Original report from Phnom Penh
05 May 2008
The Sam Rainsy Party has proposed a salary raise for workers, up to $75 per month, but the proposal has no course for adoption, as the National Assembly will not have another session until after July’s general elections.
Chiem Yeap, a lawmaker for the ruling Cambodian People’s Party, said the proposal would also not be discussed at a special session Wednesday, as the opposition will not have enough members attending to quorum.
He called the proposed law a political maneuver to curry votes ahead of July’s general election.
Opposition leader Sam Rainsy said the proposal, made April 29, would help allay pressures on workers from inflation.
Union officials said they were disappointed the lawmakers would not meet on the proposal.
Chiem Yeap, a lawmaker for the ruling Cambodian People’s Party, said the proposal would also not be discussed at a special session Wednesday, as the opposition will not have enough members attending to quorum.
He called the proposed law a political maneuver to curry votes ahead of July’s general election.
Opposition leader Sam Rainsy said the proposal, made April 29, would help allay pressures on workers from inflation.
Union officials said they were disappointed the lawmakers would not meet on the proposal.
4 comments:
How about a proposal to get millions of people who currently get 0 USD something, instead of keep on denying them hope? Doesn't Ah Sam Rainsy knows anything about that? Doesn't Ah Sam Rainsy knows that the inflation is killing these people?
Bullshit, no one will want to ride back to year-zero with Ah Sam Rainsy and his cyclo drivers clan.
5:26AM stop bulshit, what you say is a PM job ( Goverment shout help all the people) IF Hun Sen can not do the job vote hime out!
Stop cheating CPP!!!
UN pleae help us refeorme the suppressing police forces and justice!
No, we are helping everyone, but Ah Criminal Xam Rainxy is in the way because he want people to suffer. That way, he'll get some votes. However, his retarded tactic will never worked in Cambodia.
Post a Comment