Mexico Last Wednesday, the lower chamber of the Mexican Congress approved a bill that would legalise recreational marijuana. With a population of nearly 130 million people, Mexico would join Canada and Uruguay as the only countries to legalise marijuana at the national level in the continent and it would become the…
Mexico The latest from Mexico’s fight against COVID-19, including news of vaccine tourism into the US, how China’s CanSino is filling the gaps left by Western companies, and AMLO’s call for UN intervention on vaccine rollout. The Mexican Elites Who Are Traveling to the U.S. to Get Vaccinated (Slate) https://slate.com/technology/2021/02/covid-19-vaccine-tourism-mexico-elites.html…
Americas The latest news from pharma and healthcare in Latin America, including funding and logistics challenges in national COVID-19 vaccination programs, a new variant of the virus in Colombia, and the impasse between Pfizer and the Peruvian government. First Covid-19 Vaccines Are Given in Latin America, But Region Faces Challenges…
Mexico COVID-19 has highlighted the importance of secure regional pharma supply chains across the globe, not least in Mexico where the state of Hidalgo has signed a deal with six Indian generics firms to establish a pharma hub for manufacturing and logistics. One of the leading pharma markets in Latin…
Roundup The latest from healthcare and the life sciences in Latin America, including the most recent wave of Indian pharma investment; Argentina’s ongoing struggle with COVID-19; issues around unchecked use of an anti-parasite drug; and the seismic economic and social impact of upcoming cannabis legalisation in Mexico. Six Indian drug…
Roundup A selection of the latest stories from Latin American pharma, including AstraZeneca’s new COVID-19 vaccine production agreements in Mexico and Argentina, human trial approvals for other COVID-19 vaccines in Brazil, and US firm Catalent’s scale up of its Argentinian manufacturing footprint. AstraZeneca will work with Mexico, Argentina to produce…
Roundup In recent pharma news from around Latin America, countries are beginning to manufacture their own tests and equipment for dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic so as to reduce dependence on outside sources. Moreover, as vaccines begin being developed globally, pharma firms are looking to Latin America to test their efficacy.…
Pharma Faces Pfizer, one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies, has been active in Mexico since 1951, and has been led in Mexico by Argentinean Constanza Losada as country president and CEO since April 2020. She recently spoke to PharmaBoardroom about how her diverse and plentiful experience in emerging markets will help…
Mexico Recently appointed CEO and president for Pfizer Mexico, Constanza Losada, outlines the exciting challenge of taking on leadership for such an important affiliate during the COVID-19 pandemic and how Pfizer is contributing to the fight against the virus. Losada also outlines her strategy for ensuring patient access to Pfizer’s innovative…
Mexico Biogen Mexico’s Luis Calderon discusses establishing the affiliate, the opportunities apparent in the Mexican neurodegenerative disease market, and the impact of the country’s ongoing health reforms. In my experience, companies dedicated to particular therapeutic areas seem to be able to learn faster compared to companies with broader portfolios Luis,…
Mexico A compilation of the top 10 pharmaceutical companies in the Mexican pharmaceutical market based on IQVIA data from February MAT 2020. Four of the top ten companies are Mexican: PISA, Sanfer, Senosiain and Siegfried Rhein. 1. Sanofi Global CEO: Paul Hudson Country Chair: Fernando Sampaio Sanofi has had a…
Mexico UCB’s Omar Lugo Aguirre outlines the company’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Mexico, countering stigmas around neurodegenerative and mental diseases, and the abundant opportunities that Mexico and the region carries for the firm. The upcoming three years are crucial and UCB Mexico wants to play a role elevating…
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