Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Bats To Use In Cold Conditions

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Friends and general public, I send warm greetings to all, do not say the typical ¨ I hope you are well ¨ by the situation in this country, especially by the now famous and rugged issue of tax increase as advertised.
I've given a little research on our members ¨ ¨ and found a lot of information that made me laugh and also anger, for example: What costs the people that each member has his cell is 7 pesos a month.
Do you know how much will the final amount of the savings fund for all legislators? of more than 445 million pesos. Each of the 500 legislators receive a gross salary of 105 thousand dollars, but also receive support from public aid which is 28 thousand 772 pesos, plus 45 thousand 786 pesos for legislative assistance. did you know that we would save about 156 million pesos if only our members, their wives (I), children, parents, not to use a major medical expense insurance, and if they go, for example to the services of ISSSTE, like millions of Mexicans?
bet that the service would improve considerably and provided medicines.
spending also foods that are scheduled to officials of the units recorded in the year a total of 5 thousand 905 million pesos.
Mean monthly expenditure of 2,800,000 dollars, and 33,600,000 pesos per year (56% of budget). The largest excesses occur in the Chamber of Deputies, which spends more than 2 million pesos per month in these "hired" and that many of them do not work.

spent $ 12.72 million pesos in cookies, coffee and milk, $ 6.8 million bottles of purified water.

At meals, events and food stamps $ 126.54 million in airline tickets $ 613 million, fixed $ 190 million in gas vouchers and cards IAVE for not paying at toll booths $ 45 thousand pesos a month and on top of the deputies receive their full salary for not paying taxes.
should be noted not only but to propose, and propose:

• No more · coffee break ¨, or so his salary can not buy some cookies and a thermos to take your coffee.

• Install drinking fountains, such as government offices in New York State, they stopped buying bottles of water and set up drinker and save tens of thousands of dollars (with that budget you can put a thousand stainless steel nipples cooler or invest only $ 139 thousand dollars in the installation of a water purification plant REMA works by osmosis and can generate thousand jugs of water every 24 hours).

• that our legislators did not give them money, but directly to economy class tickets for your trip.

• That they stop cell service and were restricted to landline calls.

• To use the ISSSTE and certain medical expenses not reimbursable.

• The creation of an independent body for verification and accountability of our legislators.

Or the other proposal is easier and would save hundreds of millions of pesos: Put a web cam to each Member, and make the sessions by video conference, only in San Lazaro is where you should put all the technology to accommodate users' signals and would not need to travel and buy tickets could attend the sessions from the comfort of your home or office, we would save the bottles of water and biscuits, plus it would not have its usual manifestations are pain and laughter, the order would prevail, apart could monitor those who fall asleep.

And finally, that Congress is driving with a business base and understanding that the members are employed, work will be based on goals reached, Congress will have to submit a work plan to the public and each member will be undertaken to provide a certain number of proposals accepted by each and that will increase its bond Deputy missing, he falls asleep, which is present but not doing their job, or alter the order of Iran was withdrawing its bonds, and if you repeat cease to hold office ... finally, after all, the door San Lazaro is very large.

And I think we are measures to avoid tax increases, because ultimately if they do not have enough money ... to us less!

Anonimo




















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