MARTIN SANCHEZ

Massive clashes erupted between students and police forces in Athens, Greece, during protests against government plans to privatize universities. Video footage captured students striking riot police helmets with red flags while tear gas was deployed and batons were used to disperse protesters. Several arrests were made. For the past week, students have been protesting against right-wing Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who is pushing through several pieces of legislation to legalize privatized universities for the first time. The students fear this move would jeopardize the public education sector, which is already struggling with funding problems. Protesters were seen holding banners reading: "No to the privatization of public education!". These privatization proposals coincide with a time when Greece is grappling with a cost-of-living crisis, leading to a significant portion of the population having to reduce spending on essential goods, as indicated by recent polls.

Una duda que tengo: si alguien apoya y defiende a una persona que pidió invadir Venezuela; celebró, pidió y pide hoy sanciones contra la economía y los servicios públicos; contra la infraestructura social del país; hizo política a partir de hacer sufrir al pueblo venezolano; ¿Ese alguien, al avalar a esa persona, no es también responsable (o al menos cómplice) de todos esos delitos?