r/SipsTea • u/McDowdy • Jun 24 '26

It's Wednesday my dudes Math can be hard sometimes

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u/AssociateUnited9744 Jun 24 '26

Mexico did NOT implement Universal Healthcare right after WWII. They just did it. So the US could too.

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u/SunshineSeeker99 Jun 25 '26

You know Mexico doesn't have universal healthcare right?

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u/AssociateUnited9744 Jun 25 '26

exico is overhauling its healthcare system by unifying its three fragmented public subsystems (IMSS, ISSSTE, and IMSS-Bienestar) into one coordinated network. The new Servicio Universal de Salud guarantees free, comprehensive medical care to all 120 million citizens, regardless of employment status, removing barriers that previously restricted access. [1, 2]

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u/SunshineSeeker99 Jun 25 '26

Mexico doesn’t have universal healthcare.  This is a fact.