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That's not because of a lack of capitalism. There's a good chance that they don't have those cheap medications because of capitalism. It's seen as not a worthwhile endeavor to sell to them, so they never get the opportunity to provide them.
There's also authoritarian regimes. Which are not necessarily in opposition of capitalism, the capitalists just happen to control the government instead.
The problem is, that's an inevitability in a system where success is measured in bank accounts and profitability ledgers. You can have an economic system without capitalism, but you can't have capitalism without excessive profit seeking.
The problem isn't necessarily capitalism, it's its unregulated form where the rich and powerful can do whatever they want.