FLASH
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Educator and activist Ervin Goci, reacting to the urgent case of saving the life of the actor Genc Fuga, confronted the bankrupt state health system and the victory of the private sector, posing the question: how long will we continue to entrust our lives to this killer gear ?!
"Yesterday, within the space of 24 hours, beyond the battle of the actor for his life, which I wish him to have as long as possible, a confrontation of social proportions took place between the need of the individual to enjoy the contributions he makes to the public and the rotten system privatized healthcare in essence.
The battle was certainly won by the private sector, the pillars of the health miracle disappeared, they sank seven times under the ground, they had nothing to say that day, their soldier, the ordinary citizen publicly shouted that the command has betrayed him, the instance has been dissolved, the propagandists are not dictated to, they have fled.
Precisely at the most fatal moment, when everything seems lost, the irreversible situation, comes the social energy that is not measured in cents or numbers, and as it has always happened in history, it performs the act of rescue, because in the abandonment of the actor it finds its own drama, and by instinct will save him/her..
There is no private benefit that does not receive something from the public, it is even proven that individual genius has its source in the collective.. don't tire yourself with this contradiction because Nobelists have solved this job., the question is: and for how long will we continue to entrust our lives to this killer gear?!", writes Goci.
Even the MP of the opposition Tritan Shehu reacted to the case of the actor Genc Fuga, who was in a serious state of health and 19 thousand euros were collected so that he could be operated on in a private hospital.
In a post on Facebook, Shehu denounces that some life and death cases are not carried out at QSUT. He says that this is a shame and that in such cases the state should compensate the patient for the intervention in the private hospital.
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