2024-04-20 21:48:47
In the run-up to the federal march announced for this Tuesday the 23rd, the Government of Javier Milei once again raised the stakes in its conflict with the universities and He said that he will audit the money that goes to them “whatever they do.”
The warning was issued by the Undersecretary of University Policies, Alejandro Alvarez, who on his social networks wrote: “An important warning: no matter what happens, whatever you do, at least while @JMilei is president, the money of the people who go to universities is going to be AUDITED, “The supervision of expenditure in universities is in the Higher Education Law.”
In his account of or ‘only’.
«In addition, art. The above puts them ‘within the regime of Law 24,156, on financial administration and control systems of the national public sector,'” argued Álvarez.
Also on that platform, but in response to another user, the undersecretary announced that work is being done from his portfolio to put together «an area of supervision and auditing that DID NOT EXIST”.
On the other hand, in the same post, the undersecretary stated: “They are holding the students hostage and they are going to use them to defend themselves, we have to take care of the students and the teachers who teach.”
The Milei Government, confronted with the universities: agreement and denials
The expressions of the Education portfolio official occurred in the midst of a conflict between the Executive and the university authorities over the budget cut, against which students, teachers and other members of the academic community will march this Tuesday.
The Government had announced last Thursday an agreement that was later denied by the National Interuniversity Council (CIN).
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Education insists that it has reached a series of “consensus” with the educational authorities and confirmed that they have planned a meeting with the Interuniversity Council on April 30.
Source: Argentine News
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