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On May 20, local authorities reported criminals had kidnapped 14 doctors

Mexico City's government seeks to standardize COVID-19 treatment for patients who contracted the new disease

Mexicans opt to study law, sociology, and communication instead of science and technology

The healthcare workers were rescued by local authorities last night

Dr. Hugo López-Gatell, Mexico’s COVID-19 czar, has warned that Mexico doesn’t have enough doctors to face the coronavirus pandemic

Ignorance has driven some people to attack and discriminate health workers in Mexico

The protest of medical interns goes far beyond scholarships: security, certainty about their community service, and support from the government are some of their demands

Their purpose was to provide health services to the population with no social security that inhabits marginalized urban areas

The aim is for the Mexican health system to achieve the level of countries like Denmark, Sweden, or Canada

Health professionals used the hashtags #YoTambiénImproviso and #TodosImprovisamos to support their colleagues in Sonora