Feijoo believes "exceptional" the management of influenza A and upholds medical excellence despite cuts.

The President of the Xunta, Alberto Nunez Feijoo, today said that the management was done in Galicia influenza virus A was "excellent" and that "unless the risk is huge success," a risk "wrong sized" to his view, while maintaining excellence advocate health despite the economic cutbacks.

Speaking at the inauguration of a symposium on vaccines to be held in Baiona (Pontevedra),, product flow, President of the Xunta took stock of the management of the pandemic, when it marks a year of health alert by the WHO and concluded that the system was "the height of the circumstances."

Feijoo also referred to the excellence of the Galician health care and contended that "the challenge is to keep it" in "extraordinary times of economic difficulty." "We are committed to health in Galicia," he said, and recalled that the Xunta not cut out the basis for investigation, and that the health budget increases its weight in the context of the Autonomous Community expenditure.

He also referred to the situation of crisis, with a deficit in Spain that "beyond reasonable levels," and "adjustment" of 200 million suffered from Galicia.

Nevertheless, insisted that the Galician Government intends to renew 50 percent of hospital beds, with the construction of hospitals in Vigo and Pontevedra, and implementation of Lugo center.