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QUITO. President Rafael Correa was in the capital's airport to his Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chávez.

(The universe Sunday 24 May)

The Venezuelan president's plane landed at the airport Mariscal Sucre, the capital, at 16:05 yesterday. The president of Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, brought a picture of the heroes of the Battle of Pichincha.

After receiving the greeting and the ministers Rafael Correa in Ecuador, Chavez went against the command of the Military School and walk past the press joked. "This is the bravest troops," he said, the comment drew a smile to Correa.

Before leaving the Palacio de Carondelet, the two leaders came to the microphone provided to the media.

"We are here to work for the welfare of our peoples, to assess these joint projects (...) come to work for this great country, "said President Correa.

colleague congratulated him on his last election victory and, recalling Eloy Alfaro, Jose Marti, Simon Bolivar, Manuela Cañizares-emphasized the cooperation between the two countries.

"They told us our freedom: the home is one country and large. And we are determined to have a homeland, "he said Chavez told the audience.

Outside the air base, some two hundred people chanted "Chávez is, Yankees no! ". Five red flags with the sickle, hammer and star, belonging to the Communist Youth of Ecuador (JCE), stirred.

Among the crowd were also members of the Association of Parents of scholarship recipients Ecuadorians in Cuba and the Venezuelan government's plan for free eye operations to low-income Ecuadorians patients. "Thank you, President Chavez. Welcome, "read the sign of the latter.

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(Newspaper El Comercio, Quito, May 22, 2009)

Luz Muñoz, 77, runs her house with the help of a cane. He lives in the area of \u200b\u200bPlaya de Fatima, in the canton cañarense Bible. Four of their six children reside in New Jersey, USA.

One, Isael Calle, 48, who lives in that country for 25 years, during which time he worked in construction, mechanics, cleaning ... A year ago he bought a truck to have direct contracts.

borrows in USD 138 000. For six months he had several contracts and paid $ 13 800, but the crisis has changed that picture. Two months ago
Muñoz received a call from her son, who said with concern that sells two properties purchased in the Bible, one hectare each. She advised him not to do it is the only heritage he has and should care.

But more often called collectors to Street, who insisted on the sale. At the end got a buyer, who paid $ 20 000 for a property. That has reduced the debt until you exit a contract.

A week ago, Street called again for another property is sold. "I do not want to return the dump truck because if you do lose all the money they canceled," says the woman who cries when think of your child's situation.

She tries to mortgage the land to send more money. "I expect a response from the bank."

A similar case is the migrant Johnny Urgiles, 33, who has lived 15 years in San Francisco (USA). He bought a plot of 250 square meters in Bible and now wants to sell.

His mother, Teresa Mejia, 59, knows that the situation of his son, who worked in the construction industry is complicated. "You can not find work for four months." Urgiles

unwilling to return because it says in the Bible not get employment and if you get paid a pittance, "says her mother, who also tries to undermine the good of his son.

The head of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Carlos Marx Carrasco, told Radio Quito that Ecuador is a phenomenon started back in remittances. The emigrant asked to sell their properties and send money to countries where they reside. The cause is the global crisis.

That I said about the increase in revenue from the tax on currency outflows.

These revenues reached USD 53.95 million in the first four months of 2009, while during the same period in 2008 were 8.7 million. Carrasco said that not only the migratory phenomenon explains this increase, but multiply Biblián cases.

Cabrera's daughter Rosa, 75, married the immigrant Ramiro Espinoza, who took her to New York. For seven months the construction business went down and her daughter, Alexandra Abad, calls to tell you that "her husband could not get jobs."

They had a house that was sold at USD 85 000 and the crisis was leaving them without money for food. " According to Cabrera, his daughter intends to return with money to set up a poultry farm.

Humberto Cordero, former president of the Chamber of Construction of Cuenca, 15 known cases of sales Cuenca property belonging to migrants and the cause is the crisis. "They are unemployed and need money to live."

According to Cordero, the value of the properties of migrants is down 50%. "The houses or land are in rural areas and there are no basic services." ----------------------------------------------

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The trade union demonstrations prepared

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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.