Chiabas Medicians condemn national registration and new rules

The Siabas Movement Movement Nick Ixim (Corn Flower) condemned the National Medical Registration, which stated that it complicates the process of registering newborns attended by patients.

The claim is as follows Terms recently published For the existence of the traditional physician for the presence of the movement “threat” for the health facilities and the physician’s recognition.

“There have been patients since the beginning of humanity,” Nick Ixim said. “It is always necessary to get and take care of life.

The group argued that the traditional midwife was based on a biological medical model that imposes control, regulatory and conditioning requirements. Such a requirement is in the National Medical Registry, which does not consider the knowledge or observation of the physicians, and it is difficult to approach the certificates and approach certificates.

The movement includes 600 medical care from 45 municipalities South state chiabasThe Public Health Act has been requested in accordance with 389B of the Public Health Act, which imposes that medical care may provide birth certificates.

The committee said that not awarding birth certificates is a violation of human rights for birth record.

Nick Ixim said that traditional physicians have experienced historical discrimination because of the creation of the movement. Therefore, the group requested that the health providers, including managers and security guards, need to provide intermittent cultural and respected maintenance to guarantee access to health care without discrimination.

According to Nick Ixim, Chiabas have more patients than any other state in Mexico, estimating that there are more than 5,000 people in the state. One of the three births in the state attends a physician, and in tribal communities, the team says that the majority of the medical births are attended by the majority of births.

Although the Mexican government has legally recognized in Xiabas, patients have not yet fully recognized, it respects and protects their work without imposing alien obstacles to their tradition.

“In Mexico, a psychologist is an ancestor practice, which is part of the cultural identity of our tribal and rural communities,” Nick Ixim said in a statement. “The physicians are the guardians of the ancestors, the wisdom of the wisdom, which helped the generations to be honored and the conditions of Ka ITY.”

With reports from Universal And Day