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receive treatment in order to leave feeling healthier, but some families in romania believe that their loved ones time in hospital was a death sentence. parts of romania s healthcare system are blighted by lack of investment, underpaid staff, and corruption. it has gotten to the point that the public is scared to seek medical attention if they are ill. a mother in bucharest is certain that her daughter, who was being treated for minor injuries, would still be alive if not for negligence and greed. ruxandra geambasu keeps coming back here, to be close to her daughter ioana. a doctor herself, she can t understand why ioana had to die. she was at a concert in the bucharest colectiv nightclub when it caught fire. dozens died in the ensuing panic. ioana was lucky enough to escape, but died later in the hospital, though not from her injuries. she died from an infection she picked up in the hospital. there are moments i can hardly breathe and feel like someone s digging c ....
receive treatment in order to leave feeling healthier, but some families in romania believe that their loved ones time in hospital was a death sentence. parts of romania s healthcare system are blighted by lack of investment, underpaid staff, and corruption. it has gotten to the point that the public is scared to seek medical attention if they are ill. a mother in bucharest is certain that her daughter, who was being treated for minor injuries, would still be alive if not for negligence and greed. ruxandra geambasu keeps coming back here, to be close to her daughter ioana. a doctor herself, she can t understand why ioana had to die. she was at a concert in the bucharest colectiv nightclub when it caught fire. dozens died in the ensuing panic. ioana was lucky enough to escape, but died later in the hospital, though not from her injuries. she died from an infection she picked up in the hospital. there are moments i can hardly breathe and feel like someone s digging c ....
our question on quadriga, this week is, how would it is angela how wounded is angela merkel? to discuss that question, i am joined in the studio by three seasoned observers of german politics. beginning with derek scally of the irish times, who says, merkel is unchallenged for now, but she could be wounded if the spd, the left party, and the greens all joined forces in a bid to oust her. also with us is alan posener, a regular columnist with the berlin daily die welt. alan says, nobody is challenging merkel s leadership. nobody wants her job. so why should she worry? and to get a french perspective on things, we are joined also by journalist and author pascale hugues, who comments, welcome to the club. angela merkel is getting a rival on her right, just like all the other leaders in europe. thank you all for those interesting comments. i would like to begin with derek scally. let s talk about this election defeat for angela merkel right here in berlin just ....
a hospital is where one goes to receive treatment in order to leave feeling healthier, but some families in romania believe that their loved ones time in hospital was a death sentence. parts of romania s healthcare system are blighted by lack of investment, underpaid staff, and corruption. it has gotten to the point that the public is scared to seek medical attention if they are ill. a mother in bucharest is certain that her daughter, who was being treated for minor injuries, would still be alive if not for negligence and greed. ruxandra geambasu keeps coming back here, to be close to her daughter ioana. a doctor herself, she can t understand why ioana had to die. she was at a concert in the bucharest colectiv nightclub when it caught fire. dozens died in the ensuing panic. ioana was lucky enough to escape, but died later in the hospital, though not from her injuries. she died from an infection she picked up in the hospital. there are moments i can hardly breathe a ....
receive treatment in order to leave feeling healthier, but some families in romania believe that their loved ones time in hospital was a death sentence. parts of romania s healthcare system are blighted by lack of investment, underpaid staff, and corruption. it has gotten to the point that the public is scared to seek medical attention if they are ill. a mother in bucharest is certain that her daughter, who was being treated for minor injuries, would still be alive if not for negligence and greed. ruxandra geambasu keeps coming back here, to be close to her daughter ioana. a doctor herself, she can t understand why ioana had to die. she was at a concert in the bucharest colectiv nightclub when it caught fire. dozens died in the ensuing panic. ioana was lucky enough to escape, but died later in the hospital, though not from her injuries. she died from an infection she picked up in the hospital. there are moments i can hardly breathe and feel like someone s digging c ....