"Excluded"
In connection with the new Tourism Law, which will be approved in coming days, via Enabling Act, gave the Association of innkeepers in the town of Choroni,
noting that the law violated principles of participation and decentralization enshrined in the Bolivarian Constitution of Venezuela of 1999.
This information was provided by José Francisco Suárez, president of the association, who added that "a new Tourism Law to approve the National Executive, is from the perspective of a socialist country, the same does not take account of the structure of a democratic, participatory and protagonist, "he said.
Suarez also spoke of projects that arise from the regions, should be appropriated from the organized communities, excluded communities, mixed funds for Tourism, cameras, addresses and other municipal tourism organizations, reduces the training and tourism promotion in the states. "
Another area of disagreement José Francisco Suárez, who is the chairmen of the Joint Funds for Tourism, "will be appointed by the Minister of the day, it is unconstitutional because it centralizes power and eliminates the decentralization," he said.
With regard to the rates of hotels, restaurants and tourist transport, the President of the Association of innkeepers Choroni, said "we must be left to those responsible for this matter and make proposals on prices for tourists in the mobilization of high and low seasons, not the Ministry of People's Power for Tourism is to establish those rates. "
Likewise, Suárez was emphatic in claiming that our Constitution establishes laws and regulations, "which should be discussed with all members for approval and to date, the private sector, as a major route of the economy, has not been consulted about contribute ideas and projects in the Tourism Act, the Enabling way we want to adopt. "
That is why "we believe it is a political act, it is also helps to structure and develop the economy, which has great potential cultural, tourism and environment."
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