スペインのガルシア(GALICIA)地方政府の大統領のアルバート=ヌニェス=フェイジョー(Alberto Nuñez Feijoo)氏は、2012年9月1日から健康保険制度から排除される住民登録した約9'000人の不法移移民は以前同理に医療を受けられると発表
ASISTENCIA A INMIGRANTES
La Xunta mantendrá la asistencia sanitaria a los inmigrantes sin papeles
"Tanto en urgencias como en centros de salud", ha remarcado Feijóo en la rueda de prensa posterior al Consello de la Xunta
El País Santiago 30 AGO 2012 - 14:29 CET
Assistance to immigrants
The Xunta keep health care to undocumented immigrants
"Both in emergencies like health centers," remarked Feijóo in the press conference after the Council of the Xunta
The Country Santiago 30 AGO 2012 - 14:29 CET
The president of the regional government, Alberto Nunez Feijoo, Galicia announced today that continue to provide routine healthcare to undocumented immigrants as evidence that lack resources and who are registered before September 1, which will benefit 9,000 people. It is the first community governed by the PP who says so explicitly to keep attention to the undocumented, against the standard of the Ministry of Health.
"Both in emergencies like health centers," remarked the president at the press conference after the Council of the Xunta has given the green light to a decree that is expected on Friday will be published in the Official Journal of Galicia (DOG ).
At the first regular meeting of the Council of the Xunta after the summer, after the special meeting this week in which it was agreed to early elections, Núñez Feijoo has insisted that the rigor in public accounts "produce economic and social benefits" for citizens. The order approved today by the regional government will be published, expected tomorrow, in the Official Journal of Galicia (DOG) and the Xunta it establishes requirements for these people to have access to routine care in both emergency and health centers although progress has been made which should be counted and that the income does not exceed the indicator Public Multiple Effect Income (IPREM). The president noted that the Galician regional government "meets national legislation" and limits advances enabling state legislation "that allows ordinary care to give undocumented immigrants neighboring Galicia". They will have a document of the Galician Health Service, and that the health card "can only give the Ministry".
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The Minister of Health, Social Services and Equality, Ana Mato, insisted yesterday that after the reforms in the National Health System assistance "will continue to provide for all who need it, but who does not hold the right, ie which does not have a health card, be paid such assistance as foreseen in the General Health Act of 1986. "
In addition, 115 health professionals have shown Galician his intention to appeal to conscientious objection to serve illegal immigrants or undocumented as of September 1, when the rule takes effect from the Ministry of Health by losing their right to have a health card. This emerges from the latest figures released by the Spanish Society of Family and Community Medicine (semFYC), who last July launched a national registry for practitioners of this group show their rejection of this measure, but later it opened to other medical and health professionals, such as nurses and social workers.
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