Health Workers March in Xalapa Due to Lack of Medicines and Supplies: Demand Exit of the IMSS Well-Being Holder in Veracruz
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Xalapa, Ver., In the seventh protest of IMSS-Benestar workers in the state, from August 31 to date, yesterday at least 500 employees of that health system held a march in the state capital to denounce that the shortage of medicines and materials persists.
Staff report that lack of inputs has led to the suspension of surgeries and mainly affected low-income patients
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El DiarioDoctors and workers marched in Veracruz to accuse them of operating with a shortage of inputs that has led to the suspension of surgeries.
Editor1 Nahle defends Ramos Alor and accuses that march for health in Xalapa was “contaminated” by politicians Xalapa, Veracruz.— The governor of Veracruz, Rocío Nahle García, acknowledged that the shortage of medicines and healing material in hospitals incorporated into the IMSS-Benestar, continues, with levels of supply ranging from 50 to 90 percent and a general average close to 78 percent. After the protest that medical personnel and [...] T…
Health workers from the High Specialty Center (CAE) “Dr. Rafael Lucio” marched through the streets of Xalapa to demand an urgent solution to the shortage of medicines and the lack of basic inputs. The demonstration concluded in Lerdo Square, where medical staff and family members of patients requested the immediate dismissal of Roberto Ramos Alor, state coordinator of the IMSS-Benestar.
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