Cuba: responsibility and humanism in the midst of a crisis

Abstract

The covid-19 disease was decreed by the World Health Organization as a pandemic. With an immeasurable impact on human health and in the political, economic and social fields; an adverse world scenario is configured, where Cuba is not exonerated. To face the situation, the government devised an intersectoral work strategy; in which the closing of the borders was considered as one of the measures. The provision brought with it collateral effects such as the permanence of tourists stranded in Cuban territory, as well as nationals in other countries. This article proposes to carry out an analysis of Cuba's management in confronting this situation, with emphasis on actions to improve the situation of stranded tourists; based on collaboration by governments. The responsibility and values ​​of the Cuban nation stand out in this process.