“We will ensure the foundation for all health sector workers”: AMLO

This was confirmed by President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador All health sector workers will have their work base, Including those hired on an occasional basis.

From Manzanillo, Colima, where he oversaw the IMSS Health Wellbeing Plan, he noted that “the most important thing of all is to provide workers with security, That all workers be established.”

“Now I see Charro’s leaders are very conceited, supposedly defending the workers. And what did they do when there were 80,000 contract workers? What did they do to the workers? Which. He said.

“We will ensure that a base is established for all health workers,” the president emphasized.

“All workers will be recognized as we do here. It’s a compromise, a foundation. Now that I have given this certificate to the doctor, he tells me that he has been on contract for 10 years and that he already has his foundation. We will do this throughout the health sector, but influence will not be allowed, for the Charo Federation leaders to benefit, as always, the Raja,” he explained.

The president insisted that there is a shortage of doctors and specialists in the country, Which he blamed on the neoliberal model applied for 36 years, for putting health and education on the market.

With this in mind, he noted, schools of medicine and nursing are being opened “like never before across the country”, as well as scholarships being increased so that there are more medical professionals. “We went from 8,000 to more than 20,000 this year, and we will continue to train professionals,” he said.

He noted that with regard to the training of specialists, the decision was made to appoint Cuban doctors, noting that It is a “humanitarian issue”.

“If Meade wins or Anaya wins, it’s him or both, but more Anaya, he’ll be in the same situation, refusing the Cubans to come to our aid now when we need it; But we won and we belong to a popular movement, we came from fighting with the people and we want democracy. “The power of the people, for the people and with the people, it is very important to make it clear,” he commented.

During the act, which was attended by the director of the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS), Zoe Robledo, and other officials of his government, The President took the opportunity to give a boost to Governor Indira Vizcaino Silva.

“And I also want it to be very clear here in Manzanillo, so that the political heads of Colima are not confused, and it is a very clear message: We have every confidence and absolute confidence in the Governor of Colima, Indira Vizcaino, he said.