🔴 GOBIERNO NACIONAL ANUNCIA RETIRO DE LA OMS: LAS REPERCUSIONES Y EL ESPEJO CON EE.UU.

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👉 En un reciente anuncio, el Gobierno Nacional ha confirmado su retiro de la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS), citando profundas diferencias en la gestión sanitaria, especialmente durante la pandemia. El vocero presidencial, Manuel Adorni, expresó que esta decisión se basa en el desacuerdo con las políticas de salud y la influencia política de algunos estados en la organización. Este movimiento podría tener implicaciones significativas para el intercambio de información sanitaria con otros países y organismos internacionales.  👉 Seguí en #ElNoticieroDeA24 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00It has just happened, it has just been made official by the national government

00:05that the WHO, the World Health Organization, is withdrawing.

00:12And we are going to hear about this from the presidential spokesman, Manuel Adorni.

00:16That's what he said.

00:30Gerardo Huerti.

00:32The participation of Argentina in the World Health Organization

00:37is based on the profound differences,

00:41regarding, of course, health care management,

00:44especially during the pandemic,

00:46which, together with the government of Alberto Fernández,

00:48led us to the longest confinement in the history of humanity

00:51and to the lack of independence against the political influence of some states.

00:57Well, up to there, then, this sentence

01:01regarding the decision of the national government to leave the WHO,

01:07this international organization,

01:09and also in line with a decision that President Donald Trump made at the time.

01:16And on the subject of this, we have already communicated with Adrian Sack,

01:19working from the United States.

01:21Hello, Adrian.

01:22Hello, Adrian.

01:23Well, I imagine you are also surprised by the news or not.

01:27I don't know.

01:28We are on the line, as you just pointed out,

01:31of what has been happening there in the United States with Donald Trump,

01:37who already made this decision previously.

01:41How are you, Luciana?

01:42Look, the truth is that I would have to think

01:46if it surprises me or not.

01:48It surprises everything, actually.

01:50Because that Argentina has automatically joined

01:54a decision that has to do with a personal problem

01:59that Donald Trump had in his first term,

02:03when he just accused the World Health Organization

02:08of being dominated by China.

02:11China.

02:12He said that China had a very big interference.

02:15Remember that he called the coronavirus the China virus,

02:20that is, the Chinese virus,

02:22because it had been produced in a laboratory in China

02:25and it affected absolutely everyone.

02:27And it was a situation with which Donald Trump

02:30could never behave well,

02:33he could never control it,

02:35he could never dominate it,

02:36he could never give a message of tranquility to the population.

02:40On the contrary, at one point he said,

02:42I do not take responsibility for anything that has to do with COVID.

02:45And that was the turning point in Trump's popularity

02:49that ended in his electoral defeat

02:52and in the triumph of Joe Biden at that time.

02:54So, he just withdrew from the World Health Organization

02:59to stop exchanging,

03:02to stop being forced to exchange official health information,

03:07which here in the United States was disastrous,

03:09the data reconnection.

03:11Let's remember, well, I had to give it absolutely every day.

03:14Yes, of course, it was specific.

03:16It was not clear if it was at the Johns Hopkins University.

03:18Do you remember that you had an index populated by the other?

03:21With Fauci, right?

03:22There was, with Anthony Fauci,

03:24to whom...

03:25Enemy number one of Donald Trump.

03:27Exactly, Biden protected him.

03:32When he leaves power,

03:34he protects him with a decree of absolution

03:37and legal protection

03:39in case he wants to make him a trial.

03:41Why?

03:42Because, precisely, the whole conspiracy hub,

03:46which is the basis of Trump's election,

03:4930% approximately of his core,

03:52anti-vaccines, like the new Secretary of Health

03:55here in the United States, right?

03:57Who was elected by Donald Trump,

04:00who is, of course, exactly, Robert Kennedy Jr.,

04:03who does not believe in vaccines,

04:04who believes, for example, in conspiracy theories

04:07such as that vaccines cause autism in children,

04:10something that has absolutely no scientific support,

04:14or that contains graphene,

04:16which is a substance that was invented on the Internet

04:18and that many repeat on Twitter,

04:20saying that COVID vaccines had graphene and so on.

04:23Well, what happens?

04:25When you withdraw from the World Health Organization,

04:28you no longer have the obligation

04:31to exchange basic information

04:34with the United Nations,

04:36which Trump does not believe in either of his arms, right?

04:39Look at what he has also done with...

04:41They are all multilateral organizations

04:44that arise...

04:46We do not have to refer to the second half of the last century

04:49to understand where these organizations come from, right?

04:51Exactly.

04:52They arise post-World War II.

04:56Precisely...

04:57Exactly.

04:58After what had happened.

04:59Exactly.

05:00Precisely after what had happened.

05:01Of course.

05:02In 1948, the idea was to do exactly that,

05:05to consolidate the new world order.

05:09Of course, exactly.

05:10To avoid new wars,

05:12but also to bring the nations closer,

05:16to have common policies in the fight against diseases.

05:19Let's remember, at that time,

05:21polio was rampant, for example,

05:23which was really very, very serious,

05:26and it was thanks to a joint effort

05:29precisely by the different nations

05:31to contribute the best they had of science to each country

05:35to get a vaccine,

05:37which was finally discovered here.

05:39But anyway,

05:41precisely what Donald Trump wants in his policy

05:44is to get away from everything

05:46that has to do with the United Nations,

05:49because, according to his particular point of view,

05:53it limits the freedom of the Americans.

05:57Also in terms of, for example,

06:00the goals that corporations may have

06:03in producing carbon footprints,

06:05in polluting the air.

06:07That's why he also left the Paris Accords,

06:10which are directly dependent on the United Nations.

06:14Or now, for example,

06:16last night, the most recent,

06:18which proposes a massive displacement

06:21of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip,

06:24which is totally contrary

06:26to what has been agreed internationally

06:29to make two states,

06:31where Israel is currently,

06:33precisely a solution of two states,

06:35an Israeli state and a Palestinian state,

06:37which the United States also supported this initiative,

06:40even Biden, let's say,

06:42and, well, get out of everything

06:44that has to do with international organizations.

06:48But it's a personal issue of Trump.

06:50Not even the Republican Party, I'm going to tell you.

06:53That's why I was wondering

06:55if it surprises me that Argentina adheres,

06:57and the truth is that geopolitically

06:59there is no sense in what is done,

07:01but well, the government will give explanations about it.

07:04Yes, we will have to see, well,

07:06let's say, what they are,

07:08or listen carefully,

07:10go breaking the press conference

07:13of Manuel Adorni about this.

07:16The main argument has to do with,

07:19or at least one of the main arguments

07:21has to do with the costs that would imply

07:23for Argentina to continue to be part

07:26of this transnational health organization,

07:29which, as you say,

07:31gives guidelines in public health policy

07:34for the different countries.

07:36Advice or warnings,

07:39let's say, diseases are monitored,

07:43situations linked to issues

07:47that can affect world public health.

07:50Because we are in a world where

07:52there are so many back and forth,

07:54and we know it because we live it with COVID,

07:56so many back and forth of people

07:58as never before in the history of humanity.

08:01And obviously anything that happens in one place

08:04can spread,

08:06depending on the type of disease and so on,

08:08but it can spread to other areas.

08:10That's why that monitoring,

08:12that sort of, let's say,

08:15constant security check-up...

08:17Yes, also of exchange.

08:18Exactly, of exchange of information.

08:20Yes, between ministries.

08:22From provincial ministries,

08:24from national ministries,

08:26which is essential precisely

08:28to have, just as in the law

08:30there is the jurisprudence,

08:32in this case what we have

08:34is key information on how

08:36a virus develops, for example,

08:38how it affects, supposedly also with dengue,

08:40with chikungunya,

08:42with everything that can...

08:44Yes, of course, with endemic diseases.

08:46Chronic epidemics, of course, exactly,

08:48endemics,

08:50chronic endemics, because they are

08:52happening all the time,

08:54and it is vital, precisely,

08:56the scientific exchange

08:58between the different countries,

09:00which can be done at a private level,

09:02if you want, but it doesn't have the same level,

09:04you don't have the same infrastructure,

09:06let's say, especially in a country

09:08that has such a developed public health,

09:10in this case, at a private level

09:12it is more complicated to exchange

09:14information with other countries.

09:16Here, directly,

09:18do you remember that it is done, for example,

09:20through the University of Hopkins,

09:22John Hopkins, sorry, I'm stuck with that,

09:24but also through the CDC,

09:26the Centers for Disease Control,

09:28and now, well, here, precisely,

09:30the fact of leaving

09:32the World Health Organization

09:34allows you to have a health secretary,

09:36as we just said, Robert Kennedy Jr.,

09:38who can also,

09:40in his own way,

09:42make policies

09:44that are anti-vaccine,

09:46that are restricting

09:48the school vaccination calendar,

09:50for example.

09:52Or even,

09:54in other situations, let's say,

09:56not to pasteurize the milk.

09:58Not to pasteurize the milk.

10:00So daily for

10:02food, as is the issue

10:04of milk, right? Let's remember that it is one of the

10:06people in the United States

10:08who obviously has another role,

10:10because he is a public official

10:12of enormous scope.

10:14This issue

10:16of not having the obligation

10:18to pasteurize the milk

10:20when it is more than proven

10:22that it is indeed

10:24necessary, because many

10:26diseases can be transmitted, among others,

10:28for children,

10:30the hemolytic ebremic syndrome,

10:32which affects so many children,

10:34vulnerable populations,

10:36and children up to 5 or 6 years old.

10:38So, well, we will have to see, let's say,

10:40how this

10:42continues to develop.

10:44Yes, and we also have another issue,

10:46which is fluoride in water,

10:48the presence of fluoride in water,

10:50which also Robert Kennedy Jr.

10:52wants to remove. He says it is redundant,

10:54that it can lead to

10:56cancer or other diseases.

10:58That is not proven either.

11:00But, well, he wants to remove it.

11:02Fluoride in water, here in the United States,

11:04since 1946,

11:06is applied to reduce

11:08caries,

11:10but, well, here he also wants to remove it.

11:12These are measures that normally

11:14go against

11:16the international

11:18scientific standards,

11:20and, well, that is precisely

11:22what they want to achieve

11:24here in the United States.

11:26Well, being in the WHO, obviously,

11:28you don't have to pay taxes.

11:30Exactly.

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