Professor's arrest ends session guarantees
The spokesperson questioned the existence of serious crimes that violate citizens' right to healthcare, demanding the opening of investigations and the punishment of those responsible. He emphasized that these crimes are repeated in the same manner, and that previous correspondence and administrative memos have not led to holding anyone accountable for exploiting, blackmailing, or trafficking patients within healthcare departments.
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