Brazil creates Enamed medical exam; Lula signs law with partial veto

Brazilian President Lula signed legislation establishing the Enamed, a national medical proficiency exam required for medical students, with a partial veto. The law mandates three evaluations during the course, marking a significant regulatory shift in medical education. The veto's scope and implementation timeline remain unclear.

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