The measure is part of a fight plan, after the veto of the University Financing Law. The announcement joins various public activities that teachers and students have been doing.
The National Federation of University Teachers (CONADU) confirmed this Thursday that it will carry out a weekly unemployment “with visibility activities” from the October 21 to 26 in all faculties in the country. The announcement is made at the same time of the Government’s confirmation to begin audits in the universities.
This week of strike with activities will include previously announced 48-hour strike (from October 21 to 22) by other union entities. “We continue to mobilize in defense of the public university as we have done throughout the year,” the unions highlighted.
From the Federation they ratify “the need to sustain and strengthen the unity of the different sectors that make up the university community to face the plan of adjustment and destruction of the Public University carried out by the government of Javier Milei“.
Audits in universities advance
In the middle of the dispute with national public universitiesthe Government will move forward with its audit. The director of the General Sindicature of the Nation (SIGEN), Miguel Blancorevealed that the process will begin next week.
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The official also confirmed that the order of the houses of higher education to control will be determined”depending on volumes of funds and quality of agreements“. The process will begin by University of La Matanza (UNLaM).
If any suspicion of corruption appears in any of the audits, the case will be referred to the Anti-Corruption Office and the Administrative Investigations Prosecutor’s OfficeBlanco also explained.
University teachers called for a new 48-hour strike
CONADU called this week for a 48-hour strike for October 21 and 22after the ratification of the veto of the university financing law. They also called for a week of alert and mobilization starting next Monday.
“There are no negotiations of any kind with the government,” stated the Secretary General of CONADU, Carlos De Feoin a statement from the Federation. Furthermore, he concluded that “this lack of dialogue implies a very serious problem, because it has to do with the “breakdown of a democratic pact in Argentina”.
Source: Ambito
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