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Antonio Ramon Horta AG-7 is a medical school in Cuba that contains 315 Pakistani students. The campus is located in Agramonte, which is a small town and a hamlet of Jagüey Grande, in Matanzas Province. The campus has more than twenty professors.
Overview
Due to poor facilities in AG7, the students forced government to be shifted to medical university near to a hospital. The school has been evacuated and the students shifted to Sancti Spiritus and a provincial hospital with better facilities.
All of these students have been shifted to ELAM sub campus Medical Sciences University Of Sancti Spiritus.
See also
- José María Aguirre T9
- Forest siege (2010)
- Máximo Santiago Haza
- ELAM (Latin American School of Medicine) Cuba
References
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Antonio Ramon Horta AG-7 is a medical school in Cuba that contains 315 Pakistani students. The campus is located in Agramonte, which is a small town and a hamlet of Jagüey Grande, in Matanzas Province. The campus has more than twenty professors.
Overview
Due to poor facilities in AG7, the students forced government to be shifted to medical university near to a hospital. The school has been evacuated and the students shifted to Sancti Spiritus and a provincial hospital with better facilities.
All of these students have been shifted to ELAM sub campus Medical Sciences University Of Sancti Spiritus.
See also
- José María Aguirre T9
- Forest siege (2010)
- Máximo Santiago Haza
- ELAM (Latin American School of Medicine) Cuba
References
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