[Machine translated to English from Spanish]
US President Donald Trump announced that he will sign an executive order this Monday to reduce prescription drug prices by between 30% and 80%, something he said will increase costs in the rest of the world "to equalize and bring equity to America."

"I am pleased to announce that tomorrow morning at the White House at 9:00 a.m., I will be signing one of the most significant executive orders in the history of our country. Drug and pharmaceutical costs will be reduced, almost immediately, by between 30% and 80%," the president wrote on his Truth Social network.

The Republican leader declared that he will establish a "most-favored-nation policy" so that the United States "will finally be treated fairly."

According to Trump, the country will save "trillions of dollars" and healthcare costs for the population "will be reduced by amounts never before imagined."

Trump's post came just hours after the president announced on social media that he would be posting a more "important" and "shocking" "truth" this Sunday.

Furthermore, the announcement comes just days after Trump said he would announce tariffs on pharmaceutical products within the next two weeks after signing an executive order to promote the production of these products on U.S. soil.

Last month, the president signed an order seeking to reduce drug prices, speed up the approval of generic products, and improve the efficiency of the Medicare program, with a concession to pharmaceutical companies.