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International marathon session lock

• Follow the discussion of NAFTA by the President of the International Affairs Committee

· UCCAEP attacked the ICE and the INS and the creation moves government employment.



In a marathon session characterized by repeated disruptions to exhibitors and limiting their MPs to ask about these demonstrations, the session of the Committee on International Affairs in record breaking time.



In the first part of the session was the audience to representatives of the Union of National Insurance Institute (UPINS) and it was not possible to deepen their representatives exposure to the threat of the lawmaker who said Vecchio Ugalde prolong the session beyond 11 o'clock at night.



In the second part in the hearing UCCAEP limited to four minutes exposure responses to questions from Members of the PAC and other parties. Again, the President of the International Affairs Committee prevented deepen the questions and answers once again blocking the discussion.



Against ICE and the INS, UCCAEP representatives presented a bleak picture of the country and called for the opening of both institutions to improve their business and trade. Also dismissed the capacity of the national economy grow and create new jobs, "that is very serious, noting that without NAFTA, our economy does not work puts us in a situation vulnerability, so the PAC insist that work is needed before a national development agenda, "said the head of Fraction, Elizabeth Fonseca.

is regrettable and put all their hopes on a free trade agreement goes beyond trade is neither free trade nor just obviously have not measured the consequences of the issue involving legal and environmental issues, just to mention two of the many issues of concern to our faction.

"The groups that supported NAFTA and supported the millionaire advertising campaign that promotes employment for costarricenseseste no scientific studies where it is found that will produce more jobs, Unlike the groups that oppose the FTA and are concerned about researching, analyzing and documenting evidence of the risks and impacts of the FTA, including employment, "said Francisco Molina

" It's a shame, I phrased the questions not given response, you can not even exchange ideas with this dynamic. It is also worrying to see that these groups do not have a national vision for moving forward, all you see in the future is the FTA, "said Ronald Solis,