Madagascar

Executive summary

Cuba's teaching mission to Madagascar began in 1966 and remained active through the 1970s and 1980s, spanning at least three decades before becoming inactive, with no brigade deployed during the Covid-19 pandemic and zero active personnel currently reported. Official statistics show no documented historical participant totals, precluding verification against independent sources or assessment of inflation. While no country-specific labour violation details are provided beyond standard patterns, the profile references overarching legal frameworks—MINCEX Resolution 368/2020, Cuba's Penal Code (art.176), Migration Law (art.24.1), and Decree 306/2012—implicated in movement restrictions and forced labour conditions. No political mobilisation activities are documented. Decades of service, yet no accounting of those who served. Silence in the archive is not absence of exploitation.

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