In this special episode, Jason Poblete (appearing at the 16:46 time stamp) is a guest on the Spanish-language program hosted by award-winning journalist Gabriel Bauducco alongside renowned human rights advocate María Werlau of Archivo Cuba.
Together, they pull back the curtain on Cuba’s international medical missions—a program long promoted as an act of solidarity, but in reality, an elaborate system of forced labor and state-sponsored human trafficking.
Drawing from decades of legal and policy experience in U.S. sanctions and international law, Poblete details the most recent U.S. sanctions aimed at dismantling this exploitative network, explaining their impact on the Cuban dictatorship and its global partners.
🎯 This episode aired in Spanish, and we are currently working on English-dubbed versions—stay tuned.
🔍 Key Topics:
Who truly profits from Cuba’s overseas medical missions?
How do these agreements function between Havana and foreign governments?
What do the new U.S. sanctions signal about future accountability?
🎧 A must-watch conversation for anyone focused on Latin American policy, human rights law, and transnational repression.
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📺 Watch now on Gabriel Bauducco’s Channel. English-language version coming soon.
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