Who will save the culture??
From north to south, the young people say NO!
6agosto 2008.1 September 2008 children will be born in these days, you will be married couples in love and will be succeeded by so many other things, but for us students, researchers, teachers and temporary workers are two dates that marked the end of many future with high hopes.
August 6 and September 1, 2008 are the dates of publication in the Official Gazette, the two most disputed by-laws of 2008 (unless there is agreement also in 2009) the first date is the law 133/2008 of the Minister Tremonti The second date is the law 137/2008 of the Minister Gelmini. The protest began
In September, the first to express their dissent against the decree law 137/2008 were teachers in elementary and middle schools. Decree-Law 137/2008
known as the Gelmini decree does not include cuts to universities, as erroneously thought for a long time most students, this actually consists of eight articles and has targeted the primary and secondary schools, include: reduction of 'school hours and teaching staff, classes have entered (or bridge) for the children of immigrants, the return of voting behavior, the single teacher in elementary school. After a while the insurgents are
world of universities and research, students left and right united to say Finance Law no 133/2008, which includes: funding cuts to universities, the hiring freeze, layoffs and the possibility of transforming the universities into foundations.
There were peaceful protests, which have driven the colored squares, university courses in the major cities from north to south, have been made to assemble weigh the pros and cons of the law, many lessons were held in the square.
universities and institutes have been busy and our prime minister wanted to vacate the building by sending the police, ignoring that the occupation of such buildings is a legitimate means of protest that students can apply when all other forms of dialogue and / or protest be ignored.
( Art .21 of the Constitution provides for freedom of expression)
We have a Constitution because they do not browse it?
L 'Article 9 of the Constitution "The Republic promotes the development of culture and science and technology" in fact, the law 133/2008 provides that the fund for the financing of the universities will be reduced to € 63.5 million the year 2009, € 190 million for the year 2010 of € 316 million for the year 2011, of € 417 million for the year 2012 and € 455 million from the year 2013.
Then there were clashes in Piazza Navona in Rome, between the left and the group left on one side and the antagonist Lock student (right) on the other. The version in the Government slants to the left of the balance of responsibilities. I will not talk on the board of watching videos on the clashes and I wonder how it was possible in a square full of boys and girls peaceful, has entered a van full of clubs and bars? And why the police, who were numerous, did not intervene while unarmed teenagers were beaten? In an interview
Minister Gelmini is convinced that "when you are far-reaching reforms will always pay a price in terms of criticism and resistance to change. I remain convinced that the country has the right to an education system modern and it is my duty to work in this direction. "
conclude our roundup of articles citing the Art 34 of the Constitution "The school is open to all" ... .. will remain so in the coming years?
The protest from North to South in schools, universities, the streets will continue until the government's steps.
The future is in young people, believe in finding out more and help us grow.
From north to south, the young people say NO!
6agosto 2008.1 September 2008 children will be born in these days, you will be married couples in love and will be succeeded by so many other things, but for us students, researchers, teachers and temporary workers are two dates that marked the end of many future with high hopes.
August 6 and September 1, 2008 are the dates of publication in the Official Gazette, the two most disputed by-laws of 2008 (unless there is agreement also in 2009) the first date is the law 133/2008 of the Minister Tremonti The second date is the law 137/2008 of the Minister Gelmini. The protest began
In September, the first to express their dissent against the decree law 137/2008 were teachers in elementary and middle schools. Decree-Law 137/2008
known as the Gelmini decree does not include cuts to universities, as erroneously thought for a long time most students, this actually consists of eight articles and has targeted the primary and secondary schools, include: reduction of 'school hours and teaching staff, classes have entered (or bridge) for the children of immigrants, the return of voting behavior, the single teacher in elementary school. After a while the insurgents are
world of universities and research, students left and right united to say Finance Law no 133/2008, which includes: funding cuts to universities, the hiring freeze, layoffs and the possibility of transforming the universities into foundations.
There were peaceful protests, which have driven the colored squares, university courses in the major cities from north to south, have been made to assemble weigh the pros and cons of the law, many lessons were held in the square.
universities and institutes have been busy and our prime minister wanted to vacate the building by sending the police, ignoring that the occupation of such buildings is a legitimate means of protest that students can apply when all other forms of dialogue and / or protest be ignored.
( Art .21 of the Constitution provides for freedom of expression)
We have a Constitution because they do not browse it?
L 'Article 9 of the Constitution "The Republic promotes the development of culture and science and technology" in fact, the law 133/2008 provides that the fund for the financing of the universities will be reduced to € 63.5 million the year 2009, € 190 million for the year 2010 of € 316 million for the year 2011, of € 417 million for the year 2012 and € 455 million from the year 2013.
Then there were clashes in Piazza Navona in Rome, between the left and the group left on one side and the antagonist Lock student (right) on the other. The version in the Government slants to the left of the balance of responsibilities. I will not talk on the board of watching videos on the clashes and I wonder how it was possible in a square full of boys and girls peaceful, has entered a van full of clubs and bars? And why the police, who were numerous, did not intervene while unarmed teenagers were beaten? In an interview
Minister Gelmini is convinced that "when you are far-reaching reforms will always pay a price in terms of criticism and resistance to change. I remain convinced that the country has the right to an education system modern and it is my duty to work in this direction. "
conclude our roundup of articles citing the Art 34 of the Constitution "The school is open to all" ... .. will remain so in the coming years?
The protest from North to South in schools, universities, the streets will continue until the government's steps.
The future is in young people, believe in finding out more and help us grow.
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