U.S. DoS Cable: INTERFARMA BRIEFS CHARGE
European Commission Response to CPTech Letter Regarding EU Opt-out of WTO Compulsory Licensing Mechanism
Original page: http://www.cptech.org/ip/wto/p6/eu12052005.pdf Letter from CPTech referenced available here: https://www.keionline.org/32641 MARKOS KYPRIANOU PETER MANDELSON Member of the European Commission … Continue Reading
2005: Joint statement by NGOs on proposed amendment to TRIPS Agreement regarding exports of medicines
This is a joint statement by that NGOs presented to negotiators in 2005, as the WTO considered an amendment on TRIPS and public health, to address cases where medicines would be exported to countries with “insufficient or no manufacturing capacity.”… Continue Reading
Christine LAGARDE asked to change EU “opt-out” of 30 August 2003 decision regarding imports of generic medicines manufactured under a compulsory license
Original page: http://www.cptech.org/ip/health/tamiflu/christinelagarde.html Christine LAGARDE asked to change EU “opt-out” of 30 August 2003 decision regarding imports of generic medicines manufactured under a compulsory license To: Christine LAGARDE, Ministre déléguée au Commerce extérieur, France From: Manon Ress and James Love,… Continue Reading
CPTech Letter to EC Director General of Trade Peter Mandelson
Original page: http://www.cptech.org/ip/health/tamiflu/cptech-mandelson10192005.html CPTech Letter to EC Director General of Trade Peter Mandelson 19th October 2005 Commissioner Mandelson EUROPEAN COMMISSION DG Trade 200 rue de la Loi B-1049 BRUSSELS Dear Commissioner Mandelson TRIPS Agreement and Avian Influenza We ask the… Continue Reading
Senator Schumer Press release calling for use of 28 USC 1498 to authorize generic manufacture of oseltamivir (TN: Tamiflu)
Schumer’s October 16, 2005 press release As Avian Flu Closes In On U.S., Schumer Calls For Immediate Action: Demands Suspension Of Tamiflu Patent So Vaccine Can Be Mass-Produced, Dramatically Increasing Supply Tamiflu, the Only Effective Treatment of Bird Flu in… Continue Reading
U.S. DoS Cable: BRAZILIAN MOH SLOWS PACE ON COMPULSORY LICENSING – September 5, 2005
P 011726Z SEP 05 –September 5, 2005FM AMEMBASSY BRASILIATO SECSTATE WASHDC PRIORITY 2703SUBJECT: BRAZILIAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH SLOWS THE PACE ON COMPULSORY LICENSING 1. (SBU) Summary. On August 30, DCM, accompanied by selected members of Country Team, met with Ministry… Continue Reading
U.S. DoS Cable: Brazil’s National Health Council Recommends Compulsory Licensing – August 12, 2005
R 122031Z AUG 05 – August 12, 2005FM AMEMBASSY BRASILIATO SECSTATE WASHDC 2501SUBJECT: Brazil’s National Health Council Recommends Compulsory Licensing of Antiretrovirals 1. SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED 2. (SBU) Summary. Adding to the tension surrounding negotiations between the ministry of… Continue Reading
U.S. DoS Cable: REGIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY AND SUMMIT REVIEW
R 021353Z AUG 05 – August 2, 2005
FM SECSTATE WASHDC
TO WESTERN HEMISPHERIC AFFAIRS DIPL POSTS
SUBJECT: OFFICIAL INFORMAL: REGIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY AND SUMMIT REVIEW ) JULY 25-29
Classified By: WHA/EPSC: LJGUMBINER FOR REASON 1.4(E)
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U.S. DoS Cable: REGIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY AND SUMMIT REVIEW
R 151858Z JUL05 – July 15, 2005
FM SECSTATE WASHDC
TO WESTERN HEMISPHERIC AFFAIRS DIPL POSTS
SUBJECT: OFFICIAL INFORMAL: REGIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY AND SUMMIT REVIEW – JUL 4-8, 2005
(U) This is one of a series of informal, uncleared newsletters assembled by WHA/EPSC for use by embassy economic sections. Items are drawn primarily from the Assistant Secretary Daily Activity Reports (ASDAR) prepared by WHA officers during the period July 4- July 8, 2005.
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