[ES] El Parlamento Bávaro Discute los Abusos de la EPO

Dr. Roy Schestowitz

2016-04-22 08:04:36 UTC
Modified: 2016-04-23 09:35:33 UTC

Publicado en Europe, Patent e s at 8:04 am por el Dr. Roy Schestowitz

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Sumario: La intervención Bavaria causada por los asuntos de la EPO es ahora materia de noticias en Alemania

TEMPRANO esta semana notamos que los abusos de la EPOirían a ser abordados por el parlamento Bávaro. Preguntámos por detallesdespués de lo cual dos personas nos escribiéron acerca de ello el mismo día. Uno dijo: “Cerca de 40 personas del público atendiéron. ARD/BR también estuvo presente, esperen información de la TV/Radio. Moción rechazada por la CSU. La moción debería ser debatida en pleno en el futuro. (€¿futuro cercano?)” Aquí es la noticia en la BR. La parte pertinente es "a partir de las 08:00" (BR, 19 de Abril 18:00 el año 2016), disponible hasta el 26 de abril de 2016 ", señaló la SUEPO. La SUEPO también hizo un breve post sobre ello 24 horas después más de que ocurriera ("Informe sobre la sesión del Parlamento de Baviera sobre la petición urgente en relación con la situación de los empleados de la EPO"). “Parece ser un proceso contínuo que esta lejos de estar hecho y terminado.”

"Ayer", escribió la SUEPO, "el Comité de Asuntos Federales y Europeos (Ausschuss für Bundes- und Europaangelegenheiten) del Parlamento de Baviera (Bayerischer Landtag) discutieron la situación en la oficina. El partido “Freie Wähler” propuso una moción, Tomando nota de las deficiencias en las políticas de personal de la EPO (parte 1) y exigiendo al gobierno nacional a trabajar para mejorar las condiciones de trabajo en el EPO, en particular hacia una revisión de las directrices de investigación impugnados (parte 2 de la propuesta). La segunda parte de la moción que aprobó por unanimidad. La primera mitad, no obstante, que no fue apoyada por la mayoría de la fracción CSU. Como consecuencia, el movimiento en su conjunto no fue aprobada. El siguiente paso, será discutido en una sesión completa del Parlamento en unas pocas semanas ". Una persona nos dijo en línea que la “moción [consiguió] ser votado por el partido de gobierno #csu a nivel de comité. En espera del enfrentamiento en el debate y la votación final en el Pleno #fw” Parece ser un proceso contínuo que esta lejos de estar hecho y terminado.

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[ES] El Parlamento Bávaro Discute los Abusos de la EPO

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