Health Minister highlights the importance of cooperation against disinformation in Cambridge
Spain's Minister of Health, Mónica García, recently participated in an international forum on health and disinformation held in the city of Cambridge. In this meeting, experts and political leaders discussed current public health challenges and how fake news can affect citizen safety.
During her speech, García stressed that disinformation is one of the greatest dangers to modern society. The minister explained that, to protect the population's health, it is essential for public institutions to provide clear, transparent information that is always based on scientific evidence.
As an example of successful management, the minister highlighted the response of Spain and other countries to the Hantavirus outbreak. According to García, this case is a model of international cooperation. Thanks to joint efforts and the exchange of data between nations, it was possible to control the situation and minimize risks to people.
This forum in Cambridge reinforces Spain's position as a relevant actor in global health. The minister's participation demonstrates that collaboration between countries and honest communication are essential tools for facing future health crises and improving the well-being of all citizens.