スペインのマドリッドでは2万人以上の中学生や高校生や大学生が、政府の教育費削減に反対して抗議のデモ
Los alumnos de Secundaria marchan contra los recortes
El sindicato de estudiantes cifra el seguimiento en el 85%
Han marchado de Atocha a Sol bajo el lema 'No a la educación franquista. Wert dimisión'
J. A. Aunión / Natalia Junquera Madrid 17 OCT 2012 - 17:11 CET
Secondary students march against cuts
The student union tracking number in 85%
They have gone from Atocha to Sol under the slogan 'No to Franco education. Wert resignation '
J. A. Aunión / Natalia Junquera Madrid 17 OCT 2012 - 17:11 CET
Madrid has hosted the main protest three days of demonstrations called by the Union of Secondary Students, which coincide with the second day of a student strike that has been called the same union. From Atocha roundabout to the Puerta del Sol, students in secondary school and vocational training in public schools in the region have gone under the slogan No Franco education. Wert resignation. Police have encryption in 5,000 demonstrators while the organizers have increased the number to 40,000.
Protesters have walked screams summarizing their protests against education cuts and rising tuition fees, but also against school reform promoted by the Ministry of Education and, among other things, removes the Bachelor of Arts. Against these studies to have protested at the rally, dressed as mimes, a group of students that form of public high school baccalaureate Lope de Vega, in the center of the capital.
Next to them, the general secretary of the Student Union, Tohil Delgado, summed up the messages: "to return the € 4,000 million cut in education, to return to their posts the 50,000 teachers laid off, you remove the counter and announced to resign Wert "." To those who say that this is a strike or not the only answer and neither are they, that neither study nor work leave us, "said Delgado.
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Apart from Madrid, thousands of students have rallied this morning in Spain against cuts school. Meanwhile, on Monday Wert-called parents to support the protests "irresponsible" for supporting a protest "radical left-wing extremist" - has declared that not only need to invest more to improve school performance, but on the contrary "Not because a government invests more in education will best students or workers more productive."
"It's not fair you have cuts in education. If we want Spain to succeed, the government should invest in students rather than otherwise," he criticized Alex Rivet, 16. In his high school, Santa Engracia, in the capital, 85% of students have supported the strike. "Most of our students have chosen not to come to class, although others have not wanted to miss them, because the faults have on continuous assessment," said Almudena Marcos, director of the center. Like this institute, the institute Clara del Rey or The Lake (both in Madrid), the picture is very similar. According to Jose Siguenza, head of research at the latter center, of the 190 students went to class only 22. "The classrooms have been virtually empty," he said.
The scene, however, has not been repeated in all places alike. An example is the Madrid Institute Joaquín Turina, in full recess, at eleven o'clock, the hallways were crowded with students. There, only 35 of the 400 students have chosen to participate in the demonstrations called by the Students' Union, as the school management. As has estimated the Students Union, monitoring of the strike "massive" 85%. Neither the Ministry of Education of Madrid and the ministry have been handed down.
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