Argentina's president ordered the country's withdrawal from the World Health Organization due to 'profound differences' with the U.N. agency, echoing Donald Trump's previous decision. The decision is based on disagreements in health management, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Key Points
President Javier Milei ordered Argentina's withdrawal from the WHO
The decision was based on 'profound differences' in health management, particularly during the Covid-19 pandemic
Argentina's withdrawal echoes Donald Trump's previous move to withdraw the U.S. from the WHO
Milei criticized the lockdown imposed by former President Alberto Fernandez during the pandemic
Argentina's decision does not affect the quality of health services
Pros
Greater flexibility in health policy implementation based on Argentina's interests
Assertion of sovereignty in health management decisions
Cons
Potential loss of cooperation in global health initiatives