Brasilia - President-elect Jair Bolsonaro never expected such a conclusive response from Cuba that it ended its collaboration in the More Doctors program and now this honorable decision has caused health chaos in Brazil, Brazilian doctor Daniel Sabino, who graduated in Cuba in 2010, told Prensa Latina.

Havana - A group of 204 Cuban health collaborators who worked on Brazil''s More Doctors program returned to the island on Friday as a result of the hostile attitude of the South American country''s president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro.

It was to be expected; everything was planned. Jair Bolsonaro has received congratulations from the Trump administration for putting an end to the presence of Cuban doctors in Brazil, and now, tomorrow, he will be able to embrace the country’s National Security Advisor, John Bolton.

Havana - The vice president of the Cuban Council of Ministers, Ricardo Cabrisas, and the Minister of Construction from the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Pham Hong Ha, agreed in Havana on Thursday on the excellent state of bilateral relations.

Brasilia - With the withdrawal of Cuban professionals from the More Doctors program, 30 million Brazilians will be left without primary medical assistance, former Health Minister Arthur Chioro warned on Monday.