Bay of Pigs invasion and aftermath Propaganda film produced in Cuba

The video discusses the revolutionary medical advancements in Zapata, Cuba, where for the first time, medical care was introduced to combat diseases like typhus, tetanus, tuberculosis, and malaria. Initially, there was fear and distrust among the people towards medical procedures, but the revolution's assurance of health benefits overcame these fears. The youngest benefited the most, receiving medicine with ice cream. Historically, those who couldn't fight diseases unaided often died, but the revolution aimed to change this narrative.

What significant change did the revolutionary movement bring to Zapata?

• Introduction of modern agriculture

• Development of infrastructure

• Establishment of educational institutions

• Provision of medical care

How did the people of Zapata initially react to medical procedures?

• With distrust and fear

• With indifference

• With anger and resistance

• With enthusiasm and eagerness

What helped alleviate the fear and distrust of medical procedures among the people?

• The assurance of the revolution's good intentions

• The promise of financial rewards

• The presence of foreign doctors

• The use of traditional medicine

What special treatment did the youngest receive during the medical campaign?

• They were exempted from vaccinations

• They were given toys

• They were given extra medical check-ups

• They received their medicine with ice cream

What was the situation in Zapata before the revolution's medical intervention?

• There was a high availability of medical facilities

• Many died if they couldn't fight off diseases unaided

• People relied on traditional healers

• Diseases were easily treated