Governor Maximiliano Pullaro Leads March Against University Change in Santa Fe

With some delay but the support of a governor was very great Santa Fe, Maximiliano Pullaroa the march against university change Javier Miley. On the one hand, he asked the President something that seemed impossible: “to think.” Then, a representative from her place provided a quorum in the debate on education funding. Therefore, he put himself in the line of fire of the president.

“For me it was very strong (the march). I am another son of Argentine public education. In fact, when I was a student I also marched in his defense when someone was government “I wanted to privatize it,” he launched this Wednesday in a press conference, the day after the big march.

Maximiliano Pullaro and the march

The governor described the show as a “real show,” as public education exemplifies the country’s “potential for social progress.” “I had to work from the first day I went to study, imagine if it wasn’t funded,” he recalled about his move to Rosario to study a degree in Political Science.

In the same way he fired: “It was not a message particularly from the educational community, because a large part of society marched yesterday. I hope the Government can think and understand that education must have high levels of funding.”

As if that were not enough, the position of the radical was well marked when the vice president Melina Giorgi, from the place UCR-Evolución that the governor is the reference in Santa Fe, has come down to provide a quorum in the debate about the financing of universities that was finally frustrated by not ‘reach the necessary representatives for the session. In fact, another part of the UCR never came to campus.

The return

Of course, this whole situation will be taken by President Milei as a radical conspiracy, a force that he constantly accuses of being the leaders who are blocking his project. In fact, it has already appeared on social networks. “The same living people always used the shield of a seemingly noble cause to protect their caste interests,” the head of state wrote in his account. Twitter.

In addition, He referred to the appearance of “actors from the political class” as “Massa, Cristina, Lousteau, Yacobitti and complex radicals” who “oppose any change because they have been the main beneficiaries of the old regime.” The radicals mentioned are of the same political line as the governor.