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The author quoted Milei saying that "the best health system" was private. He also attributed a 72% cut in medicines destined for health centers, the veto of urgent funds for children's hospitals, and cuts to the cancer program. He described that approach as the model of PP and Vox. https://t.co/5VQ17iM5Wf #Salud #Privatización #Política #AR #ES (translated)

The author asked in exchange for what 500,000 euros had been paid to a manager of Quirón. He also stated that Ayuso's government had classified the couple's business as part of the "private sphere," while millions were diverted from public health and a vote was held against auditing Quirón's contracts. https://t.co/5QCQSO9ZII #SanidadPública #Corrupción #Transparencia #ES (translated)

The author stated that the investigations into the businesses of Alberto Amador repeatedly led to Quirón and requested to trace the money to clarify how far those businesses extended, which, he wrote, were conducted at the expense of public healthcare. https://t.co/jJxoznGJfG #SaludPública #Corrupción #Transparencia #ES (translated)

The author announced the publication of the Health Survey in Spain, in which, as he wrote, almost 26,000 people had been asked about their health status. He highlighted that daily tobacco consumption had fallen to a historic low: from 32.1% in 1993 to the current 15.4%. He also stated that public policies were working. #Salud #Espana #Prevención #ES (translated)

The author pointed out that about twenty migrants had reported assaults by military personnel in Ceuta. He also acknowledged the work of the healthcare staff at the public hospital, who, as he wrote, assisted those individuals and documented their injuries so that justice could investigate the events. #Migrantes #Ceuta #DerechosHumanos #ES (translated)

The author expressed her support for women facing breast cancer and those who accompany them, on the occasion of World Breast Cancer Day. She also noted that that year it had been approved to expand screenings for people aged 45 to 74, and that efforts were continuing to promote detection and research. (translated)

The author described the political situation of the country as extremely delicate and stated that the right and the far-right were close to coming to power. He also noted that the population had mobilized following an eviction and a loss, although the text did not specify what had been lost. #DerechosHumanos #JusticiaSocial #PuebloUnido #ES (translated)

The author argued that health could not be separated from housing and linked the uncertainty about where to live with anxiety, insomnia, and depression. He also described the housing market as speculative and compared its dynamics to gambling, stating that it jeopardized life projects. (translated)

The author argued that there would be no mental health without social justice. On World Mental Health Day, he said that it was necessary to refocus on the social determinants of health, agile access to the healthcare system, and care for the most vulnerable patients. He also mentioned that there were more resources than ever, although he left that idea unresolved. (translated)

The author claimed that a judge had charged the director of Quirón Prevención for the alleged bribery of Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner. He also asserted that the president had diverted more than 5 billion euros to that company through privatizations and rejected that public healthcare was used for profit-making. #SanidadPública #Corrupción #Política #ES (translated)

Mónica García expressed her sorrow for Maricarmen and wished her to rest in peace. She stated that her struggle had awakened awareness throughout Spain and ignited a momentum that would not be extinguished, and highlighted her dignity and courage as a guide. #DescansoEterno #LuchaPorLaDignidad #Justicia (translated)

The author pointed out that the early election would change the deadlines, but not the need to advance and transform the healthcare system. He added that the Ministry of Health would complete the pending work in important areas, including the reform of RD 1146/2206 concerning residents. The publication was interrupted before specifying what was intended to be eliminated with that reform. (translated)

The author stated that citizen pressure had driven the approval of two decrees in the Council of Ministers, aimed, as he wrote, at protecting families and curbing speculation. He added that he advocated for housing stability that prevented people from worrying about potential price increases, instead of temporary measures. (translated)

The author asserted that the Spanish people would rise to the occasion and overcome the resentment of the "international of hatred." He also called for people to come out on November 29 to defend the right to housing against speculators and freedoms against reactionaries. He added that, in the meantime, they should take the RDLs to a destination he did not specify in the text. #DerechoAHogar #Libertades #29N #ES (translated)

The author stated that the street protests had made it clear that there could be no legislature without addressing housing. He said he had promoted measures to stop evictions and rent increases, and that he would continue until having a home was a right. He also announced that on October 17th, he would launch the Broad Front to take that struggle further. (translated)

The author requested that the housing decrees not be kept on hold and stated that their approval was urgent. He warned that Congress should not repeat, as he wrote, the delays of other social advances, and cited as an example the Euthanasia Law, which took more than 10 years to become a reality. https://t.co/vP0ImUxZA2 #Vivienda #DerechosSociales #Urgente #ES (translated)

The author stated that PP, Vox, and Junts had voted to allow rents to rise, to expel people from their homes, and for vulture funds to continue speculating with the future of families and workers. He also argued that their vote favored a "feudal" economy, where a minority appropriated the wages of the majority. (translated)

Jaime, since you already voted against your own parents in March, on Friday you and your parliamentary group can vote in favor of not doubling the price for them and many other parents. Feijóo has already said he is going to force you to vote for the speculators. And what are you going to do? (translated)