The councilman and deputy Jordi Serra rated yet received parliamentary answer on the five-year investment plan he should be submitted to the Health Department the concessionaire of health in the region before the end of the year 2014, although autonomous leaders admit that this document "is not yet final, so it has not been officially presented".
Serra recalled that last October and requested a copy of that document, to which the Health Department said in late November that "the concessionary company for health management in the Marina Alta has not yet presented the aforementioned five-year investment plan, a document that must be provided in the coming weeks".
For the Socialist deputy has been demonstrated, over the weeks, the Ministry of health has enabled the concessionaire renege on its commitment to make investments in county health infrastructure. According to Serra, they have ended up being all the answers "bad excuses ”not to force what was promised from the start Marina Salud".
Jordi Serra has criticized the attitude of those responsible for the Generalitat Valenciana, since the health needs of the Marina Alta have been ignored for years of continuous manner.
For the socialist deputy, during all this time the Party de la Comunitat has been hiding behind the presentation of said five-year plan, but today there is nothing that can hide the disastrous health management in our region.
Serra stressed that the commitments made by the concessionaire were, among others, the construction of the second health center in Denia or the new center promised in Pedreguer or Calpe, plus many other small performances derived health infrastructure deterioration suffered these years due investment to zero.
The councilman and deputy urged political leaders of the Popular Party, starting with Ana Kringe and ending with Alberto Fabra, To require for Denia and other municipalities that make up the Marina Alta those infrastructures that are necessary for the development and daily life of citizens of the region.
