The spokesman Juan José Molina has valued positively the telematic meeting held today between the Minister of Health and the spokesmen of the parliamentary groups in the Regional Assembly
The spokesman for the parliamentary group of Citizens, Juan José Molina, has highly valued the telematic meeting held today between the Minister of Health, Manuel Villegas, and the spokesmen for the groups present in the Legislative.
During the meeting, Molina proposed the establishment of "a Covid-19 control protocol once the current pandemic phase ends", and has expressed interest in the protocol following "centralized national guidelines to avoid differences between autonomous communities" and start "as soon as possible to be defined, to face the 'day after' with guarantees".
The orange spokesman has highlighted the effort to inform and the transparency that the coalition government impregnates in its regional management of the health crisis, and valued that "we still have room in our ICUs to face the hardest part of the epidemic", something which blames the primacy of Primary Care when channeling those affected: "We now reap the benefits of putting the focus on this Primary Care, which we have always supported budgetary and organically from Cs," Molina said.
Likewise, the liberal deputy has also valued the fact that -always within the gravity of the situation- "our Region is facing the crisis relatively better than other autonomous communities", although he recalled that "in this type of battle, We cannot lower our arms for a minute. â€
