Luanda - At least USD 134 million were recovered in assets belonging to the National Institute of Social Security (INSS), as part of the recovery of assets, the director general of the institution, Anselmo Monteiro said Thursday in Luanda.
According to the director general, who was speaking at the 3rd edition of the briefing with journalists, the assets include the Eucaliptas Towers, which have yet to be paid for in full, the Luanda Medical Centre building, construction which cost the INSS nearly USD 48 million, the Sapiens Institute, budgeted at USD 35 million, and the Monalisa Hotel, costing USD 39 million.
Also during the meeting, the Secretary of State for Labour and Social Security, Pedro Filipe, said that the General Labour Law (LGT) would be revised in the next legislature, and at this time a technical team, created by the President of the Republic, was studying the proposals presented by trade unions and social partners.
The working group created by the President of the Republic, besides the Secretary of State for Labour and Social Security, also includes representatives from trade unions, employers, social partners and academics.
