Illegal immigrants treated by Madrid’s public health service multiply more than tenfold in a decade
The number of illegal immigrants treated by Madrid's public health service soared from 14,850 in 2016 to 150,726 in 2025, highlighting pressure on regional healthcare services. Source
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