GAVI

El gobierno de EE. UU. ha decidido suspender su financiamiento a Gavi, la alianza global de vacunas, hasta que se implementen reformas estrictas en materia de seguridad vacunal. Esta decisión, anunciada por Robert F. Kennedy Jr., surge ante preocupaciones sobre la negligencia de Gavi en abordar riesgos asociados con vacunas como la DTP. Kennedy critica a Gavi por priorizar la vacunación universal sin revisiones de seguridad independientes, lo que refleja un creciente escepticismo hacia la influencia farmacéutica. A pesar de las advertencias de que esta medida podría perjudicar la salud global, Kennedy sostiene que las naciones en desarrollo merecen atención en salud basada en la seguridad y no en intereses corporativos. La respuesta de Gavi ha sido reafirmar su compromiso con decisiones basadas en evidencia, aunque su historial plantea dudas sobre su transparencia.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), recently called for a more aggressive approach to combat "anti-vaxxers," labeling them as a significant threat to global vaccination efforts. His remarks at the 77th World Health Assembly highlighted a push for governments and health organizations to counter vaccine skepticism, which he claims has caused disruption during the COVID-19 pandemic. This call comes amid growing concerns about the WHO's financial ties to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which heavily influences its global health agenda. Critics argue that the WHO's tactics undermine medical ethics and individual rights, prioritizing compliance over genuine public health. The ongoing debate raises important questions about freedom, autonomy, and the role of global health governance in shaping public policy on vaccination. For more details, visit the full article at [Cibeles Library](https://biblioteca.cibeles.net/never-forget-tedros-adhanom-ghebreyesus-called-for-aggressive-crackdown-on-anti-vaxxers/).