With an Act that signs off the biggest manufacturer of medical drugs, the state has freed itself from the obligation of offering free healthcare to citizens. It transferred all the weight on Milan Panic who is demanding that he be paid back his credit, that his debt be acknowledged and that his medical drugs be paid for. The decision on […]
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