Proteste contro Azcon a Huesca per la concertación scolastica

Centinaia di persone hanno protestato mercoledì contro il presidente dell'Aragona Jorge Azcon fuori dal Foro Agroindustrial di Huesca, nel secondo giorno di sciopero dell'istruzione.

I manifestanti hanno contestato la concertación (sovvenzionamento pubblico di scuole private) del Bachillerato e hanno chiesto maggiori risorse per le scuole pubbliche. Azcon, presente a un evento istituzionale, ha difeso la sua linea politica e ha chiesto rispetto per le decisioni democratiche prese dal suo governo. Il presidente dell'Aragona ha sottolineato che la misura faceva parte del programma elettorale del PP. Ha affermato che l'istruzione pubblica dispone ora di più risorse rispetto ai periodi precedenti e ha confrontato la situazione con quella di altre regioni come la Navarra o i Paesi Baschi. Anche la sindaca di Huesca, Lorena Orduna, ha suscitato polemiche collegando le proteste al Partito Socialista. I sindacati CCOO, CGT, STEPA e CSIF proseguono lo sciopero a causa di investimenti insufficienti e del deterioramento delle infrastrutture scolastiche.

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