Plano de Actividades da Candidatura Única à Direcção da AAUTAD

O MUTAD não pode deixar de aplaudir o grande mérito, dos candidatos, na sua capacidade de síntese e escrita criativa na construção deste extenso Plano de Actividades.

É sem dúvida alguma, um "Plano" sumariamente detalhado digno de um qualquer estudante de Gestão. Bons ventos se avizinham para a escrita do orçamento, indiciando que este ano, não teremos apenas uma tabela, mas também um poema lateral que irá descrever todos os objectivos aos quais esse dinheiro se destina.

Este Plano de Actividades é também uma homenagem ao falecido escritor Português, José Saramago, na sua total ausência de pontuação.

Habemus Direcção, agora só nos falta o rumo.

Ver aqui o Plano de Actividades

História da Revolta Estudantil

Protestos estudantis dos últimos dias a nível internacional

• Italy: Occupations, Demonstrations, Sit-ins, Teach-ins, Flashmobs across the country against education reforms, that will result in huge cuts and an increasing privatisation of education in the past few days. Some updates on this were already sent to the list in the past days and hour, so here is just one link: uniriot.org

• Kathmandu (Nepal): Today 1000 students staged a sit-in at the Ministry of Education to protest for support of poor students (20% scholarship quota). Students at the Purbanchal University have been on strike for the past 12 days already. Pictures and details on: emancipating-education-for-all.org

• Ottawa (Canada): Students occupied the president’s office at the University of Ottawa on Nov.24th to protest hikes in tuition fees. Press release and pictures:emancipating-education-for-all.org

• Philippines: Students and faculty staff went on strike across the Philippines for the second day today. Thousands of people took to the streets to protest cuts and fees. Another hige day of action is scheduled for Dec.1st. Videos, pictures and reports: emancipating-education-for-all.org

• Santiago (Chile): Students and professors have been protesting in the capital of Chile against cuts in Social Sciences and History classes on Nov.24th and Nov.25th. Protesters staging a sit-in were attacked by police forces on Wednesday – 19 students and 2 professors were detained. A video and pictures: emancipating-education-for-all.org

• UK: As many of you probably noticed, students and increasingly pupils as well across the UK have been resisting cuts and fees for the past few days. It is estimated that around 130,000 people took to the streets on Wednesday. Occupations at around 10 universities continue. Next day of action is scheduled for Nov.30th. Details on: anticuts.com + anticuts.org.uk

in A Garra (foto: Unriot)