University protest against Miley fails: “They behave like Che Guevara. Stop harassing”

usurp powers Argentina organized by groups of university students in protest against the President xavier miley Has turned against its organizers. Teachers and many students have protested against this forced closure of centersThey demand respect from those who want to study and question where the disaffected were when Sergio Massa, the economy minister in the previous government of Alberto Fernandez, made historic cuts to the education budget.

“Political” students, as other young Argentines define them, have been calling rallies for several days in protest of the Argentine president’s veto. university funding law

This constrains the education budget and prevents the need to audit the public institution. In many faculties, these protests have led to the forced closure or closure of classes, although, for example, in Córdoba, it was the students themselves who voted against it, chanting slogans “Not Taken”,

In a video circulated on social networks, a group of students are seen announcing in class that they have decided to “take university”, to which another student replies: “I’m a student too. go somewhere else to be bothered,

Critics claim Miley intends to end public education, but amid debate, many students celebrate End of the Kirchnerist model Argentina is ruined by this and they question what the problem is with auditing the accounts of public universities.

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Education budget cuts: “When Massa made the cuts, I didn’t see any of you marching and now you’re behaving like Che Guevara. Respect those who want to study.”

Despite the video circulating on social media, protest organizers claim they have already taken more than 60 facultyAnd this Wednesday they demonstrated in different parts of Argentina. The main mobilization took place in the city of Buenos Aires, where hundreds of students marched towards the Argentine Ministry of Education in what they called a ‘candle march’.

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In any case, the government has already signed a proposal that enables it to do so audit public universities“In a country where most children are poor and do not know how to read, write or do basic mathematical operations, the myth of free university becomes a subsidy for everyone from the poor to the rich, whose children are the only ones who want to be able to study. To arrive at university with the resources, culture and normal time,” said Xavier Miley.