スペインでは、刑務所の私営化が始まり、刑務所外部の警備を250人の民間警備会社にまかせる。
Arranca la privatización de la seguridad exterior en las cárceles
250 trabajadores realizarán "labores secundarias" en 21 centros penitenciarios, según Interior
El ministerio recula y decide no sustituir a policías y guardias civiles
Los sindicatos de prisiones critican la falta de información
María Sosa Troya Madrid 7 MAY 2013 - 00:02 CET
Start the external security privatization in prisons
250 workers made "secondary tasks" in 21 prisons, according to Interior
The ministry backs off and decides not to replace police and civil guards
Prison unions criticize the lack of information
Maria Sosa Troy Madrid 7 MAY 2013 - 00:02 CET
The presence of private security guards in Spanish prisons is already a fact. Yesterday, 250 workers were incorporated into 21 centers, where staff "secondary work", according to the Ministry of Interior, which ensure that it is a pilot project that will last nine months and in no case will the replacement of police and policemen, who are now responsible for the protection in prisons. The department headed by Jorge Fernandez Diaz has changed, therefore, of opinion, as the former Secretary of State for Security, Ignacio Ulloa, had announced last summer that the plan would replace 1,000 uniformed officers in any Prison- , which would then perform safety functions. Sector unions, bewildered, criticize "obscurantism" with which the Department of Corrections has taken the process and fear that this is the first step in the privatization of security in prisons.
Neither gun will not have direct contact with inmates. So a ministry spokesman said the work of private security guards: is responsible for the display of monitors and control the perimeter of the prison, a task that already play police and Civil Guard. The Government's intention is to see if the plan works and if new workers are able to perform these tasks that do not require expertise. If so, the executive raises the long run, freeing uniformed tasks in prisons.
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Interior ensures your commitment to relocate the private bodyguards-who lost their jobs after ETA announced definitive cessation of its armed activity-remains intact because the external security of these 21 prisons has been awarded to the same companies that provided services escort in the Basque Country and Navarre and that these have been given priority. Ministry sources point out, however, that not all interested exescoltas exercise functions of private security guards in prisons, because working conditions are worse. They do not know how many of those 250 guards come incorporated into the criminal sector escorting those threatened by the terrorist. Neither unions nor the Association Prisons Escorts Spanish, the majority in the sector, have evidence that these workers have a preference to be hired in the new role.
Jesus Otin, UGT responsible for prisons, Interior believes that aims to promote a change in the security model of prisons, with the excuse to relocate to former bodyguards and increasing security class action. "Two Lies" explains Otín. "First were education and health, and the third sector is this, which has experienced a boom in recent times. Who can say that in the future they will not transfer this model into schools?" Reflects Adolfo Fernandez, head of the branch of the CSIF, which also fear CCOO makers and ACAIP-association representing prison officers. Spokesmen for the SUP and AUGC, main trade unions of police and Civil Guard-bodies that are responsible for external security in prisons, they criticize the public job in prison take two years and now frozen bet on this way.
All union representatives have different versions consulted on the plan of Interior, because, according to them, the little information that has facilitated Prisons. And all are committed to controlling this pilot project. They are unwilling to tolerate the privatization of security in prisons. They promise mobilizations.
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