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“Occupying” Chile’s education budget
Student protesters and the government may be closer to reaching an agreement on education spending.
From: Fault Lines
Chile rising
Fault Lines follows Chile’s student protest movement and examines the underlying issues driving the anger.
3 Jan 2012
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Small groups of youth clash with police in otherwise peaceful march of tens of thousands, demanding educational reform.
Nationwide protests held in a country where education has become a tough aim for many.
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