The Executive spokesman said that if the Assembly does not approve the project, the Government will continue working. He assured that until January 350,000 new jobs have been created.
The votes in the National Assembly to approve or deny the project Organic Law for the Attraction of Investments (investment law)at the initiative of the Executive, are yet to be defined.
For now, the benches of the Democratic Left (ID) and the Pachakutik movement have expressed their disagreement with the changes that have been made to the text of the project.
Carlos Jijón, spokesman for the Presidency of the Republic, recalled that the initiative aims to attract around 30,000 million dollars in foreign investmentand the creation of free zones that allow generating job. “It is difficult to understand how someone can refuse the possibility of generating job in the country; whoever refuses will have to answer to history why they voted against a project to generate more job”, he said, after pointing out that politicians must be aware of the reality.
The spokesman added that the Government hopes that the Assembly realize “how important it is for society to create jobs», and that society should notice and pay attention to who are the politicians who intend to vote against a plan that proposes mechanisms to create 2 million jobs.
announced that yes the Assembly does not approve this tool, the Government will continue to work and assured that until January 350,000 new jobs have been created.
About the CPCCS
On the other hand, he warned that if the political parties or the Assembly come to take control of the Council for Citizen Participation and Social Control (Cpccs), the essence of the Council would be distorted. “The Government is evaluating the political situation of what could be a crisis and will use the tools that the law and the constitution allow when it is necessary to do so,” he warns. (SC)
