The Keys to the News:
- Comprehensive Approach: The proposal of Humberto Aldana seeks to articulate human, animal and environmental health as a single axis to anticipate global crises.
- Legislative Background: The project is based on the Animal Welfare and Protection Law initiative presented in March 2025.
- International Support: The agenda is aligned with the WHO consensus and the Pandemic Agreement discussed in Geneva.
CDMX. – After participating in the declaration of constitutionality of the electoral “Plan B” in the Chamber of Deputies, the federal legislator Humberto Aldana Navarro He moved to the Universidad Veracruzana to lead the opening of the Permanent Seminar “One Health”. In this academic forum, the deputy announced the promotion of an ambitious legislative agenda that seeks to revolutionize the prevention of health risks in the country through a comprehensive and scientific approach.
During his speech, Aldana Navarro was emphatic in pointing out that current public health challenges, such as emerging diseases and zoonoses, cannot be addressed in isolation. He explained that phenomena such as climate changethe loss of biodiversity and intensive industrial production are the catalysts of modern health crises.
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Humberto Aldana: The “One Health” concept as the guiding axis
The focus “One Health” proposes that human health is inseparable from animal well-being and the balance of ecosystems. According to the legislator, Mexico must move towards this model to stop being a reactive nation and become a preventive one.
“The health of the future is not built by reacting, it is built by anticipating,” said the deputy before the academic community.
From animal protection to national security
Aldana Navarro recalled that this vision is not improvised, but has its technical roots in the initiative of Law on the Welfare, Care and Protection of Animalspublished in the Parliamentary Gazette last March 19, 2025. This project represents the first link to build a legal framework that protects Mexico against health risks from its origin: contact with fauna and the natural environment.
Global consensus and vision of the State
The legislator shared his experience in international forums in Genevaunder the framework of the UN and the World Health Organization (WHO). He highlighted that his participation in the process of Pandemic Agreement reaffirmed the need for Mexico to adopt models based on scientific evidence that are already a global trend.
Closing his participation, Congressman Humberto Aldana celebrated the collaboration with institutions such as the Universidad Veracruzana, emphasizing that public policy must be nourished by scientific knowledge to guarantee the well-being of present and future generations. With this proposal, Mexico seeks to position itself at the legislative forefront in preventing future pandemics and environmental crises.
