Government Admits Need for Reinforcements in the SNS, but Rejects Damage and Scenario of Subordination
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The Minister of Health rejected this Friday that the negative balance of 2679 million euros expected for the National Health Service (SNS) in 2027 represents a loss, arguing that it is an estimate of financing needs. Compared with criticisms of the opposition on an alleged subordination, Ana Paula Martins argued that the State Budget for Health is . . . serious, transparent and prudent . . .
It is the overall balance of a needs account that is estimated, without a ceiling, including investments, current balance, plus capital balance, said Ana Paula Martina at the joint hearing in the Health and Budget, Finance and Public Administration committees as part of the discussion in the specialty of the government's proposal for the state budget for 2027 (OE2027).
The governess maintained that a loss, net result, does not treat the investment as loss, records depreciations and depreciations.
According to the governess, the balance of 2026 already includes an extraordinary increase of EUR 959,7 million.
The Minister of Health rejected that the negative balance of 2,679 million euros projected for the SNS in 2027 represents a loss, claiming that it corresponds to estimated funding needs of the public health service.
The deficit of the National Health Service (NSS) should more than double in the next year, aggravating by 1,377 million euros. Despite the intention to reduce expenditure on goods and services, the expenditure increased 9.3% in 2026 and should continue to rise. The content SNS accounts sink: expected loss of 2,679 million euros in 2027 appears first in the National Leaf.
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