ALUMINUM MAFIA MUST BE INVESTIGATED
Cause complaint with prosecutors facts of corruption in basic business

* This sheet warns that the collapse of industries in the Guayana mean bankruptcy of the entire region Press Cause / Ciudad Bolivar Former state governor Andrés Velásquez Bolívar report to the Attorney General's Office in Caracas for the formal complaint request that an investigation be initiated by various acts of corruption allegedly committed in the Venezuelan Guayana Corporation and its businesses tutelage.
The leader explained that the document causaerrista entered contains evidence of several irregularities in which senior officials were involved in the holding state, and therefore asked the prosecutor Luisa Ortega Díaz to take the corresponding actions.
Among the alleged acts of corruption, highlights the expropriation of an aluminum processing company located in Carabobo state, which would be paid to a value of fifty million dollars, but the agreement was canceled in cash but not in tons of aluminum Venalum equivalent to the amount calculated at official U.S. dollars.
This payment would Velásquez as a "clear legal recognition of mafias that put aluminum in the parallel market" because it was asked how it may be possible for a company to which you are expropriating their facilities to process this raw material is paid with a this huge amount of aluminum, which suggests that what would then resell it to the dollar black market, taking earnings.
He further stressed the immense damage it would be making a Venalum as fifty million dollars in aluminum means a lot of tons.
Velasquez called for the president on this matter "President Chavez that you always talk about the mafia of aluminum, the evidence here is sort of the procuracy to investigate and ordered him to do other things."
SOCIALIST PLAN FOR BUSINESS BASIC
Former gubernatorial candidate also referred again to the crisis in basic industries in the region, while ensuring that the Guyanese are expected to present a recovery plan and he is consulting with workers and unions, the national government as who has a document entitled "Plan for Guyana Socialist" anywhere that offers solutions to the problems of technological adaptation, marketing, labor and environmental liabilities.
In this regard Velásquez lamented that the national executive apparently you do not mind the situation in Guyana, but to impose their political view in the factories, adding that what the document contains a plan "technopolitical" that would turn to professionals party activists, the political, social intelligence and the proposed special law for factory workers' councils, which seek to break the unions, said the leader of La Causa R. He mentioned that "These plans were encapillados by a group of buds that had been dropped pants to the government in order to be present at these meetings."
Bankruptcy takes it all
Andres Velasquez said he believed that what is seen in Guyana is an economic collapse, as the bankruptcy of companies throughout the core arrastraría Bolivar state to bankruptcy, "and begins in the town felt the crisis we are experiencing," said .
He said that example is the removal of the aluminum business by the Japanese partners, who must pay the Venezuelan State roughly five million dollars for their actions, "because the Japanese are tired of waste, the campaign finance policies by businesses, food to Cubans who would pay to rent the houses they live and as one of the excesses of the executive who spent twenty thousand strong bolívares lunch "said Velasquez.
CASE SIDOR
Referring to the Orinoco Iron and Steel, the former governor of Bolívar rejected the statements of a group of trade unionists who said that the recent fire in the processing of iron, resulting in heavy losses, was a product of where he would be involved sabotage.
In reply to "make the role of frogs, intended to distract the pathetic reality of Sidor workers and blaming other people," recalled that before falling into state hands, Sidor was at the forefront of productivity and security between the steel Latin America, but now is in the tail of the range, among other causes for the deteriorated quality of their products, problems of hygiene, safety and a 41% drop in their offices for product.
"They can not pretend to cover the sun with a finger to blame an alleged sabotage," he said in the beginning who was a leading trade unionist politicians.
Finally, Andrés Velásquez reaffirmed La Causa Radical to promote political change in Venezuela by democratic means, from building a new majority communities, strengthening local leadership, unions, student unions, which are working in Popular Networks project driven by Leopoldo Lopez.



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