First, how are you?

Dolido, quite painful for the whole family. We did not expect it, neither we nor anyone, as the people have shown. We will always be grateful for the response of the people. We hope that this will not happen again, the Administration must do so in order not to repeat something.

The need to reach this type of event in a population of 18,000 to get people out on the streets and the administration intervene at once...

Doctors and nurses are professionals without any fault. We cannot blame doctors and nurses, they are not to blame, it is the responsibility of the administration because it has not put the means.

I don't know whether or not David's death could be prevented. Maybe the heart attack had no solution, but the problem is what the administration has done so far. Why were there two nurses and not one doctor? Why isn't there a doctor in Amurrio, Ayala, Llodio, Orozko...?

An outpatient clinic should always be at least a doctor to cope with emergencies. That should be the case, but the administration does nothing. Neither here nor in Salamanca. We've lived there since we retire and it's almost the same thing.

It makes the public health system worse. I was coming to the clinic in the 1980s or 1990s, and there were doctors. I was two or three in the evening, there was a doctor, even if there was no room to defend your life. However, the doctor already existed and he decided whether or not he was sent to the hospital.

And David's has not been isolated, there have been thousands of cases. Now that this has happened to us, a lot of people come to tell us what happened to us. Always the same, that is only what we remember when serious cases occur.

I hope my son's death will solve this.

What are you going to do?

At the moment I think we have to move what happened. We await the autopsy, but the autopsy itself has nothing to do with it. David must be denounced for what happened, but not for doctors and nurses. They are professionals. The administration is the municipality of 18,000 inhabitants. This cannot be accepted and someone must respond.

What exactly was it?

We know firsthand what happened. By chance, a friend went through the clinic and saw David. He asked him how he was and he responded that he had breathing problems. This friend told him he was going to help and he put him in the emergency room and, in a joke, he sat him in the wheelchair, who were always joking.

He asked David if he wanted his family to be called, and my son said no. His friend was waiting and two nurses welcomed David and put him in. There they were studying and suddenly a nurse was running out saying that there was a need to call an ambulance medicalized by the infarction.

Her friend went crazy and the nurses asked her for help moving around. He helped them to feel good and started resuscitation. Then this boy called his family and they told us to come from Salamanca because it was serious.

They spent a lot of time with resuscitation maneuvers, but they got nothing. It was probably a terrible heart and there was no way to do anything. You can't blame the health teams.

Another thing is that there are no doctors. A doctor could tell us there was nothing to do. We would be at least reassured, but this has not been the case and the responsibility has not been with the nurses.

The Administration gives nurses amazing jobs. Huge workloads. In case they are family members, nurses and depressive patients should take them. It is not possible for a nurse to have great responsibilities, for example, transporting body parts from one place to another for a transplant. It's not their job, they're not allowed to do their job.

And doctors the same. There must be doctors who explain what has happened.

When everything ended, David's friend called us, and when we came back from Salamanca, we assumed what happened. It's a three-and-a-half hour journey, and nobody called us or wrote. We looked and thought something was serious.

We entered Llodio and at 01:10 we saw a lot of people on the portal. Her daughter's friends, her friends ... I didn't get out of the car. I imagined it.

Having said that, my sincere thanks to the people of Laudio, who have behaved very well.