জ্যেষ্ঠ দলীয় নেতাৰ আশীষ বিচাৰিলে মোডী-শ্বাহে

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Published : May 24, 2019, 12:23 PM IST

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Sao Paulo - 23 May 2019
++NIGHT SHOTS++
1. Student protesters and police standoff, chanting UPSOUND (Portuguese) "Let's pass the popular revolt"
2. Students trying to occupy Paulista Avenue
3. Driver stuck in traffic as students flock into the avenue
4. A woman with a mask that resembles Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro with devil horns
5. Students marching
6. Close of a student with a sticker reading (Portuguese) "Bolsonaro out" as he chants, UPSOUND (Portuguese) "Students are on the street, it's the government's fault"
7. Riot police
8. Various of standoff between riot police and protesters
9. Police commander talking to protest organiser Marcelo Rocha, right, UPSOUND (Portuguese) "Let's talk, let's have a dialogue"
10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Marcelo Rocha, 20-year-old high school teacher and protest organiser:
"In the end, the people who will suffer these (education) cuts are those who can't afford a (private) university. Public universities and private universities with grants give access to people that had no access to them before. I'm the first person in my family to go to a university. I'm the first person in my family to finish high school."
11. Student protester
12. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Marcelo Rocha, 20-year-old high school teacher and protest organiser:
"I can't image my sons going to a university or a school in the situation that we are in today. I see that we are repeating the story of my parents - my sons not being able to have an education. That's why we fight because the minister wants to make these cuts, totally racists and elitists cuts."
13. Riot police step back as protesters advance
14. Protesters marching, chanting UPSOUND (Portuguese) "Hey bourgeois, it's your fault!"
STORYLINE:
A few hundred students took to the streets in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo on Thursday to protest President Jair Bolsonaro's cuts in federal funding for public education.
Protesters in Sao Paulo blocked Paulista Avenue, one of the city's main transport links, as riot police stood by.
Marcelo Rocha, the protest organiser, said that those who can't afford private education would suffer the most as a result of the cuts.
He called the reduction in education funding "totally racists and elitists."
Education experts, professors and students say they are particularly worried about the government freezing 30 percent of the discretionary budgets at all federal universities, money used to pay for things such as utility bills, security, cleaning and maintenance work.
Since the early stages of his presidential campaign, Bolsonaro has repeatedly vowed to improve Brazil's underperforming education system, mostly by ousting what he considers a deeply engrained "Marxist ideology" and by increasing security in violent schools.
After assuming the presidency, Bolsonaro spoke of plans to revise school textbooks to excise references to feminism, homosexuality and violence against women.
Last month, Bolsonaro tweeted that funding for sociology and philosophy studies could be eliminated.
In the latest budget cuts, scholarships for master's and doctoral research were suspended.
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