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How Big Alcohol Exploits Mexico's Women And Why REMUSA Is Fighting Back
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How Big Alcohol Exploits Mexico's Women And Why REMUSA Is Fighting Back
By Yahaira Ochoa Ortiz Towards a Gender-Sensitive Health System in Mexico The Women’s Health Network (REMUSA, by its Spanish acronym) is a national coordination platform, free of conflicts of interest, made up of women who defend the right to health, activists, representatives of civil society organizations, and feminist collectives (1). REMUSA was born as a space of resistance and an initiative seeking to influence the public health agenda to i…
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