Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Erasing History Direct Tv

concentration of measure on the labor and pension reform

Presentations Daniel Albarracín : Labour reform Pension Population

On ednesday 24 m wedding university 's name association organized UEP-ei a lecture-discussions on labor reform and pensions in the Faculty of Law, Complutense University. An act more than is necessary to move the debate on these measures to the university since and will directly affect students, and to suggest possible alternatives for the cost of the crisis falls on workers.


Mario's partner in the PEU-ei moderated and introduced the act, leading to intervention by the first speaker: Angel Maria Aguado , labor law professor at the Autonomous University of Madrid labor lawyer. The teacher described this new labor code reform the most serious of democracy because, in his words, "the legislator seems to assume that the subject of law and protect both the company and not the worker." After reviewing briefly the problem of temporality in the English labor market compared to that reform does not propose any remedy, the teacher focused on two important aspects s reform and d and high legal interest: the weakening of judicial control in regard to termination of employment contracts and the increasing helplessness of the worker for the questioning of collective bargaining


After a question and debate that deepened other questionable aspects of the reform and propose alternatives for job creation (and that this reform proposed it), began by Daniel Albarracín , economist, sociologist and technical CCOO. To start, built on the labor reform claiming that job insecurity affects not only workers with temporary contracts. Subsequently, the paper went to treating pension reform, explaining the requirement for a reform that wants to carry out the Government by providing economic data on Social Security and a sociological the evolution of the English population. The alternative to a reform as announced would go through progressive taxation and, more generally, for raising economic policy serving the interests of employees and not to increase capital gains. The event concluded with the suggestion and encouragement of Daniel Albarracín attendees to create social spaces for critical debate on pension reform and crisis, in order to heat the atmosphere for the upcoming demonstrations that could be decisive measures to stop neoliberal.

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Diofem: The Side Effects

Charla-debate on labor and pension reform November 24

In the current crisis, urgent action is needed. The government, in line with the economic policies being formulated in the markets and from the EU, has chosen to carry out the reform work and is prepared to tackle the pensions. Are these the only measures we can take out of the crisis? Are there alternatives?

The response from the major economic and political actors is not, there is no alternative. The only possibility for the "developed" world out of this financial mess is to cut social spending, liberalize markets ... Recipes that will not bring another charge the cost consequence of the crisis on workers. Given this, it raises big questions "Who is responsible? What impact will these reforms? Are there really other economic formulas? All of this is what we try to respond.

We want to give a critical view of the current state of things, consider and debate whether, in fact, another solution to the crisis is possible. We can not forget that all these expected changes will have long-term effects, we will directly affect We, the students. Thus, it is essential to ask Are there new alternatives? Since the UEP-i invite you to this little space for discussion so that together we to answer these questions.

Monday, November 15, 2010

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News on the UEP-ei and law school in the journal Public


http://www.publico.es/espana/346651/van-de-democratas-pero-en-seguida-se-les-ve-el-plumero



"Van of Democrats, but then they see the duster"

JAVIER SALAS MADRID 15/11/2010

The dialectic of the posters is a phenomenon familiar to anyone who has ever walked the lobby of the Faculty of Law at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. But last May became the biggest thing, when the student association Francisco de Vitoria University Forum had an ultra heater in response to a banner-ei UEP (Union of Progressive Students-Students Left) that demanded the closure of the chapel faculty. "Today, as in 39, we passed" , said the cartel of the Forum. The episode generated

an escalation of events that ended with a young man in the UEP-ei cornered by a group of hooligans, some of them outside the school. "He threatened me with his fist was not a student or joke," says Mario, of pulling the cart in the association. A local group which is not in the hall associations, with the rest, but a firm "tuned" as they say, which barely fit for their assemblies. "We can not invite anyone new to have to sit on the floor," laments Mary, a member of the group. They

long called the dean of the faculty, which since 2008 boasts Raúl Canosa, better conditions. Your local lost it for ten years after one of the most serious episodes in recent history remember that power. A score of right-wing attacked three members of the UEP-ei.

"After the attack, issued a request for outlaw associations covering our aggressors", recalls Pablo Iglesias, one of the attacked and now a professor of Political Science at the Complutense. "But nothing happened. The problem was that they had the support of Joseph Iturmendi" charges Iglesias. Iturmendi was Dean of Law for 21 years, from 1987 until he succeeded Canosa. "Instead of isolating these associations, which had court judgments that proved his guilt, the dean decided sent into exile in the attack. And so it goes "he notes.

Without going to the violence that lived their predecessors, the current members of the only group left that faculty reported the same lack of harmony with the current dean: " It makes the gap completely, " say. Canosa publicly stated recently. When his rector, Carlos Berzosa, allowed the university hosts an act in defense of Judge Baltasar Garzón, accused by the Falange, the dean issued a note against the president . Canosa Complutense lamented that was "used to attack" the Supreme Court.

relationship with the other student groups is better than at the time of Churches, except with a couple of them, as has Mario: "Are people going to Democrats, the moderate right, but then they see the plume, as in the 39 event poster. We have no physical fear than before, but notice the tension. "

An idiot ripped a poster

These clashes do not Preo-Cupana especially in the direction of the faculty. The Associate Dean of Students, Ana Fernández-Coronado, sums it up: "Sometimes there's a fool who starts a lineup of another association. But never goes out of hand. We move into mainstream", he argues.

With respect to the claim of the premises, the associate dean also has a simple explanation, because it ensures that had actually planned a renovation on college campuses to enable new premises. "It was the first things the new dean asked me," says Fernández-Coronado. However, the lack of funds forced to postpone this.

"In its day, years ago, they pulled out of the hall as a temporary solution associations after a fight, an old thing. But now is not so bad, they have a window to the street, something that others do not "says the associate dean. Mary

gives voice to the kids in UEP-ei, which are not strongly agree with Vice Dean: "It's very uncomfortable to have a place surrounded by faculty offices, as when we have to paint a banner in the hallway in front of their noses. We want to be with our peers. "


Saturday, November 13, 2010

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The UEP-ei supports the days of the far right in

The UEP-ei supports IX SYMPOSIUM ON GLOBALIZATION AND CRITICAL THINKING organized by the Complutense Institute of Critical Legal Studies (ICEJC) to be held on Monday 15 and Tuesday 16 November the conference room of the Faculty of Information Sciences. This year the theme of the conference is the social rights of . Click

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Monday, November 15

10 H. Inauguration of the IX Conference by Prof. Dr. Julio Gonzalez Garcia, Secretary General of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
Event Presentation by teachers Drs. D. Jesus Lima Torrado (ICEJC) and Enrique Olivas Cabanillas. (ICEJC), directors of the Conference.

10.15: Session 1: Social rights in the constitutional field: justiciability of social rights

Professor Dr. D. Antonio de Cabo de la Vega (Professor of Constitutional Law, a member of ICEJC)
Olivas Ms. Mrs. Amaya Díaz (Judge, member of DESC)
Aniza Doña García Morales (ICEJC)
Professor. Dr. D. Gerardo Pisarello (Professor, University of Barcelona, \u200b\u200ba member DESC)

12 pm: Session 2: Globalisation and social rights

Professor Dr. D. Baylos Antonio Grau (UCLM, Ciudad Real): "The international trade union movement"
Prof. Dr. Mrs. Laura Mora (UCLM, Toledo): "The Permanent Peoples' Tribunal"
Professor Dr. Amparo Merino (UCLM, Cuenca): "The International Court of Freedom of Association" Professor Dr. D.
Joaquín Aparicio (UCLM, Albacete), "The global liberalization of services and social dumping"

16 hours Session 3: "Immigration and the right to education"

Professor Dr. Dona Esther Martínez Quinteiro (CEMUSA) The enforcement of social rights.
Professor Dr. Dona Maria Luisa Ibañez (CEMUSA): The Veil and the English educational system
Professor Dr. Dona Maria Paz Ballesteros Pando (CEMUSA): The right to education of immigrant women Arab. Professor D.
Pedro Garrido (CEMUSA): Intercultural Education.

17.30 Session 4: "Social and human rights models"

Professor Dr. D. Ferdinand Rovetta Klyver (UCLM): "The historical patterns of human rights and social rights: a critique from the model of communicative personality." Professor Dr. D.
Jesus Lima Torrado (ICEJC): "Renaissance Background communicative personality model"

Tuesday, November 16

12 hours Session 5 Social problems in the media

Professor Dr. D. Javier Fernández del Moral. (School of Information Sciences of the UCM.)
Professor Dr. D. Emilio Garcia (College of Information Sciences of the UCM)
Professor Dr. D. Eduardo Rodriguez Merchán (School of Information Sciences of the UCM).

17 hours 6 th Session: The international perspective of social rights.

Professor Dr. D. Antonio Ortiz-Arce de la Fuente: "The rights and financial crises. Economic and public state and community action. A European perspective."
19 hours: closing of the conference.