«The news that the Council of State, on the appeal of lawyers Francesco Pitaro And Bernardo Giorgio Mattarellasuspended the decree of the commissioner and president of the Occhiuto who revoked the accreditation of the S. Anna Hospital of Catanzaro, confirms the disturbing scenarios already raised on the story and the partial role played by the same Occhiuto “. In a note, the city councilor, the city councilor, affirmed it Vincenzo Capellupo.
«First Occhiuto – he continued – revokes accreditation with a coup d’état without listening to the social forces and the city council of the capital; Afterwards, always Occhiuto, with yet another commissioner act he moves the beds of the cardiac surgery of S. Anna in his Cosenza. A plan, with an exclusive electoral logic, clear to all, that no benefit leads to the Calabrian patients and which aims to concentrate, together with all the other actions put in place by Occhiuto, all the possible Calabrian health and university resources in his Cosenza “.
According to Capellupo, “with this unbalanced approach, not only have the skills and professionalism built in Catanzaro in decades of work are undermined, but there is a risk of opening the door to further damage, even the tax authorities, which could fall on all the Calabrians. The costs of incorrect and ideological management of public health cannot be paid by the community.
And then do the questions I have repeatedly asked through the media come back: could Occhiuto act differently in the interest of Calabria? Could Occhiuto be recommended differently by his silent Catanzaro friends? How much do the regional capital and the Calabrian health are yet to take back before any of his friends Catanzaro finds the courage to raise his voice? ».
