News in English: Presidential Candidates Have Vague Policy Proposals On Healthcare

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monday, september 17, 2018

Brazil | World | Business | São Paulo | Science & Health | Sports| Culture | Travel | Ombudsman Lalo de Almeida A cancer patient undergoing radiotherapy session in a public hospital Presidential Candidates Have Vague Policy Proposals On Healthcare Brazil has the biggest universal health care system in the world, called SUS (Unified Health System), which serves 75% of the country's population; but it suffers from chronic underfunding Despondency Makes Workers Stop Looking For Work Discouraged Brazilian workers already amount to 4.3% of people at working age, according to IBGE, and are left out of official unemployment rates Former Nuns Accuse Catholic Priest of Rape and Brainwashing At least 11 women denounced to the Catholic Church episodes of sexual abuse against Father Rodrigo Maria, 44, in the state of Goiás Black Market For TV Channels Gathers Politicians, Entrepreneurs, and Churches Entrepreneurs, churches, and politicians are surreptitiously buying, selling and leasing TV channels in Brazil; legal loopholes enable a marketplace of up to 1,200 channels up for sale ombudsman Are Q&As Getting Boring? Some readers sent messages complaining about how some interviews with candidates for president and governor were conducted, saying that they read a lot of big words with little substance, and could not truly understand any of the candidates' policy proposals PUBLICIDADE FOLLOW US: Contact Us | Privacy Policy Click here to unsubscribe Copyright Folha de S.Paulo. All rights reserved.