Thursday, December 2, 2010

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Back Stories Rock: Art Festival for Nonviolence

The past Saturday (27/11 ) was held in the Amphitheater General Roca City, the Arts Festival "for non-violence" organized by the Women of Multisectoral Fiske Menuco in commemoration International Day Against Violence Against Women.
"We chose art and music to demonstrate for rights violence," said Bethlehem Spinetta at the beginning of the day.
The opening of the Festival was in charge of Bethlehem Spinetta, who recalled that: "November 25 is a day of action against violence towards women and a date fight to raise our voices against the types of violence of which we victims by the mere fact of being women. " The
bands who participated in the activity were: Songolongo , Stone Word, José Luis Álvarez and Arabic dance groups and folk . Also during the development of the Festival, the artist Mary Langa painted a mural in commemoration of this date.
On the other hand, one could access Amphitheatre shows the sample of the photographer Emiliana Cantera, the best memories of XXV National Conference of Women held in Paraná, Entre Ríos.
The arts festival brought together a hundred men and women who join the different organizations who made this event so remember that November 25th is a day of action and to commemorate the death of the Mirabal sisters .

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

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Giving Smiles, a new foundation in our directory Update

Since December 2010 we link to our directory to the Foundation Giving Smiles of Villavicencio, which supports children and adolescents with cancer of the department of Meta and the entire south east. For more information please consult page 19 of the directory or visit the blog of the foundation at the following address: http://fundacionregalandosonrisascolombia.blogspot.com/

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Directory of organizations and foundations work for cancer control in Colombia

We are pleased to present the latest update to the Directory of Organizations and foundations that work for Cancer Control in Colombia. From this month have incorporated into our database to REGALANDO SMILES FOUNDATION Villavicencio that supports children and adolescents cancer of the eastern plains of Colombia.
Press HERE to see the new edition of the directory.

Sunday, November 28, 2010

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Caguas; THE FORGOTTEN CITY Corposalud


Some things unacceptable and unjustifiable from every point of view. It is incredible what is happening in the Dr. Jose Maria Vargas Hospital in Caguas. I do not understand the public policies of Corposalud. Currently the Directorate of Hospital Dr. Jose Maria Vargas Cagua this leaderless. No inputs, four operating rooms and delivery room are not working out a debt which quirulgica occasion for Sucre Municipality and a burden on neighboring municipalities as the emergency Sucre municipality, are treated at the hospital of the town, the center or the outpatient maracay north. Health has no color nor should political, health should not be address from a viewpoint politician. The people must not pay comcecuencias Algumas the ineptitude of officials. Someone has to do something about this great problem, which affects county health sucre. Cagua definitely stopped being a village in the future the railway arrived sercanos which occasions a tremendous EXPLOSION demographic. We know how to interpret the times and understand that you need a hospital Cagua type 4. There is enough land in the vicinity of Dr. Jose Maria Vargas hospital to work in a big project that ditgnifique our beloved city hospital, as ever baptized. It is necessary to plan the construction of motherhood, the blood bank and the intensive care unit as well as a wide area of \u200b\u200bhospitalization. For this you only need the political will and participation of all sectors and organizations of Sucre municipality as well as the business sector. That is the great debate that we must give.

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Photo Gallery: "A street against gender violence!"

As anticipated in the region were carried out various activities to commemorate the Nov. 25: International Day of No Violence Against Women. " This time, the photo gallery under the activities carried out by the Collective The Revolt in the city of Neuquén.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

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the INC and Dr Clown Foundation, dismissed the year with children with cancer





Tuesday, November 16, 2010

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Breathing Life Foundation celebrates its third anniversary

The Board of foundations and organizations working on cancer control in Colombia shares the third anniversary of the Breathing Life Foundation makes a very important task in supporting patients with lung cancer.
The official celebration will be November 23.
More information:

Carrera 70 D No. 115 A - 38 Office 408 Bogotá
Telephone: 5333477 to 4778282
Emails:
info@respirandovida.org
respirandovida@telmex.net.co

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

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Living Hope Foundation, nominated PORTFOLIO AWARDS 2010 in the category CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY. Colombian


The Journal of Business and Economics PORTFOLIO of Casa Editorial El Tiempo, produced annually by the Awards PORTFOLIO, to recognize the efforts of those organizations and people who have carried out a management outstanding and contribute strongly to improving economic, social and academic in the country.

PORTFOLIO Awards are a recognition of Colombians who have committed to building a better country, through its entrepreneurship and leadership skills.

PORTFOLIO Awards highlight the efforts of companies, Colombian men and women in ten categories, highlighting the most successful business examples of customer service, innovation, human resource management, exports and environmental protection, among others. In addition, the recognition highlights those who are characterized by their academic contribution, ethical and creative business development, economic and social development.

PORTFOLIO Awards are recognition of the country's most important business, as they have done year after year, recognizes the existence of companies and individuals willing to exceed expectations and averages of their own industries and environments.

The contribution to the community category: recognizes the work that nonprofit institutions made specifically for the needy and contribute and their work to make Colombia a better country.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

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Foundation Leukemia & Lymphoma publishes its edition No. 11 Bulletin Faro

Leucimia Colombian Foundation and Lymphoma published edition of its newsletter No. 11 information "Lighthouse" which has, among others, the following items:

  • News: Media Tour of the month to mark World Lymphoma.
  • Testimony of Life: Sandra knows how to take advantage of the opportunities that life gives.
  • Events: The Foundation was invited to the first Latin American meeting of health advocacy in Sao Paulo Brazil.

More information:


Colombian Foundation Leukemia & Lymphoma

PBX: (57-1) 235 87 40
FAX: (57-1) 235 87 46
Address: Calle 76 N. 22-62 Piso 3 Bogota
Email: leucemia.linfoma @ etb.net.co
page on the Internet: www.funcolombianadeleucemiaylinfoma.org

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

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Living Hope Foundation published the third edition of its magazine Living with

Living Hope Foundation shares the third edition of its magazine to LIVE WITH on this occasion published the following articles:

Facing Realities: Dr Eduardo César Álvarez
Living Again: Sergio Garcia Jaimes
Importance of nutrition in people with cancer: Dr Juan Carlos Millan
I volunteer and you are? : Enf Nury Esperanza Villalba.

Nury Esperanza Villalba, executive director of the foundation invites as interested in publishing their articles in the magazine to send your request to email funesperanzaviva@yahoo.es.

Thursday, August 26, 2010

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New email address Breathing Life Foundation

respirandovida@telmes.net.co is the new email address Breathing Life Foundation. Other information updated this company:

Carrera 70 D No. 115 A - 38 Office 408 Bogotá
Telephone: 5333477 to 4778282
Emails:
info@respirandovida.org
respirandovida@telmex.net . co
Website: www . respirandovida.org

Who Is More Likely To Have Hemophilia

Hold Me The World Association updates your data

Holdman World Association reported his new address and telephone to contact those who need to access the services of this organization: Its
new Data are

19B Street Apt No. 81B-30 403 11 Residential Tower Lantana - Bogotá Hayuelos
Phone 5487331 to 7588289
Email: mujerholdme@live.com

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Funstall headquarters temporarily moved

Workshop FUNSTALL Health Foundation reports that its expansion project has already begun, so they moved temporarily while adjustments are made the old headquarters. Temporal data of the foundation are:

Address: Avenida 19 # 153-50
Phone: 2162745 / 6957538 / 318-6295178-77

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Living Hope Foundation presents its new headquarters

Since 2006, the Foundation Living Hope, working for the Santander cancer patients and their neighboring departments. After a major management presented its new home:
Calle 50 # 27 ª - 51 apt 402
Bucaramanga Santander

www.fundacionesperanzaviva.org

funesperanzaviva@yahoo.es

Heaven 57 -310 282 5020 (Colombia)

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

2nd Anniversary Letters

BY EARTHQUAKE IN HAITI, CONSEQUENCES


strikes me deeply, the story outlined on Sunday January 31 on page 38 of the Venezuelan newspaper Ultimas News entitled: "DRAMA IN HAITI" SUSPENDED MEDICAL EVACUATION FLIGHTS TO FLORIDA GEORGIA. The same information on page 1-15 of the journal International Venezuela, El Universal entitled "SUSPENDING EVACUATION OF HAITIAN UNITED STATES" I must clarify that this criticism is not directed toward pre appointed two print media. If not that rather the criticism is aimed in particular the attitude of the U.S. State. Turns out the evacuation of wounded from the earthquake Haitians to land of Uncle Sam, were suspended because they had no clear "in hospitals gringos" who would be responsible for ocacionados costs for patients treated ... ie who pays the bills for treatment ... to more than 500 victims of the recent earthquake occurred in Haiti, which have been seen in Florida and Georgia states of the United States. Capital definitely has no feelings, no heart has sensibility, not a humanist, not a Christian. It is this kind of attitude by the U.S. State, which should lead to reflection. The charity is the difference between petty Neoliberal Capital, and a system founded on social justice and equity. But there are now cuaquier number of U.S. soldiers in Haitian soil caring what?. Perhaps waiting for the moment to begin rebuilding the infrastructure, so if you intereza the gringos and that it brings dollars to the contractors.

Sunday, February 7, 2010

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ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF SPACE AND AREAS PUBLIC FOR THE BUSINESS YEAR-employed workers Caguas


Explanatory Memorandum





This Ordinance, regulating the use of spaces and public areas for the exercise of the business of independent workers in the state of Aragua Sucre Municipality, is justified in the right belonging to all citizens to enjoy free transit laid down in Article No. 50 of the Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, as well as the social fact that represents the work, and the protection that the state is obliged to provide workers with no dependents, provided for in Article N º 89 of the Constitution the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. The intention is to achieve the right balance between attending to pedestrians and drivers, which run through the streets of Sucre Municipality, Aragua State and the right to attend non-dependent workers. Realize a solution that is short, medium and long term, through public policy allows us to know in depth the problem and find solutions without violating democratic rights and interest of anyone. One day stop as it has been raised through the Social Development directorate of the Municipality of Sucre Municipality, Aragua State, does not solve the problem of workers not dependent, perhaps there is simply no political will to address a problem that if depth reviews can be fixed. It is imperative to build the large popular market for employed workers who work in the streets of Sucre Municipality, Aragua State, achieving the dignity of the worker dependent and we allow the regulatory authority, finally in the field that the law permits, This proposal is made under section Ordinance No. 95, Paragraph No. 1 in accordance with article No. 265 of the Organic Law of Municipal Public Power, waiting for review and discussion as provided in the standard.

The Council Municipal Sucre Municipality, Aragua State, in exercise of the legal powers conferred by article No. 175 of the Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Paragraph No. 01, Article N º 95 of the Organic Law on Municipal Public Power punishes following:

ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF PUBLIC SPACES AND AREAS FOR THE EXERCISE OF THE BUSINESS OF WORKERS NOT DEPENDENT ON STATE Aragua Sucre Municipality


CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISIONS

ARTICLE 1: This ordinance is intended regulate the jurisdiction of the Sucre Municipality, Aragua State, the use of spaces and public areas for the exercise of economic activity carried out by independent workers engaged in the business of retail goods and services.
ARTICLE 2: The use of space and designated areas as provided in this Ordinance and in order to make them permitted activities may only be granted to individuals to make the exercise of this activity your only source of income.

SINGLE PARAGRAPH: For the purposes of this Ordinance, the term economic activity undertaken by independent workers; to that practiced by individuals engaged in the sale of goods and services on public roads.


CHAPTER I
MEDIA BUSINESS ACTIVITIES TO USE IN PUBLIC AREAS AND AREAS FOR EXERCISE ACTIVITIES OF SALE OF GOODS AND SERVICES.

ARTICLE 3: The use of spaces and public areas, to be granted to exercise economic activities in selling goods and services to retail, can only be made through the following means:
Kiosks
permanent positions and street vendors, according to the regulations established in the Ordinance.

For purposes of this ordinance means:

a) Kiosk: These facilities are dismantled, roofed, open on one side to the outlet and an access gate, permanently installed and in one particular point and duly approved and platted for the purpose of registration.

b) Outlets: These are tensile structures that can be manual or mechanical, located in areas identified in groups according to schedule.

c) Selling Places: are removable facilities, located in specific areas or specific.

d) Street Vending: The structures carried out in mobile, without a fixed location, moving along established routes or at specific points of public roads.

e) Areas: Areas available for consultation by the Municipal Executive in conjunction with Community Councils and / or organization of independent workers in assemblies of citizens, are reported as working for the establishment and development of sales activity retail goods and services.

f) Route: Route predetermined path in which economic activity may be exercised according to the physical location to establish this ordinance.

CHAPTER III

OF PUBLIC SPACES AND THEIR USE

ARTICLE # 4: The use of spaces and public areas for economic activities of selling goods and services authorized under the provisions of this ordinance, only be granted in those areas and public spaces, as defined by the Municipal Executive in conjunction with Community Councils and / or organization of independent workers in the Citizens Assemblies.

ARTICLE 5: The Municipal Executive in conjunction with Community Councils and / or organization of independent workers in the Citizens Assemblies approve the use of areas special and exclusive use for the exercise of the sales activities of retail goods and services by people with disabilities, seniors, craftsmen or artists of folk art and urban articultores. In any case to grant the use of such areas, the procedures set forth in this Ordinance and corresponding regulations. For the purposes of this Ordinance shall apply:

a) Persons with Disabilities: As set out in Item No. 6 of the Law for Persons with Disabilities states: are all those people that causes congenital or acquired present some dysfunction or lack of capabilities for physical, mental, intellectual, sensory or combinations thereof, temporary, permanent or intermittent, which in interaction with various barriers will involve disadvantages that hinder or prevent their participation, inclusion and integration into family and social life as well as the full exercise of their rights human on equal terms with others. It is recognized as persons with disabilities: the deaf, the blind, the deaf blind, those with visual dysfunction, auditory, intellectual, motor of any kind, integration and impairment of cognitive ability, the low height, the autistic and combinations which wants some of the dysfunctions or absences mentioned and those suffering from an illness or disabling condition, scientific, technical and professionally qualified, according to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health of the World Health Organization.

b) Elderly: As set out in the Social Services Law, in article No. 7, for the purposes of implementing this Act, means the elderly: the natural person or older than sixty (60) years of age.

c) Artisan: Any individual who is capable, by means of manual, to transform raw materials into different crafts and dedicated particularly in the sale thereof.

d) Folk Art Artist: Every individual who used his creativity, exercises the art of painting with a brush, spatula or other means, on any material or surface for the purpose of expressing their ideas.

e) independent workers: Anyone, male or female, natural or legal person who produces and / or marketing goods and services and has no employer.

f) Urban Articultores: Every individual who used his creativity, exercises circus, street and urban.

ARTIÍCULO No. 6: For the purposes of the activities covered by this ordinance and the granting of respective permit, are considered restricted areas:
Security Zones (grated)
Iglesias.
Banks and Financial Institutions.
Police Headquarters.

SINGLE PARAGRAPH: The marketing of goods and services within the spaces of the plaza.

CHAPTER IV

OF ACTIVITIES SUBJECT TO APPROVAL

ARTICLE # 7: Only grant permission to the exercise of the activities described in this article, in the spaces and public areas previously determined, the subject to the permits established in this Ordinance shall, sales activities of retail goods and services of the following items:

Newspapers, magazines, Laws and other printed publications.
phone rental (for making calls)
cleaning and polishing shoes. Candies
packed, soft drinks, malt and water.
Creole Candy, donuts and candy.
Burgers, hot dogs and related services.
Creole Cream and chicha. Product
craft and art activities.
fruit juices, tizana.
Pie, stuffed potatoes, corn cake, cachapa
Vegetables, legumes, fruits and grains.
Clothing in general.
Or any other lawful activity of trade.

SINGLE PARAGRAPH: The condition the respective permit, in the areas that need the permits by the health authorities of this municipality.

CHAPTER V

PERMITS

ARTICLE 8: To exercise the activity of selling goods and services to retail regulated by this ordinance requires a permit issued by the Institute for Health and Social Development, with the consultation of Urban Planning, Roads and Traffic Institute Terrestrial Treasury, in consultation with Community Councils Dependent Organized Workers. The permit under this article shall be granted solely and exclusively to natural persons, for it will require the following conditions: Being
Venezuelan adult, if a foreigner must have documentation.

The permit holder must carry out the activity itself, in the case of assistant they must comply with the provisions of subparagraph (a) of this chapter.

If you are under age, must comply with the respective procedures established by law governing the matter. So you can get the respective permission to work in accordance with law.

located in the district previously established in the Ordinance for the conduct of business which concerned, as defined in article No. 7 of the same, after deliberation by the municipal executive in conjunction with Community Councils and / or Organization of Non-Citizens Dependent assemblies, and without prejudice to the rights and seniority of the employee (a) not as dependent on your location.

Payment of fees established by Ordinance of Economic Activity.

PARAGRAPH ONE: This permit is not transferable.

ARTICLE 9: To performance of work activity in kiosks, liquor stores or trailer, post and / or peddling, located in areas, roads, routes and sites Sucre Municipality, Aragua State, previously determined by the Municipal Executive in conjunction with Community Councils and / or Organization of Non-Citizens Dependent assemblies may require certain design features, materials and dimensions, documentation of the permits and to this end the applicant shall provide data and provide the following documents:

Contact name.
Home Address. Proof of Residency
Updated.
Certificate of Good Conduct
Copy of Identity Card of the person requesting the permit. Description
class or category of work activity to be performed.

Address, dimensions and precise location sketch of where the kiosk is located, sale or structure, point of sale or vending or the description of the route that will cover in the case of street vending, kiosks in public way, the respective signal.

also must submit the appropriate permits and health inspections to date, required by the People's Health Ministry, in the case of food outlet or similar light, charged by the People's Health Ministry.


ARTICLE No. 10: In the case of use of spaces and public areas for stalls, the permit shall contain the area and specific location where to install the kiosk, in the event that the area or public space to be used to install the kiosk is a public road can only be allowed after consultation with the Municipal Executive in conjunction with Community Councils and / or organization of independent workers in the Citizens Assemblies. As set out in the Act giving priority to vendors have more seniority on the site.


ARTICLE No. 11: Under no circumstances will renew the respective permit, without the submission of credit, issued by the Directorate of Finance of the municipality where the owner is in arrears with the tax, the permit will be suspended until cancel both the relevant tax to the Directorate of Finance of this City.


CHAPTER VI OBLIGATIONS

Item No. 12. Work activity authorized to be exercised in areas or public spaces should be exploited directly by the individual or in whose name the permit has been issued. Also for items that require assistants, they will be declared by the license holder who is responsible for their acts. The publishers of newspapers and magazines owned kiosks shall visibly identify with the permission code.

SINGLE PARAGRAPH: In case of duly proven need due to illness or other substantiating the absence warrants for a period longer than one month, which requires the replacement of the person legally authorized to carry out the activity, the permit holder may appoint a person you trust to replace them. The replacement will be by permit issued by the license holder to the party for the purposes to take place, given time it will be no more than four (04) months and may be revised as appropriate. ARTICLE

No. 13. Natural persons are obliged to obtain permission to exhibit in a conspicuous place on the kiosk, sale or blood drive structure, trailer, street stall, the permit, the date of issue with the cardholder's name as well as the obligation carry such identification card formats so concerned or by peddling their respective routes as well as uniformly good conditions. ARTICLE

No. 14. The dimensions of the kiosks, carts structures and different outlets defined in Article No. 07 of the Ordinance, ranging from a maximum of one meter and fifty centimeters (1.50 Mt) wide by one meter eighty long (1.80 Mt). And you can not have extensions, with the exception of cinema release.

ARTICLE No. 15: Do not allow installation of kiosks within five (5 mts.) Corner and a distance between kiosks and kiosk not less than fifty meters (50 mts.).
ARTICLE No. 16: Installation of outlets or structures and stalls, will only be permitted in areas which have been defined, after obtaining permission of the respective economic activity in accordance with the requirements established in this Ordinance.

ARTICLE No. 17: The moving for street, can not travel on sidewalks, or in the streets of Sucre Municipality, Aragua State. Their move is made according to the routes mapped previously established.

CHAPTER VII

SCHEDULE

ARTICLE No. 18: Installation of outlets or structure and point of sale requiring travel on public roads must carry out the offset for installation in the schedule from from from 08:00 am to 08:00 pm

ARTICLE No. 19: The hours of operation will be understood from 08:00 am until 08:00 pm

SINGLE PARAGRAPH: The schedule provided in this article may be modified by the Institute for Health and Social Development for holidays such as Carnival, Easter and holidays.

IX

OF PROHIBITION AND PENALTIES

Item No. 20: It is prohibited the sale and distribution of CDs and the like, whose attack morality and decency, it prohibits the marketing and sale of pornographic movies. Violations of this article results in confiscation of the goods, indefinite suspension of the permit and the application of the law that may apply.

ARTICLE No. 21 prohibited the sale and marketing of fireworks in the central town of the city. ARTICLE

No. 22. Is expressly prohibited the transfer of the permit which is used exclusively by the person originally granted. Executive power is in consultation with Community Councils and / or independent workers in the assembly of citizens, to grant the respective permits. ARTICLE

No. 23. No worker or employee of the Mayor of this municipality or public official may ask to himself or to an intermediary, permission to engage in commercial activity in public areas of this Municipality. ARTICLE

No. 24 shall be punished with suspension of commercial activity in public spaces of this town, by the temporary closure of a day (01), thirty days (30) continuous or definitive suspension of permit holders to owners (as): kiosk outlets or fixed structures, street stalls incurred in the following offenses:

When the employee is delinquent in terms of tariff obligations established in this Ordinance .

When this selling or consuming alcoholic beverages in jobs (as) no dependents who are performing the commercial activity in public areas of this Municipality.

When the allocated space does not meet hygiene standards, as well as placing waste in the right place in their respective bags.

When the committing any offense or offense.

When During the course of their work, incurred or recurrence of the violation of laws and municipal ordinances, thus affecting the normal development of labor peace and order.

When disrespect the grated walkways and entrances to businesses and established stores.

Where there is aggression against the partner (s), or disrespect for the public official.

When it is found that has more than one job. In order to ensure fairness and the right to work means that a person has more than one job with its own permission, except in cases of spouses or partners after verification of the same which can have a seat each.

When it is determined that the goods belong to businesses or established businesses.

ARTICLE No. 25: The permit holder shall have a period of fifteen (15) working days to rectify the situation which gave rise to the sanction period expires without having remedied the problem, the City Council Sucre, Aragua State, we shall recover the space with no opportunity for another person may be placed on the site of the person who was sanctioned, ie no one can occupy the space vacated.

ARTICLE # 26: There are grounds for cancellation of the license:

Failure of the provisions of this Ordinance.

Repetition of the grounds provided for in Article N º 24 of this Ordinance.


ARTICLE No. 27: When a permit is revoked may not be renewed as provided in the preceding articles. The owner is obliged to remove the structures which engaged in the activity spaces or public areas, and the expenses incurred shall be borne by.

ARTICLE # 28: When is conducting activities under this Ordinance, relating to independent workers, without having obtained the relevant permission, the Sucre Municipality, Aragua State reserves appropriate action.
IX

OF TAXES

ARTICLE # 29: The permit holder, cancel through the offices of Hacienda del Municipio Sucre, Aragua state, the amount of ten ( 10) annual tax units. This tribute will be directed to any natural person engaged in business as independent workers in the public areas of the Municipality Sucre, Aragua State. Such cancellation shall be made quarterly or annually, being exempt persons with disabilities and seniors engaged in business as independent workers in the public spaces of the State of Aragua Sucre Municipality.

CHAPTER X

OF THE SALE OF CRAFT IN PUBLIC SPACES

REGULATIONS

ARTICLE 30: The Municipal Executive, together with Community Councils and / or workers' organization No Dependents and organized groups of craftsmen may at meetings of citizens, to define areas such as boulevards and walkways, this without prejudicing the rights of workers does not depend on the different items, for the purpose of establishing areas exclusively for the activity such as production, distribution, placement and sale of handicrafts in the fixed site sale.

Item No. 31: The authority for the exercise of this type of work, the craftsman will do the work and purpose, and it will be quite personal and not transferable.

ARTICLE # 32: The State of Aragua Sucre Municipality is obliged to encourage and promote crafts as a cultural expression and development endogenous.

ARTICLE # 33: The activity regulated by this Ordinance carried out by individuals with disabilities and seniors will be subject to special rules established in the regulations of this Ordinance.

ARTICLE # 34: The Municipal Executive, together with Community Councils and / or organization of independent workers and organized groups of artisans, in an assembly of citizens, may indicate specific areas where exercise work activity regulated by this Ordinance , only the disabled and elderly.

CHAPTER XI

RESOURCES

ARTICLE # 35: Against the administrative decisions of any agency of the Mayor, the applicant may bring in to the body, the respective motion for reconsideration within fifteen (15) days after notification of the sanction.

ARTICLE # 36: The removal of the structures installed to perform the work activity distribution and sale of goods and services to retail, whatever that might be in a room or public area, but had been obtained previously permission does not lead to any action.

CHAPTER XII

TRANSITIONAL

ARTICLE # 37: During the process of discussing this Ordinance shall not allow any type of permits to help increase the sales (as) or workers ( as) not dependent on public areas of the state of Aragua Sucre Municipality.

ARTICLE # 38: The State of Aragua Sucre Municipality, the independent workers and the organized community must commit themselves, in terms of participatory democracy, to regulate the problem of space, working through (As) non-dependent, with the aim of building a shopping center to allow the relocation and upgrading of the (as) employees (as) no dependents.


CHAPTER XIII

FINAL

ARTICLE # 39: It specifically prohibits the retention of independent workers engaged as independent workers in the public spaces in Sucre Municipality, Aragua after built the mall for independent workers.

ARTICLE # 40: This Ordinance took effect, to be published in Official Gazette Municipal.


Given, signed and sealed in the Council Chamber of the State of Aragua Sucre Municipality five (05) days of November 2009. Communicate and be published, ELBA

FONTAINES LEAL Sigfredo

PRESIDENT SECRETARY