Brazil could issue compulsory licences on US drugs in wake of cotton dispute
24 February 2010
Francesca Bruce
Brazil has drafted new legislation that would allow it to issue compulsory licenses on medicines, following a World Trade Organization dispute over cotton subsidies.
The dispute began in 2002, when Brazil complained to the WTO that the US was breaking international trade laws with large subsidies...
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24 February 2010
Francesca Bruce
The dispute began in 2002, when Brazil complained to the WTO that the US was breaking international trade laws with large subsidies...
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