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"en.20110308.22.2-329-500"2
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"This report contains some outrageous proposals. For example, it aims to ‘enable’ healthcare staff to ‘adopt an intercultural approach based on respect for diversity’ when treating their immigrant patients. Furthermore, it aims to eliminate discrimination regarding access to assisted reproductive technology – particularly discrimination based on age or sexual orientation – while, at the same time, claiming that we must promote universal access to abortion. The predominant theme here is a synthesis of the culture of death and a reversal of values. Finally, it aims to make all Member States establish the equivalent of State medical aid – namely, access to free care for illegal immigrants.
Let us remember that in France, such care is actually accessible to any illegal immigrant for any complaint – the original intention being to respond to emergencies or to the risk of epidemics – and the conditions on such access are minimal and unverifiable. This system – which has no checks and no limits – allows palliative treatments, promotes illegal immigration and encourages medical tourism, as well as every type of cheating imaginable, at an ever-increasing cost. At a time when our hospital and medical systems are in ruins, and when more and more of our fellow citizens have to go without care because they cannot afford it, such a proposal is outrageous."@en1
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