President Nicolás Maduro lashed out at opposition political leaders and workers and trade unionists in the health and education sectors who have criticized the decisions he announced on May 1, Labor Day, which contemplate an increase in the food allowance but not in the salary
He ruler Nicolás Maduro assured that his administration has a plan drawn up to ensure that all energy production generates money to be invested in salaries and the improvement of the health and service system. The president promised that “the time will come to take decisive steps in salary.”
The statement was made on the afternoon of Wednesday, May 3, in Morichal, Monagas state, during the act of delivery of the Cacique Chaima clump to the Social Benefits Fund of the country’s workers, in which Vice President Delcy Rodríguez participated. and the Minister of Oil and President of Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) Pedro Tellechea.
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Although Maduro did not give details about his plan, he did say that it includes linking direct oil production through the clumps to social benefits.
“We are in the midst of a comprehensive recovery effort. Nobody can be confused. Cacique Chaima clump recovered in an exemplary manner, from 50 wells. I deliver this complete bunch. Its productive potential will increase the monthly income of the clump. I give it to you in full so that everything it generates goes to the social benefits fund for workers in Venezuela in an account in the BCV to benefit the workers.
The president commented that it is “an experiment and innovation of the many that we do in revolution, like when we created CLAP, the homeland system, and the homeland card.”
President Nicolás Maduro rejected the criticism that health and education workers and political leaders made against him after not having approved a salary increase.
«I put the workers the cestaticket at $40 indexed to all workers and the bonus counts the economic war at $30. I improved the income for retirees. We are doing justice in the middle of an economic war and the ultra-right comes out, as if the country hurt, to attack me, to try to cloud it.
Maduro vociferated that “I am giving birth to resources to put the income of the workers at $70, well I put it.”
He explained that with an extension of 4.6 hectares, the Cacique Chaima clump is made up of 50 wells and is “the largest in South America”, registering a current production of 9,000 barrels of oil per day. La macolla is part of the Carabobo Division, which represents 50% of the production of the Orinoco Oil Belt.
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