The National Alliance of Student Organizations in Romania (ANOSR) announces protests across the country in response to austerity measures in education, particularly budget cuts and the limitation of a 90% reduction in railway transport. Students accuse the Government of ignoring their messages and reducing the scholarship fund, leaving 44,000 students without financial support. Protests will continue starting with the academic year, highlighting the need for attention and respect for students' rights.
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Studenţii protestează azi împotriva măsurilor luate de Guvern: „Educația a fost prima vizată de tăierile bugetare”
Val de proteste ale studenților în țară. Le-au fost limitate multe drepturi prin reformă
Noul an universitar începe sub semnul protestelor. Studenţii, nemulţumiţi de măsurile luate în Educaţie
Noul an universitar începe cu festivităţi şi apel la proteste din partea studenţilor
Studenţii protestează luni faţă de măsurile de austeritate luate în Educaţie
Studenții ies în stradă luni împotriva măsurilor de austeritate din Educație. Mii de tineri și-au anunțat prezența la proteste
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