After several appeals, Mexico’s federal courts put an ultimatum on the Ministry of Health to resume medication supply.

Changes in Mexico’s regulatory framework will allow health agencies, such as INSABI, to directly import drugs and supplies for the public sector.

Vaccine rollouts slowed down in June, while the economic reopening and educational activities resumed.

Vaccine development, medication distribution and international agreements are some of the topics discussed in this week’s roundup

After a problematic first year of logistics operations, INSABI has settled for two companies.

Olivares Partner Armando Arenas outlines the “notorious inconsistencies” in the government’s procurement deal with the UN.

There are factors that impact the availability of vaccine doses directly and some others that could compromise the supply of medicines in general.

Health in Mexico is a recognized human right. Can the country say this is true for everyone?

Highlights: AMLO is recovering well. Vaccination brigades will help those elderly who cannot go to vaccination centers.