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Acceder a Keytruda puede tomar años. Algunos pacientes mueren esperando

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By Brenda Medina Verified, Micah Reddy, Jody García
| Salud Con Lupa Verified
Ilustración: Chelsea Conrad / ICIJ Pacientes en distintos países enfrentan barreras legales, económicas y burocráticas para acceder a Keytruda, el medicamento contra el cáncer de Merck, incluso cuando puede marcar la diferencia entre vivir y morir. De Guatemala a Sudáfrica y Estados Unidos, muchos quedan atrapados en procesos que pueden durar años, marcados por rechazos de cobertura, altos costos y disputas judiciales que retrasan tratamientos urgentes.
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Advocacy group files formal grievance claiming World Bank “failed” to address harm caused by controversial Tanzanian project

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By Micah Reddy
| The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)
Villagers in Tanzania have filed a formal grievance with the  World Bank, claiming the bank still hasn’t provided adequate redress for loss of livelihoods and alleged human-rights abuses stemming from a bank-funded environmental program. The villagers also claim that, despite the bank’s assurances, the abuses are continuing.
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Former Nigerian oil minister stands trial in the UK on bribery charges

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By Micah Reddy
| The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)
The trial of Diezani Alison-Madueke resumed this week in the Southwark Crown Court in London, with prosecutors alleging that the former Nigerian oil minister once blew about $190,000 (140,000 GBP) on a shopping spree for furniture and art that was paid by intermediaries. The trial, which began in January, is the latest milestone in a longstanding corruption investigation across multiple jurisdictions.
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