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student movement: the position of students of Agriculture
Friday, November 7, 2008 10:36

The birth of the student movement in opposition to the reform of school and university system is one of the most interesting phenomena of the last half century. Faced

to a law that affects the future of new generations, and school and university in a very spontaneous and free student groups, regardless of their political membership have created a trade union that brought the whole of Calabria and throughout Italy a mass mobilization that some time you could not see a sign of political maturity that we young people today have.

The real desire to show their disapproval against those who did not involve the social partners and has not cured the interests of young people in the world has meant that the protest of students was added to the staff depended on the teachers, almost all student youth organizations, the majority of society civil.

Even in the Mediterranean University has led to a mobilization that involved much of the student body, which is important from this point of view is the shareholders' meeting, which included an impressive number of students, which was attended by Rector Mediterranean University Prof Massimo Giovannini and managing director Dr. Romeo Antonio.

The University now needs to be supported and encouraged, it needs a national government that would protect and support the needs of students that would allow the entire South to create the foundations for their future, according to the usual criteria of meritocracy, and I believe that this state of mobilization should be continued, always in a peaceful manner and moderate in order to give an even stronger feeling that the change we want to necessarily move from dialogue and confrontation, the basic principles of a Democratic Governance, University students we do not stop!

Together we can.

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Student Council Faculty of Agriculture
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ASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY

was held nell'affollatissima Aula Magna of the University "Antonio Quistelli", the meeting with the Mediterranean University wide participation of all the academic components. After

assistance of the Rector and the Administrative Director, took the floor representatives of students, teachers, PhD (ADI) and the administrative staff.

This resulted in the attached summary:

ASSEMBLY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY

November 5, 2008 The Assembly of the Mediterranean, held on November 5, 2008 in the Aula Magna of the University "Antonio Quistelli," he discussed the measures contained in Law 133/08 and in particular on the block of turn-over of staff of the university, on a sizeable fund to-day duties of the Italian universities and the creation of Universities / Foundations.
outset the Assembly welcomes and supports the contents of the document approved on October 28 by students of the Faculty of Architecture on the cuts envisaged by Law 133/08 and the substance occurs, the following considerations:

1) Blockade of Turn-Over will inevitably reduce the number of teachers and ensures that we can make a generational change within the university system, preventing the inclusion of young University students, researchers precarious, fellows, fellows, staff and permanent staff atypical.
The other worrying is the fact that without the turn-over system and close degree and still others will be impossible to open.
The consequences for the Mediterranean University will be the waiver in coming years to about 30 units of staff between teachers and PTA, which can not be replaced if not for a ridiculous percentage, and therefore a massive reduction of education, estimated at 2000 hours lesson, thereby harming those students who have an education less and less rich and faculty in a number not sufficient to support the curriculum. This will prevent a fortiori, the expansion of the training faculty in law as it has strong demands by students to open the Master degree in Economics.

2) I tagli al Fondo di Funzionamento Ordinario produrranno inevitabilmente il dissesto dell’intero sistema universitario italiano che con i drammatici tagli prospettati diverrà non sarà neanche nelle condizioni di remunerare gli stipendi al personale.
Il sistema universitario è già largamente sotto finanziato rispetto agli standard europei. Viene chiesto di sommare l’aumento inevitabile delle spese obbligatorie ai tagli che vengono ora previsti in crescita per cinque anni.
La Mediterranea, è una delle università che mantiene il rapporto FFO/Stipendi nei limiti del 90%, e precisamente all’86,3%, e che non ha alcun indebitamento.
Con la decurtazione prevista dalla Legge Tremonti il nostro Ateneo si troverà, nell’arco di 5 anni, ad avere una riduzione di circa cinque milioni di euro rispetto ai trenta milioni che attualmente rappresentano l’FFO. Se si considera che attualmente le spese per stipendi fissi ammontano a circa venticinque milioni di euro, si comprende bene come l’integrale applicazione della Legge Tremonti porterà in qualche anno all’utilizzo dell’intero FFO per il pagamento degli stipendi, con conseguenti riduzioni nei servizi agli studenti, alla ricerca e alla didattica, che non potrebbero essere più finanziate neanche per mantenere i servizi essenziali.

3) Riguardo alla possibilità di trasformare gli Atenei in Fondazioni private, sembra veramente incredibile che una decisione di tale portata possa essere ridotta a un comma inserito in una legge di carattere finanziario, senza che vi sia stata neanche una concertazione con i soggetti interessati e soprattutto senza comprendere l’impossibilità dell’applicazione di tale norma in Atenei quali la Mediterranea che operano in un contesto territoriale privo di un tessuto imprenditoriale.

Ciò premesso, l’assemblea dell’Università Mediterranea in tutte le sue componenti esprime con forza un triplice NO ai tre punti cardine della legge Tremonti e invita il governo ad un immediato ripensamento su tali misure ed all’avvio di una concertazione con tutte le componenti accademiche del sistema universitario affinché le misure occorrenti per un rilancio Italian universities are contained in a real project of reform that can start in financial measures and indiscriminate cuts to universities.

same assembly refers to the sharing of responsibility for local authorities (Region, Province and Municipality) who are called in a dramatic moment of lack of resources to proactively contribute to survival and, if possible, through the development of the Mediterranean 'measures be taken to imply that consolidated resources Ateneo

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November 5, 2008 Meeting: Approved document

University, no to indiscriminate cuts

Wednesday, November 5, 2008 16:22

The General Assembly of the community 'academic University' Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria approved a document which reiterates in a''dry''no to indiscriminate cuts. The meeting, attended by about seven hundred people between teachers, students and administrative staff of the University , and is 'turning point this morning and it' was coordinated by the Rector dell'Universita' di Reggio Calabria , Massimo Giovannini. Per circa tre ore si e' discusso della riforma Gelmini e sono state analizzate le ripercussioni che si avranno nell'ateneo reggino. L'assemblea e' stata molto partecipata e, con toni pacati, ha visto numerosi interventi da parte di docenti e studenti. Al termine dei lavori e' stato approvato un documento nel quale viene analizzata la situazione e si ribadisce anche la necessita' di un ''tavolo di concertazione per approdare ad una riforma del sistema universitario''.(ANSA). Strill.it

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Yet another plug for the nose of our government: in the last financial provision was made for a clause that allows the deal esensione fee RAI. You say, "well!".

One bat, I say! In fact, the arrangements are classic of taking the piss. The exemption may be granted only to those who have at least 75 years (note that the average life expectancy in Italy is just 75 years for males, a little 'more for girls), having a income very low, namely the famous minimum pension from € 516.00 per month.

addition, the reference income is combined with the spouse, then it seems done on purpose for those who are widowed or single / divorced. Last grains: it applies only to the place of residence . If you have a second home or have a domicile in another place, he must pay ...

By the way, if you live alone in the minimum pension, the current cost of the fee amounts I think the choice between eating and being starved for 2 weeks ...

Dear, Italy is more and more disgusting!