19.1.1. To end the "looting" of the province face
centralist and illegal decision of the Government to merge, via Executive Order # 40 October 2009 and not by law, as it should have been if it respects the rule of law, to integrate the Corporation for Water Resources Management of Manabi (CRM) and Development Centre for North Zone Manabì (DESC) with the National Water (SENAGUA) and the Water Resources Board and Pajan Jipijapa (JRH) with the Ministry of Urban Development and Housing (Housing Ministry), it is argued that the emerging transformation is because it requires a "paradigm shift" to have efficient water management, given that in Manabi is invested in water infrastructure around USD 800 million, with poor results, but was seized as booty political "and" plunder "to the province. However
decisions on the one hand, there are no guarantees that it would establish a new model free of corruption; and, secondly, political decisions have serious objections.
In the "Eye of the Storm" is the CRM project and questioned Carrizal-Chone II stage that the managed. In section 19.2 it contextualizes the "Handling detrimental renegotiation Carrizal-Chone project."
19.1.2. Government violates the Law
CRM (Manabi Rehabilitation Centre) and then the CRM (Corporate Average Manabi Water Management) was not an institution created specifically for water management, but now the latter is subject to manipulation by the government of the day. Assemblyman Nilton
Tito Mendoza, with a letter N. 047 of October 1, 2009, came out in defense of the institution, like the Centre for the Development of the Northern Zone of Manabi (DESC).
Mendoza argues that in 1962 the MRC was established by the then President of the Republic by decree Emergency Law after a struggle of many years of all sectors involved in the development of Manabi seen standing neglect and postponement of all governments . Later this Act
was amended and replaced by transforming Corporation Act Regulating Water Management of Manabi, giving full legal life of CRM in the 2,002 issued by the National Congress objected to by the then President Dr. Gustavo Noboa Bejarano, and then known, addressed and resolved the veto by the same Congress at the time. But is this law that is repealed by Decree of October 2009 by President Correa as unconstitutional, says Mendoza.
and notes: the CRM and the DESC never had as its primary objective of water management, but essentially the claim and rehabilitation of Manabi in all its orders, especially in the water field, and clarify, build dams, irrigation systems, potable water systems by re-routing of rivers, construction of embankments, etc., does not mean water management. One thing is what the Constitution says in article 318 and other thing is that logically there must be coordination, which is what they were doing MCA through its law, as well as other major development institution in the north and what is the DESC.
Defending Manabi should focus on that we should not allow two institutions that were created by and for the development Manabi and disappear, with childish excuses and that works great especially in the water field, which Manabi hoped, be overruled by the absorbent centralism once again upon us with the shameful complicity of some Manabi.
Executive Decree No. - 040 is unconstitutional in substance and form, an executive can not be above a Law
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