Cuba to export medical technology to Venezuela
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Cuba is to export medical technology consumables to Venezuela, under an agreement signed by Jose Goicoechea, of Cuba's state council, and Maria Urbaneja, Venezuela's minister for health and social development. Venezuela has billed the move as a sign of growing social ties between the two countries and an example of the advanced state of Cuban medical technology.
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