The private nurseries They have no intention of giving up the battle for loss and have shown their anger with the regional government in the streets of the capital in a manifestation starring the owners of the centers and affected families accompanied by some minors. ‘We want to educate safely’ or ‘At a distance there is no pampering’ have been some of the posters that have been seen during the march. Slogans have also been heard with the President of the Principality or the Minister of Education as protagonists. “Adrián Barbón we want a solution” The “Counselor listen, this is our fight” have been some of them. They consider that They are not being treated the same as public centers after the health crisis of COVID-19 and that is why they have decided that this Thursday’s protest is just the beginning.
Asturias currently has 80 private centers. Of the total, 24 this week signed a manifesto with their complaints. That number has already grown to 31. He next step will be to become association. Jennifer García, owner of the Talentinos nursery-toy library in Gijón, affirms that they are open to adding.
The workers and owners have also shown their discomfort for not having been received by any member of the Asturian executive. After the Governing Council, spokesperson Melania Álvarez pointed out that the decision of opening private nurseries corresponds to “a business decision”. Álvarez explained that the counseling department responded to the requests for the facilities by preparing a protocol but now it’s day care centers the ones that must adapt it through a contingency plan.
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