US EditionCarabineros Evicts 6 Emblematic Lycées Taken in Santiago: Students Accuse Abandoning Public Education
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According to the institution, the operation was conducted peacefully and no incidents or arrests were recorded.
Carabineros evicted on Friday afternoon six educational establishments in Santiago Centro that were taken by students since this day. According to Emol, police officials entered simultaneously the National Institute, Liceo de Aplicación, Liceo Manuel Barros Borgoño, Liceo 1° Javiera Carrera, Liceo Isaura Dinator de Guzmán and Liceo Teresa Prats. Carabineros indicated that “there were no arrests, no use of force.” “The operation was carried out p…
Six emblematic lyceums from the municipality of Santiago were evicted this Friday by Carabineros, after a group of students led incidents in front of the municipality in the framework of a protest organized by student centers against the management of Mayor Mario Desbordes (RN). The demonstration, called “mochilazo”, was called by students of the National Institute, Liceo Barros Borgoño, Liceo 1 Javiera Carrera, Liceo de Aplicación, Liceo Confed…
The mayor of Santiago, Mario Desbordes Jiménez (RN), denounced that secondary students caused incidents outside the municipality, in the framework of a protest called “mochilazo”, according to BioBioChile. It was a call made by the student centers of the National Institute, the Liceo Barros Borgoño, the Liceo 1 Javiera Carrera, the Liceo de Aplicación, the Liceo Confederación Suiza and the Liceo 4 Isaura Dinator. “Before the abandonment and prec…
A new wave of student takeovers affects the municipality of Santiago this Wednesday. Students from the National Institute and the high schools N°4 Isaura Dinator, de Aplicación and Manuel Barros Borgoño began a stoppage of activities as a protest for what they call a lack of response from Mayor Mario Desbordes. Through a statement, the National Institute’s Student Center explained that the decision was made in the face of the “denial of receivin…
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