US EditionSheinbaum: Despite Debts, Pharmaceuticals Must Comply with the Delivery of Medicines
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On 23 September, the federal government told 34 pharmacists to fail to deliver medicines contracted by the health sector Atzayacatl Cabrera / OEM-Reportex President Claudia Sheinbaum clarified that despite the federal government's debts to the pharmaceutical sector, pharmaceutical companies are obliged to provide medicines in time and form, because contracts are so established.At the morning conference she explained that if there are debts, they…
Representatives of Mexican pharmaceutical associations said that they comply with the supply of drugs, but demanded the payment of debts that add up to at least 14 billion pesos. Several businessmen in the pharmaceutical industry, described as “very worrying” that the federal government does not pay off this debt that has been carried along since the last six years. [...]
After the ultimatum that President Claudia Sheinbaum launched to pharmaceutical companies that did not comply with the delivery of medicines, the Anti-Corruption and Good Government Secretariat is in the process of reviewing contracts and deliveries to proceed with the disqualification.In parallel, sources from the federal government informed EL UNIVERSAL that the three health institutions, IMSS-Benestar, IMSS and ISSSTE are in a review of the d…
The head of the federal executive pointed out that companies that do not deliver in the agreed times will be failing contracts
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