Pemex Retirees Protest ‘Golden Pensions’ Reform · Global Voices
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They demand that the retroactive application of the reform to article 127 of the Constitution be eliminated, considering that it violates acquired rights.
They demand that the retroactive application of the reform to article 127 of the Constitution be eliminated, considering that it violates acquired rights.
The spokesman for the National Alliance of Pensioners, Antonio Vega, said that “a reform that was born with mistakes must be corrected” and called on the Congress of the Union to “prove that the Mexican State respects acquired rights.”
Dozens of retirees demonstrated outside the Torre de Pemex against the retroactive application of the reform to article 127 of the Constitution, which limits “golden pensions”. Headed by José Antonio Vega, spokesman for the National Alliance of Retired Persons, the pensioners concentrated on Laguna de Mayrán Street, whose circulation was affected for less than an hour.“The second transitional of article 127 of the Constitution aims to apply new …
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