Month: June 2024
Despite missed deadline, hope for global treaty rises
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The WHO’s decision-making body, the World Health Assembly, has failed to agree on the final wording of a COVID-19 pandemic treaty at its annual meeting in Geneva. The draft treaty will require member countries to notify each other when enacting or amending domestic laws that are relevant to the treaty. It will also require reporting and sharing information.
Read MoreMexico has a female president
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Claudia Sheinbaum, an environmental scientist and former Mayor of Mexico City, was elected Mexico’s first female President on Sunday. Sheinbaum is on track to win the race with between 58% to over 60% of votes, Mexico’s electoral agency estimated. With nearly 40% of the votes counted, Sheinbaum is on track to win the race with between 58% to over 60% of votes.
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