A group of students from the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) denounced today that they were prevented from entering a student assembly. “Franja Morada put up fences and patovas,” they denounced on Twitter, along with a video of the confrontation they staged.
“ANTIDEMOCRATIC SCANDAL IN THE LAW FACULTY. Purple Strip (UCR – PRO) put up fences and gangways that did NOT allow the students to enter the Assembly of the Student Center and thus be able to carry out a fraud: THERE WILL BE NO ELECTIONS THIS YEAR “SHAME. GANGSTERS”, wrote the law student and left-wing militant Tatiana Fernández Martí, on her Twitter account.
Everything was generated from a call by the Reform Front of the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires to an assembly to validate the annulment of the annual elections in the university, where thousands of students have the right to choose their representatives.
The incidents occurred because they fenced off the access to the assembly and there were people who chose who could enter and who could not.
In the videos that quickly went viral on social networks, you can see how these people from outside the university hurt different students, many of them organized into opposition lists, such as the Left Front.
