Saturday, May 26th, 2007 | Author: sarcozona

The Brazilian government is working hard to deal with HIV/AIDS in their country and aren’t letting the drug companies push them around.

“We consider the offer insufficient, and we told the manufacturer,” Brazil’s health minister, Jose Temporao, told Reuters on Thursday. “The decision (on whether to break the patent) is now being analyzed by the president.” Brazil offers free universal access to AIDS drugs. [link]

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