Students Entered the Ministry of Education and Made a “Sit” to Demand for University Funding
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The move had begun with a sit-in in front of the Pizzurno Palace, but soon after, more than 100 protesters entered the facility.Emiliano Yacobitti, the vice-rector of the UBA, defended the claim for funds, but questioned the initiative.
The protest took place after the court declared unconstitutional the decree with which the government had stopped the application of the law; libertarian management must strengthen funds and recompose wages
The protest began with a sit-in in front of the Pizzurno Palace and led to the admission to the Ministry of Education. They demand compliance with the University Financing Act and anticipate new mobilizations. Read more
University students broke into the Pizzurno Palace in demand of the Financing Law and a week before the Fifth Federal March. Posters, sitting and challenging the authorities: “We are out of patience.”
The university students again starred in a day of protest in Buenos Aires, this time with the entrance of a hundred students to the hall of the Sarmiento Palace, headquarters of the Secretariat of Education of the Nation, to demand compliance with the Law of University Financing and an increase of the Progressive Scholarship. They demanded...
The self-convoked protest included a sit-in and the presentation of a petition at the Pizzurno Palace. The claim also asked to update the Progressar Fellowship.
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