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Jimenez says that it's up to the CCAA help reduce health deficit.

Madrid, July 20 .- The Minister of Health, Trinidad Jimenez, said today that the Government was doing "a remarkable contribution" to the sustainability of health, so far has been estimated that "touches" to the autonomous communities make decisions to contribute to the reduction of the deficit.

So Jay has responded to Senator Aleixandre Nuria Rosa CiU in the session control to the Government, aika gold, in the Senate to question whether the Government "will rescue" of the autonomous communities, in the case that these can not cope with urgent financial commitments on health.

Jimenez has assured that the government "is aware" of the economic and budgetary difficulties of the autonomous administrations and therefore "has responded immediately" to make decisions that, according to the minister, will fall, sto credits, by about 4,600 million per year "bill "autonomous communities with immediate effect on the overall budgets this year.

The owner of Health has recalled measures such as the approval of Royal Decree Law for the rationalization of drug expenditures, which is, as noted, an annual saving of 1,500 million euros for the autonomies.

Also, has indicated that the package of, GW2 gold, measures to accelerate the reduction of the deficit, the Government has included additional measures to control pharmaceutical expenditure with which the Executive is expected to generate an annual savings added about 1,300 million euros.

The decrees on pharmaceutical spending has been the backbone of the interpellation of Senator Mendiola Coloma PP to the minister, whom he accused of acting "without negotiation and without prior notice" to surprise the pharmaceutical sector with measures "as well as take to ruin, are sloppy. "

Jimenez has replied that "day in and day out" meets with the pharmaceutical industry and the Minister of Health of the Autonomous Communities, with whom he has taken the decisions, which have also achieved the unanimous support of the Congress of Deputies.

"These measures are well studied and well-thought at a time that is required containment and savings," said the minister, who thanked the pharmaceutical sector as "responsible and rigor" when taking cuts, "difficult but necessary" .

The minister also stressed that "the Government is not going to take more measures affecting the pharmaceutical industry, we have reached the limits of the possible and so we announced it so they can make their plans."

In addition, stressed that the reduction of five percent of the salaries of doctors and nurses "is having a real impact" in reducing the deficit.

He also suggested that health was transferred makes an average of eight or nine years to the communities, who have the responsibility to allocate a specific budget in the exercise of its powers.

"The Government has taken important decisions, immediate, is making a notable contribution to the sustainability of health and it's up to regional governments, make decisions to help reduce the deficit," he asserted Jimenez.

The health minister has insisted that the measures adopted by the Executive are not measures of future but "already being implemented."

In turn, the Minister hasassured that the deduction in orphan drugs will be of four percent, not 7 percent overall, "precisely" to preserve "the maximum investment in research conducted by the pharmaceutical industry in these drugs."

Jimenez was responding to a question from Senator Ramon Aguirre popular Jesus in the control session, on how it affects the reduction of drug prices to so-called "orphan drugs."

Aguirre believe that this "cut" prejudice the investigation into these drugs and, therefore, to its three million users.

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