スペインの7000の身体障害者団体は、自治州政府の2億5000万0000ユーロの未払い債務、市役所は5000万0000ユーロの未払い(債務)に反対してマドリッドで抗議のデモ行進
Las personas con discapacidad se echan a la calle
El colectivo marcha hacia Madrid contra los recortes y una deuda de 300 millones de las administraciones
Un 20% de los centros de atención, al borde del cierre, según el CERMI
Charo Nogueira Madrid 30 NOV 2012 - 00:59 CET
Disabled people take to the streets
The collective march towards Madrid against cuts and a debt of 300 million administrations
About 20% of the centers, on the verge of closing, according to CERMI
Charo Nogueira Madrid 30 NOV 2012 - 00:59 CET
Disabled people take their displeasure to the street, this place is usually full of obstacles for them. The first call for a mass demonstration, set for Sunday in Madrid, aims to expose the "untenable situation" going through the cuts resulting from the economic crisis. The Cayo Luis Perez says Good, president of the organization that organizes the march, the Spanish Committee of Representatives of People with Disabilities, CERMI-groups more than 7,000 institutions. Ensures that the regional administrations should the sector at least 250 million euros, and the municipalities, another 50 for two years of unpaid. "If the good times and the bad passed, with the crisis are even worse" he says.
At least 300 buses moved to Madrid to 15,000 people, according to the organization. The march, organized with the slogan SOS disabilities. Rights, inclusion and well being safe, is due to the presence of people with various disabilities, including Paralympic medalist Teresa Perales. This initiative has had a prologue in Valencia: the march of nine days and 200 miles of 15 social workers to protest unpaid and cuts. Yesterday, the President of the Valencian Parliament, Juan Cotino, ordered to leave the public gallery of the representatives of the organizations and centers that shouts of protest, reports Adolf Beltran. "When do we collect?, Why do you charge and not me?" Was heard.
Source: OECD. / COUNTRY
"The 300 million outstanding debt arising from the provision of services, subsidies and aid to pay for special employment centers, in which the administration paid half the minimum wage of each worker," explains Pérez Bueno. On Wednesday he met with the Ministers of Finance, Cristobal Montoro, and Health and Social Services, Ana Mato, to address the situation. He pledged that, in the second game of the Autonomous Liquidity Fund (FLA) 18 000 million in the first year and 23,000 next-, can include payment of disability subsidies, says the president of CERMI.
Although according to the ministries and the government has allocated "339 million euros to pay social service concerts through the FLA," Perez says Good debt disability remains largely intact. "Social services are much more than care for the disabled," he qualifies. In addition, communities must devote the rescue fund primarily to pay off your debt, then pay interest and then to suppliers. That's where the government includes the 339 million in bills for social services for Andalucía, Castilla-La Mancha, Catalonia, Murcia and Valencia, the first to benefit from the FLA. The defaults are particularly relevant in the communities who have asked for the ransom that have joined Asturias, the Balearic Islands and Cantabria. But also in Castilla y León and Madrid. Well Perez saves only the Basque Country, Catalonia, La Rioja and Aragon.
"Debt makes our unsustainable situation has an impact on employment, which is already low, and the disappearance of services that are essential to a decent life," says the president of CERMI. "20% of the centers for disabled people are in imminent danger of closing," concrete. Fall care and also work good especially scarce in a large population group. Although it is estimated that in Spain there are 3.8 million disabled pesonas, only 1,179,900 16 to 64 years have a certificate that proves it. Of these, less than a third are active in the workforce, according to INE.
Disabled people suffer other adjustment: the Law Unit. "It has huge impact on the reduction of attention," says Pérez Bueno. Then there is the "virtual disappearance" of the social work of the savings banks, which provided "up to 20% funding of disability."
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