This year, September first is not a day for ceremonies, but a day for struggle. While faculties are under police occupation and teachers are receiving notices of termination, we take to the streets.
Educators are announcing warning strikes, and high school and university students are organizing plenums and protests.
The education sector of the Social Front points out that many teachers face uncertainty about their jobs, while the repression from the Ministry of Education is growing.
We are not giving up the struggle for a better education system. It is our obligation to current and future generations of students. The struggle is for justice and a society where expertise is respected, not mere obedience.