US EditionPopulation without Health Service Doubled Between 2018 and 2024
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Mexico not only failed to achieve a better public health system than Denmark, as promised by former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, but also the problem of population without access to health services more than doubled during its six-year period, exhibit data from the National Institute of Statistics (Inegi) released on Wednesday. In 2018, when López Obrador’s mandate started, the percentage of population with lack of access to health ser…
The hopeful message, brought to reality, led to one of so many stitches by López Obrador; in September 2024 he assured that the health system was better than that of Denmark...
Amlo Assured that the Health System in Mexico Was Better than in Denmark, but Reality Says Otherwise
The hopeful message, brought to reality, led to one of so many stitches by López Obrador; in September 2024 he assured that the health system was better than that of Denmark... But today, the data undressed his lie, because in his #sexenio the population that lacks social security doubled, since it went from 20.1 million to 44.5 million
Data revealed by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi), highlights that Chiapas, Puebla and Michoacán concentrate the highest rates of lack of health, with more than 46% of their affected population; Banamex noted that, between 2018 and 2024, 24.4 million people were added to the lack of these services In Mexico, [...]
It was revealed that health deficiencies persist, as more and more people lack medical care in Mexico and poverty joins this great problem. The reality of the phrase “better than in Denmark.” Alchemy of poverty and health in Mexico It was September 2024 and then President Andrés Manuel López Obrador launched this hoax as part of his latest government report. “This public health system is already the most effective in the world, I said it was goi…
Photo: Agencia Reforma Ciudad de México.- Mexico not only failed to achieve a better public health system than Denmark, as promised by former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, but the population problem without access to health services more than doubled during its six-year period, exhibit data from the National Institute of Statistics (Inegi) released this Wednesday. In 2018, when López Obrador's mandate was launched, the percentage of pop…
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