Editorial: El Mundo

• Spain's main medical organizations call for an unprecedented strike highlighting unattended demands.
• If the strike is carried out, doctors would stop working one week a month from February to June, which would impact the health of the population.
• Health Minister, Monica García, from the medical collective is in confrontation with her colleagues for not having a direct dialogue with them.
• The demands are similar to those of the last government of Felipe Gonzalez in 1995.
• Doctors demand the regulation and better remuneration of guards, early retirement or a statute of their own for the medical profession.

Conclusion: Spanish doctors face lack of representation, unsatisfactory working conditions and issues in the health system, leading to an unprecedented strike that could result in consequences for the population.

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