Presidenta de ONPECO aboga por ley de etiquetado frontal de advertencia nutricional

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00:00You are in the economy, of course.

00:01How are we in the Republic of America?

00:03There is a proposal that is submitted by the Ministry of Health, Public Health.

00:06Look, we are going through a law of 19,

00:10we are submitted from the Don Peco,

00:12we are in Congress with a proposal of law,

00:13of etiquette front of the adverter's noticidal.

00:17Or, no is the same you,

00:19you get the etiquette of the law that you say,

00:23you get it in the grass,

00:23wait, wait, wait,

00:24then you are obligated to not to buy it,

00:26it is simply allowed to pay the right to know

00:29that you understand what is happening,

00:31then you take it and leave it.

00:33So, what we are going through was for a law,

00:36but the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Health,

00:40we did several forums,

00:42and he was consequent with that,

00:45because it is a mandate of the World Health Organization,

00:48and who are the members of each country?

00:53So, the Ministry of Health,

00:55he submitted a resolution

00:57that has had resistance in the sector empresarial,

01:02and I think that the commitment for the health

01:06is not only the government,

01:09it is a commitment that we all are all.

01:11All of us are all infected.

01:13Now, if you have the information,

01:14you as a producer,

01:16you say, well, I don't eat it,

01:17but then the majority of the people,

01:19what will do the state?

01:20The Ministry of Health will spend much more money in a hospital,

01:23with people who are going to die there,

01:24than with people who are sane in the street,

01:27who are walking in the street,

01:27because all this also should be accompanied by the exercise.

01:31So, what should be the health public,

01:33and I think that the President Abinader

01:36should be able to assume it also,

01:37is a campaign about this,

01:40in benefit,

01:40and in a campaign,

01:41in a campaign,

01:41in a concienciación con los empresarios,

01:44or,

01:44this is what we are going to do to all.

01:46We are going to disminuir.

01:47Look,

01:47the hospitals here,

01:48they don't have cama,

01:50because they are full of people

01:51enfermated.

01:52I have to live a situation ayer,

01:55with a friend,

01:56I will say here,

01:57if not it is for Jose Joaquin Peyo,

01:59the Ministry of Health,

01:59that we help,

02:01at the 6.30am,

02:03he gave up a cerebral disease,

02:05for a tumor,

02:06he brought up to the hospital,

02:08until the 11.00am,

02:09he sent out in a cello,

02:10but he brought up.

02:10Sin poderlo ingresar.

02:11Because there was no bed.

02:12He brought up to another hospital,

02:15to the Plaza of the Salud General,

02:16and he left there,

02:18at the 6.00am,

02:19there was no bed.

02:20There was no bed,

02:20there was no bed,

02:21there was no bed.

02:22So,

02:22what come up those derrames?

02:25Of course.

02:25The mal alimentation,

02:27which is a disease,

02:28that is a chronic disease,

02:29and,

02:31well,

02:32it is sumamente catastrophic,

02:34or are terrible.

02:35So,

02:36I think that

02:36this is a compromise

02:38del gobierno, de los empresarios

02:40de todos nosotros estar informados

02:43ejercer el derecho a saber

02:44que tienen los alimentos

02:46si están altos en azúcar, en sal

02:48en grasa saturada, en grasa trans

02:50después vamos a hablar de

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