Since Milei Took Office, Argentina Has Reduced Spending on Sexual and Reproductive Health by 57 per Cent.
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Public spending on sexual and reproductive health in Argentina has fallen by 57% since 2023, when Javier Milei has reached the presidency, according to a report by the Center for State and Society Studies (CEDES) published this Monday, coinciding with...
The annual report of Proyecto Mirar indicates that the program of Sexual Health Development and Responsible Procreation of Argentina fell by 57% and was accompanied by a decrease in the quantities of contraceptive methods acquired by the State. The estimate of the report indicates a decrease of 93% in the number of protected women between 2024 and 2026: they went from 1.2 million in 2024 to 63,000 projected this year The expenditure made by the …
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