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Aleszu Bajak

Failures Of Brazil’s Universal Health Care Plan Offer Lessons For The US

In 1988, Brazil passed a law guaranteeing every citizen health care. More than 25 years later, however, it is still struggling to meet that ambitious pledge.

February 14th, 2014

By Aleszu Bajak

Failures Of Brazil’s Universal Health Care Plan Offer Lessons For The US

SÃO PAULO -- Health is a legal right in Brazil. Ever since the country's constitution was rewritten after the fall of the military government in 1988, Brazil has guaranteed every citizen—and indeed anyone who sets foot in the country—the right to access health care services,

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