“He continues well, evolving, yesterday at 5:00 p.m. it was 72 hours since his second operation, which was the one that was complicated, now it is patience and to continue waiting, but it has been very important that he has not had a relapse in those 72 hours, thank God and the Virgin, now it’s just patience and let it come out little by little, but it seems that we have Pepe for a while,” Laura Villa, daughter of the historic leader of UPCN San Juan, José “Pepe” Villa, told Tiempo de San Juan, who remains admitted to a San Juan clinic in intensive care.
The leader is still in therapy “for a matter of time,” said his daughter. It all started last week with a gallbladder operation that was complicated and the picture generated a second intervention. “He is very strong and thank God he was always a very careful man that all his organs are fine, they are well cared for, and that is what keeps him strong,” said Laura, who is a councilor in Rivadavia.
“Everything started with the gallbladder, but it is very important that he has not had any relapse after the second operation, which has been so important, and that is what the doctors emphasize,” he remarked.
Villa is 77 years old and has been a reference for the National Civil Personal Union for more than 40 years, he was a provincial deputy and a national deputy in the ranks of the PJ.