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l’École Latino-américaine des Sciences Médicales (ELAM) est la matérialisation des idées de Fidel

Celebran en Cuba el décimo aniversario de la Escuela Latinoamericana de Medicina (ELAM), en La Habana, el 15 de noviembre de 2009. AIN FOTO/Roberto MOREJON RODRIGUEZ

Jose Ramon Machado Ventura préside le meeting pour le 10e anniversaire de l’ELAM dont les étudiants envoient un message à Fidel

La Havane, 16 novembre, (RHC-Cubadebate)- Les étudiants et les diplômés de l’École Latino-américaine des Sciences Médicales (ELAM), ont envoyé des salutations au leader historique de la Révolution Cubaine Fidel Castro, fondateur de cette institution de solidarité, de fraternité et de justice, le 15 novembre 1999.

Au cours du meeting, présidé par José Ramon Machado Ventura, Premier Vice-Président du Conseil d’État et du Conseil des Ministres de notre pays, les jeunes de diverses nationalités ont remercié Fidel Castro de sa leçon d’humanisme et l’ont proclamé Prix Nobel de l’Espoir.

Pour sa part, José Ramon Balaguer, ministre cubain de la santé publique a relevé que l’Elam est la matérialisation des idées de Fidel, de sa conception de l’être humain et du monde, des principes qui sont à la base d’une Révolution. Il a signalé :

“Il est impossible, au cours d’un meeting comme celui-ci pour célébrer le 10e anniversaire de cette école de ne pas avoir Fidel à l’esprit et dans le cœur. Cette école est la matérialisation de ses idées, de sa conception sur l’être humain, sur le monde, sur les principes qui sont à la base d’une révolution véritable. Si le bonheur pouvait être mesuré, nous ne savons pas quel volume il pourrait atteindre. Parfois on demande à un enfant : jusqu’où va ton amour pour moi et il répond : jusqu’au ciel. Je dirais que si c’est une mesure du bonheur que nous avons aujourd’hui, vous et nous, c’est exact. Il n’y a aucune différence entre un médecin cubain et un médecin formé à l’ELAM. Le travail de nos médecins dans 77 pays du monde produit du bonheur et un grand optimisme indépendamment des problèmes, des guerres de l’impérialisme, des problèmes du changement climatique qui menacent l’Humanité et qui effraient les gens dans le monde entier. Mais malgré ces problèmes on éprouve un grand optimisme lorsque l’on sait que des hommes et des femmes capables de transformer ce monde avec dévouement sont formés.

Je termine en citant le discours prononcé par Fidel le 20 août 2005 à l’occasion de la cérémonie de remise des diplômes aux premiers médecins formés dans cette école : de même qu’il y a 40 ans, permettez-moi de rêver avec la seule différence qu’après un demi-siècle de lutte je suis complètement persuadé que personne ne pourra dire, au sujet des rêves de Cuba, comme l’a dit Calderon de la Barca : la vie n'est qu'un rêve et les rêves ne sont que des rêves, indiquait Fidel. Avancez, porte-drapeaux invincibles d’une si noble profession, démontrant que tout l’or de la planète ne peut pas acheter la conscience d’un véritable gardien de la santé et de la vie ; prêt a aller à n’importe quel pays où l’on aura besoin de lui et persuadé du fait qu’un monde meilleur est possible. Permettez-moi, en tant que Cubain fier de son peuple et de sa Révolution, de crier : Vive Fidel ! Vive Raul ! Vivent les hommes et les femmes qui se consacrent, corps et âme, à sauver les vies des humbles de cette Terre qui en ont le plus besoin ! Vive Notre Amérique ! De Bolivar et de Martí, marchant en rangs serrés comme l’argent au cœur des Andes, indépendante et solidaire. Vive l’intégration latino-américaine ! Vive l’ALBA ! et Fidel a terminé à cette occasion-là: Jusqu’à la victoire toujours ! La Patrie ou la Mort, nous vaincrons ! ».

“Ce projet est une contribution modeste au développement des peuples » -a-t-il relevé. Il a mis l’accent sur la qualité de la formation scientifique et humaine des jeunes. Il a précisé que 36% des plus des 7000 diplômés font leur spécialité à Cuba.

« Cette école est un exemple de ce que sera l’avenir de Notre Amérique, un avenir digne, l’expression de l’internationalisme et du patriotisme » a ajouté le ministre cubain de la santé publique.

Pour sa part, Juan Carrizo, recteur fondateur de l’ELAM, a expliqué que cinq fournées de jeunes médecins ont reçu jusqu’à présent leurs diplômes à l’ELAM et qu’ils sont au nombre de 7 256 dont la majorité d’une trentaine de pays y compris 33 jeunes étasuniens.

Au nom des étudiants, Alihuen Antileo, de la ethnie Mapuche, président du Conseil d’Étudiants de l’ELAM, a indiqué : « nous, qui nous sommes vu refuser le droit de faire notre médecine dans nos pays, nous sommes formés comme médecins, hommes de science et humanistes, avec la conviction que ce monde doit être changé.

 

Sources: RHC, AIN, GRANMA, TRABAJADORES, JUVENTUD REBELDE, PL, REUTER, EFE, IPS, ANSA, AFP, XINHUA, TASS, DPA, AP.
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