More than 150 Cuban medical staff have departed Honduras after the Central American country's new government abruptly cancelled the agreement. The departure of the medical staff Wednesday comes as President Donald Trump has pushed to isolate the Cuban government. Cuba’s practice of deploying doctors to other nations is often a means of diplomacy but is heavily criticized by the U.S. government. The Honduran government said the program did not meet regulations. The change came two months after President Nasry Asfura was sworn into office. Honduran officials have previously dismissed claims the change was made due to pressure from the Trump administration.
