PSDAz attacks Todde and the Five Star Movement: "They're announcing new hospitals, but previously they said they weren't needed."
Nanni Lancioni: "In 2024, the new government overturned a resolution from the Solinas administration that proposed the same thing. Where's the consistency?"Per restare aggiornato entra nel nostro canale Whatsapp
The PSDAz party attacks the Todde administration on regional healthcare.
"The construction of new hospitals announced by Alessandra Todde," reads a statement from Sardinian leader Nanni Lancioni , a former member of the Health Commission in the previous legislature, " was part of President Solinas's government program. He turned it into a major political battle and issued a resolution approving the feasibility studies with an initial funding of 800 million euros, with a projected increase of up to 1.5 billion . The broader political spectrum, and the Five Star Movement in particular, lashed out, attacking this laudable initiative, arguing that new hospitals were unnecessary. So much so that the first political act of President Todde and her government in 2024 was to revoke the Solinas government's resolution."
"Now," the representative of the Quattromori continues, "we should ask ourselves how, after wasting more than two years, this President can so foolishly re-propose, plagiarizing, the new hospital initiative. Without even admitting the error of judgment she made at the time, simply to go against President Solinas. But the real question, the one for which Todde owes an explanation to the Sardinians and beyond, is how she has used the resources freed up by the annulment of that resolution in recent years: where have the €800 million gone? Because the President herself said she's waiting for a €420 million agreement with the state to refinance a new construction project."
"In short," Lancioni concludes, "this President is clearly confused and continually contradicts herself: she attacked Solinas for allegedly grabbing a job, and now it turns out she's more than doubled consulting fees ; she hounded the former president about the legitimacy of every appointment he made, but hers are continually declared illegitimate (as in the case of the ASL commissioners) or annulled (as in the case of the Forestas Administrator). Now, after saying that the new hospitals weren't needed, that 800 million was insufficient, and that they weren't consistent with the hospital network, more than two years later she's casually announcing that she'll build new hospitals, and she'll do it with 420 million, which she doesn't even have yet. Kudos to you for your consistency..."
(Unioneonline)