First working group meeting to address corporate crisis
Friday, 24 April 2009
Luz M. Carpio
After last Wednesday will take place the meeting between Governor Francisco Rangel Gomez and the Business Alliance of the state of Bolívar, the first working group met yesterday Thursday in search of solutions to the crisis affecting the core businesses of Ciudad Guayana.

Fernando Goyenechea, representing the Chamber of Industrialists and Miners, and member of the Business Alliance, said that the crisis is of the entire region as civil society, as it affects the economy and most importantly at the moment is to focus on solutions .

"We are assuming that the national government sooner rather than later have to respond, because it is their duty, so we also hope to propose what is cumbersome to do," said Goyenechea.

He added that they want to contribute ideas and take advantage of others.

He expressed gratitude for the care they gave the Governor citizen since last Saturday made a statement and call to which he responded.

Said that the desk would be a document, without pretending to be a plan of action, as it would be irresponsible in such a short time delivered.

The document contains some general suggestions to be carried out as soon as possible, because the situation is very critical and does not accept delays by the government or civil society.

The first working group was in private, because the idea was not to make irresponsible statements, but work on a document to submit to central government, given that Rangel Gomez can be heard over a speaker in such instances.

In this table, would be present members of the partnership business and the technicians of the Interior, but not missing the opportunity to have labor unions.

The results of this table will work quickly to light, contain large yet simple guidelines and invite the media to present them together.