Managua, Nov 3.- The Nicaraguan media praised on Tuesday the humanitarian work by Cuban specialists from the "All with Voice" brigade, which is conducting a study to detect cases of disabled people in the country.

Multinoticias television channel 4 referred to aspects of the Cuban doctors' work in Matagalpa, where they will try to visit all homes with disabled people in 28 days.

Interviewed locals highlighted the physicians' solidarity, saying they bring hope to thousands of families in Matagalpa, the second department of the country, after Masaya, where the study is being conducted.

After 20 days of work in Masaya, the brigade formed by 68 Cubans and a group of Nicaraguans that graduated from Cuba's Latin American School of Medicine detected 4,862 people with disabilities. When heading for their new destination, they corroborated that most of the most critical cases had been solved.

Once they finish their mission in that mountainous region, the group will leave for the departments of Chinandega and Leon, northwest from the capital. (Prensa Latina)