"Privatization failed in Paraguay and as an example we can cite Acepar lapse, Flomeres, which meant the people and offal the enrichment of a few, "Constancio said Mendoza, leader of the Popular Party Executive Driving Tekojoja (PPT) and former union leader, to analyze what is happening today with the processes acería.Agregó sale of public enterprises groups private investors led to big losses for the state and did more than create new rich. "It was demonstrated that these processes only served the interests of a rapacious economic group that were fraudulent companies from our government but the people will get a penny in benefits, "said unionist and politician. For Mendoza, the town ended up paying the high cost of these privatizations that were made in the country since the final debts are loaded on the backs of the citizenry. "There was no improvement in service quality and prices to users and consumers, and the only ones who are minorities ended up winning that first broke the public and then made the control of these in exchange for crumbs," he said as well. As the leader in Paraguay was out a true public auction of state institutions in connivance with previous governments submissive. "The gains from alienation of these public goods were in very few hands and, in turn, losses are socialized," said Mendoza. For Acepar, believes the Paraguayan society is showing he has matured so civilly and supports the process of change and recovery of national treasures, such as the steelworks in Villa Hayes, to put at the service of development, he said. He was referring to the decision on Monday by President Fernando Lugo, to promote the termination of the sale of ACEP.
November 13 of
2009 21:29 Source: www.abc.com.py
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