Students are organizing a protest on October 2 in Bucharest, demanding an audience with the Prime Minister to discuss the issues faced by students affected by the measures in the Bolojan Law.
Sanziana Georgescu
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The National Alliance of Student Organizations in Romania (ANOSR) will protest on October 2 in Victory Square, following a recent protest with 300 participants. Students are contesting austerity measures in education, such as the reduction of the scholarship fund and the limitation of rail transport. ANOSR demands fair funding for education and a review of legislation that affects students' rights. Among their requests are an increase in the scholarship fund and the reintroduction of scholarships for students in fee-paying places.
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Un nou protest al studenților este anunțat pentru joi, ora 11.00, în Piața Victoriei / Alianța organizațiilor studențești cere discuții cu premierul Bolojan
Studenţii anunţă un nou protest în Piaţa Victoriei, joi, de la ora 11.00 / Ei sunt nemulţumiţi de reducerea fondului de burse şi de limitarea dreptului de a beneficia de reducerea de 90% la transportul feroviar pe toate rutele
Studenţii protestează joi în Piaţa Victoriei. Ei sunt nemulţumiţi de scăderea burselor şi de limitarea reducerilor de transport
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