“We can’t talk about health reform if there’s no money,” says Nadia Blel, and Fabián Díaz responds.

On October 28, the Senate's Seventh Committee approved a motion from the Conservative Party to postpone the debate on healthcare reform until the government "incorporates verifiable sources of funding" for its implementation. Thus, the debate was suspended indefinitely, which could mean the eventual defeat of the bill. Two of the key figures from that day, Blel and Senator Fabian Díaz Plata of the Green Alliance party, which is close to the national government, spoke on La W radio. 00:26 “No money, no reform”: Nadia Blel’s stance 01:46 Demands clear fiscal guarantee and funding sources 03:21 Fabián Díaz: “There is fiscal guarantee” and denounces “ghost” patients 04:56 Majorities in the Committee and the appeal letter 06:45 Blel’s response: the law requires certification from the Treasury 08:22 Appointments at the Superintendency of Health and a “stalled roadblock” 09:41 Suspension = dismissal due to an election year? 10:02 Díaz accuses of misrepresentation and political obstruction 11:24 Assessment: “moribund” reform in the Seventh Committee #Reforms #Health #Government #Congress #WRadio #WInterviews We invite you to follow us on social media: Facebook:   / wradioco   Instagram:   / wradioco   Twitter:   / wradiocolombia