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The WTO Ensures that the "Sacrifice" of Doctors in Ceuta Cannot Become a "Permanent Resource"

The Collegiate Medical Organization (CHO) has affirmed that the "responsibility and surrender" of the doctors of Ceuta have allowed to maintain the assistance in the autonomous city, but that their "capacity to sacrifice" cannot become a "permanent resource" of the system.
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The Collegiate Medical Organization (CHO) has affirmed that the "responsibility and surrender" of the doctors of Ceuta have allowed to maintain the assistance in the autonomous city, but that their "capacity to sacrifice" cannot become a "permanent resource" of the system.

A delegation from the Collegiate Medical Organization (OMC) has moved to Ceuta in the face of the situation in the city and also the medical professionals. Among them was Tomás Cobo Castro, president of the WTO; as well as Ricardo de Lorenzo, the legal officer, who have offered a press conference with the president of the Official College of Physicians of Ceuta, Enrique Roviralta. According to Cobo, they had previously had a meeting with the doc…

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MADRID, 10 (EUROPA PRESS) The Collegiate Medical Organization (CHO) has stated that the "responsibility and surrender" of the doctors of Ceuta have allowed the maintenance of care in the autonomous city, but that their "sacrifice capacity" cannot become a "permanent resource" of the system. Thus, the WTO, which has displaced Ceuta [...] The entry The WTO states that the "sacrifice" of doctors in Ceuta cannot become a "permanent resource" appears…

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Forbes España broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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