complete of the centersvaccination.yisel: thanks to damaris. thecity councilfrom new york approved abill to expandpreventive medical careuninsured New Yorkersmedical, including theundocumented. be acity estimates, littlemore than 1,000,000 of theresidents are not coveredof health . the measure seeksincrease access toprimary health care athrough community centers.is expected to be signed bymayor bill de blasio.to be there, how fastour people can take advantagethese services? we askedthe member of the ate of thatmunicipal health council.Mrs. íaz, the councilmunicipal approved a project oflaw to expand carepreventive healthNew Yorkers without health insurance.this is a great achievement forour people.>> means that we haveopportunity to go to the doctor, noonly in an emergency.We have that tendency, but I knowmakes it difficult for us to return forthe next appointment. In Myselfcommunity I only have oneprivate hospital. In the areafrom the hospital, there are a lot of peopleundocumented.I’m super happy to know thatmy people, our people, I go tohospital and I have diabetes.tomorrow I go to the clinic andthey will be able to see.As Latinos we don’twe want to go to the edic. sometimesa plate of food for ourfamily or is the medical appointment.yisel: you mentioned that theundocumented community,we know that frequentlythey are left out of many helps.that is very significant forthem.>> it is also fear andfear.we are not used to thatthe government be friends with one.yisel: think mayor billde blasio is going to sign thebill?>> totally, so that the lawI have reached the floor knowingthat there is one like nacóny that goesto pass.yisel: when could ourpeople benefit from that law?>> expedite a year,places, buildings. haveto get the edics andorganizations. but notwe will be better in the end.what I want you to understand isthat at the moment they can go tolocal hospitals.depending on income is whatThey pay.they can pay zero or they canpay $ 15.on the first visit, if they haveto draw blood, the
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