19.6.1 .- Manta Airport reversed the State
With Executive Order 1112 of May 28, 2008, the President, Rafael Correa ordered the Airport "Eloy Alfaro" coming to be administered by the city of Manta by Manta Airport Corporation (Corpam) becomes managed by the National Directorate of Civil Aviation (DAC) and the Ministry of Defence through the FAE.
is recalled that the Executive Decree No. 1050 of November 5, 2003, published in Official Gazette No. 212 of 17 November the same year, under the Law of decentering the state but which has now been repealed authorized the city of Manta to build, manage and maintain the airport, "Eloy Alfaro". According
Corpam spokesmen, there are about 12,000 departing passengers and the same number on arrival, for a total of 24 000 every month. In 2008 is expected to be mobilized through the airport more than 280,000 people.
contrast, when the City received the airport, only had 2 flights daily. Now work with 8, more than cargo charter flights departing especially with fish.
At a time that promotes autonomy in Manabi, decentralization and devolution of functions to promote efficiency in public administration, centralized government decision has unnerved provincial sentiment to fight for the repeal of the reversal.
worth noting that the main reason to promote the reversal of the state airport is in that "5 years has elapsed was not carried out the recruitment process to delegate the grant of the airport, hindering modernization and urban development in that district, which is not suitable for the state. "
From time to time has also been said by government spokesmen who "are creating the conditions to make the airport an international transfer of both people and freight, following the example of Singapore. But, they are 2 years from the imposition of the rollback. And there's nothing concrete plans and investment have been implemented or are in mind for the future.
19.6.2. Reversion in telecommunications and electrification
On the one hand, centralism captured the state telecommunications companies but under the concept of limited liability companies: Andinatel, Pacifictel and Alegro. The latter which causes more loss to the State for corruption and inefficient management of the entity. With absorption, was the National Telecommunications Corporation (Conatel / CNT) on February 26, 2009, at the same time also, created for the electricity sector that would end in the creation of the Electricity Corporation of Ecuador (CELEC) for electricity generation and transmission, and the National Electricity Corporation (NEC) for distribution. With
Government's decision to Correa, to control everything, the possibilities vanished to make way for the creation of Pacifictel Manabi (spun off from the womb) or Manabita Telecommunications Company (Manabitel) that the provincial government came to pulling it off. Today, the CNT is a branch of the array.
Similarly, with the Government's decision to create the CNE, self-absorbed to the Electricity Company of Manabi (Emelmanabí), turning this into a branch of that. For fusion to occur the CELEC building through the purchase of paid-in capital held by the Provincial Government of Manabi in Electric Corporation of Ecuador newly created, paid for the provincial authority under USD 594,904 nominal value of share certificates, which in the past had in the Utility of Manabi (Emelmanabí).
That was imposed to pay the "sale" by taking reference to the historical value recorded in books, many say it's an outrage over the regime against the province and country.
The main objective of the merger concentrator is that companies share and manage its resources. Each one is a stand-alone business unit that will respond to planned objectives of the body integrator with technical independence, managerial and financial.
But far from good intentions to have the Government to manage basic services, we know that is a lousy administrator thereof. So, there will be some time for citizens to wake up and claim for local autonomy of enterprises.
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