Marta Lois (Sumar Galicia) affirms that 18F will be the "end of disaster policies" that left healthcare "in a coma"

SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, 4 Feb. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Sumar Galicia's candidate for the Presidency of the Xunta, Marta Lois, has stated that next February 18 will be the "end of the disaster policies and dismantling of the rights and health of Galicians" that have left "in coma" to Galician public health.

"Faced with the dismantling of primary care, of the health rights of Galicians," remarked Marta Lois, at the beginning of the demonstration for public health that filled the streets of Compostela this Sunday. "It's an outcry," emphasized the Labor Party candidate, who has defended Sumar Galicia's program to "give a 180-degree turn to this disaster."

Among other proposals, he has guaranteed a program "complete with useful policies" to "reverse" the situation of "mistreatment" of healthcare. Among others, it commits that emergencies "be a maximum of 24 hours" and guarantee "a maximum of two days for pediatric care" and 48 hours for health care.

"This clamor and these public Sos Sanidade groups and all the precariousness that accompanies Galician healthcare is going to end, it is going to end on February 18," he emphasized, because "if Sumar enters, if Sumar gets electoral support Importantly, we know that Rueda leaves and the Popular Party abandons the absolute majority and goes to the opposition.

Marta Lois has also responded to the statements of the president of the Xunta and the PPdeG, Alfonso Rueda, in which she said that "there are parties" that "organize electoral events and other demonstrations."

"What I say (to Rueda) is to ask the Galician families, who have to make an appointment in primary school, how long it takes and how mistreated they feel by this PP, by Mr. Rueda who dismantled public health and who does business with the private one," he expressed.