Presidente de Ecuador Rafael Correa - Inauguró el re potenciado hospital Eugenio Espejo

En los últimos 10 años el gobierno ecuatoriano ha invertido más de 16 mil millones de dólares para repotenciar y fortalecer el sistema de salud público a nivel nacional, así lo confirmó este miércoles el presidente Rafael Correa, durante la inauguración de la nueva infraestructura del Hospital Eugenio Espejo de la capital.

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