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Melissa wrote that at the morning conference they had presented a person awarded with the National Journalism Award, whom she described as a collaborator. According to her, there was a campaign to hold doctors responsible for stealing medicines, but neither doctors nor nurses were to blame for the shortage. https://t.co/CPWINfYvqB #Periodismo #Salud #Desabasto (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo considered it outrageous that the unions did not demand action regarding the lack of medications, supplies, and care in the IMSS. He added that their representatives were upset when they were called "charro" leaders, as Pedro Haces wrote. #IMSS #Salud #Sindicatos (translated)

Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego stated that a scheme he termed "Medicinal Huachicol," operated by the 5A cartel, was introducing smuggled medicines from the south of the country and transporting them with protection from the National Guard to supply Birmex and deliver them to IMSS. He also claimed that those responsible were incompetent, corrupt, and liars, and that they had not been able to fulfill the contract, despite how lucrative it was. #Huachicoleo #Medicinas #Corrupción (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo said that a person present had told him that they asked for the resignation of the director of IMSS, Zoé Robledo, but he refused, responding that AMLO had appointed him and left the office. He also noted that Robledo had started to hold his own video conferences, in a comparison with Max Arriaga. Di Costanzo stated that IMSS was going through the worst crisis in its history and that Robledo would have to resign if there was a desire to solve it. Furthermore, he maintained that the purchases of medicines, supplies, and equipment had been a lucrative business for Robledo and Andy, and that Palenque was still giving the orders. #IMSS #ZoéRobledo #CrisisSanitaria (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo stated that the shortage of medications would continue and pointed out that the IMSS had terminated contracts with pharmaceutical companies due to non-compliance. He argued that the bidding contracts included penalty and fine clauses and warned that canceling the agreements would reduce the availability of medicines. He also insulted Zoé Robledo and called for him to resign. #Medicinas #Desabasto #IMSS (translated)

David Alandete wrote that Álvaro Pulido, a partner of Alex Saab, was in the custody of the United States and subject to judicial proceedings. According to Alandete, Pulido faced 13 charges in two cases for money laundering, related to schemes amounting to almost 2 billion dollars, bribery, and fraud in operations involving housing, food, and medicine for Venezuelans. He added that Pulido would appear before a judge on Tuesday and argued that this would allow for judgment in the 2019 case, regarding the facts for which Joe Biden pardoned Saab. #Venezuela #Corrupción #Justicia (translated)

Gustavo Petro criticized a senator's attitude towards Guillermo Alfonso Jaramillo during a police promotion event to which, he said, the minister had been invited. He also stated that the senator had asked Jaramillo to leave the Senate chamber, despite Petro's belief that he should have been awarded the Cruz de Boyacá, a distinction he claimed to have granted him. Petro attributed improvements in citizens' perceptions of the Police to his government and said that 17,000 patrol officers had been promoted to subinspectors, that their salaries had been increased, and that officers linked to alias Pitufo had been removed from the institution. He added that Jaramillo had pushed for improvements in healthcare for police officers and their families and contributed to building the hospital in southern Bogotá. He claimed that Abelardo had returned the Police's medications to the Char clan. The president maintained that during his government, thefts and domestic violence had decreased and linked this reduction to lower poverty and hunger rates and an increase in the minimum vital wage. He also stated that improvement in economic conditions strengthened families. Petro asked when police and farmers had been seen uprooting coca crops on thousands of hectares planted during Iván Duque's government. He said that trust between the two groups was key to taking Colombia out of drug trafficking. Finally, he accused Abelardo of handing 16 key positions in different branches of the Government to people from his own office to facilitate the massive return of goods seized through asset forfeiture. Petro argued that this situation suggested the construction of a "mafia state" capable of unleashing another Colombian holocaust. #PolíticaColombiana #DerechosHumanos #Progreso (translated)

A man who provided funds to Russian military personnel is sentenced to several years in prison because investigators found evidence on his phone of correspondence and videos showing the transfer of goods, including medical and hygiene products, as well as night vision binoculars. #humanitārāKrava #speciālāMilitārāOperācija #medicīniskāsPreces (translated)

Mario Di Costanzo wrote that, according to a person present, Claudia Sheinbaum's close team was worried about both the persistent bad mood of the president, which, he stated, she had been receiving medication for a long time, and her "glassy eyes" throughout almost the entire day. He added that these could be due to a change in the medications she was being given. #Sheinbaum #PolíticaMx #SaludMental (translated)

The World Health Organization warns that delays in delivering medical assistance to the Gaza Strip could have devastating consequences for civilians, emphasizing the need to facilitate the dispatch of medical supplies to the area. #Gaza #medicīniskāpalīdzība #civiliedzīvotāji (translated)