スペインの社会労働党は、貧しい家族に新生児手当の700ユーロの支給を提案
El PSOE propone un nuevo cheque bebé pero solo para familias sin recursos
La ayuda se cobraría en un solo pago y rondaría el salario mínimo, unos 700 euros
Vera Gutiérrez Calvo Madrid 7 JUN 2013 - 14:12 CET
The PSOE proposes a new baby check but only for poor families
The aid would be charged in one payment and be around the minimum wage, about 700 euros
Vera Gutierrez Calvo Madrid 7 JUN 2013 - 14:12 CET
The baby check, the aid of 2,500 euros per child born to the government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero introduced in 2007 and continued until late 2010, was controversial primarily for one thing: their universality, the fact that mothers also waived with few resources and the millionaire. The Socialist Party wants the government to get it back now, but with a smaller amount-around 700 euros, and a different philosophy: only for mothers who do not have any recourse (but leaves the door open to extend it later).
It is one of the proposals in the document Winning the future with equality, the PSOE presented tomorrow in Seville, in the cycle of thematic discussions being carried out this year to review his speech. A text that will open to debate until October, when it must be ratified, or not, by the Policy Conference to be held by the Socialists. "There is an election program," says Equality responsible for PSOE, Purification Causapié, which admits, however, that the proposed "compromise" the party for the future. The document includes measures in the economic, labor, fiscal or sanitary, with the thesis that the crisis has exacerbated inequalities between men and women. These are some of the proposals:
"An aid for the first six weeks. The goal is to "ensure the universal right to maternity protection during the six weeks following delivery," the period of maternity leave where the mother rest is required. The Socialists pose a system of "economic benefits and / or providing support services" for women with no recourse. According Causapié, give birth each year about 140,000 women who neither work nor paid unemployment insurance, and, of these, approximately 45,000 third-not-do not have any personal or family use. These latter would run the aid, which would be charged in one payment and be "in the vicinity of the minimum wage, about 700 euros" (although the Socialist leader stresses that these are very rough figures that should be closed later).
About 30 million euros a year would cost would go as far as the PSOE, the increased tax revenue that would result from the tax reform socialists have also proposed. And further aid could be progressively extended to all mothers, if the economic situation allowed. Although the text speaks of "economic benefits and / or providing support services", advocates a formula Causapié combined-inclusive-of both: the aid of 700 euros and also some timely home care paid by social services.
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»Support for single parents. The Socialist Party also proposes a "plan to support single parents without resources" (most of them single women with children), which would ensure "minimum income". According Causapié, it would "prioritize" these families in receipt of the "minimum income" in those communities that have (which, in fact, already done), and create it on the have-nots.
»'Lists zip', and in Europe. From the Equality Act 2007, in Spain the electoral lists must have at least 40% women. The Socialists, as anticipated on Wednesday COUNTRY-pose wearing that percentage to 50% and also men and women in positions alternating applications, so that all have options to get seat. They are called zipper lists, which in Spain are now only in some regions.
The document proposes to change the electoral law so that those lists are mandatory joint fully in all elections and all parties, but while this legal change comes, the PSOE would apply himself. Causapié predicted to be made and in the European elections in May 2014, although that is something that will have to decide the Policy Conference October. Zippered lists would also mandatory internal party processes, as the nominations of delegates to congresses and federal-management bodies, but that will require a change in the statutes that could only be approved at the next congress in 2016.
The list system rack has an obstacle: the PSOE proposed a few weeks ago, in another theme day, another distinct change in the electoral law to partially open electoral lists so that voters can sort the names of the candidates on the list, thus expressing their preferences. The Socialists are now seeking a formula to combine the two proposals, because the ordering of the names could derail the idea of zipper applications.
"More women managers in companies. The PSOE advocates to mandate, by law, parity on boards of directors of large companies, so that in 2020 there is a 40% of women in these leadership bodies (now does not reach 15%, according Causapié) . It is something that the European Union is already considering and approving the Socialists in Spain ask in any case, even if the document does not put numbers to that target more women on corporate boards.
"A month of paternity leave. The Zapatero government extended paternity leave to 15 days and promised to extend it to a month, but this last promise was suspended because the outbreak of the crisis made it economically unfeasible, the government said then. The PSOE proposes to apply now: paternity leave and a month-and longer-term, equating to maternity is four months. Socialists argue that although the crisis is now worse than when they ruled, the measure is economically viable if approved fiscal reform has raised the PSOE.
Moreover, the document proposes to increase the contributions of part-time jobs. The goal is to prevent those who take refuge in the decline of day to meet family responsibilities (mainly women) do not suffer after such a drastic reduction of his pension. For this reason, the Socialist Party calls retrieve the quote of the caretakers of dependents.
"Tiptoe in the discussion of prostitution. Socialists call for "a comprehensive law against trafficking in persons for sexual exploitation", focusing on the prosecution of the crime that already exists (pimping) but without going into the complex debate on outlawing prostitution. He also talks about "avoiding sexual content advertising," though Causapié says that does not mean that the PSOE will ask the legal prohibition of prostitution ads in the media. "We need to revisit this issue," he says.
»More subsidized contraceptives. "The public health system must ensure all women gynecological care and prevention of breast cancer, having to incorporate the latest generation contraceptives in the portfolio of common services of the national health system," says the text. Contraceptives for calling a public subsidy are, for example, vaginal rings and transdermal patches, according to socialists. No postcoital pill or condoms. The contraceptive pill and is now in the portfolio of the health system.
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