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Mitchell proclaimed: "As the U.S. debates health care....We went back to the Latin American medical school here to talk to American medical students about what they're learning about medicine, about Cuba, and about themselves." That soon became disturbingly apparent as student Cynthia Aguilera gushed: "...after graduating with no debt, no worries about paying off loans and having to get a high-paying job, we can return to our communities [in the U.S.] and work in them and try to uplift them the same way that Cuba uplifted us."
Fellow medical student Heather Ross declared: "...usually when you enter medical school they tell you, 'Okay, we hope you can hold on to your ideals.' Here they actually teach you ideals from day one, in hopes that you will be a physician who will go into you're community and become a leader as well as change agent for improving your community."
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