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Her Morena party, with strong backing from poor and working-class Mexicans who have benefited from minimum-wage increases and social welfare programs, retains firm control of Congress, the courts and most statehouses across Mexico.

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Other key targets in the new five-year policy blueprint included forging a unified national market, bolstering domestic consumption, improving social welfare and modernizing the armed forces.

According to an analysis by the Congressional Budget Office, the bill’s cuts to social welfare programs will result in approximately 17 million Americans losing health coverage.

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Beyond direct health policy, differences in approaches to education, social welfare and economic equity also contribute to health disparities.

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Frederiksen argued that migration levels threatened social cohesion and social welfare, with the poorest Danes losing out the most.

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