スペイン のマドリッドで、学生たちが、教育費削減に抗議してデモ行進
“No queremos dar por perdidas las becas Séneca o Erasmus”
Los estudiantes culminan su semana de protestas contra los recortes con una manifestación por las calles de Madrid
Susana González Vejo / Alba Tobella Mayans Madrid 7 FEB 2013 - 21:35 CET
"We will not give grants for loss or Erasmus Seneca"
Students finish their week of protests against cuts in a demonstration through the streets of Madrid
Susana Gonzalez Vejo / Alba Tobella Mayans Madrid 7 FEB 2013 - 21:35 CET
The last trip of students after three days of strikes in education culminated with the corresponding ministry shouting "resign" before dispersing in the Puerta del Sol But protesters are regulars and street protests: "Today we come to the education, but also affect us in healing cuts ", criticized Michelangelo Bernáchez, elementary school teacher of 50 years, and Ruben Frias, actor, 29.
The protagonists of the march, which began at six-thirty in the afternoon in the Plaza de Canovas del Castillo and ended about nine in G, were high school students, who joined parents and teachers. Organizers assistance totaled 40,000.
"We are here to defend our education, because next year we are going to college and do not want to give up for lost [the scholarships] Seneca and Erasmus," exclaimed clutching a republican flag Sara Aguilar and Luis Alvarez, 17, of sophomores degree in the Institute Professor Julio Pérez de Rivas-Vaciamadrid. Young people believe that corruption and the monarchy "we can not allow us" and advocate a full transparency law.
Among classic posters and not cut, two students of 4 º ESO dressed in pink leopard raised a sign that read: "Viva la revolution animal". "We have resorted to this because it seems that you can not do things peacefully," explained Julia Laura Pacheco and Gardella, 16. Both aspire to make artistic high school, although "we have heard rumors that they are going to remove". "This country is not respected neither art nor culture" before showing his zanjaron another poster: "It would be nice if instead of batons, llevarais brushes".
Many complain of increased class size, 40 in some cases
Students agree in their criticism of the reforms already implemented this year. They claim that their classes are crammed with up to 40 students per classroom, because they lack teachers, they say, are not replaced those low, and lack material or is unable. "We have to bring it home or ask fellow previous years," said a student of Vocational Training.
Fathers, mothers, brothers and grandparents. All defending public education to what many consider "a setback." "What it does is separate us as a society", reproached Cogales Marisa, the mother of five children, all enrolled in public education, who complained of worsening public transport have been deleted scholarships for books. "I see the future of my grandchildren very bad. Much as mine, I had it very difficult to learn to read and write," she stated angrily Juan, a retiree of 70 years with a son unemployed, one in college and increasing their pension cut.
Protests in Spain
In Barcelona also had convened a demonstration, but was turned into a concentration-assembly by the small number of demonstrators gathered in Plaza Universitat de Barcelona, about 200 people. There were discussed the cuts and education reform. The banners that read "For social cohesion, or Lomce, and scrap" or "Neither CiU nor PP'll stop governments from the rich. Rajoy resignation."
There have also been demonstrations in cities such as Murcia, under the theme "Together in defense of public education" or Logroño, where a march without incident denounced the "attack" education "promoted" from the Government of Mariano Rajoy.
Protesters in Oviedo-400, police-moved behind a banner "In defense of public education" and during which they chanted slogans like "Wert listen education struggle" or "we are students and thugs" and have divided the assumptions on which simulated bonuses collected by the dome of the PP.
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