"When will the new Tinajo health center open?" That is what a resident of the municipality has asked, who has contacted La Voz to report that the work has been completed for months, and was even "inaugurated" last August, as one more act within the San Roque festival program, but more than four months later it still has not opened its doors.
"It seems to me that they made it as a sculpture to see it nothing more, because it is not used," says this neighbor, who believes that "despite the need for it" this health center, public officials "want to wait until the May elections to be able to take the photo of the politicians on duty to try to raise a handful of votes."
In addition, she denounces that what should be fought for now is for new demands in health matters, instead of continuing to wait for the start-up of a completed work. "If they don't even have an interest in opening the doctor's office, we can't even consider opening it 24 hours a day and having emergencies," she laments.
In the same way, she lashes out at the mayor of Tinajo, Jesús Machín, whom she accuses of having carried out "a theater" with the "supposed opening or inauguration" that he carried out in August. "In Tinajo everything arrives late and badly as I see it. For them to install the emergencies in the new health center, it will also take a long time," she questions.
