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15 Proposals to Improve Resident Doctors' Working Conditions Remain Unresolved

From La Jornada · () Spanish

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  • At least 15 reform initiatives addressing resident doctors' working conditions remain unreviewed and unapproved in Mexico's Congress.
  • The initiatives are pending in both the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate.
  • A National Human Rights Commission study urged lawmakers to analyze and advance the proposals.

At least 15 reform initiatives aimed at improving resident doctors' working conditions remain pending in Mexico's Chamber of Deputies and Senate.

A study by the National Human Rights Commission said lawmakers have not analyzed or approved the proposals. The commission called on the legislature to issue decisions on them.

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