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claim Cañeros IDSS pension to pay them

Thousands of former mill workers occupied area Institute
Written by: RUDDY PEREZ GERMAN (r.german @ elnacional.com.do)

Thousands of former sugarcane occupied this morning around the Dominican Social Security Institute (IDSS) to demand their pensions earned from working between 30 and 50 years in the mills of the state.

Former sugar workers arrived Salcedo Pepillo the street, in the expansion La Fe, in dozens of buses from different locations and bateyes.

Police officers carrying rifles and tear gas, remained in the vicinity of IDSS, whose doors were closed by security personnel.

Jesus Nunez, coordinator of the Workers Movement of Bateyes Cañeros said that for ten years the Social Security refused to pay the mill workers the money they deserve.

said that the movement has on file the records of thousands of workers, Haitians and Dominicans who have been cheated prestacionds payment of which they were entitled.

said that currently 36 000 800 workers of the mills expect them to pay their Social Security benefits earned during many years of blood sweat and tears.

Nunez revealed that Mrs. Sandra del Rio, head of the department responsible for granting pensions to workers remains deluded.

"I always said that their records are to sign, to wait, but never get pensions," said union leader.

said that with his attitude River lady no more make fun of older people, who gave his youth working in the industry in exchange for a miserable salary.

Núñez said the IDSS violates the constitution and laws of the country, the agreement with the International Labour Organization (ILO) and human rights.

cautioned that the days 27, 28 and 29 over 10 thousand toil of the mills of the state will march to the National Palace for the authorities to fulfill what the law states.

movement coordinator said government officials have exhibited an inhuman behavior against people who only worked to enlarge the sugar industry and today are not even to buy medicines.