Argentine Drug Prices Stable, Says Health Minister

April 2006 | Company Finance Alert

Argentina's health minister, Gines Gonzalez Garcia, has claimed that 'the majority' of medicine prices in the country are 'stable'. The official insisted that prices are not breaking through a 60-day, anti-inflation price freeze renewed in March, despite opposing claims by local consumer groups. The minister assured lawmakers that according to the government's 'permanent monitoring' of the situation, prices are rising 'below

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