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La Plata (FLOODS POPULAR) The building of the ESS N ° 31, ex Comercial San Martín (46 between 2 and 3 of La Plata), organized by the Student and JUC-Young joined the Commercial, there was a discussion about the role of education as a future project, as part of the commemoration of the last coup d'état civil-military. There presented the degree in Economics Gerardo De Santis and Director General of Culture and Education, Buenos Aires, Mario Oporto.
The table was completed by the school principal, Michael Carranzzoni, who welcomed him and gave him the floor to the President of the Student Center, Joan Lisse.
The student began by saying that "the military junta decided to exterminate an entire generation that was convinced to fight and resist the de facto government," while adding: "They sought a society numb to do with the country what they wanted. There he began emptying economic, political, cultural and social and this continued during the governments of Alfonsin, Menem and De la Rua. "
Young concluded his speech by analyzing the present and the future: "Since 2003 we see a change, there tilted model equality, Social Justice and Sovereignty, by measures such as the Universal and Son, the contribution of more than 6% of GDP for education, the return of peer workers and Latin American unity. "
In turn, the president of CEIEPC, Attorney and Professor Gerardo De Santis put his words in the context of what was the economy that was implemented since the beginning of the dictatorship, recalling that it was "between 4 and 6 April that was released the military's economic plan, this did José Alfredo Martinez de Hoz. " Later, gave an overview of the measures encouraging that the present government is taking forward, "not only with 6% of GDP for education" but in all the measures promoted by the Casa Rosada.
In his speech, Mario Oporto made a point relating to education, the achievement of national and provincial government as does the quality of education and the money is spent on education: "The 6% of national GDP 38% of the provincial budget. "
In this education, the teacher did not avoid the battles Porto holding the hegemonic media: "The press wants a school in the past. They say a return to the past-provided school-and I say that this school was for the few; we want is for everyone. But they say the school is novel awards: Yes, of course, but also formed dictators! "
Education is today, and the state is vital for the present and the future, this seen as a National Project. Oporto
Minister said about it: "I believe that education has two fundamental aspects. The first, the individual has to do with happiness. The more culture and much more you can learn to think and the more you can debate and the more can doubt and the more you can refute, will be happier. The second is the collective, education must serve a nation project, ie we educate ourselves to the happiness of the people and for the greatness of the Nation. "
Of course, in this talk, in addition to the exercise of memory made a strong commitment to the cultural battle in the 90 seemed to have been lost: "I always tell young people not to believe that say no to study, because they are cheating, there is always a group of losers-Oporto-emphasized that they will say that the school is useless. That's a lie. Worth studying. This country needs scientists, thinkers, writers, technicians, philosophers, professionals and they must leave the public schools. "
This talk of "Dictatorship and Education" as a concept left the General Director of Culture and Education, Mario Oporto, as follows: "The school must teach to live and participate in democracy and to defend" Port closed his talk with young students saying "Quality education is to be good in math, science to be good, be good at language and awareness of national culture."
