The legal adviser of the President, Emilio Camacho, confirmed the statement by the Minister of Public Works with respect to not drop the proposal to grant airports. The government only agreed to guarantee labor rights for trade unionists, he said.
Given the disparity of views among Efraín Alegre Minister of Works, and the union of Dinac, Emilio Camacho was asked by the 780 AM on the agreements reached this morning in the negotiation in which it was possible to unlock the strike at airports.
legal adviser, who attended the roundtable, assured that "not going to stop the award process."
reaffirmed that the Government's intention is not to veto law but a decree incorporating all the concerns of unionists who oppose the legislation.
The Executive in any way deemed unconstitutional the project, as claimed by some airport workers said.
authors analyzed each article to ensure the labor rights of current Dinac officials, according to ratified by Camacho.
After an hour of protests and riots in the Silvio Pettirossi, the strikers raised so far this morning with a commitment to analyze the veto, according to Jose Villalba, one of the organizers of the event.
Workers oppose "outsourcing" the management of the airports with the argument that will lose some of the sovereignty and several officers would be removed.
While the concession law was approved by tacit sanction on 31 March, the Chamber of Deputies reopened the studio in Congress over legislation. April 26, 2011 7:51
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