Apropos of a recent survey prepared by Consultores 21 around the President's selfish obsession expropriate everything disrespect for the rule of law.
The onslaught with the expropriations made by the President in his selfish obsession to own everything, has been the slogan of being the benefit of workers. But Venezuelans are very clear and the vast majority has realized that it is simply a mockery of the President.
In reviewing the claims and disputes that have been recorded so far this year, is that over 70% have occurred in public and in these cases 60% were recently expropriated companies.
most emblematic cases are: the former PDVSA contractors, Cargill rice plant, Lafarge Cement, Cemex, Sidor and the production of briquettes Matesi.
These claims include the vast majority of cases dismissal, nonpayment for deterioration in employment benefits, collective agreements are not discussed, a drop in production companies and boards do not take into account the views of workers.
And then where is the benefit of workers? We have already stressed the huge joke that has meant the offerings of the President to give workers ownership of expropriated to be their partners and that has ended in nothing.
The most recent case: the company Cativen, owner of Hypermarkets and Supermarkets Every Success. We saw as the Government finally acquired 80% of it and left him 20% to the French transnational Casino while workers were once again as the guayabera.
And as if this were not enough, the decline in working conditions have been significant. This has been the sad reality of the companies expropriated. As much as we invent the guise of social property, that is nothing that the government owns everything and the people own anything.
In this regard, criticized the announcement on Friday by the President of trying to seize the group Polar companies Mendoza and denied the remark according to which workers in this consortium would support an expropriation.
When asked they would prefer to work if they could choose, 33% said a private company, 29% work on their own, 24% in a public company and only 12% wanted to be a partner in a firm government expropriated.
is thus clear that 62% of Venezuelan workers, prefer to build a future with their effort, as part of the private sector and only a small minority have any expectation regarding the possibility of benefit out of the expropriations.
should be clear that the major problem generated by the expropriation is that it is expropriating the labor income is being destroyed. Proposals
Against this background, First Justice insists on the proposals that make up our flag Property for All (democratize the property) where the government encourages private initiative so that we have thousands of new businesses that generate hundreds of thousands of decent and secure jobs whose workers have their 15 and last and benefits as cestatickets, insurance benefits and HCM.
However, do not hesitate to point out that this is what Venezuelans who want to have: the ability to move forward and progress, to move from informal to assemble a business and you can leave something to their children and grandchildren.
Expropriation only have meant the destruction of sources of decent jobs and deteriorations in the conditions of the workers concerned. Justice is that Venezuelans are masters of their destiny and that their efforts will allow them to progress, encouraging private initiative only we can do that.
Drive La Mesa has the last word
As to the statements given by the governor Henrique Capriles Radonski whereby Ivan Simonovis should be a candidate to the NA by the circuit-El Chacao-Baruta Hatillo, Leoncio Martinez, this is a gesture of Capriles, as a member of Primero Justicia and as governor.
This shows that we want to open spaces for everyone: students, civil society and political prisoners is a recommendation and a proposal to the Bureau Capriles Unit, but will the Bureau who has the final word. We do not generate noise.