In these difficult times for the island, we express our strongest support for its people subjected to the unjust economic blockade for years, Mabaya emphasized.

I have returned to my country, working as a doctor, helping my people, demonstrating that a better world is possible, giving back what Cuba has generously given me, the doctor reflected from the hospital in Bulawayo city.

With deep gratitude, commitment, and respect, I confirm that I am a doctor who graduated from ELAM in 2024, trained under solidarity, humanism, and the conviction that health is not a privilege, but a right.

Mabaya emphasized that throughout the years, Cuba has demonstrated a profoundly humanitarian and compassionate spirit, giving hope to nations through its medical brigades.

BAs we approach February 24th, he stated, we remember a date that marked a milestone in the resumption of the struggle for the Caribbean nation’s independence, a day that invites us to reflect on resistance, dignity, and self-determination.

In a video released here, the young doctor insisted on considering himself a son, a brother, and a friend of Cuba, one who votes for solidarity and bids farewell with “Until Victory, Always.”

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