PS MP Sara Mila explains the main reasons which, according to her, are driving students to the anti-government protest on the boulevard. In her view, there is a tendency toward immediate careers in the administration. Also, some students claim that the hiring process is not accompanied by meritocracy or by recognition of party affiliations.
“I don’t think we have learned much in these 9 days compared with what we have learned in the other 140 days of protest on the boulevard with the flamingos. There are some students there, and their problems mostly come from elsewhere. We are dealing with another generation. From the communications I have with students and young people, there are two main problems: The first is directly linked to employment, to a trampoline between completing studies and starting a career in the labor market.
There is a tendency to want and to have a career in administration right away. This immediately fuels a zigzag of opinions, conflicts and arguments regarding this process. Some say this process is pursued without meritocracy, while others say you need the right connections and party circumstances to penetrate the administration. This is a debate that exists and has existed before”, said the PS MP on “A2CNN”.
