A Justicialist councilor presented a project in the Deliberative Council of Rosary for legalize the activity of the “rags” and that, among other things, they have a municipal uniform, are included in a registry and the activity has state control.
It was the aedila Fernanda Gigliani who revived a 1995 project to declare the activity legal “which exists today as a job option in the absence of formal employment.”
According to the local newspaper The Capitalthis initiative includes ensuring that car attendants receive training coursesthat the payments they receive be volunteers and that they exist quotas by gender to be able to carry out the activity.
The project presented is contrary to the ideas that the municipal government has to limit “rags” in public shows.
This last weekend, the Ministry of Security from Santa Fe reported the arrest of six car guards in the surroundings of the Collective Festival in the Bandera Park, and a recital on the exRural grounds. In both cases, for extorting motorists.
In addition, Gigliani assured that the Municipality of Rosario carried out a survey in 16 places throughout the territory, which resulted in 573 people are dedicated to the activity. When requesting the DNI, 53 of them did not have it, so they were taken into custody, of whom five were also imprisoned because they had pending cases.
When defending her project, the councilor assured that “Car babysitting exists today as a job opportunity for many people, due to the lack of employment opportunities.
In that sense, he argued that it is a ““non-formal work, without a fixed salary, without contributions, or social work, based on the need that allows subsistence.”
Likewise, he noted that, if the ordinance is passed, it “will provide motorists with the certainty of knowing who the person is who is taking care of their vehicles and, to the people who carry out this task, the security that if they exercise it in a healthy way they will not have major problems.
Opposition to the project to legalize “rags”
The main opponent of the project is the PRO councilor Carlos Cardozo, who asserted that “To regulate is to give (the ‘trapitos’) the possibility of integrating into the system to many who are irrecoverable.”
“Now we are going through the perimeter of prohibition in mass events. And Anyone who resists goes to jail for background checks.“, he redoubled.
Source: Ambito
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