Castelló PSPV outraged over General Hospital timelines: "Three years of announcements"
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Castelló PSPV outraged over General Hospital timelines: "Three years of announcements"

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General5 September 2026 at 16:49

The PSPV-PSOE of Castelló expressed its protest against the timelines for the new General Hospital. The general secretary of the party, Rafa Simó, criticized the latest statements by the Health Councillor, Marciano Gómez, considering that they confirm that the works of the new hospital will practically not have begun until the end of the legislative term.

According to Simó, three years of announcements about the project have already passed, but no real progress has been made. The socialist warns that the citizens of Castelló continue to see no concrete results despite the promises made.

Marciano Gómez made recent statements that, for Simó, confirm that the timeline promised by the government will not be met. The PSPV demands that the procedures be speeded up so that the works begin as soon as possible.

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