El diario de Sevilla recoge la información aparecida en la BBC, destacando el titular de la misma "La cadena pública británica se hace eco de la protesta de los maestros en Sevilla. «Jóvenes, profesionales y sin trabajo». Dentro de la noticia el diario Hispalense señala que la protesta de los profesores encerrados en la Catedral de Sevilla ha traspasado fronteras. Hasta el Reino Unido ha llegado la huelga que están llevando a cabo varios interinos -para ser justos con la verdad desde la Plataforma decimos que cientos en turnos de 48 horas- que se han quedado sin trabajo por los recortes en educación.
Ahí os subimos el enlace para leer la noticia completa:
http://www.abcdesevilla.es/20111117/sevilla/sevi-profesores-encerrados-catedral-201111171229.html
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martes, 22 de noviembre de 2011
sábado, 19 de noviembre de 2011
BBC News se hace eco de nuestra lucha contra el D302
Hace unos días una periodista de la BBC nos hizo una entrevista para dar a conocer fuera de nuestras fronteras (a nuestros medios nacionales y autonómicos se les tendría que caer la cara de vergüenza) el estado de precariedad laboral y personal en el que deja y dejará a los docentes la entrada en vigor del D302, sin olvidar, por supuesto, las implicaciones tan perniciosas para el Sistema Educativo y para la denostación de un colectivo, el docente, cada vez más vilipendiado. Cada día que continuamos en la Catedral disminuye un poco más el prestigio de la profesión docente. Aquí va un extracto de la noticia:
Protesters say their future looks very dark
But there is nothing religious about this sight: it's a sit-in protest by young teachers who say cuts in spending on education have cost them their jobs.
"We'll stay until this situation is resolved," insists Paula, laid-off after the local government changed the rules on hiring supply teachers. The protesters believe the motive was to save money.
So they have been here for more than seven weeks, protesting in shifts, behind metal barricades draped with banners explaining their cause in multiple languages.
"At the moment our future is very dark," complains Zeus, perched on a pile of mattresses.
He says about 1,000 teachers have been affected by the cuts.
"It's possible I'll have to get another job, maybe in a supermarket. I just don't know," he says.
Para leer la noticia completa:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15762517
Spain economic crisis: Young, professional and jobless
Protesters say their future looks very dark
There is now a new sight for visitors to Seville's enormous gothic cathedral - at the far end of the nave beneath a vast stained-glass window.
As the music from morning mass drifts through loudspeakers, curious tourists pause and snap photographs. But there is nothing religious about this sight: it's a sit-in protest by young teachers who say cuts in spending on education have cost them their jobs.
"We'll stay until this situation is resolved," insists Paula, laid-off after the local government changed the rules on hiring supply teachers. The protesters believe the motive was to save money.
So they have been here for more than seven weeks, protesting in shifts, behind metal barricades draped with banners explaining their cause in multiple languages.
"At the moment our future is very dark," complains Zeus, perched on a pile of mattresses.
He says about 1,000 teachers have been affected by the cuts.
"It's possible I'll have to get another job, maybe in a supermarket. I just don't know," he says.
Para leer la noticia completa:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15762517
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