Programas de salud basados en el enfoque de riesgo, respuesta social para la intervención del riesgo

about teenage pregnancy and how we in the health services can promote this activity. Today, let's say we need to consolidate how the health system and primary care respond to the needs of the population. And I'm starting with this slide, uh, because we already know that we are in crisis, that we have a

president who 3 days ago had one of the worst humanitarian crises. So, let's say that's not good for the population because it's very sad, but we're still in a financial crisis, the hospitals don't have money, we have an important issue of how we finance the UPC and how we continue spending what we're

spending on the benefits plan, whether the CPSs stay or go . constant. Who knows who the new health minister is? That? Name. Who? Who? Who? The surname. That's the deputy minister and she's from Capital Salud, but that's not the minister. Ah, let's see, let's see. Ana María. Ana María Belga. Uh, why do

we assume that the EPSs aren't going anywhere? Because Anne Marie of Belgium led one of the CPS associations for a long time . So, we assume that the trend will be that we'll continue to have dees. Barriers to care. We say that rights come first, but look, every time we give patients rights, we also put up

barriers, red tape, and other obstacles. And we believe that health taxes are going to increase significantly . That's what we hope because it's no secret that the agreement has an important component associated with supporting industry and other sectors. So, we'll have to see that it can be done . Because? Because obviously this would mean taxing

tobacco companies, the food industry, and ultra-processed foods. You have to know that in Mexico a regulation has just been issued and supported by the SDA regarding ultra-processed foods and everything related to cardiovascular disease. Yes, yes.