November 4, 2024, 16:07 PM
November 4, 2024, 16:07 PM
The workers and doctors of the Petroleum Health Fund (CPS) announced that the 96-hour strike will begin this Tuesday. Among the demands of the petition is the lack of management of the top executive, David Martínez.
As reported, “on October 9, the first national expansion was held together with the two Federations (Fesimra and FSTCPS) in which a decisive vote was cast where our main demand is the irrevocable resignation of the highest executive authority of the CPS (David Martínez)”.
However, “given the lack of attention to our demands and the non-resignation by the highest Executive authority of the CPS, the Federations and all our unions at the national level, throughout the month of October pressure measures have been carried out at the national level”.
In this framework, starting this November and in compliance with the resolution vote, “all medical unions and related branches are instructed to continue to our pressure and mobilization measures with the 96-hour national strike”.
That is, this Tuesday, November 5, Wednesday the 6th, Thursday the 7th and Friday the 8th there will be no outpatient care at the Oil Health Fund, throughout the country.
Your demands
Doctors and CPS workers state:
1. “That after almost four years of Dr. Silvestre’s management there is no effective management to confront the difficult financial crisis that affects the CPS at the national level, “An institutional strategic plan has not been developed that establishes policies and objectives to clean up the institution’s finances.”argue for the retirement of their highest authority.
2. “The financial deficit has not decreased; On the contrary, it has increased in recent years, seriously affecting the operation of the CPS.”
3. “The lack of medicines, supplies, medical equipment and specialists in critical areas are just some of the examples of poor management, lor that has a direct impact on the insured population, to whom we are indebted as a social security institution”.
