Under the Brazilian 44045 Edict of July 19, 1958  all students of Medicine, Brazilian or non-Brazilian, who studied in a foreign institution must undergo a strict evaluation before their professional registration is granted. The law aims to ensure that the physicians who graduated at foreign universities are properly prepared for and familiarized with the particular medical conditions of Brazil. Some diseases like malaria and dengue for example are very rare in some countries but are more common in Brazilian territory. Senator José Agripino Maia (PFL) asked the Minister of Education Tarso Genro to explain before the Senate Education Comission why the students from Cuba are being favoured by the Brazilian government. References Category:Brazil Category:Cuba Category:Education Category:South America
Under the Brazilian 44045 Edict of July 19, 1958 , all students of Medicine, Brazilian or non-Brazilian, who studied in a foreign institution must undergo a strict evaluation before their professional registration is granted. The law aims to ensure that the physicians who graduated at foreign universities are properly prepared for and familiarized with the particular medical conditions of Brazil. Some diseases like malaria and dengue for example are very rare in some countries but are more common in Brazilian territory. Senator José Agripino Maia (PFL) asked the Minister of Education Tarso Genro to explain before the Senate Education Commission why the students from Cuba are being favoured by the Brazilian government. 
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Category:Brazil Category:Cuba Category:Education Category:South America