Guatemalan Congressman Exposes Hospital Negligence Leading to Death

Guatemalan Congressman Uncovers Negligence in Guastatoya Hospital, Leading to Fines and Contract Terminations Guastatoya, Guatemala – A recent medical audit in Guastatoya, conducted and publicized by Congressman Cristian Álvarez GT, has revealed significant deficiencies in healthcare protocols and contract procedures. The audit, the results of which were presented in a recent video, has led to substantial fines and the termination of contracts with medical service providers. "We found terrible things," stated Álvarez in his video. "There were delays and non-compliance with established procedures, resulting in the tragic death of a pregnant woman." The baby survived, he added. The audit report details several instances of negligence. One specific example cited is the lack of adherence to protocols for high-risk pregnancies, directly contributing to the death of the woman. The report also highlighted deficiencies in the hospital's record-keeping and contract management processes. As a result, the hospital faces substantial fines and contract terminations. Álvarez has called for a thorough investigation into the matter and emphasized the importance of accountability within the Guatemalan healthcare system. He is pursuing further legal action to ensure that those responsible are held accountable and that systemic changes are implemented to prevent similar tragedies in the future. The survival of the baby offers a small ray of hope amidst the tragedy.