スペイン政府の財政赤字削減なための医療費削減で2012年9月から不法移民(外国人労働者:滞在許可証無保持者)は公共無料健康保険制度から排除、約100万0000人の不法移民が影響、ある人にとっては、死刑宣告に等しい。
“Esta ley sanitaria es mi condena de muerte”
Un inmigrante sin papeles enfermo no tiene atención médica y carece de recursos para comprar sus medicinas
Alejandra Agudo Madrid 1 DIC 2012 - 17:47 CET
"This health care bill is my death sentence"
An illegal immigrant has no patient care and lacks the resources to buy their medicines
Acute Alejandra Madrid 1 DIC 2012 - 17:47 CET
The list of diseases is long. July Basilio Gonzalez, 59 Cuban resident in Madrid in March 2009, brings to the table a stack of pages that summarize their suffering-a heart murmur, cholesterol and chronic migraines triggered, among others-and the dozens of medications you need. What worries him most is not being able to control their blood. "There are pills that if I take them I can give something," he says while taking a leisurely tila - "a coffee would be terrible," he says. Until September doctor in health center in his neighborhood south of the capital, Carabanchel, would prescribe the drugs could buy subsidized. But his health card expired and is no longer the renewed. No papers and has been excluded from the attention by health care reform government, to August 31 without card left nearly one million illegal immigrants. Their names do not appear in the system. "This law is my death sentence," notes Gonzalez.
"It's a human rights issue, with or without papers are people" emphasizes Gonzalez regarding the denial of medical care to the undocumented. This Cuban worked as director of an orchestra in Varadero, a tourist area of the island. But in late 2008 he emigrated to the Netherlands with his wife, born in that country. The relationship broke Gonzalez months later and decided to come to Spain. "Because it was a dream and mastered the language," he says. His residence permit expired without a job he could find. Was spent on a guitar little savings he had left his job at a canning factory in the Nordic country. He bought it on a trip to San Sebastian, where he was visiting a friend. "Brand is very cheap but it cost me," he says proudly while stroking the sleeve of the instrument that is always with him. Now it's your livelihood. But seven or eight euros a day for playing out "Cuban son" on the street, not enough to buy their drugs. "And every time people give least as things stand." With recipes was spent between 40 and 50 euros a month on drugs, but now suspect that the bill "will increase significantly" and is running out of pills reserves.
Gonzalez's doctor continues to serve in consultation, the last time on Friday, although the name and patient history are missing from your computer. No July Basilio Gonzalez with a chronic heart condition in the databases. But the sick there, with his arteroesclorisis (hardening of the arteries), your headaches, your breath and a string of illnesses in the medical record that points again and again to support his story.
Quotations of requests by telephone, as has been advised in MDM because data do not ask. Other times, the doctor urges it to go on a certain date and records it in a paper. In the same leaflets in which he points out the need to take pills. "Since I can not pay, I will have to prioritize which took" plans.
His words convey the helplessness of feeling vulnerable and unable to do anything. But Gonzalez claims to have lost the fear of being expelled from the country, having no papers-if publicly denounce their situation. "Until a year ago the police stopped me every week, but I never deported. I put fines could not pay, "he says angrily. That's why he decided to tell his story.
Do not understand why, after living in Spain four years, taxed and access to public health, now is not entitled "to anything." "To give the residence they ask you to have a contract, but you do not hire illegal immigrants. I find it humiliating. I do not know if I'm crazy or are those that make the laws. "
The case of the illegal immigrant is not unique. Doctors of the World has reported that nine regional governments (Balearic Islands, Cantabria, Castile-La Mancha, Extremadura, La Rioja, Madrid, Murcia and Aragon) are running as unmitigated, denying care to people without a residence permit. Some communities, says the organization, have restricted access to health care beyond what is in the Royal Decree 16/2012. Ana (not her real name), Colombia 44, a victim of the strict implementation of health reform. Lives in Tenerife for over four years illegally. In 2008 she was diagnosed with breast cancer and after chemotherapy, underwent a mastectomy. I got breast implants, prostheses PIP (Poly Implants protheses) that extracted after being recalled in 2010 for defective. We reconstructed breast. Surgery for the other was pending. On Wednesday Health informed him that he would practice no operation. "I had heard of the new law, but did not expect to take me out of the waiting list. I do not know what to do, I have made an average woman, with one breast, "says Ana, Pedro Murillo reported.
The exclusion denucia case has positive health, say sources MdM. They add that Aragon and Canary denied the allegations at first access after opening a dialogue with the organization in search of a solution. In Ireland, two associations of sick people have offered to provide assistance to patients who have received transplants or require insulin. A spokeswoman for the NGO said this newspaper his "gratitude" for these gestures, but stresses, however, that his goal is to "repeal the royal decree."
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