The Basque Government

Due to the complex summer period, this will be the last week of stoppages for the time being, if the situation is not resolved, but doctors do not rule out an indefinite strike from September onwards.

Vox MP Amaia Martínez has asked the Minister of Culture and Linguistic Policy about the venue of the 2030 World Cup in Bilbao and San Sebastián. She has insisted thatthe conditions of FIFA "are not few, nor small." Among them, she has highlighted the limitation of mobility in cities or the fact that the world championship "does not coincide with other events of the city."

Osakidetza's director, Lore Bilbao, has stated in an interview with Euskadi Irratia that the Basque Government will continue its efforts to reach an agreement, although she has made it clear that as long as the Framework Statute is maintained, doctors will continue to strike.

Monitoring will begin on 15 June and will continue until the middle of autumn, the period of greatest activity of the tiger mosquito, which has already been detected in at least 72 municipalities covering a large part of the population of the CSC, which has led to increased prevention against this invasive dspezie, especially in cooperation with municipalities.

In two words, a summary of what will be news of the Present today.

On behalf of the Association for the Rights of Doctors and the Unitary Movement of Doctors, Sara Lizeaga, a doctor at Donostia Hospital, appeared before the media this afternoon to say that "most of their demands can be channelled" by the Basque Government.

The trade unions responded to the letter sent this morning by the Ministry of Health with a harsh statement accusing the department headed by Monica Garcia of "disrupting public opinion."

At the closing of the Spanish Interterritorial Health Council, the Health Adviser, Alberto Martínez, said that "the opportunity to resolve the conflict has been missed" and accused the Minister of Health, Mónica García, of ignoring doctors, trade unions and the autonomous communities.

The Minister of Health of the Basque Government has explained that 16 Autonomous Communities have signed a common document that will be addressed as the first point at the Interterritorial Health Meeting. Alberto Martínez has highlighted the criticism of the Ministry of Health for not having reached an agreement with professionals and the Autonomous Communities and has stressed that the minister "has remained alone" in managing the conflict.

According to the plan to rejuvenate and renew the staff of the general administration of the CAE, more than 700 civil servants over 63 years of age will be able to retire early, in return for reductions in working hours, days off and additional holidays for seniority. CCOO and UGT have shown their support but have not yet signed an agreement. 

Doctors, who have been protesting for more than a year, calling for a statute of their own that takes into account the specificities of their profession, believe that the reform of the Framework Statute recently adopted by the Council of Ministers of the Spanish Government does not meet the demands of doctors.

The commemorative agenda, which begins earlier this month, includes more than forty initiatives to recall the legacy of the lehendakari Agirre and his team and to project into the future the values of democracy, freedom and social justice that underpinned his creation.

The Ministry of Health has convened the Autonomous Communities on Wednesday for an extraordinary meeting of the Interterritorial Health Council to discuss the reform of the Framework Statute and the medical strike.

The Health Adviser, Alberto Martínez, has highlighted the progress of negotiations with health professionals in the Basque Country and criticized the management of the Ministry of Health in the processing of the new Framework Statute.

Se trata de una medida pionera porque, de aprobarse, será la primera ley del Estado que permitirá la participación de las asociaciones de pacientes "en el diseño y toma decisión de las políticas de salud."

Industry Advisor Mikel Jauregi has stated that industry is "the sector that is suffering the most from the effects of the energy crisis."

In the run-up to the Euskaltzaleak March on Saturday in Pamplona/Iruña, the General Secretary of the Basque Cultural Council, Idurre Eskisabel, has been hopeful and has assured that the event is expected to be massive. In addition to demanding the involvement of the citizens, they will use the appointment to send a direct message to the authorities .