スペインでは、各地で学生や生徒たちが、スペイン政府の財政赤字削減政策による教育費削減に反対して抗議のデモ
Miles de estudiantes salen a la calle en toda España contra los recortes
Wert asegura que hay margen para los ajustes: no por invertir más habrá "mejores alumnos"
FOTOGALERÍA Imágenes de las marchas de estudiantes en toda España
“Queremos que se nos oiga, este recorte hay que pararlo”
La contrarreforma neofranquista de Wert
Los manifestantes de Madrid piden la dimisión de Wert
Natalia Junquera / J. A. Aunión Madrid 17 OCT 2012 - 16:04 CET
Thousands of students take to the streets in Spain against cuts
Wert says that there is room for adjustments: will not invest more "best students"
PHOTOGALLERY Images marches of students in Spain
"We want to be heard, this cut must be stopped"
The counter neofranquista de Wert
Madrid protesters calling for the resignation of Wert
Natalia Junquera / J. A. Aunión Madrid 17 OCT 2012 - 16:04 CET
As thousands of students demonstrated this morning in Spain against cuts school, Education Minister, José Ignacio Wert, said that not only do not need to invest more to improve school performance, but quite the opposite: "Yesterday I stated in an interview Stanford professor Eric Hanushek: 'Actually, it is not a government invests more in education and thus have better students and workers more productive then, but if it improves performance, especially in math, reading and writing, the students will increase a country's economic growth, which is crucial because it allows cutting investment in education and at the same time to improve the performance of the students. "
"They are making education a luxury"
Sandra Paz, 24, of De Soto. With the higher fees had to leave the race in the top grade FP. "I've been unemployed for two years and my mother is a pensioner. 1,400 euros I can not afford tuition. Seem to want to not study and we can not discern."
That is, we need to improve performance (without investment) so you can cut (more). This, added the minister, is fundamentally a "new attitude" of families, teachers and society in general "," become more involved in this common task, which share the decision to move young people the idea that their formative years are working their chances of success and professional life and, therefore, their effort and perseverance in the study will depend largely on their place in society
The Minister made these controversial statements in the opening ceremony of the House of the reader by the Princes of Asturias in the cultural center of Madrid Slaughterhouse.
Wert-words on Monday called on parents to support the protests "irresponsible" for supporting a protest "radical left-wing extremist" - and other members of the Government and the PP, the Minister of Education in Madrid, Lucia Figar has PSOE accused of trying to "cheer irresponsible and student strikes policy" - are heating up a week of demonstrations that today has brought to the streets of Spanish cities fifty thousands of students and returned empty 80% of the classrooms institutes, according to the organizers, anything below 20%, according to the Ministry of Education (yesterday, on the first day of the strike also gave 20%, against 70% who said the organizers). This precedes an unusual strike call of parents of students to be held tomorrow along with that of students: the Ceapa, the main federation of associations of parents of public education has asked families not wearing today children to class.
"The cuts leave students without interpreters deaf"
Yasmina, 18 comes from Mead Educational. He complains that the decline of resources to education particularly affects students with disabilities. "We all have the same access to learning."
In Madrid, some 40,000 people, according to the Union of Students, about 5,000, according to police, have wandered from Atocha to the Puerta del Sol screams summarizing their protests against education cuts and rising tuition fees, but also against school reform promoted by the Ministry of Education, which, among other things, removes the Bachelor of Arts. Have protested against this manifestation, disguised as mimes, a group of students of this form of public high school baccalaureate Lope de Vega, located in the center of Madrid. Alongside them, the secretary general of the Union of Students has summarized progress messages: "The PP government to return the 4,000 million stolen from education [the cut] in the past two years and that will be the Wert minister ".
"It's not fair you have cuts in education. If we want Spain to succeed, the government should invest in students rather than the opposite," criticizing Alex Rivet, 16. In His institute, the Santa Engracia, in Madrid, 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," says Almudena Marcos, director of the center. Like this school, in high school or Clara del Rey 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 says.
The scene, however, has not been repeated in all places alike. An example is the Madrid Institute Joaquín Turina, in full recess, at 11 am, the aisles 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.
In Barcelona, thousands of high school students (about 3,000 according to the local police and 40,000 according to union organizers) have demonstrated this afternoon in the streets of the city center to protest cuts in education undertaken by the Government and the Government center. The march started at 12 noon in the Plaza Universitat and has passed along Via Laietana up finish in the Plaça de Sant Jaume, outside the headquarters of the Catalan government, two hours later. Under slogans against privatization and calling for the resignation of the Minister of Education, José Ignacio Wert, its intentions "españolizar" Catalan students, the event has passed without incident, but flanked at all times by the riot of the Mossos d ' Esquadra.
A group of high school students Montserrat Roig de Terrassa (Barcelona) held an encouraging banner that read "Hope is the last thing to cut '. Because the scissors are noticing on all sides in this center. Students complain of overcrowded classes, with 41 peers in the classroom. "No room for us and we have to take chairs from other classes and share tables," they complain. They also claim to have been two weeks without classes by the absence of their teacher. "Comes a teacher on duty, but no advance agenda, we are dedicated to do homework or study." Neither fit in some classes of IES Can Puig de Sant Pere de Ribes. "In science we became mates 45 [the legal limit is 42], when classrooms are designed to just over 30" complains Roger, eleventh grade.
In Valencia, more than 3,000 students in the capital and other metropolitan centers have staged a demonstration which ended in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento. And in Alicante has been a concentration on the steps of IES Jorge Juan, traditional starting point of the demonstrations, which brought together about 800 students. The protest has focused on exposing the model "Franco PP school" that the government wants to impose through ongoing education reform. The brunt of the criticism has led the Education Minister Ignacio Wert, accusing it of "wanting españolizar" the education system and end the current regional model, as Carlos Naranjo, of the Student Union. "This system leads us to misery and managed to destroy everything," he added.
With Vallespín Ivanna information, Neus Caballer, Paloma Marin, and Ezequiel Castillo Maryem Moltó
"We demand the right to a quality public education"
Ana, 16, has attended the demonstration in Madrid with his teammates Education Center Ponce de Leon to defend education, battered by the adjustments made by the central government. "We are against the cuts because it hurts. Young people have the right to study whatever we want without interference."
スペインでは、各地で学生や生徒たちが、スペイン政府の財政赤字削減政策による教育費削減に反対して抗議のデモ
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