The program to train young Palestinians
as doctors was to be the latest addition to an array of international
solidarity programs the late President Hugo Chavez established, the best-known
of which provides communist Cuba with cheap oil in exchange for the services of
tens of thousands of health professionals. But eight months later, about a
third of the Palestinians have dropped out, complaining the program lacks
academic rigor, according to interviews The Associated Press conducted with
students, teachers and government officials. At least 29 have already gone
home, while other dropouts are living in Caracas rent-free as they wait to
receive plane tickets to go home. More…
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