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Healthcare infrastructure expands in Argentina and Spain
New primary healthcare facilities are being established in Argentina and Spain to improve medical access and infrastructure.
In Los Palacios, Argentina, Governor Ricardo Quintela inaugurated a new Primary Healthcare Center. The facility provides comprehensive services, including medical, pediatric, dental, psychological, nutritional, and nursing care. The center aims to strengthen the health network in Zone IV and reduce the need for residents to travel long distances for basic medical needs.
In Ciudad Real, Spain, the regional government has awarded contracts for the construction of the Ciudad Real 4 Health Center, with an investment of approximately 6.2 million euros. Located near the General University Hospital, the new center will create a new Basic Health Zone to support the city's growing population. Services will include family medicine, pediatrics, midwifery, social work, dental health, and rehabilitation.
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Ciudad Real · Los Palacios · PSOE · Ricardo Quintela · Sara Martínez