Earlier, the head of the Justice portfolio stated that during the administration of the former president Alberto Fernandezthe Mothers of Plaza de Mayo National University received $1.5 billion and “Only 0.62% of the students were received between 2020 and 2023. Each one cost us $100,000,000.”
The minister argued that “this is another example of the disaster left by previous governments in terms of universities and public spending” and added that “the only reason for today’s march is political.”
Victoria Villarruel: “We must take care of what belongs to everyone.”
Villarruel resumed the accusation of Cúneo Libarona against the institution of Mothers of Plaza de Mayowith whom he maintains a public confrontation due to his defense of the genocides. On this occasion, the vice president He took the opportunity to criticize the university for its use of public funds without State control.
“Everything that is financed with the taxes, fees and contributions of the working Argentine people can and must be audited to receive funds from the State“, he stated and added: “We must take care of what belongs to everyone and stop protecting the businesses of managers from fiscal black holes”Villarruel continued, in a publication posted on his social network account “X.”
“I always support quality public universities, but without the parasites who do business with them,” denounced Villarruel.
The vice president’s message on social networks was accompanied by an image showing three representatives of the human rights group, Mother of Plaza de Mayoaccompanied by a stamp that says “immoral”.
The accusation of Villarruel against the University of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo occurs in parallel to the massive university march of teachers, students, political and social leaders, union centers and self-convened groups. Under the motto “The University is not the problem, it is part of the solution”, the mobilization has its epicenter in the vicinity of the National Congress and it is expected that it will be replicated in the most important cities in the country.
In detail, the educational community demands greater investment in education and Better salaries for teachers and non-teachers. For his part, President Javier Milei announced that he will veto the University Financing Law approved by Congress.
Source: Ambito
