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This Is How the Medical Strike in the Hospitals of Seville Is Lived: "We Want a Dignity in Our Profession"
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Saturated, tired and enduring "years of abuse" by working conditions and 24-hour guards. That's how the thousands of doctors who have decided to strike on Friday, June 13th, and to go to the streets to claim a series of improvements for their profession are feeling. The reasons for this strike are clear: the lack of a specific professional statute for them to protect their rights and the zero advances in improving their conditions. Now, social n…
Optionals from all over Seville are united in a massive mobilization that has left health centers empty and has cancelled consultations and surgeries High follow-up of the strike although with variable percentages: 56.4%, according to the Junta, and around 90% for the
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