Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has pledged to invest nine billion euros into Spain's decentralised public health system following the coronavirus crisis AFP/PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOUMADRID: Spain hailed its medic heroes during the coronavirus crisis, but as infections fall many frontline staff have been left depressed and traumatised by their experience, fearful of an insecure future.
"There was a major outbreak at our medical centre, people died and we had to deal with everything on our own." "They take you on for five days, from Monday to Friday" so they don't need to pay for the weekend,"and the contract starts again on Monday"."People were dying and you didn't even have time to find out their name. You would leave in tears, while knowing that once it was all over, you'd be redundant again."
Medical residents, or specialists, working at Madrid hospitals recently went on strike over salaries which have still not reached the levels they were in 2009 when the last financial crisis took hold.
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