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False invoices, empty shelves: phantom company caused shortages in hospitals in Coahuila
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The tone of the letter was urgent. On October 11, 2019, María de los Ángeles Escalon, head of nurses at the General Hospital of the Institute of Security and Social Services of State Workers (ISSSTE) Dr. José María Rodríguez de Saltillo, Coahuila, told three directors that there would be problems at the Adult Intensive Care Unit during the weekend due to the lack of supplies for infusion pumps. It was a wake-up call because, for eight months, th…
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In the six-year period of AMLO, ISSSTE hired Biomedical Interaction, despite the fact that the SAT had already declared it a non-existent company. The supplier failed to comply with the orders, which caused problems in medical care.
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