Uruguay’s Senate has approved the “Casmu” Law, enabling new access to the Guarantee Fund utilizing contributions from participating doctors. The legislation follows controversy surrounding payments made by a mutualista—a healthcare provider—to lenders. Senator Pedro Bordaberry, of the Colorado Party, stated the law aims to prevent predatory practices surrounding Uruguayan healthcare. He expressed concern about those seeking to profit from the health of Uruguayan citizens, referring to them as "vultures." The law intends to improve financial stability within the healthcare system and regulate access to funds. Further details regarding specific provisions of the “Casmu” Law and its implementation are expected to follow. This move responds to growing concerns regarding financial dealings within the Uruguayan healthcare sector.