FJD mobilizes at UASD due to closed cafeteria and poor classroom conditions
San Francisco de Macorís. – Students from the Dominican Youth Force (FJD) held a mobilization at the UASD-SFM campus UASD-SFM to demand the immediate reopening of the university cafeteria and urgent improvements in the conditions in which they receive teaching.
Isaac Vargas, spokesperson for the movement, denounced that classes have been going on for three weeks and the cafeteria is still closed. He pointed out that this service is a right of the students and not a favor from the authorities.
They also complained about the lack of sections, the deterioration of the classrooms, bathrooms in poor condition and other problems that, they claim, have been unresolved for years.
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Protesters warned they will continue the protests until the university authorities offer concrete solutions.By Niuman Mercedes
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