SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, July 19 (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Deputy of the Common, Rafael Yanes, and the second deputy, Milagros Fuentes, have met with lawyers and attorneys from the J2 movement, attached to the Mutual Society of Lawyers and the Mutual Society of Attorneys as an alternative to the Special Regime for Self-Employed Workers (RETA). , who transferred the problem for the retirement charge that they will receive.
Lawyer Elisenda Cozzi, a member of the J2 movement, stated that they are alternative mutualists to RETA who are reaching retirement age and everything they were offered “has nothing to do with reality.” “They have always told us that we would have better benefits than the self-employed and the reality is that we have not even reached non-contributory retirement,” she added.
In his particular case, he indicated that he will collect 266 euros if he retires next year: “We do not want the State to welcome us, but rather that with the own fund that we mutual lawyers have, we are allowed to become autonomous and, in In this way, to be able to contribute our fund as a benefit, respecting the years of contribution”. And he added that in Spain free justice has been maintained exclusively by lawyers and solicitors, and “we have not been valued at all, this is a matter of social justice,” he added.
The members of the J2 movement affirmed that there are currently 80,000 professionals in Spain affected by this problem, of which 7,700 lawyers and 500 solicitors are from the Canary Islands.
Rafael Yanes, for his part, pointed out that these professionals “are a fundamental piece of effective judicial protection and live in an unfair situation.” He announced that, since it is a matter of the State, he will transfer it to the Ombudsman of Spain so that he can process it before the corresponding Ministry.
