Scandale dans un hôpital pour vétérans: l'origine de l'histoire et la couverture de CNN

La chaîne CNN a été bien souvent critiquée cette année, mais cette histoire lui permet de retrouver une certaine crédibilité.

 "It began in 2012 when scattered reports of mismanagement at VA hospitals started to emerge across the country, from vets contracting Legionnaires’ disease at a VA hospital in Pittsburgh to the deaths of several vets after an Atlanta VA hospital lost track of patients to a November 2013 report on CNN that the nation’s soldiers were dying in a Columbia, South Carolina VA hospital as they waited for routine gastrointestinal tests.

But the scandal occupying Obama and Congress today first came to light, albeit unnoticed by the national press, in December 2013, when Sam Foote, a doctor of internal medicine at the Phoenix VA, retired and began meeting with Arizona Republic reporter Dennis Wagner with detailed allegations that patients were placed on a secret waiting list and several died while awaiting care."

  http://www.politico.com/story/2014/05/veterans-administration-scandal-106982.html?hp=t1