The University Federation of La Plata (FULP) issued a statement today warning of non-compliance with services at the University Hostel of the National University of La Plata (UNLP).
According to the FULP, “the Directorate of the University Hostel fails to comply with the agreement and violates the rights of fellow scholarship holders.”
In this sense, he accused that the property is “without internet, without heating and without basic services.”
In a text they detailed “structural problems” such as “four months without internet connection, without heating, without access to the first aid kit, interruptions in basic electricity and water services and floods due to loss of water.” They also pointed out that there are only “6 computers, 16 chairs, 7 washing machines and a single electric oven with 4 burners for 195 people.”
Along the same lines, they referred to “breach of the act of agreement by the Management to guarantee a varied, balanced and healthy diet, cut portions, food in poor condition, meat reduction and replacement with pasta, weekends without fruit and vegetarianism without food at noon”.
“In addition, totally disconnected from the reality they live in, yesterday in the Welfare Commission they tried to discuss a new regulation for hostel students,” criticized the agency.
“From the University Federation of La Plata as a union of all the students of the UNLP we define not to advance in this discussion until the pressing demands of the companions who currently inhabit it are not resolved,” they resolved.
In this sense, they expanded that “neither the Secretary of Well-being nor the Directorate of the University Hostel informed the students who live in the hostel that the Regulations of the place where they live were going to be discussed.”
“Given this, as FULP we demand that the problems of the Shelter be resolved immediately and we open a discussion process with the sheltered for the construction of a new regulation that contemplates them and takes into account the contributions of those who inhabit the scholarship,” he concluded. the notice.
