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WE WANT IN THE BRIDGES. WE WILL SEE OVER THE ROOFS

After sit-ins, marches, meetings, break-ins in the rectory (with whom we rescued from the rector of the extension of payment of the second installment), the Student Movement Unical raises the bar.

not just metaphorically, but practically. We went on

roof of the cube 0 of Faculty of Economics, to express our clear and firm opposition against the DDL quell'impianto Gelmini and all the laws, since the reform-Zecchino Berlinguer, is destroying the free and public university system.

While the economic crisis explodes in all its brutality, affecting the world of work, political lobbying cross, will deal with this "economic downturn" through policies of austerity and sacrifices. In practice this translates into a series of maneuvers "tears and blood" that will hit mainly the lower classes. Lead to a further worsening of the already precarious living conditions of entire social groups.

This is clearly a structural crisis of a nasty, rotten to its foundations, when the last struggle to get to the end of the month, while the elite get richer at the expense of those who work, who study, those who do research .

The continuous and steady growth of university fees, which we denounced long falls under this policy of "necessary sacrifices"

From next academic year will be the need to cope with a hole of 18 million € in assessment of our university (the result of the cuts of Law 133/08).

To restore the finances of the campus, Latorre said John Rector, in the last Faculty Council, which will put their hands into the pockets of students' families.

This is not an isolated case. In many Italian universities, to meet the same problems have been increased fees.

is clear, at this point that the rectors to the sender rather than reject the cuts the government, they prefer to bend to the logic of power and the market.

fact, there is a clear plan, written by many hands (including Confindustria, Aquis, baronies universities and national and European governments) that has the specific aim of the university system to push a plan to reform higher education, fully functional the needs of industries.

This project is declined from two simple slogans: privatization, or tax increases.

In both cases there will be half of those precarious, that: