"They want to put us against the Bolivians" | M …

Milagro Sala denounced the fact that "in Jujuy, privatization of health", while the governor of Jujeño, Gerardo Morales, had been reinstated in the conflict relating to reciprocity in matters of health. For the leader of Tupac Amaru, it is no coincidence that Morales was again indicted against the Bolivians when he presented to the Chamber of Deputies a bill providing for the payment of medical care in the province . And this was part of a wider process of privatization of access to public health. Tomorrow, the lower house of the province will deal in extraordinary sessions called by Morales the initiative to make foreigners pay for the use of hospitals.

"What a coincidence that Gerardo Morales criticizes the government of Evo Morales and now introduces a bill asking foreigners to start laying charges," said Sala, who clarified that he "s only going to be responsible for the charges. was not a strange situation for Jujeños today. . "Health is no longer free because it is for them a business, for everything you have to pay, with bonuses, first aid services have been closed and hospitals are in decline, but sanatoriums are pretty good. ", did he declare.

In this sense, the social leader denounced the fact that the Tupac had removed the medical devices they had – "a tomograph and an ultrasound" – to take them to a private clinic. "It is the great businessmen who have always stolen our country and they are calling us corruption," he warned, saying that his aspiration to be a candidate for the governorship "remains firm".

His statements come amidst the controversy between Gerardo Morales and Evo Morales, after the governor settled an old conflict with the Bolivian president for health care following the case of a neat young man in Bolivia, where he would have been charged. medical services. The legislature of Jujeña will deal tomorrow, at 4 pm, in extraordinary session, the draft law on the collection of health insurance for non-resident aliens, presented last year by Morales in the midst of severe criticism.

"It seeks to create a legal framework with clear terms, allowing for equality and reciprocity in medical care," emphasizes provincial radicalism. The project, included in the provincial health strategic plan, has been named "Provincial Health Insurance System for Foreigners". It contains 11 articles and provides that "foreigners whose country of origin has a reciprocal health agreement with the Argentine Republic, those who accredit permanent residency and provide for emergency or emergency cases. "Emergency" are expressly exempted from this legal regime. . This insurance will have a maximum duration of thirty days from its contract.