💨 Abstract

Argentine students protested against spending cuts at public universities by President Javier Milei's government, claiming it aims to destroy public education. The government justifies the cuts due to what it sees as "socialist" indoctrination in universities, but the institutions are highly valued by Argentines. The cuts represent a small part of the country's GDP, and university authorities argue that the government has not delivered on promised improvements.

Courtesy: theprint.in