The Central Administrative Court of Contractual Resources has been provisionally suspended the tenders of the mutuality of judges and prosecutors (Mugeju) and that of the military (Isfas), after an appeal imposed in both cases by the Professional Medical Union Association (Unipromel).
Thus the crisis in public mutual societies worsens. Muface’s uncertainty over deadlines is now joined by his “little sisters”, which bring together approximately 600,000 mutual members and that they were the only ones who had managed to find insurance companies willing to attend the concert.
Unipromel thus responds to the request of self-employed doctors who are conditioned by these public-private agreements, since the price of the sessions is usually lower in this system. In this way, the association affects a “violation of constitutional rights, anti-competitive causes and the defense of the interests of self-employed doctors.”
This has been a claim for years by the group, which also accuses insurers of narrowing margins “imposing contractual conditions with scales well below those published by the Health Departments.” They also do not forget the Government, since they believe that it underfunds the model and leaves neither party with any room for maneuver.
This precautionary suspension, however, “will not affect the period granted for the presentation of offers or proposals by interested parties. Likewise, it should be noted that the effects of this Resolution prevent the continuation of the bidding procedure, not its completion,” reflects the resolution. of the precautionary measure.
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