist regime has utilized its workforce for human export purposes, particularly in the medical field. Lauded as “internationalist” socialist solidarity, the truth is that it has always about money for a parasitic dictatorship incapable of fomenting a system that could provide for the most basic needs of its citizenry.
Along this path of human capital leasing, a slave labor market ensued and was deepened by the collaboration of international organizations and governments, many of them, representing democratic societies.
The medical services sector has been particularly seized upon. Calling them “medical brigades”, Cuban communism has had, at any given time in recent history, over 30,000 medical professionals in over 70 countries. The Cuban “laborers” never contract directly with the hiring entities. All the agreements are between the Marxist regime and the international organization, such as the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the World Health Organization (WHO) or with foreign governments.
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