He PSOE of Andalusia (PSOE-A) will defend next Thursday before the Andalusian Parliament a non-law proposition (PNL) concerning the increase in staff, salaries and working conditions in the Andalusian Health Service (SAS). A SAS which in 2025 will benefit from an investment from Junta of Andalusia of 14,870 million euros7% more than last year and 40% more than the last year of socialism in the community (2018)!
Despite this, the Socialist parliamentary group of Juan Espadas will have the courage to propose to the Board of Directors “to cancel the staff reductions reflected in the 2025 budget” and “to increase the budget allocated to chapter 1 of personnel in hospitals, districts and health zones to reach the average ratios of the rest of the autonomous regions » communities. Personnel costs for 2025 increase by 344.38 million compared to last year to reach 7,009 millionwhich means38% more that the 4.405 million for staff from the latest PSOE budgets in Andalusia, in 2018!
But in addition, the PSOE will have the audacity to demand that the Andalusian government “increase the ratios of doctors, nurses, TCAE, administrative staff and other employment categories per thousand inhabitants to reach the average of Spain in one year and the average of the autonomous communities the best equipped in two years. Something completely absurd given that it is an assertion by socialists that They have completely abandoned the Andalusian public health system.
It is worth remembering that the last socialist government of the Junta reduced public health by 1.590 million euros. Furthermore, it was under the Junta’s PSOE government that the highest percentage of the budget allocated to private health care was recorded, in 2014, with 5.05%. But there is more: between 2010 and 2018, the PSOE removed 7,773 Andalusian public health professionals. On the other hand, Juanma Moreno’s Junta de Andalucía managed to increase the number of family doctors in the community by 2,800 compared to 2018, last year with the socialist beach bar controlling San Telmo.
