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Avila proposed the "maquilas home" for women

Avila proposed

maquilas home "for women
Housewives garments would leave their homes.

As part of the National Programme for Employment, Rodrigo Avila, ARENA's presidential candidate, proposed boosting domestic maquila. This mode of work would enable housewives to join the working life without having to leave their homes.

The plan is to empower women in certain areas of the garment industry and others to carry out maquila work at home. Interested companies would give them the necessary equipment.

Once a week would pick delegates to ready-made items such as clothing or other. In this way a woman can earn income without neglecting the domestic chores. Those who prefer may do so from their positions in the markets.

"It will be an option for housewives (and marketers) use their free time and get extra income without neglecting their children and other household chores," said Avila.

has left the domestic maquila results in countries like Mexico. In the country there are Asian investors interested in implementing this system, he said.

"He spoke with an entrepreneur Singapore and I raised the possibility of coming to spend the country into it, "Avila said during his visit to Teotepeque, La Libertad.

The idea is that the female sector does not have to travel to the capital to labor.

During his tour of consultation, which also covered the municipalities of Jicalapa, Chiltiupán and Tamanique, Avila also pledged to boost plans for the agriculture and tourism.

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The inhabitants of the municipalities visited yesterday by Rodrigo Avila, presidential candidate of the ARENA party, took the opportunity to submit requests for assistance, many of whom took over as campaign promises that would resolve to win the next elections.

The inhabitants of the municipalities visited yesterday by Rodrigo Avila, presidential candidate of the ARENA party, took the opportunity to submit requests for assistance, many of whom took over as campaign promises that would resolve to win the next elections.

His tour included Teotepeque, Tamanique, Jicalapa and Chiltiupán, La Libertad, where he made a public consultation and presented their electoral proposals.

Among the requests made by residents were counted construction and improvement of highways and roads connecting the counties away from each municipality.

Avila reiterated that winning the Presidency will keep social welfare programs undertaken by the current administration, such as Red Solidaria and FOSALUD. In fact, Chiltiupán Teotepeque and are part of the 30 municipalities classified as high extreme poverty, which will begin to receive bonuses for education and health this year.

Avila's tour took place recently won the support of the Union of Latin American Parties (LAUP) for compete for the presidency, given during the course of the conference "Election campaigns, a remaining challenge."

Under the pre-election period, the country also will host, next Wednesday, the Conference of the American Union of Electoral Organizations, announced yesterday by the president, Antonio Saca.

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