El programa de Yolanda Díaz para liderar la OIT defiende una carta de derechos laborales mínimos para todos los países
La candidatura de la vicepresidenta, que se despejará en noviembre, propone negociar unas normas básicas universales desde el diálogo entre gobiernos, empresas y trabajadores
El Pais reports that Yolanda Díaz, the second vice president and minister of Labor in her country, has formally submitted her candidacy for the position of Director General of the International Labour Organization (OIT). Díaz's candidacy has been registered alongside that of her current director, Gilbert F. Houngbo, who announced his intention to run for re-election in April.
The program of action for which Díaz has campaigned includes the negotiation and approval of a decalogue of basic and universal labor standards to be applied in all countries.
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