On another issue, the national COE will announce on November 15 its decision to request that the face-to-face classes go from voluntary to compulsory.
The President of the Ecuadorian Institute of Social Security, Francisco Cepeda, revealed that they asked the Ministry of Economy for resources for $ 2,832 million for next year, but that in the proforma 2022 only $ 1,583 million are allocated.
On another topic, the National Emergency Operations Committee (COE) will announce next Monday his decision to request that the face-to-face classes go from voluntary to compulsory. Infrastructure is key.
Regional weather forecast for this Tuesday, November 9 in Ecuador
Health insurance, the most affected
The Ecuadorian Social Security Institute (IESS) needs $ 2,832 million for next year, according to its president, Francisco Cepeda, but the Government will give you 44% less of that value, according to the budget proforma. This includes pension payments, for occupational risks, for the Rural Social Security and for health insurance, the latter being the most serious and urgent problem.
Campus status is key for face-to-face classes
The National Emergency Operations Committee will announce next Monday if the return to face-to-face classes will go from being voluntary to mandatory, as proposed by the Ministry of Education. It would be tiered. It would start with the technical high school and high school institutions in rural areas, because their students received the coronavirus vaccine first. Then it would be the higher basic education, which are students between 12 and 17 years old and finally those of 5 years onwards who are part of initial education.
Our informative proposal
Plan ‘Safe Transportation’, to give security to taxis, has a low budget and faulty equipment
Growth in trade between Spain and Ecuador fuels expectations of also attracting greater investment
Andrés Salvatierra, from ‘The Power of Love’: I am the biggest liar in history
The most read
Guillermo Lasso granted the pardon to Antonio Vargas, former president of Conaie
Through Executive Decree 246, President Guillermo Lasso granted a pardon to Antonio Vargas Guatatuca, former president of the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (Conaie). The decision consists of the forgiveness of the custodial sentence and fine that were imposed on the former indigenous leader, who was arrested on June 20 of this year. (I)
Paul is a talented author and journalist with a passion for entertainment and general news. He currently works as a writer at the 247 News Agency, where he has established herself as a respected voice in the industry.
