2024-04-16 21:14:53
The reform that aims to take control of inactive accounts in workers’ Afores will be one more element of control for the population, considered José Perdomo Galicia, an expert in administrative law at La Salle University.
The academic added that it will be necessary to add the little certainty that the working person will have that a State bank will be the one that ends up using the savings of their entire working life.
Perdomo Galicia explained that currently any person who has an account in an Afore and has decided to retire, can begin the procedures to release their savings and use the money.
“When it is the State that controls them, I definitely see it as almost certain that that will no longer be possible; It’s going to be something like the national lottery, which for years has meant that whoever wins the biggest prize doesn’t get all the money.
“For years, those who win the lottery have been managing the prize they won, it’s not like before… ’30 million pesos! What I am going to do? No, so that you don’t go crazy, we’re going to give it to you, it could be the same, I’m not going to give it to you in its entirety so that you don’t spend it,” she warned.
Furthermore, he considered it a complete lack of sensitivity towards the working classes to continue looking for resources that they do not have.
“In this administration, public resources have been used, but it has been a falsehood that with this we will be able to meet all the spending on social programs, which is not being against them.
“We have been eating up, from the public administration, all those resources and with this we are paying attention to something very delicate, which is the resources of the workers… as a worker and as a lawyer I do not feel comfortable at all, because in the first place “Those resources will go to the welfare bank and that bank will manage the resources of the labor sector.” /Jorge X. López
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2024-04-16 21:14:53