The national government asked the government of the City of Buenos Aires to delay the start of the 2025 classes. This was confirmed by the Secretary of Tourism, Environment and Sports of Naci Daniel Scioli, who requested the management of Jorge Macri postpone return to classrooms to after the Carnival holiday, with the aim of benefiting national tourism.
In an interview with La Red radio this Sunday, Scioli revealed the request he made to the City authorities. “It is applying common sense”considered the official.
The Nation asked CABA to postpone the start of 2025 classes
In this way, the Secretary of Tourism referred to the possibility of Jorge Macri carrying out a change in the school calendar so that more tourists can stay on the Argentine coast.
In the City, it is planned that the initial and primary levels will begin on Monday February 24, while the secondary, in all its modalities, will begin on Wednesday, March 5. The point is that the days Monday, March 3 and Tuesday, March 4 will be the Carnival holidays.
The reasons for postponing classes in the City
The idea from the Nation is that theCity start the school year after the Carnival holidays, based on data that shows that the majority of tourist influx to the Coast comes precisely from the Buenos Aires district. In this way, the spa cities would not lose visitors due to the start of classes, according to the national government’s proposal.
“Yesterday I spoke with the Secretary of Tourism of the City, Valentín Díaz Gilligan, I conveyed my concern to him and he was going to take care of it, I was going to talk to the Head of Government,” Scioli revealed.
What would be the new date for the start of classes in 2025 in the City?
The Secretary of Tourism maintained that postponing the start in the City of Buenos Aires is not “the contradiction of education or tourism,” but rather “On the contrary, it is integrating, applying common sense,” considered.
Scioli insisted that postponing the start of classes for March 5 in CABA “is worth the effort and that we harmonize the start of classes throughout the country as soon as Carnival ends.” And he added, as a nod to Axel Kicillof: “As the Province of Buenos Aires did.”
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