Lakuntza advocates for greater investment and planning in Osakidetza
The general secretary of ELA has not ruled out that before the elections there will be a new strike in Osakidetza. “The service it offers is being dismantled and deteriorating,” he added.
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Euskaraz irakurri: Lakuntzak uste du Osakidetzak inbertsioa eta planifikazioa hobetu behar dituela
The general secretary of ELA, Mitxel Lakuntzawas interviewed this Monday on Radio Euskadi’s “Boulevard” program, where, among other topics, he referred to the crisis he is currently experiencing osakidetza. After noting that the demonstrations last weekend reflected the discontent of a significant part of society, he stressed that the service offered by Osakidetza is dismantling and deteriorating day to day.
“It takes one higher investment and planning. The essential sectors They are the ones that the Basque Government neglects. This year the cash expenditure allocated to Osakidetza is 20 million less than in 2022, the number of patients waiting has multiplied by six, there are twice as many people waiting for a diagnosis, surgical wait times have increased by 36%, there are cuts in centers…. Who is therefore out of reality, the people who demonstrated or the lehendakari and Sagardui?, has been asked.
For all this, Lakuntza has not ruled out a strike in Osakidetza before the elections.
On economic situation has stressed that “we are facing a historic increase in the profits of many companies, that we are witnessing a phase of impoverishment and that from there arise the problems to renew agreements”.
He has also referred to the pension reformof which he has said that the main problem is that pensions are low, and the negotiations with the Department of Education about the new law. “We are very far from his approach, we start from very different analyses. There must be a unique model of education, that is to say, a public education that has Basque as its axis and the defense of its own curriculum. What they are doing is proposing a series of changes to perpetrate the current system,” she concluded.
Source: Eitb
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