Sudan

Executive summary

Cuba's medical presence in Sudan dates to a 2005 teaching brigade, later formalized through a bilateral Health Cooperation Agreement signed on 26 April 2018 between Ministers Bahr Idriss Abu-Garda and Roberto Morales Ojeda; the mission is now inactive, with zero active personnel and only one participant accumulated historically since 2008, suggesting minimal scale rather than clear numerical manipulation. While no country-specific incidents are detailed in this profile, the documented framework of standard violations applies, including passport retention, restricted movement, and coercive contractual conditions under Cuban law (Resolution 368/2020, Penal Code art.176, Migration Law arts. 24.1, Decree 306/2012). No political mobilization activity is recorded for Sudan. A single collaborator, a silent statistic, still bound by the same invisible chains.

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