Overview
- The Junta reports €1,764 per person in public health spending this year, edging past the national average of €1,757 cited by the Ministry of Health.
- Moreno highlighted the milestone in a parliamentary control session, framing it as evidence of better performance than eight years ago.
- He rejected accusations of privatization and defended the use of public‑private agreements that are common across Spain’s regions.
- The president pointed to increased investment and a larger workforce, noting 128,000 health professionals and recent expansions in infrastructure.
- SAS managers have been summoned by a court over procurement contracts, which Moreno called exceptional measures that saved lives and said the judiciary should clarify.