Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Where Can I Buy Vezon And Kardas

newspaper: "We are tired, just want a decent place in which to study"

concentration had the support of many teachers.
PHOTO: ANGEL DE CASTRO
A classroom with stored material.
PHOTO: ANGEL DE CASTRO

About 400 students and teachers demanded the reform of Philosophy and Dean Letras.El requests the next Government to undertake the works in the center.


About 400 students and teachers yesterday demanded the right financing the Government of Aragon and management responsibility to the University of Zaragoza to attack "and" reform of the center, after eight years of waiting and finally further delay. "We are tired and frustrated, has been long awaited reform that never comes, and now we make promises they are all lies," he lamented Ivars Camino, spokesman for the mobilization that took place yesterday at the gates of the school.

"This falls right above us," we do not want patches, we want reform "or" Government guilty, Rector responsible 'were some of the claims made by the students, autocatalogados as "second class citizens." Not even the signing last week, the agreement by which the Government of Aragon and the University agreed to undertake the long-awaited reform of the power as soon as the budget, and in 2012, content to students. "It's a way to shut up but provides neither a date nor a budget to carry out the works. In addition, we conducted a field study that took a lot of money and has expired. On top of that there is no money, wasted", censored, Ivars .

The problems are numerous. "Leaks, improper temperature, chairs that do not move, do not go blind, over 15 classrooms for 2,000 students ... do not want a skyscraper but a decent place to study."

But the protest was also joined by many teachers, as Gregory and Fernando, who taught history at the center. "Whoever enters through the first time in 40 years found no change because he has not spent the time" and noted that "it is a shame that we have the electric light at 4 pm because they can not raise the blinds."

For its part, the dean, Severino Escolano, also supported the merger but defended the commitment made through the agreement. "It provides that, where there is funding, the first works undertaken should be those of the faculty" and asked the government resulting from elections deemed "essential" building intregral reform.

A general applause ended the protest. "The Chancellor gives the reason, but we want action," said Ivars.


The group of education students took several years fighting for reform, as you may have read in this blog. Yesterday we were at the male and female representatives of faculty and colleagues from other faculties collective.

We will not stop fighting, as we have done over the years.

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