The Government of Javier Milei decided to publicly display the debt that the Kirchnerist administration of the province of Buenos Aires owes to the Garrahan Children's Hospital, projecting it directly on the screens located in the waiting room of the pediatric center. The figure, which did not go unnoticed by patients, amounted to $5,709,019,984, according to official data.
The initiative seeks to highlight the magnitude of the payment delay maintained by the ultra-Kirchnerist governor Axel Kicillof, through the provincial health insurance IOMA, with the Children's Hospital.

This action comes after last week presidential spokesperson Manuel Adorni revealed even more concerning figures about the financial situation of public health in the province of Buenos Aires. According to Adorni, Kicillof's administration keeps a total debt amounting to $425,086,287,451 with hospitals shared with the Nation. In this context, $5,709,019,984 specifically corresponds to Garrahan Hospital.
“These are data that reflect the absolute hypocrisy of those who voted for the disability emergency and march in the name of health, while owing money to the hospitals they claim to defend and clearly do not”, Adorni stated.









