No medical care for family members other than employees and their spouses

 Out-of-pocket costs for workers for the purchase of medicines will prove to be an unsurmountable barrier to access for most of them

 No commitment to using the least costly medicines( generics instead of brand-name drugs)

 No promise to sustain the initiative over the long-term and thus uphold continuity of a coherent program for sick people

 An unreliable cost-sharing scheme between Coca-Cola and its affiliates(in particular the smallest, which employ 64% of Coca-Cola’s workforce)

 No clear commitment to a rapid roll-out of programs of access to medicines

 No plan to expand the initiative outside Africa (yet people in many countries outside the African continent are heavily impacted by AIDS, such as those living in India, China etc...)

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 October 16-17 : a global protest movement against Coca-Cola
 AIDS in Africa : Coca-Cola Lets Its Workers Die
 Coca-Cola is Making Big Profits Thanks to African Workers
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