The ANOSR is organizing protests in several cities across the country, contesting the government's proposed cuts in student grants.
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The National Alliance of Student Organizations in Romania (ANOSR) is protesting against the government's intention to cut the budget for scholarships, which would reduce the number of beneficiaries. The government's proposal to allocate 10% of the net minimum wage to scholarships would lead to a 40% cut in funding, affecting students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Protests are taking place in several cities, including Bucharest and Cluj-Napoca, to draw attention to inequalities in the education system. The ANOSR stresses that austerity measures are not viable solutions to the budget deficit.
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Studenții ies azi în stradă pentru că guvernul vrea să le scadă bursele
Studenții ies în stradă. Proteste naționale față de tăierea fondurilor pentru burse
Studenții din toată țara protestează față de reducerea burselor: „Nu vă atingeți de burse!”
Studenții protestează joi în mai multe orașe din țară față de intenția Guvernului de a reduce fondurile alocate burselor
Proteste ale organizaţiilor studenţeşti în Bucureşti şi în mai multe centre universitare, faţă de intenţia Guvernului de a reduce fondurile alocate pentru burse
Studenții se mobilizează împotriva tăierii burselor. Proteste în toată țara joi: „Nu din burse strângi averi, stimați politicieni!”
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