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One hundred delegates from public and private unions met yesterday and announced a nationwide mobilization for May 20 to reject the Executive Decree 1701.
According to the leaders, the president's decree Republic affects the rights of workers to organize and collective bargaining agreements.
The second day of protest will be on May 27, when they meet in Quito for a protest march to the Constitutional Court, which raise the unconstitutionality of the decree. Also go to Carondelet to demand corrections to the Government.
These two events will be the prelude to a national strike, said Santiago Yagual, president of the United Workers Front. The strike date will be defined in a convention that is 30 May.
In the public sector collective agreements 21 privileges will be removed automatically with the signing of the decree Executive 1701.
During yesterday's meeting, held with representatives of the Confederation of Workers of Ecuador, General Union of Workers of Ecuador and others, decided to sue the unconstitutionality of Decree 1701 and the third provision of office 8. Messiah Tatamuez
leader urged Ecuadoreans to defend the right to life, the organization and collective bargaining. "Workers reject all anti-worker policies of the government of Rafael Correa, decrees and regulations issued against the working class."
announced that over the next few days, submit a complaint to the International Labor Organization (ILO) concerning violations of the rights of workers covered by the Constitution.
Earlier this month, Correa said that it was an unlawful administrative workers have been included in previous collective agreements, which set great benefits.
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