For Ocaña the announcement of leaving the WHO is "fire of artifice" not to debate the real agenda of Argentines

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The Buenos Aires legislator also pointed out that, in order for Argentina to effectively leave the WHO, the government must send an initiative to Congress. The post Graciela Ocaña described the decision to leave the WHO as "fires of artifice" appeared first on El Intranssigente.

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The earthquake that provoked Donald Trump’s announcement about the departure of the United States from the World Health Organization had its replicas to the south of the continent. On Wednesday, presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni announced Javier Milei’s decision to withdraw Argentina from the organization and generated a stir in the scientific-health community, which went out to alert about its implications. “The decision is really very bad b…

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The Buenos Aires legislator Graciela Ocaña today questioned the departure of Argentina from the World Health Organization (WHO), separated the agency from the "bad management" of the pandemic and held the government of Alberto Fernández responsible. "Getting out of the WHO does not improve the health of Argentines," said Ocaña in dialogue with Radio Rivadavia, and considered that Argentina "is going to lose itself as part of a health network." I…

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The representative from Buenos Aires Graciela Ocaña questioned the departure of Argentina from the World Health Organization (WHO), dismissed the organization from the "bad management" of the pandemic and held the government of Alberto Fernández responsible. Ocaña said that "coming out of the WHO does not improve the health of Argentines" and considered that Argentina "is going to lose itself to be part of a health network." In this sense, the f…