After months of intense collaboration, Spain is on the brink of a significant legislative breakthrough for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) patients.

The National Confederation of ALS Entities (Conela) has expressed satisfaction with a unified text agreed upon by four parliamentary groups, including PP, Junts, PSOE, and SUMAR.

This agreement aims to expedite the ALS Law, promising specialized 24-hour care for advanced-stage patients and urgent processing of disability resolutions.

Despite previous delays and political maneuvering, this consensus marks a hopeful step forward for ALS patients and their families, who have long awaited legislative action.

The proposed law also seeks to extend its benefits to other neurological conditions, potentially positioning Spain as a global leader in ALS care.

Conela urges swift ratification to prevent further loss of life and improve the quality of life for those affected.