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student protests from dozens of US universities against Israeli bombing on the Strip A loop leave More than 2,500 people were detained. This movement has a new open
student protests from dozens of US universities against Israeli bombing on the Strip A loop leave More than 2,500 people were detained.
This movement has a new open front. Chicago where the university warned students that camping “cannot continue” and they should leave as soon as possible.
“I said we were only going to intervene if what might have been an exercise of freedom of expression blocked the learning or expression of others or disrupted the operation or security of the university.
“Without an agreement to close the camp, we have reached this point,” said facility president Paul Alivisatos.
Following the president’s announcement, a group of protesters carrying American flags confronted pro-Palestinian university students on campus.
The University of Chicago took a more lenient approach to the protest than many others in the country, part of a tradition of supporting free expression on its campus.
According to local media, hundreds the students were still at the campground despite the president’s warning, while police presence increases.
Many of the pro-Palestinian camps at dozens of public and private universities have been evicted by police in recent days, in operations that are estimated to have detained more than 2,500 students. New York Times.
In one of the largest busts at Columbia University earlier this week, an agent “accidentally” fired his weapon, the NYPD admitted Friday.
According to the official version, the agent broke the glass of the window of the building they were trying to enter and changed his service weapon when he fired, the bullet hitting the ground.
It was in New York, the epicenter of protests across the country, This Friday, police evacuated two more camps pro-Palestinian students.
One at New York University (NYU) with 13 detainees, and the other at the New School, in an operation that resulted in 43 were arrested.
About a hundred students from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) camp in Ciudad Universitaria are demanding an end to the “genocide” in the Gaza Strip and expressing solidarity with the protests in the United States.
“We have decided to build a camp on Campus, open to the entire community, and join forces to condemn the genocide against the Palestinian people,” assembly members, who wished to remain anonymous, said at a news conference.
The concentration, which has numerous campaign centers, joins protests at US universities that have been evicted by police and resulted in more than 2,000 arrests, as well as in other parts of the world.
“Our comrades on the other side of the Rio Grande shocked the imperialist government of American President Joe Biden, who, together with university authorities, unleashed a brutal attack with hundreds of expulsions and brutal repression,” one of the representatives said.
In his opinion, the Israeli government is committing “violations of international consensus and human rights,” as well as “crimes against humanity.”
Since October 7 last year, when war broke out, Israel has received a “credible” charge of genocide at the International Court of Justice, in addition to numerous requests for a ceasefire.
On April 30, a meeting of “students, teachers and organized civil society” took place, at which they agreed to create a camp.
Members grouped their requests under several “points of struggle,” ranging from “stopping genocide” to “severing academic ties” between UNAM and Israeli centers and companies that they believe “openly support Zionism.”
Asked about future action, another official cautioned that the camp was indefinite. (EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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