Gerardo Morales redoubled his criticisms against Evo: "In Bolivia, they accuse us of everything and we serve them for free, we are the idiots of the neighborhood"

"We ended up being the neighborhood's idiots. Here, there is no xenophobic approach. I am a Bolivian grandson, I have nothing against them, but in Bolivia they do not treat us well. They charge us all and we serve them for free. We are a very generous people, "said Morales.

"I sent an open letter to President Evo Morales and sent the bill to the Minister of Health for all that Manuel Vilca had paid. You can not pay 122,000 Argentine pesos in a public hospital. They accused him for everything. There is no reciprocity. We are currently seeing a Bolivian boy who has cancer and we do not ask where he comes from. We protect and take care of life, "he added during a dialogue with Eduardo Feinmann on the radio The Web.

Vilca, 36, has been traveling for more than 10 years between the Jujuy border and Bolivia for his work as a bbadist in a band. During one of these trips, he had an accident at the top of the truck that was carrying him. "I saw myself face down, lying on the sidewalk, I had the truck behind the head", he said Infobae.

As a result of the accident, the bbadist had to undergo a complex operation of the spine. Following the anguished claim of her mother, María Calisaya, the government of Jujuy decided to pay more than two thousand dollars corresponding to the last period of his hospitalization and pay the transfer to the Argentine province to perform the operation.

The governor of Jujuy said that in Bolivia, he even charged the most expensive gasoline to Argentine tourists. "When they see the Argentine patent, they say that the subsidy goes only to locals, we are raising the debate on the reciprocity of medical care in the region. In Chile, they also require health insurance. It is common in all countries of the world except Argentina "he maintained.

In the same way, Morales continued: "What is happening is very unfair. The abuses we receive in Bolivia are recurrent. This is not the first case. We are tired of this situation. He must reach the highest level. We had to pay up to $ 2,000 for Manuel to leave and it was an accident. Accidents are treated free of charge. "

The president said that "they are going towards a reciprocal agreement". "The first step, in good faith, is to return the money to the Vilca family.Tuesday, we will see this problem with Foreign Minister Faurie, but not only with Bolivia. We have a lot of European tourists who can not believe they are treated free in our hospitals "he concluded.