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Abstract
En este artículo se analiza la crisis de la salud pública en Colombia durante el gobierno de
Andrés Pastrana (1998-2002), en el contexto de las políticas económicas y sociales de la década
de 1990. Se argumenta que la debacle del sector es el resultado, de un lado, de la puesta en
práctica de los criterios tendientes a la búsqueda de rentabilidad, derivados de la ley 100 de
1993, que se expresan sobre todo en la intermediación financiera. Y de otro, de la profundización
de la política de ajuste fiscal y de reducción del gasto público, prescrita por los organismos
internacionales y los países poderosos.
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