Overview

• The regional government says it is calling roughly 2,000 women back for second tests and promises to act with transparency, diligence and solutions.
• The association Amama rejects the explanation of mere errors, calling the lack of notification absolute negligence with possible criminal consequences.
• Amama disputes the official tally, reporting many additional calls from women who believe they were left uninformed after inconclusive screenings.
• President Juanma Moreno announced a short-term action plan to be presented this week, prioritized an audit to identify failures and did not rule out dismissals.
• Legal and oversight steps are advancing as IU filed a complaint with the prosecutor, the Andalusian Ombudsman reviews testimonies and consumer group Facua launched a support platform.