Cuban professionals abandon public health and education over low pay and poor conditions

A nurse, teacher, and hematology specialist in Cuba have left their professions in public health and education, citing low salaries, lack of resources, and poor working conditions. This reflects a broader brain drain in Cuba's state sectors, though the scale and impact remain unclear. The exodus of skilled workers could further strain Cuba's already fragile public services.

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