We had arrogant owners, despots, corrupt, alcoholic, abusive, intolerant and we should endure and apechugar from sexual harassment to bullying through a series of indignities and without the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has had or has any interest in solving these situations and listen to our complaints, "says the letter.
Another source consulted by Univision News and who asked not to disclose his name, which belongs to the movement, he said that "we have the same rights as any other Mexican federal employee and a wage increase in line with inflation and cost of living in each city where they live. "
She said consular employees "we have no retirement fund as 401K, and if we return to Mexico would be like going back to anything because we have nothing. We do not earn enough. "
Another benefit is the Fonavit claiming "to accumulate points and be able to buy a house in Mexico. We have nothing of this, "the source said.
Some employees in the US capital to support the movement said they have been forced to seek extra jobs to meet the costs of rent and support their families.
According to the movement, workers earn a salary of $ monthly $ 2,100 and receive a unique health insurance that excludes their families. The strike at the Consulate of Mexico in Boston will take place between 1 PM and 2 PM. "In other consulates is scheduled for noon," said the source of Massachusetts.
