Luis Fajardo
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404 appearances
21 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 29 Aug
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In some cases, some members of these public institutions apparently were acting in cooperation with these criminal groups, and this led to this very long saga of the Ayotzinapa students.
Teachers are protesting over a number of issues.
They are complaining that the government of Milley has implemented drastic reductions in spending on education throughout his time in office.
This is not only primary and secondary education, but also university education.
So they are complaining about budget cuts, job layoffs, and also about some legislation that the government is introducing that would allow for more private competition in areas that have been traditionally served by public education.
For example, there would be more students allowed to participate in homeschooling.
So this has created a lot of resistance.
The thing is that after several years, many Argentinians are asking, when is this austerity?
When are these cuts going to finish?
And when is the economy going to start prospering as he promised?
There are some indications in Argentina's economy that have showed an improvement, for example, a substantial reduction in budget deficits.
And this has also created many other impacts on the macroeconomic stability of the country.
So that is presented as a positive result.
But for many Argentinians, the fact is the paycheck in some cases doesn't really last them for the entire month.
And a lot of people are still seeing a lot of difficulty, a lot of hardship, not only the education sector, but
But many other sectors in Argentina that have suffered the consequences of budget cuts and of restrictions and reductions in government services are starting to protest.
Milley has retained, of course, support during these years in office.
Some people argue that a lot of it has to do with the enormous support that the Milley administration received from the United States, from Donald Trump.
However, again, as the electoral season approaches, it is not clear if Milley is going to continue maintaining these high levels of support.
that he needs to obtain re-election and to maintain his very ambitious project of economic reform and even social reform in Argentina to continue.
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