US EditionFormer Counselor Reyero Testifies to the Case of Deaths in Residences During the Pandemic
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The former Social Affairs Councillor of the Community of Madrid Alberto Reyero has told the judge that he is investigating one of the cases of deaths in residence during the first wave of the pandemic that the protocols of referral of residents to hospitals applied discriminatory criteria in health care.
Former Madrid Councillor of Social Policies declares as a witness for the first time after a complaint for a crime of discriminatory denial of health care The judge opens the door to the charge of another high office, Antonio Burgueño
Former Social Policy Advisor Alberto Reyero of the Community of Madrid, ex-Citizens, said Tuesday that the protocols that prevented the referral of elderly people to hospitals during the first wave of the covid-19 pandemic had a "discriminatory character" depending on the place of residence, the level of capacity and dependency.
Former Social Policy Advisor Alberto Reyero will testify this Tuesday before the judge of First Instance and Instruction number 6 of Leganes in one of the cases in which the deaths in the nursing homes during the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic are investigated.Continue reading...
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