Julio Monsalvo, PHM Argentina Circle: A History of Struggle
"Who said all is lost?
I've come to offer my heart"
Fito Paez
"Who said all is lost?
I've come to offer my heart"
Fito Paez
The International Organizing Committee (IOC) of the Fifth People’s Health Assembly (PHA5) was called for tw
The XVII Congress of Social Medicine and Collective Health (Latin American Association of Social Medicine-A
Lucrecia Salva Fuentes was a nurse, activist for the right to health, activist for the rights of migrants and against gender violence. Lucrecia was head nurse at the General Hospital de Alta Especialidad Ciudad Salud in Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico, on the border with Guatemala. Lucrecia had a doctorate in Public Health and Health Management, a master's degree in Education Sciences and a specialty as a medical-surgical specialist.
The First Latin American Conference on Building and Strengthening Inclusive and Sustainable Universal Healt
It takes at least three hours to cross the Dominican Republic from south to north to reach the town of Baja
Three days lasted the deliberations and exchange of experiences of allies and organizations affiliated to t
Argentina has been built on the territories of peoples who have pre-existed the constitution of the nation