Government Delegate in Castilla-La Mancha Backs Public Healthcare at Noblejas Awards: Public, Universal, Free and Properly Funded
José Pablo Sabrido, the Spanish Government's Delegate in Castilla-La Mancha, defended public healthcare on October 24 at the awards ceremony of the Association for Fair Access to Medicines, held in Noblejas, in the province of Toledo, saying healthcare should be public, universal, free and backed by sufficient funding.
The event, organised by the Association for Fair Access to Medicines, recognises people and institutions working for fair access to medicines, and Sabrido made his remarks there.
Sabrido represents the Spanish Government in the autonomous community, within the system of government delegations overseen by the Ministry of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory. His comments came amid continuing public debate in Spain over National Health System funding and access to medicines.
The Association for Fair Access to Medicines is a Spanish organisation campaigning for equitable patient access to medicines; its annual awards were held in Noblejas with local and regional representatives attending.
Source: Ministry of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Spain
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Photo: 图：西班牙一处医院建筑。Zarateman 摄，Wikimedia Commons，CC0。 / Photo: A hospital building in Spain. Photo by Zarateman, Wikimedia Commons, CC0.
