09/16/2009: With satellite and are heading.
With satellite and aimless Wednesday, September 16, 2009
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indicate that 52 percent of the population is underemployed is no joke and any government that had a more responsible in the conduct of the state apparatus had already taken steps to mitigate a situation that may become explosive at any time. According
to such information, 10.2 percent of the population is unemployed and nearly 40 percent must be content with casual or informal employment, usually very poorly paid, or simply engage in selling trinkets on the streets to survive, or worse, a crime which has increased at alarming levels in the country.
This situation is not simply a consequence of the close of markets that are very enthusiastic dedicated to promoting the government of Evo Morales. Nothing was done to ensure the U.S. market under ATPDEA tariff preferences and acted like jilted girl in the negotiations that brought the Andean Community and the Union Europe.
Moreover there is no hints of a fairly consistent policy to encourage job creation and remains the standard of assistance from the gifts and bonuses.
It's clear that the economic boom arising from the exceptional situation of raw material prices in the international market, was recklessly squandered by the MAS did not use these resources to establish a production base that accounts also means good sources employment.
The government knows the employment situation in the country and instead of taking corrective action adopts the policy of the ostrich and hiding their heads and quickly unable to get the Minister for Development Planning, Noel Aguirre, to say that unemployment in the country in 2005 was 8.15 percent, last year dropped to 6.7 percent. A campaign lie, because the CEDLA says that in 2008 unemployment reached 10.2 percent.
not paradoxical that while more than half of Bolivians have no access to a source of employment, President Evo Morales, who as always is in the stratosphere, announce the entry of Bolivia to the space age with the purchase a satellite at a cost of $ 300 million.
It's great that Bolivia has increased access to technology. However, is clear that in a country like ours are other priorities and the main should be aimed at meeting the basic needs of the population, because otherwise we will find a hungry and unemployed Bolivia but, yes, they have a satellite to satisfy the ego of megalomaniac president.
http://www.ernestojustiniano.org/2009/0 ... non-bearing /
PD: No one to tell you the damn satellite critical expires in 15 years.
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