He UPN spokesman in the Parliament of Navarre, Javier Esparzacriticized this Monday “the show that PSN and Geroa Bai give publicly criticising a matter as delicate as health, which affects thousands and thousands of Navarrese men and women.” “It is a failure in their health management and it is very serious. “They see themselves as incapable of providing solutions, they throw things in their faces,” he said.
As he added in statements to the media, “one is to blame, the other was to blame before, but the reality is that people cannot make an appointment at their health center“. “The reality is that there are many cities that do not have doctors, that do not have pediatricians; many citizens are on an unacceptable waiting list, and this public debate, this public dispute, is the clearest recognition of a failure in the health management of this government and the previous one, which, even with more money than ever, They are capable of providing solutions to citizens,” he said.
According to him, it has to do with “with the attitude of the President of the Government, who operates from a position of absolute arrogance“They don’t listen to anyone at all, and so it’s very difficult to do a good analysis and find solutions.” “Since María Chivite and her government know everything and don’t listen to anyone at all, well, that’s how it is for us,” he says.
The spokesperson for Geroa Bai, Pablo Azconastated that on this health issue “we must call for calm, for seriousness” and stressed that Geroa Bai as well as the President of the Government “have repeatedly shown their support for their advisor” on the matter, Fernando Domínguez. As he stated, “precisely because we know that drastic changes must be made to what done so far in health, we have met the challengeand not brown, to improve public health in Navarre.”
“We know that the economic agreements do not give the expected result, what was agreed did not give the expected result and therefore the budgetary ambition that we also requested and which is accepted, like the work of health professionals and the new strategy that the department will implement with Councilor Domínguez will give results,” he commented.
The representative of PPN Irene Royo He stressed that “we find the PSN’s accusations against the management of health care pathetic.” “We have already said that a change of direction is needed,” he explained, adding that “it seems inconsiderate to us that an issue as important as health is not addressed by the majority party, as is the case in other communities.”
According to him, “if the The Socialist Party believes it can do better, “The problem is that the Socialist Party does not know how to find a solution and chooses the easy way out, which is to criticize and blame Geroa Bai,” he criticized.
The parliamentarian of Contigo-Zurekin Daniel López said that the health issue is “very complicated.” “The problems are not only economic, they are management problems,” he said, adding that “complex problems do not have magic solutions, you don’t snap your fingers and tomorrow they will be solved.” “The Minister of Health presented different measures, we said that they seemed appropriate for the moment,” he said.
As he continued, “we are waiting to see the results that they bring and of course we will also be attentive in the next Budget to the health budgets to see that there is this continuity in public policies, a change of management and not simply more references.”
For his part, Laura Aznal, from EH Bildu, said that “we have always said that health has important problems, structural problems and that it is not enough to provide the department with a budget.” “We have also pointed out that there are gaps in the current management,” he stressed, pointing out that “the disparate or temporary measures that have been adopted to solve certain problems have not worked as expected.”
He stressed that “health is one of the main concerns of the men and women of Navarre and presents structural problems that must be solved.” “Our public health system deserves the effort of all groups to guarantee the quality of public health in the medium and long term,” he asked.
