"Esto es tocar las pensiones"
Los jubilados consideran que pagar los medicamentos reducirá de manera notable su renta, algo que el Gobierno prometió no hacer
スペインの医療費削減策で、基礎(最低)年金生活者以外の65歳以上の年金受給者は、薬代の10%を払うのは、年金の貧乏化と批判
THE AFFECTED
"This is touching pensions"
Retirees believe that pay for drugs significantly reduce their income, which the government promised not to
Retirees must pay 10% of the cost of medicines
Carmen Moran Madrid 18 ABR 2012 - 12:49 CET
"This is touching pensions"
Retirees believe that pay for drugs significantly reduce their income, which the government promised not to
Retirees must pay 10% of the cost of medicines
Carmen Moran Madrid 18 ABR 2012 - 12:49 CET
Pensioners do not think they should be the protagonists of savings through drug copayment. "More than four million pensions are below the minimum wage and an extra expense for these people, however small it may seem to prevent them from dealing with other payments," says Luis Martin Pindado, President of Democratic Union of Pensioners and Retired Spain (UDP). That 10% of the cost of drugs "seems little, but keep in mind that at this age there are many medicines that are taken. It is not inconceivable that many pensioners fail to pay other things, like light or water, if they have an extra expense, they can make a cisco "he says.
The largest, which in recent years were the weakest link in the statistics of poverty, have weathered the latest crisis thanks to their pensions while poverty has gained a younger face, that of thousands of people who have been the strike and even being expelled from their homes could not afford the mortgage. That is why many pensioners have had to take over these years of their children back home mother, and sometimes their grandchildren. "They are helping families with very poor pensions. They said they would not touch pensions, as this is touching, because paying for drugs, an exemption had already established, is to lower pensions, "says Martin Pindado.
"I understand that there be any higher pensions, but not for me to opine against it, because that takes more is because it has contributed more, cost him his job. I would suggest the Government to give the drug dose, so maybe you could save. They did the usual, measures for the elderly without them, without having met even the State Council on Aging, "he laments.
In Spain there are more than eight million people over 65 who would be affected by this measure. "It should be in groups, but in terms of income of each. This measure is high in tax collection, and while we understand the situation being experienced by Spain, this will affect people who after all his active life his rights will be cut again, "say from the Spanish Confederation of Seniors, CEOMA . They understand that justice is not "once again, most of the effort should make it a part of the population very vulnerable, as are the chronically ill, pensioners and retirees, as are those who perceive low incomes." CEOMA remember that for the elderly are also affected other increases, such as income tax, VAT, transport, water, gas or electricity.
The largest, which in recent years were the weakest link in the statistics of poverty, have weathered the latest crisis thanks to their pensions while poverty has gained a younger face, that of thousands of people who have been the strike and even being expelled from their homes could not afford the mortgage. That is why many pensioners have had to take over these years of their children back home mother, and sometimes their grandchildren. "They are helping families with very poor pensions. They said they would not touch pensions, as this is touching, because paying for drugs, an exemption had already established, is to lower pensions, "says Martin Pindado.
"I understand that there be any higher pensions, but not for me to opine against it, because that takes more is because it has contributed more, cost him his job. I would suggest the Government to give the drug dose, so maybe you could save. They did the usual, measures for the elderly without them, without having met even the State Council on Aging, "he laments.
In Spain there are more than eight million people over 65 who would be affected by this measure. "It should be in groups, but in terms of income of each. This measure is high in tax collection, and while we understand the situation being experienced by Spain, this will affect people who after all his active life his rights will be cut again, "say from the Spanish Confederation of Seniors, CEOMA . They understand that justice is not "once again, most of the effort should make it a part of the population very vulnerable, as are the chronically ill, pensioners and retirees, as are those who perceive low incomes." CEOMA remember that for the elderly are also affected other increases, such as income tax, VAT, transport, water, gas or electricity.
スペインの医療費削減策で、基礎(最低)年金生活者以外の65歳以上の年金受給者は、薬代の10%を払うのは、年金の貧乏化と批判
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