スペインのバレンシア工業大学の始業式で、教育費削減に反対して200人以上の学生や教師や事務員が抗議
Decenas de estudiantes irrumpen en la apertura de curso en la Politécnica
Los manifestantes rodean el edificio del rectorado en defensa de la universidad pública
El rector elogia la ciencia como "el valor más seguro para salir de la crisis económica"
Neus Caballer Valencia 4 OCT 2012 - 16:57 CET
Dozens of students burst into the open course at the Polytechnic
Protesters surround the rectory building in defense of the public university
The chancellor praised science as "the safest value out of the economic crisis"
Neus Caballer Valencia 4 OCT 2012 - 16:57 CET
Hundreds of students, faculty and staff of the Polytechnic University of Valencia have staged a loud protest against budget cuts affecting the education system on the occasion of the solemn inauguration of the academic year. All guests have been greeted with whistles and boos. Protesters brandished placards with slogans significant: "Crop in education is a generational betrayal." Or "less and more Arsuagas Werts" in allusion to the Minister of Education, José Ignacio Wert, and paleontologist, Juan Luis Arsuaga, who has been awarded an honorary doctorate in the same act. The number of protesters has grown to form a human chain that has cordoned off the building in a symbolic gesture rector defense of public universities.
Once the act, has experienced some tension when students have entered the hall and interrupted the speech of the rector, Juan Juliá, shouting "fascists out of college." Juliá conduct them disfigured and recalled the president as a result of a democratic vote. Finally, students granted a brief speaking time. A spokesman has synthesized the protest against the three successive decrees signed by the Minister Wert denial of funding for universities, raising rates and reducing scholarships.
Julia, in his last act of opening a school year, has done a commendable power of science as "the safest value out of the economic crisis" and to achieve a competitive level similar to countries like France and Germany and warned warned those responsible for the central and regional governments of "irreparable harm" would cause further "with more cuts" in education and science.
The paleontologist Juan Luis Arsuaga, a director of the excavations at Atapuerca (Burgos), said, meanwhile, that if the Spanish company wants to "prosper and progress" should "invest in talent" because ignorance is "what most expensive sale to a country. "
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