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In Guatemala, the Cuban medical brigade has 412 health professionals, including 333 doctors. The agreement has been an important source of income for Cuba, but the Guatemalan government announced that it will not renew the contracts, forcing the brigade to gradually withdraw from the country. The decision comes a few days after the signing of a trade agreement with the US, marking a turn in Guatemala's international cooperation policy. From Antigua, our correspondent Andrés Suárez Jaramillo gives us more details.
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