
Brazil’s HIV Autonomy Shields Programs as Aid Shifts
Brazilian HIV advocates say their Unified Health System fully funds HIV prevention and treatment, enabling milestones like eliminating mother‑to‑child transmission, and they've long warned that donor funding would shrink. As USAID‑style aid tightens, they urge other countries to pursue health sovereignty, even proposing measures like a financial transaction tax, while cautioning that funding conditions, limited access to new drugs, NIH budget cuts, and money diverted to narcotics policing threaten programs and strain frontline workers.











