Spanish PP demands Sánchez remove Health Minister García from hantavirus crisis

Elderly cruise ship passengers with health vulnerabilities and mental health concerns face prolonged uncertainty due to political disputes over port access.

Off the coast of Spain's Canary Islands, a cruise ship carrying hantavirus patients has become less a medical emergency than a mirror held up to the fractures of a divided political system. No government — national, regional, or opposition — has been willing to claim responsibility for the vessel's passengers, and in that vacuum of accountability, the elderly and vulnerable aboard have been left waiting while officials argue over who imposed what on whom. The World Health Organization's quiet invocation of humanitarian duty stands as a rebuke to all parties: the human cost of political theater

Spanish PP demands Sánchez remove Health Minister García from hantavirus crisis

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