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Despite challenges in drug procurement and patent enforcement, Mexico's pharmaceutical industry is poised for long-term growth. This anticipated expansion is driven by the rising demand for advanced treatments for chronic diseases. As the second largest pharmaceutical market in Latin America, Mexico presents significant opportunities for companies developing innovative medications. However, relatively low per capita spending on pharmaceuticals may limit the widespread adoption of patented drugs, potentially increasing the market share of generics. Government initiatives to enhance local drug manufacturing are likely to encourage more international partnerships, especially in technological exchange.