Various and violent protests have been recorded in recent days by High school students, who accuse a series of failures on the part of their institutions.
Most reviews Have to do with infrastructure and mental health issuesAnd that’s why since then The Ministry of Education (Mineduc) has taken action on the matter And they made an important announcement.
President Borek: Students who want dialogue will open their doors. Those who want to burn buses must obey the law.”
Police detain a white-clothed person amid demonstrations outside the National Institute
In it, from the Palace of La Moneda, the Minister of Education, Marco Antonio Avila, announced a Investing $11 billion for a student mental health program, and $10 billion for infrastructure problems. “We’re going to invest $10 billion to repair or restore infrastructure, and we hope to see, if possible, that amount increase,” he said.
“We will also invest in a life skills program, Which we will coordinate with the Minister of Health and her team, 11 billion dollars. We believe that this program, which is already a policy in place, is a channel for Communicate directly to support educational communities and take on mental health issuesconfirmed.
The head of the Ministry of Education also stated that:As a ministry, we will always be ready to act as a bridge or mediation channel between supporters, municipalities, mayors, students and their families to help them resolve the conflicts that plague so many of them.”