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The Ombudsman urges insurance companies to comply with policies supportive


Primicias24.com (DP) The Ombudsman's Office, serving with the aim of promoting and defending human rights monitoring, encourages insurance companies to comply with the procurement policies with affordable prices, to ensure full access to the health of all.




The statements were offered by Larry Devoe, Director General of the Legal Services Ombudsman, during the broadcast of radio program "La Voz de la Defense", which highlighted the importance of the adoption of the Law Insurance activities, it expects its second reading in the National Assembly, which would require insurance companies to provide policyholders with affordable prices for adult and seniors, retirees and poor people who can not access an insurance policy.



Therefore, the National Institution for Human Rights welcomes the adoption held at 1st discussion of the Law, which states in Article 129.2 expands the catalog of alleged discrimination with the purpose of that may increase the protection of all persons against possible discriminatory conduct developed by insurance companies, reinsurance and prepaid health and are violating human rights and the right to health.



The Ombudsman's Office has assumed an offensive directed to seek legal matters the repeal of several articles of some laws prior to the 1999 Constitution in order to adapt the existing legal framework.



therefore brought an action for annulment of some articles of the Law on the Practice of Dentistry, considering that they are unconstitutional and violate flagrantly and direct personal freedom, the right to due process and principle of judicial restraint enshrined in the Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.



Similarly, the Ombudsman welcomed the suspension of the implementation of the arrests referred to in Article 50 of the Justice of Peace considering that there is sufficient evidence that could affect fundamental rights as the right to personal liberty.

In the opinion of the National Institution for Human Rights, this section of the Justice of the Peace Act violates the provisions enshrined in Article 44 of the Constitution to empower a judge or Justice of the Peace, who exercises judicial functions, but not is an organ of justice "to issue arrest measures continued from one to seven days when there are problems between neighbors, in a blatant violation of the principle of judicial restraint in matters of personal freedom.



Larry Devoe, said the intent of these precautionary measures filed by the Ombudsman are directed to these laws do not decide to continue running while the revocation or repeal them, and prevent the continued violation of human rights with the implementation of these provisions.



Moreover, the Ombudsman's Office promotes and accompanies the reform of the law of the Court of Justice has been developing the National Assembly, to be inclusive and integrative and especially to recognize the right to popular participation Venezuelan people, as enshrined in our Constitution.