Five parties presented proposals to amend the new organic law of the National Institute of Medical Emergency (INEM) and, despite the differences, there is a set of convergences that could guarantee relevant changes to the Government’s diploma, which is under parliamentary consideration. The strengthening of INEM’s training skills, the recovery of regional delegations and greater financial autonomy for the institute gather support from several benches.
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