Jujeño interned in Bolivia sentenced for toilet paper – ElSol.com.ar – Diario de Mendoza, Argentina

The controversy over medical expenses of Jujuy Manuel Vilca in Bolivia continues. Now Jujuy governor Gerardo Morales has published the receipts for what they charged the musician during his hospitalization, in which he states that he even had to pay for the toilet paper he was using.

The complete list of the expenses Vilca had to cope with was included in the banknotes: in addition to the toilet paper, he was loaded with a thermometer, a sachet of shampoo, serum, syringes, a comb, soap, and so on. grams, saline, bandages, gauze, drug, x-ray, and HIV test.

For this reason, Morales sent a letter to the Bolivian Minister of Health, Gabriela Montaño Viaña, requesting a refund from Vilca and stressed the concept of reciprocity.

In total, these expenses amounted to 22,000 Bolivian pesos (over $ 3,000) that the Argentinian traveler paid to the Oruro public hospital and to the $ 7,000 requested at the CBBA clinic. II of Cochabamba. This, "said the leader of Cambiemos, without imputing the $ 2,152 deposited by the government of Jujuy to obtain medical discharge and repatriate.