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May 2, 2025
On April 22, 2025, a proposal was submitted to the Deputies Chamber proposing to reform articles 4, 25 and 28 of the Mexican Constitution, regarding pharmaceutical sovereignty and security.
The proposal appoints the modification of the legal framework at the constitutional level so that the State is required to guarantee pharmaceutical sovereignty and security, which in turn is intended to allow the subsequent adaptation of secondary laws, programs and budgets with a long-term vision.
This reform mainly states the following:
If approved, this initiative would undoubtedly have an impact on Mexican health legislation and, of course, would imply the modification of processes for the evaluation and approval of health products, as well as the authorization of activities in establishments focused on the production, manufacture, storage and distribution of health products.
In other words, the effects of this proposal translate into drastic changes in the system of production of health products that are known today, so that if it is not analyzed harmoniously with the applicable legislation and the international treaties, in cooperation with the institutions and entities involved in the corresponding processes, as well as the subjects involved in the health system, it could complicate the due access to health products to the detriment of the patients.
At OLIVARES we remain aware of this constitutional reform initiative and its possible impact, we are available to advise our clients and ensure regulatory compliance in an increasingly rigorous environment.
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