SEVILLE 16 Oct. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The PSOE-A spokesperson, María Márquez, stressed this Wednesday that the “corruption” that the socialists believe has occurred in the management of the Board’s Health Department is “the tip of the iceberg” of other cases. that would be taking place in other departments of the Andalusian Government, and “will take over” the president of the Board, Juanma Moreno (PP-A).
This was stated by María Márquez in a press conference in Parliament in which she insisted on criticizing the “disastrous health management” of the Moreno Government, in line with the concentrations called this Wednesday by the unions CSIF, Satse, CCOO and UGT in the eight Andalusian provinces for issues related to the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) Fund, temporary employment and professional careers, among other issues.
The representative of the PSOE-A has maintained that “there is clearly a problem in the PP model in terms of the management of public health in Andalusia”, and “the clean slate that the president of the party wanted to make has been short-lived.” Board, Juanma Moreno, “in the month of July”, when it agreed to the change of Health Minister with the appointment of Rocío Hernández to replace Catalina García.
María Márquez has warned that, in 2018, “Andalusians could see our primary care doctor between 24 and 48 hours in 52% of cases”, while in 2023, that percentage had been reduced to “13%.”
These are figures that “clearly reflect the deterioration that primary care has suffered in our autonomous community and in the rights that we Andalusians previously had,” stated the PSOE-A spokesperson, who added that the socialists “all of us have the phone on fire.” the days of specific cases of families calling us desperately in a situation of vulnerability and helplessness, because they do not have an answer in the public health system.
“Everyone knows that when a health problem enters a home the world stops, that there is nothing more important than that health problem, and every day we see news of patients and professionals questioning and demanding disastrous management” of Juanma Moreno “in health matters”, María Márquez has elaborated.
The PSOE-A spokesperson stressed that “in recent days” it has been known “the en bloc resignation of the Nursing service of the Juan Ramón Jiménez Hospital” in Huelva, as well as “entire regions of the province of Córdoba” have been seen in the street protesting”, and “every day there are new cases” of the Nile Virus, a disease for which the Junta does not have “a plan” for its containment, as he has criticized.
“EVERY DAY A HEALTH FIRE”
María Márquez added that “the most painful thing is that, while this is happening, while every day we have a health fire in every corner of Andalusia”, the PP and Juanma Moreno “use health to do business and to embarrass us.” “all Andalusians face the most shameful and indecent health corruption plot in the history of Andalusia”.
Along these lines, he has emphasized that “there is health corruption in the Government of Andalusia by land, sea and air”, while the Board “cut up, divided contracts so as not to take out public tenders and give the money to whoever they wanted”, In addition to the fact that “there were hand-me-down contracts”, and “they made emergency contracts when there was no longer a health emergency, and when the Treasury Department itself warned that these contracts could not be made.”
“And the last thing we have learned is that these contracts have been maintained with illegal extensions,” warned María Márquez, who stressed that in the PSOE-A they are “convinced” that this “modus operandi” of the Ministry of Health ” “It occurs in more ministries and in more areas of the Government of the Junta”, so that what is known so far is “only the tip of the iceberg”.
From the PSOE they are thus “convinced that we are facing the beginning of the end” of Juanma Moreno, and that “corruption is going to take over” the now president of the Board, according to the spokesperson for the Andalusian socialists. , who has stressed that his party is based on “the reports made by public employees, the auditors of the Board, who are the ones who guarantee Andalusians that the money has to be spent well.”
MOTION FOR “THE LAW TO BE COMPLIED WITH”
Finally, the deputy spokesperson for the Socialist Group also recalled that her party will defend this Wednesday in the Plenary Session of Parliament a motion with which they want to ask the Board “that the law be complied with, that there be transparency and controls that ensure that we Andalusians that our health and our lives are not being played with so that others can do business in an indecent manner.
María Márquez concluded by pointing out that she hopes that the PP-A “votes in favor” of this motion, “solely and exclusively so that the law is complied with”, which is what the Socialist Group is asking for with this initiative, as she concluded. .