Overview
- Thousands of técnicos superiores sanitarios marched in Madrid on Monday, including contingents from regions such as Cantabria.
- Galicia reported 57.25% participation in public health services on the third strike day, with 100% compliance with legally required minimum services in public entities.
- Cantabria’s health service estimated an average 30% of technicians on strike, ranging from 62.7% in Torrelavega‑Reinosa to 26% at Valdecilla.
- Routine laboratory analyses have been suspended and many imaging and pathology tests have been postponed, while hospitals prioritize urgent cases under minimum-service rules.
- Unions highlight long-standing demands for homologating their qualification to a university degree and implementing Group B recognition, noting past agreements not carried out; the action is scheduled to continue on Tuesday.