05/11/2014 12:00 (UTC)
ESPAÑA SALUD ÉBOLA
GRA255 MADRID, 5/11/2014.- La auxiliar de enfermería Teresa Romero, que ha sido dada de alta hoy tras superar el ébola, posa con algunos de los sanitarios que la han atendido en su estancia en el hospital Carlos III , poco antes de su comparecencia ante los medios. Teresa Romero ha asegurado, entre otras cosas, que se ha demostrado que España tiene "la mejor sanidad del mundo" y un personal "abnegado", que pese a la "nefasta dirección política" es capaz de "obrar milagros".EFE/Fernando AlvaradoSPAIN EBOLA:Auxiliary nurse Teresa Romero (C) smiles as she poses with some of the doctors and nurses that have treated her for a month as she is discharged from Hospital before a press conference at the Carlos III Hospital in Madrid, Spain, 05 November 2014. According to Teresa, Spain has shown it has 'the best healthcare in the world' that, despite the 'harmful political management', is able to fulfil miracles. Teresa Romero was infected with the Ebola virus a month ago when she treated an Ebola patient who had been transfered to Spain from Sierra Leone. EFE/Fernando Alvarado
