e D Needless to say, the University Bicentennial Aragua have problems, needless to say also, that many people are apathetic and sometimes overwhelms me a sense of hopelessness, feeling that I study and live with a string of conformist and mediocre people, yes, mostly mediocre.
But not all farm animals go to slaughter, why say all this inconsistency?, And I explain my dear allies and partners. In the latter days of tension, fear and fearlessness, have produced a fact unprecedented in the recent history of this university. It seems that within this apathy and collective unconscious has emerged something else, one thing has emerged seemingly small, seemingly insignificant to some yet, but has emerged without any doubt a sense of belonging towards the University. And that is something very big .
all started (for those who do not know or have not heard) because of a situation last week on the premises of the University, I'm not going to judge whether those facts were true or false because even still raises strong assumptions about the veracity of the facts of insecurity that occurred in college ( for those who do not know yet, Wednesday 12 November, violence occurred apparently because he made a few armed robberies within classrooms and within university facilities), but what is certain, what is credible and tangible, was the reaction that occurred in the students. The fact that you think one could point a gun, or even your life may be endangered just by being in college, was the straw that broke the camel for more than one. That feeling of helplessness was the day Monday morning triggered a desire to overcome more than one student and at the same time was the trigger for their protest, which was at all times civic and peaceful, it is noteworthy.
Perhaps the demonstration on Monday in Buenos Aires in the morning can not be compared to a large university as given expression in the large public universities in our country maybe we were not a mass of people imposing apotheosis to fill newspaper front pages and television screens, but certainly we were a group of protesters who wanted to do something, that something we wanted to change, without any "leader" came politician to as they say "to warm the ear."
The most positive of that statement was that all people concerned about the university had the chance to see each other, to meet new people, to overthrow the old dinosaurs like Joseph Caricote Alias \u200b\u200b"The Eternal Promise" also Alias \u200b\u200b"The Tariff" and "Alias" The Lady of figures ", which was a major and a decisive step forward in this long journey that we all seek to have the sole and main objective to truly defend our interests as students against the authorities and the university.
Surely the real heroes of this protest are those who do not go into the chambers, or those who sit in front of desks. The real heroes of this small but important step is the quiet students who do not have nothing more to his desire to work and progress, not the politicians in office who have a rare gift of "ability to des-call" because the whole day protest was well until they spoke to explain his "Project."
I know maybe I'm not being specific enough with you my dear allies, I know that maybe I'm leaving without giving many details, and without tying up many loose ends, what happens with this process that can result in something truly meaningful, is there to experience it to understand it, the emotion comes over me, until I am filled with anxiety, including ... We leave this issue here by today, and throughout the week as they develop the events, I will continue publishing. Meanwhile I leave you with a phrase I heard during the protest that left me much to think, that phrase said a student who does not know or had the opportunity to meet that day, the sentence read: "Today, it can be a great day."
Thanks, thanks, thanks.
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