They denounce “advertising” for Igual and Pascual on the screens in the Valdecilla waiting rooms

The screens in the waiting rooms of the Valdecilla Hospital “advertise” with messages from the ‘popular’ Gema Igual and the Health Minister of the Government of Cantabria, César Pascual (PP). This is how the spokesperson for the Socialist Municipal Group in the Santander City Council, Daniel Fernández, denounces this fact, ensuring that in recent days “many” Santander residents who have had to use those waiting rooms have transferred their “complaints” and “complaints” about it.

As stated in a press release, these users are “hallucinating” when they see Igual and Pascual appear on the screens on which they are told when it is their turn for a medical consultation “doing propaganda and publicity”, the PSOE has indicated in press release. “It is unprecedented that they use information campaigns on public health issues to appear instead of experts and health professionals,” he said.

It is unprecedented that they use information campaigns on public health issues to appear instead of experts and health professionals.

In this sense, the socialist spokesperson has censored that “partisan use” in the facilities of the Valdecilla Hospital” and has considered that “not everything goes for politics nor do political campaigns have a place in all spaces.”

IMMEDIATE WITHDRAWAL FROM THE CAMPAIGN

For Fernández, “the only response that fits” on the part of Igual and Pascual is “the immediate withdrawal of this personal promotion campaign through the media of the Valdecilla Hospital.” In his opinion, “What has to appear in those waiting rooms are public health campaigns.”

If not, the socialist leader has announced that he will file a formal complaint with the Ombudsman “about the flawed use of the Valdecilla Hospital facilities for a use other than reporting on public health campaigns from political leaders who do nothing.” have to do with them.”

Finally, he criticized “this misuse of public health campaigns that denotes that some public officials do not know how to differentiate spaces, misusing what is public.”