But several professional and medical groups have criticized the plan, which was announced by the president May 9. The identity of those who filed for the injunction was not released. The plaintiffs in the case also argued that most of the doctors’ pay might go to the Cuban government, not the medical professionals themselves. MEXICO CITY (AP) - A judge in Mexico agreed Thursday to consider a preliminary injunction against plans by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to hire about 500 specialized doctors from Cuba.Īccording to a copy of the injunction, the government has not proved the doctors have the ability or training needed to practice in Mexico.