The Valencian Government, which chairs the popular Carlos Mazon The new political course began this Thursday with a Increase in investments of 254.8 million euros for Valencian health through the councils he leads Marciano Gomez. In addition, also this Thursday, Mazón announced the construction of a New health center in the city of Mislataneighboring municipality of Valencia and governed by the socialist party Carlos Fernandez Bielsawith a investment of 4.2 million euros.
More specifically, the plenary of the Advicename given to this territory by the Valencian government, approved this Thursday an investment of 31.5 million euros for medicines for the treatment of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosisa chronic disease characterized by progressive decline in lung function.
In addition, it approved the allocation of 106.7 million euros for drugs intended for the treatment of prostate cancer and an additional 92.3 million euros for the acquisition and supply of various medicines.
Finally, the Mazón Government approved another investment of 24.3 million euros to equip the clinical analysis laboratory of the University General Hospital of Castellón.
New health centre and meeting with Bielsa
Just hours after approving this million dollar investment in health, Carlos Mazón went to the Mislata town hall. And there, he announced the construction of a new health center for the citywith a budget of 4.2 million euros.
Mislata is a city governed by one of the leaders of Valencian socialism, Carlos Fernández Bielsa, of whom Mazón stated, also this Thursday and in an indirect allusion to the leader of the PSPV Diana Morant, that “If on the other side of the table, instead of some, I had Carlos Fernández Bielsa, we would surely advance much further.“.
Carlos Fernández Bielsa has been called as the new general secretary of the Valencian socialists until the general secretary of the PSOE Pedro Sanchez decided to impose Minister Diana Morant.
The good understanding between Carlos Mazón and Carlos Fernández Bielsa is evident, although there are issues on which they agree and others on which they do not. To the point that Mazón also announced this Thursday the upcoming visits of some of his advisors to Mislata “to carry out the service that the city deserves” Mislata.
In fact, in his speech to the media after the institutional visit, Mazón stressed that he had gone to Mislata “to comply and do justice to what was not achieved in Mislata and he deserves it.”
