Osakidetza.

The Basque Government's Health Adviser, Alberto Martínez, has stressed the importance of the meeting of the Health Pact Bureau at which 24 strategic documents on areas such as oncology, mental health and primary care will be adopted. Martinez has stressed that this meeting marks the end of the third phase of work and seeks the commitment of the various actors to continue to make progress in the evaluation and development of the pact.

The Bureau of the Health Pact approved on Friday 24 documents of the strategic lines that will design the future of the Basque Health System. "No document has been in danger of succeeding.

Arnaldo Otegi has reported on this in Euskadi Irratia's Faktoria programme, criticizing Konfebask's replacement at the health table because, in his view, it is only intended to make a profit.

On Friday, the Basque Government and Councillor Alberto Martínez are seeking an agreement with a "broad consensus." However, EH Bildu has called for further discussion to "untie the knots." Summary and LAB have announced that they will not support a pact involving private companies.

The LAB union has announced that it will not support the Health Pact or attend tomorrow's meeting for maintaining its "dependence on the private sector."

Interviewed on 'Ganbara' by Radio Euskadi, the Health Counselor has announced the recent approval of a new model OPE at the Sectoral Bureau, sponsored by the Medical Union and SATSE, which will allow 4,200 jobs to be offered by the end of the year.   

The Department of Health has reported that the Hselection process will be resolved in July sothat "professionals can start working in health centres as soon as possible".

Pello Otxandianok adierazi du ituna ezin dela "bozketa orokor batekin amaitu". Horrez gainera, osasun sistema publikoarekin "konpromiso argia eta zalantzarik gabea" duen EH Bilduren zuzenketa bat eman du ezagutzera.

"In 12 months the picture of the world has changed even more. And uncertainty, far from alleviating it, has increased considerably day by day. "Faced with this, the" only secret "of survival  is to" embrace the rules "and" boldly " " to be able to play "in this game."

This is the message sent today by the President, Imanol Pradales , at the meeting of the Governing Council, which, on the occasion of the first anniversary of the legislature, met today in Ajuria Enea and at the press conference to report on what has been said, Pradales took part to take stock of the media for a year. 

He begins by recalling the time he took office and presided over the first Governing Council . He says that the statement he made then "has only been reinforced" over the past 12 months and has used the word "uncertainty" in more than one, because "in our time" is, in his own words, "the main feature". 

That's why he's asked the counselors to "keep risking," and he thinks they're "on the right track," even though he admits there have been "mistakes." 

It has highlighted initiatives in the areas of health, housing, education or employment, among others, and added that their aim is " to advance self-government ". 

With a view to the future, he explained that the road map was established: strengthening public services; transformative investments , preparing the Basque Country for the future; and strengthening it as a community to move forward as a people, three priorities that the Basque Government had highlighted.

The lehendakari wants to make his way "together with society" and has expressed his desire and need for "continuous collaboration", thanks to which "self-demand" can be fed every day. 

The Chief Executive of Vitoria-Gasteiz has also opted for  diplomacy in the face of the global clashes. He has called for "dialogue" and "diplomacy" to be replaced by weapons.

Having said that, he has said that he will continue to "stand firm on the path taken, without distractions."

According to the abertzale coalition, "this is a crucial moment to strengthen the Basque health service" and "turn the privatizing dynamic around." That is why EH Bildu has asked the Basque Government to be "firmly" involved, as well as the PNV and the PSE-EE.

Osakidetza is treating five children with oncological diseases in the hospitals of Cruces and Donostia. Yazan is one of those children who has been in Donostia with their mother for two months. 

All the parties involved will be involved, working "discreetly". The situation has erupted as a result of the resignation of the medical director at a time when a large part of the emergency personnel are on leave.

Galdakao emergency service workers reported two years ago that they had too much workload, in the words of Jesica Gondra of the LAB union. The management has confirmed that it has done nothing during this time. The unions now believe that the management wants to take advantage of the situation to tarnish the image of the workers by closing the emergency service in Gernika at night.

Inés Ibáñez de Maeztu has stated that she is waiting for the measures to be taken after the Health Pact in the hope that they will improve the situation. She has also called for a "determined commitment to public policies to ensure the effectiveness of the right to housing".

These changes will affect 37% of the centers. The ELA and CCOO unions have criticized the summer planning. They have ensured that Osakidetza's structural problems "remain there" and have called for a negotiation process to "address real solutions."

Donostia health workers have taken to the streets to protest. Paros are having more follow-up in hospitals and specialized consultations. Sara Lizeaga, a traumatologist at OSI Donostialdea, has explained.