September 17, 2023

2023-09-17 01:52:50

He remains in charge of the management of the Student Center.

In the last student elections that were held at the Higher School of Medicine of the National University of Mar del Plata, the Proyecto Medicina group renewed the leadership of the Student Center for the third consecutive year.

He did so by surpassing the list presented by the Purple Strip and the list presented by independent and libertarian students.

In an election that transcended the limits of the School, strongly influenced by the local electoral context, the Peronist list in the ESM emerged as the most voted for by the students.

“Although the university does not escape a context of depoliticization and the results of the last elections, the floor of participation was widely higher than last year. Against the advance of right-wing and denialist discourses, we renew our leadership characterized by a work methodology that has managed to vindicate politics as a means for the transformation of daily life,” said Juan Martin Valentino, elected president of the Student Center.

This happened in the context of the first co-government election of the Higher School of Medicine, in which different forces seek to prevail in the face of the election of the Rector of the UNMDP that will take place in 2025. If it becomes a faculty, the medical career It would provide new assembly members and might change the election compared to the one that took place in 2021.

“We were part of an election in which there were actors involved beyond the medical students themselves. We are members of a space that has grown through strong disputes with different sectors, without losing the sensitivity of understanding the needs of the students of our career. We contextualize our work and we do it with commitment because we care regarding the university but we cannot understand it separately from what happens in our city,” said Malena Lucía Ibáñez, former president of the Student Center and first Counselor of the ESM Advisory Council.

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2023-09-17 01:46:00

Summary

Upon returning from the international break, CF Montreal settled for a 0-0 draw once morest the Chicago Fire on Saturday, in a sixth full house this season at Stade Saputo.

Montrealers welcomed the Fire, a direct rival who is right on their heels in the Eastern Association standings. The Bleu-blanc-noir remained in eighth place with a harvest of 35 points.

Jonathan Sirois still achieved a feat with an 11th shutout which equals an MLS record.

CF Montreal had a good start to the match during which Kwadwo Opoku notably served a beautiful header which was stopped at the last minute on a dive from goalkeeper Chris Brady on his right in the 15th minute of play.

Brady was then saved by his crossbar a few minutes later, while the CFM led 5-0 in shots.

Zachary Brault-Guillard, highly sought following, also stood out in one of his best matches of the year, just like Nathan Saliba, narrowly missing the target from the start.

CF Montreal was a little more disjointed when returning from the locker room, before making the first substitutions in favor of the arrival of Ariel Lassiter and Chinonso Offor, who replaced Lassi Lappalainen and Jules-Anthony Vilsaint respectively.

Romell Quioto, who had not played since May 13 once morest Toronto FC, finally made his comeback to the competition in the last 15 minutes of regulation time to take Opoku’s place. He jumped onto the field to loud applause from the crowd. Quioto returned to training with his teammates just this week, following suffering a hamstring injury.

Shortly following, Offor almost finally broke the ice for the CFM by trying to complete Bryce Duke’s delivery on a race that was a little too late. Hernan Losada’s men made one last effort while Offor, Duke and Lassiter were in turn frustrated by the young 19-year-old opposing goalkeeper as the final whistle approached.

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