PAMI: Government reported that retirees' diapers were stolen and sold on the Internet

The government, from Manuel Adorni’s presidential voice, denounced the “entrepreneur lobby that attacks older adults” for the business to distribute diapers: “All intermediaries are going to be taken away so they don’t want to sell the products in Marketplace; because they not only stole food from the poor, but also the diapers of older adults.” Adorni said, the information he circulated so far is “wrong.” “The PAMI established a new delivery of…

Following the scandal overprices and undue charges in PAMI's purchases and benefits, the Government presented a new modality for handing over diapers to older adults affiliated with the social work. At a press conference, President Manuel Adorni announced the elimination of "intermediaries" in the delivery process, explaining that the measure was implemented through a public tender, with the aim of improving the quality of products and reducing …

The Government has distanced itself from complaints of overpriced purchases and mischarges of PAMI benefits and announced a new mode of delivery of diapers at home for older adults affiliated to the social work. Presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni this morning officialized the elimination of “intermediaries” in the delivery and detailed that the new mechanism was implemented by public bidding to improve the quality of the products and lower cos…

Spokesperson Manuel Adorni reported that he was awarded "public tender" to benefit users in terms of the quality and price of the products, while claiming that some "lives" were being sold at Market Place.

The national government, through presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni, announced Monday a new scheme for the delivery of diapers to retirees affiliated with the Comprehensive Medical Care Program (Pami). The system will involve a direct delivery of inputs to homes and is expected to generate a savings of $5 billion. According to Adorni, the measure seeks to put an end to alleged “businesses” and irregular practices of previous years that would h…

Three of the four companies could not participate due to lack of time. The PAMI entry will pay 20% more expensive diapers for an express tender of u$s450 million was first published in #BorderJournalism.