Argentina budget cuts spark student protests

[Harpy Eagle]

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/argentina-budget-cuts-spark-protests-universities-2024-10-02/

Hundreds of thousands of Argentine students protested in the streets on Wednesday against sharp spending cuts at public universities by President Javier Milei's libertarian government.
The protests were organized after the administration threatened to veto a law Congress passed weeks ago to guarantee university funding, as Argentina faces an economic crisis with annual inflation close to 240% and over half of its population in poverty.
"The government has a systematic, methodical and gradual plan to destroy public education," Ricardo Gelpi, head of the University of Buenos Aires, said in a statement.
Milei's government has repeatedly justified cuts, deriding public universities as sites of "socialist" indoctrination, but the institutions have a strong reputation among Argentines.

The honeymoon is over for Milei that is for sure. Argentina holds elections this month next year, will be interesting to watch over that time how things go.

 

[EMH]

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/argentina-budget-cuts-spark-protests-universities-2024-10-02/

Hundreds of thousands of Argentine students protested in the streets on Wednesday against sharp spending cuts at public universities by President Javier Milei's libertarian government.
The protests were organized after the administration threatened to veto a law Congress passed weeks ago to guarantee university funding, as Argentina faces an economic crisis with annual inflation close to 240% and over half of its population in poverty.
"The government has a systematic, methodical and gradual plan to destroy public education," Ricardo Gelpi, head of the University of Buenos Aires, said in a statement.
Milei's government has repeatedly justified cuts, deriding public universities as sites of "socialist" indoctrination, but the institutions have a strong reputation among Argentines.

The honeymoon is over for Milei that is for sure. Argentina holds elections this month next year, will be interesting to watch over that time how things go.

In 1995 Democrats protested Newt Gingrich's budget cuts, and now Democrats call the fantastic result "the Clinton economy."

LOL!!!

 

[JGalt]

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/argentina-budget-cuts-spark-protests-universities-2024-10-02/

Hundreds of thousands of Argentine students protested in the streets on Wednesday against sharp spending cuts at public universities by President Javier Milei's libertarian government.
The protests were organized after the administration threatened to veto a law Congress passed weeks ago to guarantee university funding, as Argentina faces an economic crisis with annual inflation close to 240% and over half of its population in poverty.
"The government has a systematic, methodical and gradual plan to destroy public education," Ricardo Gelpi, head of the University of Buenos Aires, said in a statement.
Milei's government has repeatedly justified cuts, deriding public universities as sites of "socialist" indoctrination, but the institutions have a strong reputation among Argentines.

The honeymoon is over for Milei that is for sure. Argentina holds elections this month next year, will be interesting to watch over that time how things go.

Students are always protesting, since their minds are mush and easily manipulated by leftism.

 

[TNHarley]

I like him more every day.

 

[1srelluc]

If he's voted out then Trump can import him to gut our .gov like a fish.

 

[JGalt]

If he's voted out then Trump can import him to gut our .gov like a fish.

He's gonna need a bigger chainsaw to do that. We have a very big fish.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

I like him more every day.

At the rate he is going, he will be a one term leader.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

I like him more every day.

I can see why, he is just like a Repub in the US, gut education and build up the military.

 

[TNHarley]

At the rate he is going, he will be a one term leader.

Perhaps. People are scared of freedom.

 

[TNHarley]

I can see why, he is just like a Repub in the US, gut education and build up the military.

I dont believe Central governments should be involved in education.

he is just like a Repub

Just cant help yourself, can ya snowflake?

 

[westwall]

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/argentina-budget-cuts-spark-protests-universities-2024-10-02/

Hundreds of thousands of Argentine students protested in the streets on Wednesday against sharp spending cuts at public universities by President Javier Milei's libertarian government.
The protests were organized after the administration threatened to veto a law Congress passed weeks ago to guarantee university funding, as Argentina faces an economic crisis with annual inflation close to 240% and over half of its population in poverty.
"The government has a systematic, methodical and gradual plan to destroy public education," Ricardo Gelpi, head of the University of Buenos Aires, said in a statement.
Milei's government has repeatedly justified cuts, deriding public universities as sites of "socialist" indoctrination, but the institutions have a strong reputation among Argentines.

The honeymoon is over for Milei that is for sure. Argentina holds elections this month next year, will be interesting to watch over that time how things go.

Yeah, the globalists hate it when you stand up to them.

We have been predicting that the leftists would do this since his victory.

Socialists absolutely HATE having to actually work for a living.

 

[westwall]

At the rate he is going, he will be a one term leader.

Only if you leftists kill him.

 

[westwall]

I dont believe Central governments should be involved in education.

Just cant help yourself, can ya snowflake?

But but but without central control of education how can leftists indoctrinate the children?

That's not fair!

 

[Meathead]

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/argentina-budget-cuts-spark-protests-universities-2024-10-02/

Hundreds of thousands of Argentine students protested in the streets on Wednesday against sharp spending cuts at public universities by President Javier Milei's libertarian government.
The protests were organized after the administration threatened to veto a law Congress passed weeks ago to guarantee university funding, as Argentina faces an economic crisis with annual inflation close to 240% and over half of its population in poverty.
"The government has a systematic, methodical and gradual plan to destroy public education," Ricardo Gelpi, head of the University of Buenos Aires, said in a statement.
Milei's government has repeatedly justified cuts, deriding public universities as sites of "socialist" indoctrination, but the institutions have a strong reputation among Argentines.

The honeymoon is over for Milei that is for sure. Argentina holds elections this month next year, will be interesting to watch over that time how things go.

The students seem set to enjoy the poverty of their parents.