The ruler of Ecuador said that the wage rights they were recognized military since 2010. FILE

• He called the National Assembly to meet wage rights of military

The President of Ecuador called the armed forces to ignore a campaign that seeks to create discontent

QUITO, ECUADOR (04/FEB/2012)-in his weekly report to the country, the Ecuador President, Rafael Correa, spoke of what he called “Plan revenge”, which includes messages that circulate in the institution military, which refers to that he refuses to acknowledge wage rights of mid-level officers and NCOs of the period 2008-2009.

Correa today called the armed forces not to echo a campaign that seeks to generate discontent inside to create a situation similar to the police rebellion of September 30, 2010.

In that line inscribed an appeal of the National Assembly that voted even legislators from the governing Alliance country, so that it complies with the wage rights of the military.

Correa explained that those rights were recognized them in October 2010, retroactive to January of that year, and gave figures on wage increases that have received the military since the beginning of his Government.

The representative said that the messages that circulate within the armed forces are destined to generate “discontent” in its ranks in order to “create another 30-S”, which is the only way that his opponents defeat you, because it cannot accomplish in the polls.