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France EXAMPLE FIGHT FOR THE RIGHTS OF CITIZENS

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Dear Readers: is talking about increasing the retirement age of 60 to 62 years and the citizens have taken to the streets, that's an example of struggle for the rights conquered.

These days, we are seeing an example of citizenship

our European neighbors, before the attack that is suffering the welfare state. The citizens do not have resulted in crisis, so we should not be us who's pay.

Here in this country, we were so comfortable with statements like "out of the crisis is necessary to work more and charge less"

the head of the employers, if I had a modicum of dignity and would resigned, and the replica of

representative of the Bank of Spain at the ECB, which argues that more work is needed not only better, but it gets off advance the retirement age to 67 years when there are professions which can not be exercised at that age. We the country with higher unemployment in Europe, the solution is not more work, or retire later, it is then for those who are unemployed. When they can find work if they are working more hours working and not retire after a lifetime of sacrifices.

The retirement age is not the problem, if we move forward in improving the system, this should not only be

but also flexible and supportive as they do in Sweden, it must take into account any I paid into social security, not only the past 15 years. Many people are dismissed in the last years of his working life and are like after have contributed all his life, his pension is lowered. 'll leave you with an article by Pascual Serrano published on its website, which may enable you to see the misinformation that we suffer,

and remember that our right as a result of great sacrifice and fought for them.

Greetings

http://www.pascualserrano.net/noticias/era-en-francia-no-en-venezuela

was in France, not in Venezuela

15 / 10/2010

Pascual Serrano / Correo del Orinoco

by Pascual Serrano

- last modified 10/15/2010 10:17

How important would give the English newspaper El Pais to news that Venezuela against the government produced numerous shifts and intermittent strikes in transport, education, collection services waste, energy and postal services? If three million Venezuelans were demonstrating against Chávez. If school meals were on strike in several cities dumps one of the main cities of the country let out a single road, if all the teaching unions called a strike of teachers in primary schools in Caracas. If the union took control of a highway toll

and left free to spend thousands of motorists, if citizens in some places, they were showing one in two days and nearly 300 institutes remained closed.

If three quarters of the country's refineries were almost paralyzed by strikes or blockades. If the oil company Total announced the Government would have to completely stop its six refineries, which depends on more than 60% of supply in the country. If it were a protest movement that had the support of two out of three Venezuelans.

But no, it happens in Venezuela, seven thousand miles from Spain, but next door in France

. And yet the day 14,

the news of the strike and demonstrations in our neighboring country

against pension reform was ranked 13 in the International section of the País.com, behind the news as "Saakashvili is seeking the support of the Caucasus north facing Russia. " In its main entrance did not even appear. If we went to the section on Europe, the news of the strike, dated two days earlier and a record 166 comments, occupied the tenth place, behind the news as "The sale of Liverpool becomes entangled in the courts." Yes, comparisons are odious.

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