Deputados da oposição deixam comissão devido ao debate sobre a reforma do SAE

Parlamentares da oposição retiraram-se da Comissão de Educação da Câmara dos Deputados em 22 de julho após uma tentativa de encerrar o debate sobre a reforma do Sistema de Admissão Escolar (SAE).

A sessão tornou-se tensa quando o governo rejeitou diversas emendas da oposição. A deputada Valentina Becerra solicitou o encerramento antecipado do debate, mesmo com cerca de 35 emendas ainda pendentes. Deputados do Partido Comunista, Frente Amplio, Partido Socialista, Democracia Cristã e Partido do Povo deixaram a comissão. Eles acusaram falta de diálogo e a rejeição de suas propostas sem uma análise detalhada. Emilia Schneider afirmou que o governo não quer dialogar e busca instaurar a discriminação. Nelson Venegas criticou a imposição de maiorias sem debate. Tamara Ramírez e Daniela Serrano acrescentaram que as emendas foram descartadas sem serem lidas.

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