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==Latin America (Mexico, Central America, South America, Caribbean)== | ==Latin America (Mexico, Central America, South America, Caribbean)== | ||
===2021 Mar 25 - [https://thevapingtoday.com/scandal-in-mexico/?fbclid=IwAR0YO-zsbqS-dfYMdYmhsNcYTL5WpFUiFnSRs8WUcNwz_QWkM4x3lhicB4U Scandal in Mexico]=== | |||
*In addition to the arbitrariness in the legislative process, it was discovered thanks to the document metadata that a prediction of the Mexican Parliament that proposes bans on vaping was written by an Argentine lawyer advising the Campaign For Tobacco Free Kids, an anti-vaping NGO financed by Michael Bloomberg. In the metadata of the official document, the Argentine lawyer [https://safernicotine.wiki/mediawiki/index.php/Gianella_Severini Gianella Severini], appears as the author of the PDF, who is the legal advisor for Latin America of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids (CTFK) and Global Health Advocacy Incubator (GHAI) for the “Promotion of public health policies for the prevention of obesity and tobacco control.” | |||
*For many years, the Campaign For Tobacco Free Kids (CTFK), a US transnational organization with strong operations in Latin America, has based its actions on a clear and manifest incitement for governments to establish public policies based on their spectrum of interests and within their ideological field. | |||
*“It is curious that in the metadata of said document, a person named Gianella Severini appears as its author, who happens to be the legal advisor for Latin America for the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids, which, together with The Union, both financed by Bloomberg Philanthropies, have its parameters of action influence the public policies of third world countries to seek laws that prohibit the use of said alternatives. These NGOs have also put money in Conadic, the INSP and different state health secretariats. It is worth mentioning that some time ago Undersecretary López Gatell has been linked to these positions and financing. | |||
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==Global Centre for Good Governance in Tobacco Control (GGTC)== | ==Global Centre for Good Governance in Tobacco Control (GGTC)== | ||
==[https://advocacyincubator.org/ Global Health Advocacy Incubator (GHAI)]== | |||
*The Global Health Advocacy Incubator (GHAI), a program of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, draws on lessons from tobacco control and its growing experience on other public health issues to support policy change campaigns around the globe to improve health. To date, that work includes food policy and cardiovascular health, road safety, drowning prevention, preventing epidemics, and vital statistics. | |||
*As part of the Bloomberg Philanthropies Food Policy Program (FPP), GHAI supports civil society organizations to pass and implement key policies to develop healthier food environments, including: taxes on unhealthy food and beverage products; mandatory front-of-package nutrition warning labels; restrictions on marketing of unhealthy food products to children; and regulating the supply of unhealthy products in public sector environments, particularly schools. GHAI is also a partner on Resolve to Save Lives (RTSL), an initiative of Vital Strategies that seeks to prevent millions of deaths from cardiovascular disease through regulations to ban industrially produced trans-fatty acides (TFA), sodium reduction strategies, and other policies. | |||
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