Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu wants an applied dialog for each problem raised by health protesters.
Gabriel Neagu
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Following the discussions at the National Council of the Sanitas Federation, it was decided to set up a working team to analyze the problems raised. The Sanitas leaders welcomed the Prime Minister's openness to finding solutions, but announced that they will continue the protests. A general strike is scheduled for February 5 in 19 hospitals in Bucharest.
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