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AKEL criticizes government for undermining public hospitals in favor of private entities

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The left-wing political party AKEL criticized the government for allegedly undermining public hospitals in favor of private entities.
AKEL acknowledged the government's announcement of €61.7 million worth of projects for public hospitals, but described it as a delayed and insufficient response.
The party highlighted ongoing issues in the public healthcare system, asserting that these funds do not absolve the government of responsibility.
AKEL emphasized the need for comprehensive reforms to support the public health sector more effectively.
The statement reflects ongoing tensions between the government and opposition over healthcare policies in Cyprus.

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The left-wing political party AKEL criticized the government for allegedly undermining public hospitals in favor of private entities.
AKEL acknowledged the government's announcement of €61.7 million worth of projects for public hospitals, but described it as a delayed and insufficient response.
The party highlighted ongoing issues in the public healthcare system, asserting that these funds do not absolve the government of responsibility.
AKEL emphasized the need for comprehensive reforms to support the public health sector more effectively.
The statement reflects ongoing tensions between the government and opposition over healthcare policies in Cyprus.

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