Presidency: Reports Keiko Fujimori's visit to Rosales Hospital, which included robotic surgery, the automated clinical laboratory and nephrology
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Aunque somos un país pequeño, hoy El Salvador cuenta con avances y experiencias que despiertan el interés de otras naciones y que podemos compartir para contribuir a sus propios desafíos. La Presidenta del Perú, @KeikoFujimori, visita @elnuevorosales para conocer sus modernas instalaciones, equipadas con tecnología de última generación para brindar atención médica especializada y de calidad. El recorrido incluye las áreas de cirugía robótica, el laboratorio clínico automatizado, nefrología y otros espacios de atención especializada.— Presidencia de El Salvador (@PresidenciaSV) · Oct 30, 2026 · 16:49 (El Salvador time)
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The Presidency reports Keiko Fujimori's visit to Rosales Hospital, which included robotic surgery, the automated clinical laboratory and nephrology.
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