Candidates for mayor of São Paulo José Luiz Datena (PSDB) and Tabata Amaral (PSB) criticized the health sector in the capital of São Paulo during the debate on the SBT, this Friday 20.
Datena said that “there is suspicion” of organized crime involvement in São Paulo’s health sector. “We hear the mayor and Boulos talk about the proposals they have and they are proposals that will solve everything the city has. Even in the field of public health, there is suspicion of organized crime.”
Tabata says the proposals presented by the mayor are “nonsense.” “We hear a lot of talk, but I invite you who follow us to remember the last time you had to take an exam. You stood in line, as I have done many times, in the early hours of the morning, at 5 in the morning, you get to your turn and the person says: “I’m sorry. Come back tomorrow.” things.”
He also criticizes the waiting times and says that to be seen at a health unit, you need to know a politician. “We have a problem in São Paulo: if you know a politician, you can take the exam faster. Everyone in the suburbs knows that. If you don’t know someone important, you wait in line for months or years.”
Source: Terra
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