The PP points out that the Health Ministry's proposal on waiting lists cannot be approved because there are still some unresolved issues.
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The Spanish Ministry of Health and regional authorities governed by the Partido Popular (PP) have clashed over a proposed royal decree regarding national healthcare waiting lists. During a meeting of the Interterritorial Council of the National Health System, Health Minister Mónica García urged PP-led regional governments to support the measure, framing the vote as a choice between transparency and opacity, and aiming to prevent the manipulation or disguising of waiting list data.
In response, Madrid's regional health minister, Fátima Matute, rejected the proposal on behalf of the PP. Matute argued that the current text cannot be approved because it still contains significant unresolved aspects, highlighting a clear political divide between the central government and regional administrations over healthcare management reforms.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Mónica García llama al PP a decidir sobre "opacidad" o "transparencia" en listas de esperaFocuses on the Health Minister's challenge to the PP regarding transparency.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): El PP señala que la propuesta de Sanidad en listas de espera no pude aprobarse por haber aspectos sin cerrarEmphasizes the PP's justification for rejecting the proposal due to unresolved issues.
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