Prime Minister Edi Rama responded to journalist Robert Rakipllari on Top Story regarding healthcare and mainly the situation at Oncology.
Edi Rama: That scandal that happened at Onkologiju doesn't even show that Onkologiju hasn't made a major transformation from the point of view of internal infrastructure, we didn't have anything there. Today we have built a different infrastructure. It was a criminal scandal, but it doesn't even show that history has developed like that over a long period of time. There was a period of time when things degraded to that kind of...
Robert Rakipllari: When I said free healthcare has failed, I meant the concessions that are under investigation by SPAK
Edi Rama: If SPAK finds that there are corrupt elements within that content, from the system's point of view, they have a super success
Robert Rakipllari: SPAK says they shouldn't have been done because there are abuses
Edi Rama: We have a very big problem here, SPAK is to fight corruption, not to make decisions about what the government should do. If there is a corrupt moment in the content of a process, the corrupt moment is punished, but the entire product should not be punished. Those devices have reduced the level of infections, go see the specialists and let them tell you. Doctors are terrified that this is something that should be stopped. I'll put it with a banal explanation: the institutions have brought a truckload of apples to the village, in the amount of apples that everyone gets, you get in and some apples are not included in the inventory. You will be punished, but this does not make the truck guilty and all the other apples guilty.