Incompatible Health Care
By: psr, 2006-07-09
From time to time I observe or I receive news about certain situations that are a direct consequence of the administrative subdivision of Spain into several “autonomous regions”. These are always negative situations for the people, and I see them as proof of my theory about the fact that this administrative subdivision is really something negative for the people in the whole country.
Recently I’ve learned about the case of a student of medicine, graduated from the University of Granada (in the autonomous region of Andalucia). She is currently working for the preparation of an exam to opt for a position of specialization, at a hospital in Madrid (different autonomous region). Later on she intends to move back to Granada, but in Andalucia they won’t simply take her experience …
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