Samuel Santos
Samuel Santos is the president of the Medical College of Honduras (CMH) and has been a vocal critic of the presence of Cuban doctors in Honduras. He argues that their employment violates local laws, as foreign medical professionals must adhere to specific requirements, including proper documentation and working without pay. Santos believes that the Cuban doctors, who reportedly receive monthly stipends, are undermining the standards set for foreign medical practice in the country.
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Honduras:
Samuel Santos, president of the Medical College of Honduras, criticized the new restrictions imposed by the Hospital Escuela.
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Uruguay:
Samuel Santos was part of the team that achieved the youth B record in the 4x100 medley.
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Honduras:
Samuel Santos, president of the CMH, expressed concerns about the delayed salary adjustments for doctors.
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Honduras:
Samuel Santos, the president of the Medical College of Honduras, demanded urgent measures to protect doctors in rural areas.
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Honduras:
Samuel Santos, president of the Medical College of Honduras, pointed out that the reduction of slots reflects the lack of communication between university authorities and the Minister of Health.
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Honduras:
Samuel Santos spoke out about the sanctions imposed by the United States on several Honduran officials.
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Honduras:
Samuel Santos stated that there is no equity in salaries between Honduran and Cuban specialists.
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Honduras:
Samuel Santos, presidente del Colegio Médico de Honduras, agreed that direct purchases raise doubts.
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Honduras:
Samuel Santos, president of the Medical College of Honduras, criticized the government's procurement process for medications.
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Honduras:
Samuel Santos is the president of the Medical College of Honduras who highlighted support from the president and minister.
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