March in Argentina against the government: Bishop remembers that public education belongs to everyone

After the march, the presidential spokesperson, Manuel Adorni, referred to the issue in his daily press conferencewhere he assured that it was never on the Government’s agenda to close the universities and highlighted the need to audit them to know the destination of the funds.

“If the position of the march was so that we, as a Government, would not promote the closure of the universities, it was a wrong march, because clearly it is not that we do not have it on the agenda, (but) that it would never have crossed our minds.” “the head will crack public education and, with that, close them.”

Adorni pointed out against “some sector with certain interests that managed to impose that title that is far from being compatible with us or our ideology.”