Talk:Latin American School of Medicine (Cuba)
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[edit] I'm looking for reliable references...
(Spanish or other non-English language is fine)
- To confirm that the Caribbean School of Medical Sciences was for Francophone Caribbean (esp. Haitian) and African students only as asserted by this unreliable source:[1]. Or alternatively, persuade me why this amateurish website which has an anonymous postal box contact address and no named staff and anonymous web host registration is a reliable resource.[2]
Also now that this School is part of ELAM, is it still Francophone and still intended only for Haitians/Africans etc? Are there English language medical schools or other schools that have been incorporated into ELAM?
- To indicate whether the Venezuelan ELAM has actually opened or if not, what's happening. Someone with far better Spanish than me take a look at their official website - as far as I can tell, its still seems to be in "this stuff is being constructed" stage. And I can't find news sources (admittedly I was focussed on the Cuba original school anyway) indicating this school has actually opened
- Reliable source for VIP attendees (heads of state or government chief executives or other representatives) of the inauguration ceremony
Bwithh 18:42, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
Also - GFDL compatible pics would be great.... Bwithh Join Up! See the World! 07:53, 10 February 2007 (UTC)
