School violence
Debate over gratuidad restriction in Escuelas Protegidas bill
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The Chilean government reinforces its stance to bar university gratuidad for students convicted of serious crimes, as part of the Escuelas Protegidas bill, amid heated debate on its constitutionality and impact on social reintegration.
Former education ministers Nicolás Cataldo and Raúl Figueroa analyzed the Escuelas Protegidas project, recently approved by the Senate and now in its third stage.
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The Catalan government has launched a pilot plan to permanently station Mossos d’Esquadra officers in 13 conflictive secondary schools to prevent youth violence. Interior councillor Núria Parlon defended the measure, but it has drawn widespread rejection from unions, families, directors, and students, who decry cuts to social educators. Only one union supports it.