Ungrateful Cubans complain about awful food in hospitals and poor medical care

From our Bureau of Free Socialist Healthcare with some assistance from our Bureau of Miserable Whining Wretches Who Fail to Appreciate the Wonders of Socialism

How dare they complain! Cuba is a paradise and a source of inspiration for the rest of the world. So what if the food is unappetizing and the doctors prescribe potentially lethal combinations of drugs?

This is socialist social justice. All third-world savages should be grateful for anything they receive from their benevolent rulers.. Remember what uncle Bernie Sanders once said: “food rationing is a good thing.”

Loosely translated and abridged from Cubanos Por El Mundo

A Cuban named Yancarlo Ventuta showed in a photograph published on the social network Facebook, the food offered to pregnant women in Cuban hospitals.

“Look at the food of the pregnant women at the National Hospital, not even my dog eats that,” wrote the Cuban.

In the picture you see a disgusting plate of food that has rice, white beans, a potato and a small meatball that is not appetizing at all.

This complaint is one of a long list of complaints from Cubans about the food offered in hospitals where there are no sanitary conditions to care for patients.

The Cuban’s publication generated a number of comments from people rejecting the situation.

“How long my God? What is happening with us, with the people? They are pregnant, what happens, they are women who are expecting their babies”

“Speechless, how disgusting is that. By God, everyone has to feel hurt by this. “

Ventuta’s wife is at the Enrique Cabrera Hospital, popularly known as the National Hospital, and on another occasion, he had already complained about the shortage of medicines in that center.

“It is not easy with the doctors in this country, they kill you and nothing happens. They wanted to send my wife, who is pregnant with pneumonia, to a COVID hospital and then they gave her an antibiotic in the morning and at night they wanted to give her a different one,”