Crisis in companies committed to core games in Guyana
Monday, 02 March 2009
Organizations in the region have found a point where consensus is the need to take seriously the plight of the factory.

Clavel A. Rangel Jimenez



Ciudad Guayana is closely monitoring the situation in all core businesses are concerned. The crisis in the aluminum sector and core business has taken place in public opinion because perhaps for the first time the interests of all Guyanese are directly affected with such forcefulness, which spoke of an impact it could ruin the promised to Ciudad Guayana.

The union leaders, workers, housewives, unemployed, students and the parties know that a situation like this threat to the region without contemplation.

However, few voices have spoken firmly to the crisis. It is probably that the union leadership, by playing closer stability, has raised some "smoke signals" to the executive to turn its gaze to the region.

But what is obvious instances to participate in the solution? The parties, opposition and ruling party, agree that the solution is-flat-into the hands of the executive, because it is the government who has the resources and capacity to manage the senior leaders of companies in the holding of the Corporación Venezolana de Guayana (CVG).

The placement problem as a few times to reflect all sectors that make up a Ciudad Guayana, getting both official and opposition voices to address their national bodies to achieve consensus and make the crisis more bearable in the region with a plan: specific, widely discussed, immediate, comprehensive and honest.

Therefore, according to the consultation made by the Mail Caroní, the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Un Nuevo Tiempo (UNT), Causa R, Patria Para Todos (PPT), Primero Justicia (PJ), Acción Democrática (AD ) and Copei have expressed willingness to bring a national approach, yes, each within the respective fields.

Without forcefulness
The PSUV is the party best positioned in the Bolivar state as the last elections but paradoxically that is expressed with less forcefulness. Although the crisis came to Guyana, not a rumor, but with good concrete evidence reflected in the core businesses, the highest representative of the canopy in the region, Francisco Rangel Gomez, has been quietly seeing companies gradually fell to a one .

The disinterest shown by the governor, however, can not be generalized to the entire leadership of the party, as representatives Roselys MP Salazar and other committees of the PSUV, and are preparing a report to be brought to the gates of Miraflores, with enable the President to accelerate the measures to be taken.

Salazar reported that the committee for monitoring and controlling management PSUV is currently being revised and expanded, with the aim of giving players incorporate specific proposals.

"The final decision, of course, is President Chavez," he said. He added that they were most concerned about the status of the workforce, with whom they have substantial debts, also noted that a union leadership scattered hampering the construction of a unanimous approach.

"Guyana is not an island"
Cause the voice of Andres Velasquez, a former union leader Sidor noted that the prevailing situation in Guyana is high at nationals. Commented that "Guyana is not an island, the project Guayanés part of the project, therefore, no discussion could be limited to the areas of Bolivar state."

The need for concern outside the borders of the state is also underlined by UNT. Luis Manuel Esculpi, representative of the party, said recently that full consideration has been raised to Guyana as part of the national agenda.

"Political parties have a duty to speak, not only when there are elections, but in all areas that touch closely the welfare of citizens."

Also Democratic Action (AD) ruled on the matter. The regional leaders called on all who make up the industrial sector of Ciudad Guayana and solutions to build bridges in order to improve the situation.

"We believe that the government handles a dual and contradictory message, which confuses the whole Venezuelan population and that the President should work more on perfecting its vision for unification because we need a national consensus and reconciliation in all aspects. "

Inefficient managers
Mauro Suarez, a representative of the PPT in Bolivar State, reported that companies have to be basic view from outside, with the importance to the country. Although there is no specific proposal raised by the blue awning, said that the interest of the national leadership in Guyana.

On the other hand, said that can not be placed all responsibility on the shoulders of the union leadership as claimed by the Minister Rodolfo Sanz. "The unions do not have the administration of companies, are managers who are leading. No business can be and that while we are seeing is coming, and the train has a lot of managerial responsibility in this."

Alarms of all political leaders are burning each other with greater force, but, being aware of one sector or another that the crisis is tangible and the factories that despite political differences, is the responsibility of the Executive Direct from since at least the last five years the sector has been a chronicle of death foretold.

And Cléber?

Primero Justicia (PJ) is also doing his stuff. Wilson Castro, representative of the yellow awning, said that the deputies have voiced speech rights under the Bolivar State Legislative Council of the need to monitor the plan to be developed by the Ministry of Basic Industries and Mining.

Criticism has been lost over time arguing about the war and the Israel-Hamas amendment when the crisis of the industrial sector in the region rather than doors. He assured Members that the Guyanese opposition shall endeavor to give a broad agenda Cléber on everything related to the basic situation of enterprises