Long-lived Spaniards are rightly proud that they enjoy free health care from cradle to grave.
But around a third of the population lived in severe poverty.The second substantial achievement was that even as he expropriated almost all private property, Fidel poured resources into social programmes that reached from cradle to grave, providing free world-class health care and education as well as free pensions and funerals.
In Wales under Labour, we still hold true to the founding principles of our NHS - delivering healthcare from cradle to grave - free at the point of delivery.
"I've fought for it within the Labour Party – the idea we can have an education service free at the point of use from preschool to death, from cradle to grave, is invaluable".
Just wrap the world around a pen and draw a cradle in a lakeand in the cradle draw a flywheel free from mortal rust.
That being said, these athletes, like other Cubans, pay no rent for their homes, they require no money for medical costs from cradle to grave, and education across the island is free.
"It comforts me, because I know that my children are now free from germs," she says while she cradles 1-year-old Jerzel and gives her hand to Justin Max, 3. Maria May found out about the vaccination campaign from her neighbourhood council.
It has always tried to design its products not just from cradle to grave, a spokesman explains, but from cradle to cradle meaning with recycling in mind.
This is our NHS – from cradle to grave.
Together they touch on human experience from cradle to grave.
