スペインの裁判官は、マドリッド自治州の公立病院の経営の私営化の不正行為を調査
Un juez investigará la privatización sanitaria en Madrid
Una asociación de médicos se querella por supuestas irregularidades
E. G. sevillano Madrid 6 JUN 2013 - 23:03 CET
A judge will investigate the health privatization in Madrid
A medical association complaint for alleged irregularities
E. G. Seville Madrid 6 JUN 2013 - 23:03 CET
The privatization of health management that Madrid launched in 2003, with the arrival of the president Esperanza Aguirre, and in recent months has accelerated with a tender for six hospitals, is complicated in court. The Association of Physicians Specialists Madrid (AFEM), one of the most active organizations in the white tide of protest against privatization, has filed a lawsuit in a court in Madrid for alleged irregularities in the award and management of the first three hospitals that the regional government placed in the hands of companies: Valdemoro, Móstoles and Torrejon de Ardoz, opened between 2007 and 2012.
The magistrate No. 4 of the capital has opened preliminary investigations after AFEM submit a letter a few days ago about 80 pages describing the possible crimes such as embezzlement and bribery. The complaint is directed, according to sources familiar with the case against those responsible for signing and contract awards. Health counselors who gave the green light to these three hospitals were Manuel Lamela and Juan Jose Guemes. The text focuses on economic aspects showing "interest in privatizing". "The facts resulting from the above actions have characteristics that may presume the existence of a criminal offense," said the judge in the legal reasoning.
A criminal proceedings adds the administrative litigation. This Thursday AFEM has filed an appeal against the specifications of the privatization of the management of six public hospitals in calling for the temporary suspension of the process. On Friday June 7 is the deadline for submission of tenders to the competition.
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According to sources of law, the head of the court, Marcelino sexmero, AFEM give a period of 10 days for ratification in the complaint, reports Victoria Torres. Concluded that period, decide whether the complaint admissible supports or rejects. The initiation of "preliminary investigation," says AFEM in a note, "could be a major breakthrough in the fight against privatization" of health Madrid.
AFEM spokeswoman, Fatima Brañas, note says that doctors trust "fully" in court and that "time" does not provide more information for the respect due to the progress of an investigation into a matter that is sub judice. Meanwhile, the regional government spokesman, Salvador Victoria, has criticized the "wrong and irresponsible strategy" of AFEM, which has been accused of complaints to "muddy the transparent process" of health privatization
In the same statement, AFEM has announced that the administrative appeal against the specifications of the privatization of hospitals hospital management Infanta Sofia (San Sebastian de los Reyes), Infanta Leonor (Vallecas) Infanta Cristina (Parla ), Southeast (Arganda), the Henares (Coslada) and Tagus (Aranjuez) and the request for "interim suspension of the bidding process of the winning companies."
In December, the regional government passed the Fiscal and Administrative Measures which includes what he calls "management outsourcing" of six hospitals and 27 health centers throughout the region, which later dropped for lack of offers. This is the largest privately run plan public health launched in Spain and supposed to care about 1.5 million locals go to firms. According AFEM, will not save, will "more expensive" to the locals, "not actual quality ensures the highest possible" patient care "violates rules from the legal viewpoint and that irregularities occur assumptions could constitute crimes ".
AFEM says to the health minister, Javier Fernández-Lasquetty, have not been enough these arguments or "the unanimous voice" of health professionals and scientific societies, or "the cry of more than one million citizens of Madrid" that reconsider its plan "preposterous". At two in the afternoon tomorrow, Friday is the deadline to bid for health management for 10 years of the six hospitals. Then bidders have until the 19th to submit technical bids, and until the 28th to submit financial bids. The management of these six hospitals were divided into five lots, as the Tagus, being the smallest, the tender along with the Infanta Cristina.
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