The Valencian language requirement for medical staff is a re-opening issue worldwide. botanical. Aitana Mas, vice president of the Generalitat, acknowledged the disparity after Consell’s plenary meeting this Friday, after doubts have been voiced in recent days by some councilors, such as the cases of Gabriela Bravo or Miguel Mínguez. Criteria causing this issue. In fact, he acknowledged that if the deal that currently governs the Valencian Community is possible to be reissued after the next regional elections, it will be one of the inherited issues to be discussed by a third Botànic.
Mas, at a press conference, language requirement It will bring “security” to health professionals by expanding the structural positions that can be demanded in the field of health. He also noted that it is recommended to accelerate the approval of professional titles from third countries. “There is always room for improvement,” he admitted, while ensuring that Botànic has “a firm commitment to the quality of health of the Valencian Community.” Finally, on this issue, Consell insisted that its members should “sit and talk and agree” on the language requirement.
Bravo and Minguez
Before Mas made public the discrepancies on this issue within the regional government this Friday, other ministers had already implied that there was a deep sea in their statements. That is the case of Gabriela Bravo, Minister of Justice and Public Administration, who assured Thursday that there are no plans for any language requirements. health sector and that it was not discussed when an agreement was reached between his department and the Education department in November.
Miguel Mínguez, head of health, also touched on this issue. The Minister stated that the draft of the scale of principles for the consolidation of positions in public health, Valencian mastery It is a basic requirement to practice in the Community of Valencia. “It is known that a draft has been analyzed and will likely be modified,” said Mínguez.
The language requirement was not the only topical issue Mas had to address in his appearance. The Consell spokesperson also had to defend their actions. regional manager After these days, it was learned that former vice president Monica Oltra was receiving unemployment benefits even though she was the one who resigned at the end of last June. When asked if it was right for Oltra to collect unemployment benefits, Crevillentina replied, “The Council acted within the law.”
It was made public earlier this week. Valencia Courts Vicente Fernández has filed a complaint against Oltra and Generalitat chairman Ximo Puig for possible charges of lying and embezzlement, given that Consell’s former number two was receiving unemployment despite his resignation. The complaint was filed with the Community of Valencia TSJ, given Puig’s proprietary status.
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A final topic of current events that Mas addressed was the controversy that followed the words of popular Fernando López Heritage, president of the Region of Murcia, who spoke in favor of the abolition of the AVE stops in Elche and Orihuela. The train connection between the Murcian city and Madrid is faster. this Vice President of Generalitat He made the issue ugly to the People’s Party, arguing that these stops “bring citizens closer together and structure the region”, and wondered if the public thought Vega Baja and Elche had no right to stop the train. Crevillentina also criticized that PP “bought” the argument that was missed by López Heritage.
A Consell spokesperson called the issue “serious and controversial” because it calls into question an infrastructure costing millions of euros. It is important that we do not fall into the complacency of simply connecting the capitals,” he said. “No one ever complained bird Stop in Villena or Requena and Consell will always be on the side of it, because it is necessary to connect the population and not have first and second class citizens. Let PP Vega land in Baja and say that the region has no right to have AVE,’ he concluded.
Sánchez and Feijóo’s “courage” to tackle regional financing
The presence in Valencia this weekend of Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez Feijóo, national leaders of the PSOE and the People’s Party, has not gone unnoticed by Aitana Mas, vice-president of the Generalitat. A Consell spokesperson urged them to have the courage to sit on the busy national agenda and to delve deeper into the issues dragged on by the Valencian Community, which is at the forefront of a lack of government funding. “We are talking about justice, the resources we need,” Crevillentina said in a speech in which she reminded her closeness to the elections and its reflections in the decision-making process.
Addressing both Sánchez and Feijóo, Mas’ message said, “They should be clear that insufficient funding for Valencian society is a fundamental, everyday problem that he continues to strongly justify.” He added that this is why Consell, in his speech after the plenary session, “wanted the two of them to sit down and talk openly about how we would come to an agreement, have the courage to put a draft on the table.” .
Despite the growing controversy over the national political agenda in recent days, Mas claimed that Valencian issues should continue to exist “because it is central and rooted in many families”. They said it was “important to be clear” that requests from the Community of Valencia remain strong to achieve a change in the system that ends the problem.