Unzué Reminds the Government that It Has an Obligation to Finance the ELA Law

On Friday, seven months will be observed since the official State Bulletin (BOE) published the law ALS. Seven months since the rule came into force and seven months in which the sick have not stopped denouncing the lack of assistance , because although the text contains the commitment for patients to access those specialized care they need to live, they remain today without being implanted. On Tuesday, the Council of Ministers has given the gree…

The former footballer and ALS sick Juan Carlos Unzué has demanded that help come now because many sick people have died without receiving it.

Since the adoption of the regulation, 600 people affected by the disease have died in Spain, 14 in Cantabria

With marked contrasts in the interpretation of the causes, all the groups of the Congress of Deputies agree in the incomprehensible that, seven months after the passage of the ALS Act, the patients of this or any other neurodegenerative pathology do not yet benefit from its effects. The reason is simple: it is an eminently economic norm, but it does not yet have stipulated funding. In this scenario, the Lower House has again demanded that the ru…

Juan Carlos Unzué and writer Martín Caparrós raise their voices for all those affected by this cruel disease at the national summit that ConELA holds in Santander with regional and ministerial representatives

The former footballer, who also suffers from the disease, reminds the executive of Pedro Sánchez that "he has an obligation to finance the law": "A few people, wanting to live, have been forced to die, in some cases for not ruining their families"