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The conflict in the FAPUR of the UAEMex polarized
March 17th, 2019
Students of the UAEMéx's Facultad de Planeación Urbana y Regional recognized that the conflict in that educational center is polarizing since students and graduates demand to remain inactive as long as allegations of alleged sexual harassment are not fully resolved, another sector of students warns that the measure is undemocratic.
In a tour carried out by TheObserverMex to question various students and tourists, about the situation that prevails in the faculty, students complained that the movement has become undemocratic and unilateral, by those who maintain control of access and facilities, in addition to the fact that there are sectors of students who already want to return to classes and are not taken into account, they said.
They also indicated that some spokespersons for the movement were acting in an authoritarian manner, in addition to having called students from other faculties and people from outside the faculty to "focus mass" and boycott the end of the strike.
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
Students of the UAEMéx's Facultad de Planeación Urbana y Regional recognized that the conflict in that educational center is polarizing since students and graduates demand to remain inactive as long as allegations of alleged sexual harassment are not fully resolved, another sector of students warns that the measure is undemocratic.
In a tour carried out by TheObserverMex to question various students and tourists, about the situation that prevails in the faculty, students complained that the movement has become undemocratic and unilateral, by those who maintain control of access and facilities, in addition to the fact that there are sectors of students who already want to return to classes and are not taken into account, they said.
They also indicated that some spokespersons for the movement were acting in an authoritarian manner, in addition to having called students from other faculties and people from outside the faculty to "focus mass" and boycott the end of the strike.
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
