The Minister of Health, Manuela García, reproached the PSIB this Tuesday for trying to obtain "political gain" from the events that occurred at the Hospital de Can Misses, including the recent murder of a patient who was admitted, for which a person has been detained, describing this attitude as "immoral".
During her address in the plenary session of the Parlament this Tuesday, García assured that the socialists have "got them used to their lack of ethics day after day," something that, in her view, constitutes "a disgrace".
In the control session, the socialist deputy Irantzu Fernández questioned the minister to find out whether she can guarantee the safety of patients and professionals in the pitiusa Health Area. Fernández criticized García’s work at the head of the Conselleria, considering that her management "leaves a lot to be desired".
The minister insisted that her duty is to ensure that protection and explained that they are working to correct the structural deficit that the Hospital de Formentera has been burdened with, whose surgical area for scheduled interventions remains closed due to water leaks.
The socialist deputy stressed that "if we do the math, it’s possible that the operating rooms have been closed more days than open during this legislature," focusing on the seriousness of the situation.
Regarding safety at Can Misses, García detailed that, between May and September, 40 actions were carried out aimed at reinforcing the safety of patients and professionals in the pitiusa Health Area, including the creation of a specific security group in coordination with the Policía Nacional. To close her intervention, the minister snapped at the socialist bench: "Your party is in no position to give lessons in management and security. What nerve".