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Mario Lugones Broke the Silence and, on the Verge of Tears, Spoke About the Deaths by Contaminated Fentanyl
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In the midst of the investigation into the contaminated fentanyl, which so far left 87 dead – and nine other victims are suspected – the National Health Minister, Mario Lugones, spoke for the first time on the case this Friday. In dialogue with the Solo una vuelta más (TN) program, the official showed his concern about what happened. And before the consultation on the fatal victims due to the use of the drug, he broke: “He has no record. I get v…
The case of the deadly Fentalino has in check the government after the controversial appearance of Federico Sturzenegger in TN, it was up to the Minister of Health of the Nation, Mario Lugones, to speak in the same sign of official news. Lugones spoke for the first time of the case of the contaminated fentanyl, which so far left a balance of 96 deaths, which is considered one of the worst health tragedies that the country has experienced so far.…
An official document presented by the National Administration of Medicines, Food and Medical Technology (ANMAT) before the Federal Court of La Plata revealed severe irregularities in the production of fentanyl, a potent opioid analgesic for hospital use, allegedly contaminated and linked to the death of 96 patients in different Argentine provinces. The report details omissions in microbiological controls, absence of certificates of infertility a…
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Mario Lugones assured that his wallet will give evidence to verify the details of the cause by the adulterated fentanyl.
A tense crossing took place in TN’s “Just one more lap” program, where Soledad Francese, the mother of Renato Nicolini, the youngest victim of the contaminated fentanyl, was invited. The woman was able to speak on the phone to Ariel García Furfaro, owner of HLB Pharma, the laboratory from which the drug came. García Furfaro ignored the guilt and accused a former laboratory employee and national deputy, Andrés Quinteros, of having been the head b…
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