Argentina’s Milei government opts out of WHO
Argentinian Politician Accuses WHO of Committing a Crime Against Humanity
Argentinian politician Milei has made serious accusations against the World Health Organization (WHO), claiming that their long-term measures during the epidemic process constitute a crime against humanity. Milei criticized the WHO’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly their implementation of primitive quarantine measures, calling it inappropriate. He even went as far as to announce Argentina’s decision to withdraw from the organization.
In response to Milei’s statements, Presidency spokesman Manuel Adorni revealed that there were deep differences regarding the health policies implemented by the WHO. Adorni stated that Milei was instructed to withdraw from the organization due to these differences. He emphasized that Argentina did not receive any funds from the WHO, indicating that they value their sovereignty and do not allow external interference in their health policies. Adorni assured the public that the withdrawal from the WHO would not affect the quality of healthcare services in Argentina.
Adorni further criticized the long-term quarantine measures enforced by the WHO, stating that they lack scientific basis and have had a detrimental impact on the Argentinian economy. He urged for a reevaluation of these measures to ensure the well-being of the population and the stability of the country’s economy.
The accusations made by Milei and the subsequent response from the Argentinian government have sparked debates surrounding the WHO’s role in managing global health crises and the impact of their measures on individual countries. The controversy continues as Argentina navigates its own path in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic.
