Overview

• After today’s cabinet meeting, the Junta will brief on a plan to repair breast, colon and cervical screening programs.
• The package exceeds €12 million and includes an AI application for screenings plus special reinforcement units at Seville’s Hospital Muñoz Cariñanos.
• The government has set a target for all affected women to receive a diagnosis by November 30.
• Officials say most errors originated at Seville’s Virgen del Rocío, with protocol changes and adjustments planned at Virgen Macarena, Virgen de Valme and Málaga’s Virgen de la Victoria.
• PSOE-A, Vox and Adelante Andalucía accuse the government of opacity and have sought documents and data in parliament.