The mayoral candidate for Feira de Santana, Zé Ronaldo (União Brasil), promised, this Thursday morning, the 26th, to eliminate the queues at the city’s health centers within 100 days of his administration, if elected.
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“We will end this [fila]. We will, if necessary, implement the equipment of the city hall, but we will buy from the private network and in 100 days we will eliminate this queue and provide permanent assistance. Health is a priority, not ideological policies, public health must come first,” he stressed, in an audience at Afternoon Election.
In addition to there being no queues, the former Mayor Adil also stated that he would strengthen his relationship with the state government for the sake of investment in the health sector.
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“Health is a priority, it is not non-partisan, it must be separated. I will look for the governor, the minister of health and I will tell them to unite for the good of the people of Feira in the health sector,” he said, adding that it would be one of the first things he would do if elected.
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