Wednesday, February 9, 2011

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THIS IS NOT A PACT, THIS IS A ROBBERY ... NOT TO CUT PENSIONS

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Therefore, Zapatero and the employers have reason to be happy (to Sarkozy and Merkel Booty did not have time to congratulate them.) In negotiating with the unions have kept it the red lines of reform demanded by the markets, the European Union and the IMF to undertake a reform based on reducing costs through a drastic reduction (by 2027 will be the 20%) on pensions and a boost to private pension funds. True

this cut is done differently than the government originally intended: for a minority (20%) the discount is 7%, while for the majority ranging between 17 and 26%. But where is the "effort" by entrepreneurs?

Let us not be fooled, the agreement turns to reach the same place, cut our pensions.

A brief analysis of the measures contained in the agreement makes clear that, barring a few cosmetic issues, most of them are quite regressive. In summary, lower our future pensions and make it difficult to access them most of the workers. Particularly young people, who have greater difficulties in accessing the job market and is expected to run short and irregular trading.

We must emphasize the seriousness of the attack for most women, accounting for worsening their already lower pensions and impeding access to the same to a group that faces a precarious level of importance. In addition, the Government and trade unions CCOO and UGT are forgotten in the sector of work from home and still unfulfilled promise of eternal inclusion in the General Scheme of Social Security, which means that these thousands of women

are without rights. By contrast, the main beneficiaries will be the "markets" and the bank through the private pension plans are enhanced after this agreement.

denounced the Pact, reject reform

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