2023-06-14 12:37:33
The Buenos Aires government foresees create three universities provincialannounced the head of advisers to Axel Kicillof, carlos white. Each one will have a specialization linked to the productive strengths of their area. On a regional scale, and with updated programs, the project refers to the National Workers’ University (today UTN), created in 1948 by Peronism.
The Southeastern Provincial University -whose coverage area includes cities such as Tandil, Balcarce and Mar del Plata- will specialize in oil and its derivatives, with a view to the exploitation of hydrocarbons in the Argentine Sea.
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There will also be races related to tourism, fishing and livestock. the one of northeast (with Junín and Pergamino in its territory) will focus on the automotive, metal-mechanic and biotechnology industries. the one of Northwest (General Villegas, Trenque Lauquen, Pehuajó), in agricultural activities.
The initiative is a response to the demand that many voters made to Kicillof during the campaign for the elections that she would win against María Eugenia Vidal: that her children would not go through the uprooting that they had experienced to go to study.
With the stoppage of the pandemic over, but the uncertainty due to the new elections on the horizon, the project now faces the challenge of coordinate national fundingdecide where the headquarters will be built and advance in the political agreements for their legislative approval.
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It is universities They will join the other provincial ones and those that opened in the suburbs so far this century, among them the Arturo Jauretche (Florencio Varela, 2009), the Avellaneda (2009) and Hurlingham (2014), and the Scalabrini Ortiz (San Isidro, 2015) and Almirante Brown (Burzaco, 2016).
Although there are 25 houses of higher studies in Buenos Aires, the area is still very large to cover all your needs, he acknowledged. Juan Brardinelli, Executive Director of the Provincial University Council. Distances and transportation deficiencies are central factors contributing to the persistent inequality that this project promises to reverse.
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