Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez approved salary increase of 40 percent for the university sector
In 40% will increase the salary of teachers, administrative staff and workers from 1st May 2011, end para el que fueron aprobados la noche de este miércoles 4 mil 118 millones 120 mil 113 bolívares.
El anuncio lo hizo el jefe de Estado venezolano, Hugo Chávez, durante el acto del XII aniversario de la Universidad Nacional Experimental Politécnica de la Fuerza Armada Nacional Bolivariana (Unefa), realizado en el Teatro de la Academia Militar de Venezuela.
Precisó que con este aumento un profesor llegará a percibir "7 mil 232 bolívares fuertes mensuales; un profesor instructor llegará a 3 mil 335 bolívares fuertes, a lo cual debe sumarse el ticket de alimentación y las primas".
Duplicado monto para becas
De la misma manera, detalló that the Bolivarian government doubles the amount of scholarships for university students. He said
approved Bs 331 million to increase the amount of college scholarships. The bill also allowed the name of 12 000 new fellows.
"That is to move from Bs 200 scholarships, 400. It will double the amount of grants for universities, schools and colleges, "the Venezuelan president, who noted that the resources approved for the scholarships are" almost three times the budget of the Unefa. This is to compare and get an idea exact magnitudes. "
recalled that the budget this year Unefa reaches 135 million.
Minister of People's Power for Higher Education, Yadira Cordoba, said that to date there are 70 000 scholars, who will join the 12 000 beneficiaries mentioned.
debts will be honored in the sector
A total of 2 000 700 000 000 Bs were also approved to honor budget shortfalls and debt for the years 2008 and 2009.
"We had no money (...) oil came down," recalled the Venezuelan president in relation to those years.
President Chávez explained that these are debts with faculty, staff and workers autonomous universities, experimental, regional polytechnics, schools and colleges: "Fifty-five institutions of higher education," he added.
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