2024-07-12 05:46:14
On the morning of Thursday, July 11, the eviction of the Fermatta University Music Centera music school that was located in front of the Monument to the Revolution, in the Tabacalera neighborhood of the Cuauhtémoc municipality; more than 7 hours later, instruments are still on the street.
This Thursday the educational center woke up with furniture, sound equipment and instruments on the street, despite the weather that could damage this equipment.
The Fermatta University Music Center was evicted without notice, According to some students and teachers, the school has only announced that it will restart on August 5.
Fermatta says “Happy Holidays!” and announces return to school for August 5
Despite the eviction and acts of looting recorded in the morning, Fermatta only announced that the return to classes will be this August 5 and wished his students “Happy Holidays!”.
In a statement, the music school said its priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of all its students, teachers and staff.
Fermatta also indicated that “derived from structural studies“It was decided that classes would be suspended starting July 10 and restart on August 5.
The institution reiterated that this is a measure to safeguard the safety and well-being of its students, however, given the annoyance of the community, this limited comments of their publications.
Students from the Fermatta University Music Center and parents concerned about their education
On the morning of Thursday, July 11, students from Fermatta University Music Center They found instruments, furniture and computer equipment outside the school facilities located in front of the Monument to the Revolution.
According to reports, the music school officially informed its students and teachers on Wednesday, July 10, that due to structural damage to the building, Summer holidays would be extended.
This statement stated that the last day of classes was on Wednesday and The holiday period will end on August 5th..
However, students who were not aware of this announcement arrived at the facilities tomeet their instruments and equipment on the bench in front of the Fermatta University Music Center.
Norma Mireles, mother of a student at the music school, shared that when she found out about the eviction she went to the facilities, where she found the furniture and instruments on the street and unattended.
Seeing this, he tried to communicate with professors, administrative staff and deans but received no response.
He also claimed that the statement stated that the holidays would begin on Thursday, July 11, when Students are turning in final projects and the following week they would have final exams.
On the other hand, she identified Mrs. Isabel Arroyo as the owner of the educational institution, as well as Sandra Bernal Morales as the person responsible for issuing invoices for the payment of tuition fees.
“We want to ask through the media to see if they can help us so that someone can give us an answer. I am concerned that she is already in the seventh semester, so now I don’t know if she will finish her studies, she will be left halfway, we have to wait or where we can go, what institution. There is no one who can tell us what to do in these cases. I don’t think it is just an eviction because online classes are not being offered either.”
Norma Mireles, mother of a student at the Fermatta University Music Center
Norma Mireles stressed that they are seeking help to know where or who to go to in order to resolve her daughter’s educational situation because she emphasizes that the case must be bigger than “just an eviction” because Online classes today, July 11, were also not held.
Students from Fermatta University Music Center organize to protect instruments; police prevent them from moving equipment
In view of the evacuation of the facilities of the Fermatta University Music Center In front of the Monument to the Revolution, the students who gathered outside the school organized to protect their instruments.
Students of the music school They hired a freight service to transport the instrumentsas well as audio equipment and other valuables to the home of one of the students.
This is due to the students’ concern about the rains in Mexico City, because if they get wet, the instruments would be useless.
However, the police officers from the only patrol car guarding the place prevented them from moving the equipment and instruments despite the fact that they identified themselves and made an inventory of what they were going to take with the intention of saving them from the rain.
The SSC elements informed them that if they took anything before the legal representatives arrived, They would refer them to the Public Prosecutor’s Office. Students have been waiting since 7:00 a.m. to be able to take their belongings.
Instrument theft: citizens prevent theft of keyboards and computers
On the other hand, the police officers guarding the eviction area in front of the Monument to the Revolution who prevented the students from taking their instruments and audio equipment, did nothing when they Acts of looting occurred.
At least 3 people were exposed on social networks trying to steal equipment taken from the building where the Fermatta University Music Center.
Although the people exhibited ended up returning or abandoning the instruments and computer equipment they were trying to steal thanks to the citizens who confronted them, it is unknown how much equipment was stolen since 6:00 a.m., when the evacuation of the center was announced.
Fermatta University Music Center evacuated in front of the Monument to the Revolution
Today, Monday July 11, the building of the Fermatta University Music Center Located on the corner of Miguel Ramos Arizpe and Avenida de la República, in the Tabacalera neighborhood, was evicted.
The university music center woke up with its furniture outside the building located almost in front of the Monument to the Revolution, which took students and teachers by surprise.
According to a bass teacher, he arrived at the center to teach at 6:00 in the morning and found furniture and sound equipment on the street, as well as other instruments:
- keyboards
- guitars
- drums
- drums
- bongoes
Some students also arrived at the scene, but were not informed, like the professor, of the eviction or suspension of classes at the Fermatta University Music Center located in front of the Monument to the Revolution.
It should be noted that the building where this music school was located no longer had the name of the institution on the entrance marquee.
Fermatta University Music Center evacuated (Pamela Grande / sdpnopticias.com)
Items such as televisions, chairs and filing cabinets were also found at the site, as well as household appliances such as coffee makers.
Robbery reported outside Fermatta University Center; attempts to steal electrical equipment
In view of the eviction of high-value items such as instrumentsbut also audio equipment, cables, computers and furniture, sRobbery was reported in front of the Fermatta University Music Center.
Although elements of the Secretariat of Citizen Security were present at the eviction of the music school in front of the Monument to the Revolutiona young man tried to steal some items that were on the sidewalk.
Fermatta University Music Center evacuated (Pamela Grande / sdpnopticias.com)
The young man, dressed in a black sweatshirt with a cap on and black sports pants, He started taking cables and a computer; However, when asked to identify himself as a student at the Fermatta University Music Center, the young man returned the objects.
After verifying that he was not a student from the music school, they proceeded to question him and briefly took his cell phone away, which was returned to him when they verified that it was his.
Finally, He was not arrested and was asked to leave the area. where he attempted to steal computer equipment.
2024-07-12 05:46:14