Health workers announce indefinite strike across the country since Monday

The National Federation of Health Workers (Fenats) announced today through its Facebook that from this Monday, November 23, they will carry out an indefinite strike throughout the country, because according to the health officials they have not received responses from the Government or the Minister of Health, Enrique Paris, to your requests.

The president of the union organization, Patricia valderas, assured in the post that “After eight months of negotiations, three mobilizations and two days of unemployment without concrete answers to our demands, the National Fenats has decided to begin an indefinite national strike starting from Monday, November 23. We ask citizens for their understanding and support, because We are not fighting only for our recognition, but also for the budget to serve 80% of the citizens that are served in the public system.

The guild’s requests to Minsal are the payment of the so-called “Covid Bonus”, the cancellation of the User Treatment Bonus in its section one, the incorporation of tens to the Health Code and improvements in the budget per capita health by 2021.

From the Fenati They detailed that, despite this indefinite strike, the work of health officials will continue with ethical shifts.

It should be remembered that already this week and the previous one there were mobilizations for the same reasons, but they were with day limits, not like the one that according to the workers will begin indefinitely this Monday.